Coronavirus: Expert Conversations

Stopping the spread of the coronavirus is low on the agenda of underdeveloped countries in the Middle East and Africa. Instead, they are focused on protecting their families from military attacks and starvation. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Ambassador Hesham Youssef of Egypt, a senior fellow at the US Institute of Peace in DC, on the catastrophic impact the coronavirus outbreak could have on vulnerable populations.

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Stopping the spread of the coronavirus is low on the agenda of underdeveloped countries in the Middle East and Africa. Instead, they are focused on protecting their families from military attacks and starvation. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Ambassador Hesham Youssef of Egypt, a senior fellow at the US Institute of Peace in DC, on the catastrophic impact the coronavirus outbreak could have on vulnerable populations.

This week, Bret sits down with Anna Palmer, Senior Washington correspondent for POLITICO, Matthew Continetti, founding Editor of the Washington Free Beacon and fellow at AEI and Chris Stirewalt, FOX News Politics Editor to discuss what the world might look like after the COVID-19 pandemic. 

The panel discusses how they predict people will feel towards the federal government after the crisis is over, what kind of economic situation awaits us after the health crisis is resolved and how legislators in Congress may take the next emergency spending package as an opportunity to push for their platforms.

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This week, Bret sits down with Anna Palmer, Senior Washington correspondent for POLITICO, Matthew Continetti, founding Editor of the Washington Free Beacon and fellow at AEI and Chris Stirewalt, FOX News Politics Editor to discuss what the world might look like after the COVID-19 pandemic. 

The panel discusses how they predict people will feel towards the federal government after the crisis is over, what kind of economic situation awaits us after the health crisis is resolved and how legislators in Congress may take the next emergency spending package as an opportunity to push for their platforms.

Follow Bret on Twitter: @BretBaier

This week is expected to be the worst week yet for Covid-19 with the apex approaching New York and other states. As some states brace for the worst, states like California and Washington may be seeing some positive impacts of social distancing. Epidemiologist and Associate Professor at the University of Chicago Sarah Cobey and Chair of the Department of Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco Dr. Bob Wachter weigh in on what to expect this week, if mitigation is working , the status of virus testing and where we go from here.

With most of America working from home and using "Zoom" to have meetings with co-workers there has been a spike in hacking. Kurt Knutsson "The Cyber Guy" discusses why this is happening and how we can secure our chats.

Plus, commentary by FOX Nation host Tom Shillue.

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This week is expected to be the worst week yet for Covid-19 with the apex approaching New York and other states. As some states brace for the worst, states like California and Washington may be seeing some positive impacts of social distancing. Epidemiologist and Associate Professor at the University of Chicago Sarah Cobey and Chair of the Department of Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco Dr. Bob Wachter weigh in on what to expect this week, if mitigation is working , the status of virus testing and where we go from here.

With most of America working from home and using "Zoom" to have meetings with co-workers there has been a spike in hacking. Kurt Knutsson "The Cyber Guy" discusses why this is happening and how we can secure our chats.

Plus, commentary by FOX Nation host Tom Shillue.

China remains under fire for its lack of early reporting on the coronavirus outbreak and general misinformation. The number of cases in China remains uncertain due to the lack of transparency by the Chinese government. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dean Cheng, Senior Research Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, on what China knew early on in the coronavirus outbreak and chose to keep quiet about.

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China remains under fire for its lack of early reporting on the coronavirus outbreak and general misinformation. The number of cases in China remains uncertain due to the lack of transparency by the Chinese government. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dean Cheng, Senior Research Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, on what China knew early on in the coronavirus outbreak and chose to keep quiet about.

As coronavirus cases climb, so does the number of Americans  applying for unemployment benefits – last week breaking a record for the second week in a row. Charles Payne the host of "Making Money" on Fox Business Network discusses what we can expect economically in the aftermath of the COVID-19 outbreak. Right now, there is the possibility of a fourth stimulus package from Congress.  

 

Empty shelves at grocery stores have given many Americans anxiety over the last few weeks. Should shoppers be worried about not being able to get common staples like toilet paper, pasta and meat? Meat Purveyors CEO Pat LaFrieda joins the Rundown to discuss how coronavirus shutdowns have impacted the supply chains, the food industry as a whole and his own business.

 

Plus, commentary from Paul Batura author of seven books, including,                      "GOOD DAY! The Paul Harvery Story."

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As coronavirus cases climb, so does the number of Americans  applying for unemployment benefits – last week breaking a record for the second week in a row. Charles Payne the host of "Making Money" on Fox Business Network discusses what we can expect economically in the aftermath of the COVID-19 outbreak. Right now, there is the possibility of a fourth stimulus package from Congress.  

 

Empty shelves at grocery stores have given many Americans anxiety over the last few weeks. Should shoppers be worried about not being able to get common staples like toilet paper, pasta and meat? Meat Purveyors CEO Pat LaFrieda joins the Rundown to discuss how coronavirus shutdowns have impacted the supply chains, the food industry as a whole and his own business.

 

Plus, commentary from Paul Batura author of seven books, including,                      "GOOD DAY! The Paul Harvery Story."