The Fox News Rundown

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The Fox News Rundown episodes

  • Global Pandemic: Can Investing In Innovation End The Pandemic?
    The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has sparked opportunity for innovation. Entrepreneurs are developing vaccines, treatments and other technological advancements in response to the virus; however, many lack the funds to do so. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Jon Medved, the CEO of the investment platform OurCrowd, on how a $100 million dollar pandemic innovation fund is helping support such companies.

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    19 min
  • "What The Hell Is Going On?": Sen. McSally, Neil Cavuto on Nationwide Unrest
    The tension across America is increasing after two months of coronavirus shutdowns and more than a week of destructive protests over the death of George Floyd. Senator Martha McSally (R-AZ) discusses the nationwide demonstrations and President Trump's vow to put soldiers on the ground if the violence doesn't stop. The Arizona Republican also weighs in on the possibility of another stimulus bill and her bid for re-election.
    The civil unrest erupting across the country following the death of George Floyd is likely to slow the U.S. economy's comeback from the Covid-19 outbreak. Violent protests and looting in cities including New York, Los Angeles and Chicago, have left business owners in a tough place. FOX's Neil Cavuto joins the 'Rundown' to weigh in on all of this more.
    Plus, commentary by "FOX and Friends" co-anchor and "The Brian Kilmeade Show" host, Brian Kilmeade.

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    31 min
  • Global Pandemic: Rising Concerns Mass Protests Could Start Second Wave
    Concerns over the coronavirus pandemic have taken a backseat for many Americans, as thousands are taking to the streets to protest the death of George Floyd for the eighth consecutive day. There are major concerns of a spike in cases, as many protesters are gathering without masks and not social distancing. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Summer Johnson McGee, the Dean of the School of Health Sciences at the University of New Haven, on how groups can assemble peacefully without jeopardizing public health.  

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    16 min
  • Covering The Chaos
    It has been more than a week since the death of George Floyd in police custody sparked protests across the nation. Since then, some cities have seen buildings and police cars lit on fire, shattered windows and even looting. Fox News correspondents Matt Finn and Leland Vittert discuss covering the protests as they turned violent and Leland tells the full story of what happened Friday night when he was targeted by angry protesters outside the White House.
    So what's next? How does the country address police brutality and racism following the death of George Floyd? How do Americans re-establish trust in law officers and work with them in their communities? Also, what legislation needs to be passed at the state and local levels to end these tragedies and hold those accountable? Criminal defense attorney and FOX News Contributor Ted Williams and FOX News political analyst Gianno Caldwell weigh in.
    Plus, commentary by Fox News Correspondent At Large Geraldo Rivera.

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    32 min
  • Global Pandemic: Policing During a Pandemic
    Americans are fearful of a rise in coronavirus cases, as thousands of Americans continue to gather in large groups to protest the tragic death of George Floyd. Police officers across the country are altering their community policing efforts in an effort to protect themselves from contracting the virus. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Joe Ested, a former police officer in Richmond, Virginia, on the implications of coronavirus on policing. 

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    16 min
  • Protests And Politics: How Will Civil Unrest Affect The Presidential Election?
    Following the death of George Floyd while in police custody, anger has ignited protests, turning into looting, rioting and attacks to law enforcement. Director of the Fox News decision desk Arnon Mishkin discusses recent polls and how this could impact the 2020 Presidential election.
    Today officially kicks off hurricane season, although we’ve had some named storms already this spring and other natural disasters during the coronavirus outbreak. So how do Americans balance a natural disaster and a pandemic? Hagerty Consulting's Executive Chairman, and former FEMA Administrator Brock Long weighs in on how to prepare. 
    Plus, commentary by Richard Fowler Fox News Contributor. 

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    36 min
  • Fox News Rundown Extra: A Pastor's Fight To Reopen His Church
    Many churches across the country will remain closed this weekend due to the coronavirus and the social distancing guidelines still being enforced by some states. However, there are some religious leaders defying their governors and holding services anyway.
    One of them is Charles Clark III, who is a co-pastor at Solid Rock Baptist Church in Berlin, New Jersey.
    Despite Gov. Phil Murphy's order to keep churches closed to the public, he has decided to allow parishioners in .
    Earlier this week, Clark joined host Dave Anthony on the Fox News Rundown to discuss his the motivatin behind his act of defiance and the lawsuit he plans against the state of the New Jersey. He also explained the precautions he is taking to help prevent his church members from getting Covid-19.
    The conversation was too long and we could not include all of it in this week's segment. You can hear the entire conversation on the Fox News Rundown Extra.

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    22 min
  • Fox News Rundown Extra: Country Star Sara Evans Covers It All With Dana Perino
    Fox News anchor Dana Perino recently got the opportunity to sit down with one of the biggest names in country music, Sara Evans.
    Evans discussed her latest album, 'Copy That', where she covers some classic songs from the last few decades. She explained her inspiration behind the project and why she chose some of the classic hits she performs.
    But the conversation was not just about music. Dana Perino asked the songwriter about her family, challenges in her life and how she has been coping with the current coronavirus crisis
    Part of the discussion aired on the Fox News Rundown earlier this week, but it was too long and we could not include it all. But there was plenty you missed including Sara Evans discussing ways she'd like to improve the music industry and more intimate stories from her past.
    On the Fox News Rundown Extra, you'll hear Dana Perino's entire, unedited conversation with country star Sara Evans.

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    24 min
  • Global Pandemic: Staying Positive As A Parent In The Pandemic
    Parenting in the age of coronavirus has many challenges. Parents and kids alike are struggling to navigate life at home, with schools closed and lockdown orders in place. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Armin Brott, the host of the Positive Parenting podcast. Armin provides advice for parents on how to explain the coronavirus pandemic to kids.  

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    16 min
  • Trump Takes On Twitter
    President Trump signed an executive order challenging liability protections for social media companies on Thursday following his latest feud with Twitter. It was over the company's decision for the first time to fact-check the President's tweets about mail-in ballots. FOX News Sunday host Chris Wallace weighs in on the feud. He also discusses former VP Joe Biden leaving his basement for the first time, face masks being politicized and the recent death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
    As America remains partially closed due to coronavirus social distancing guidelines , some religious leaders across the country are defying their governors by opening up their churches! Charles Clark III, co-pastor of Solid Rock Baptist Church went against New Jersey's stay-at-home orders and held a service last weekend. Clark discusses why he is suing Gov. Phil Murphy and what precautions his church is taking to keep everyone safe.
    Don't miss the good news with Tonya J. Powers.
    Plus, commentary by Former Deputy National Security Adviser, KT McFarland.

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    35 min

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