The Fox News Rundown

The coronavirus pandemic has devastated the global economy, leaving many with major concerns about what to do with their money. While it is impossible to predict what will happen to the stock market, experts encourage investors to focus on the long term implications instead of thinking short term. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Chris Markowski, host of “Watchdog on Wall Street,” about what investments and strategies individuals should focus on during these volatile times. 

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Despite America's economy still being largely shut down, rent or mortgage payments are still being collected. With 30 million people losing their jobs in the last six weeks, many people are having a hard time coming up with the money. This is why there is pressure on Washington to pass yet another stimulus package. Congressman Tim Ryan (D-OH) explains his plan to help those Americans who may be struggling: giving $2,000 a month until America reopens for business.

Italy, Europe's hardest hit nation and the first country in the world to implement a nationwide lockdown because of the coronavirus, has begun to reopen parts of its economy, after a decline in Covid-19 cases and deaths. FOX News Foreign Correspondent Amy Kelloogg spoke with us from Florence, Italy about the country's decision to ease restrictions, the different phases to get the country back to normal safely and what the rest of the world can learn from Italy.

Plus, commentary by Johnny "Joey" Jones, retired Marine and host of the "Proud American" podcast.

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China's lack of transparency has slowed the development of better testing and the ultimate goal of developing a vaccine. Intelligence reports from five countries, including the United States, say China lied about human to human transmission and didn't hand over virus samples to the West. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Michael Daugherty, the President of LabMD on on how that information delay has hurt the development of a vaccine.  

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Consumers are rushing to buy meat amid shortage concerns after the USDA reported beef and pork production were down significantly in April. Meat production plant closures brought on by coronavirus are compounding the problem. Leslie Sarasin, President and CEO of the Food Industry Association, discusses the strain on our supply chain, efforts by President Trump to curb the shortage, and the impacts Americans might see in grocery stores.

In the last couple of months the coronavirus has completely changed our daily lives including the American workforce. The virus has created "essential" workers, remote workers and the increasing unemployment across the country that doesn't seem to be going away any time soon. The big question is, when we finally return to our new normal, what will the future of jobs look like? How has this pandemic changed the way we work, what adjustments will be made permanent and what will companies and employers do to survive if there is another crisis? Chief Knowledge Officer at the Society for Human Resource Management, Alex Alonso and Global Leader of Deloitte’s Human Capital Practice, Erica Volini weigh in. 

Plus, commentary by FOX Nation host Tammy Bruce.

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When terrorists attacked Lower Manhattan on September 11, 2001, the country was in a state of shock, the economy took a massive hit and many Americans thought we'd never be the same.

While our country was changed after that crisis, both America and New York recovered.

George Pataki was the governor of New York on 9/11 and he helped in that recovery.

On the Fox News Rundown earlier this week, Gov. Pataki joined host Dave Anthony to discuss how that national crisis compares to what America is experiencing now as we try to combat both health and economic threats from the coronavirus.

Pataki saw several parallels between 2001 and today, and weighed in on how our national and local leaders are responding to the pandemic. He also offered some advice to those leaders and had some criticisms for the media's coverage.

The full interview was candid and insightful, but too long and we could not include it all in our original segment.

This episode of Fox News Rundown Extra includes the entire conversation with former New York Governor. Besides hearing more about Pataki's views on leadership and his experience coping with challenges of 9/11, you will hear his take on modern day politics and the 2020 race.

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The coronavirus pandemic has raised a lot of questions about our country's relationship with China. But even before that, there were concerns over the nation's early handling of the virus and their transparency in regards to the scope of their outbreak. U.S. officials had already been investigating China and trying to hold them accountable for their bad behavior.

US Assistant Attorney General for national security, John Demers leads the Department of Justice's task force that is responsible for combating questionable trade practices, cyber-attacks and other national security threats from China.

Demers spoke to host Jessica Rosenthal on the Fox News Rundown earlier this week and detailed how the DOJ is working to protect our country's intellectual property, infrastructure and citizens.

The conversation shed a lot of light on the tactics China is using to undermine our country and what kind of cases the U.S. government is pursuing against them. Demers also suggested the country has been targeting some of our health services since the coronavirus crisis has begun and potentially slowing our effort to combat Covid-19.

The conversation was too long and we could include it all in our original segment.

On the Fox News Rundown Extra, you will hear our full interview with Assistant AG John Demers and get a better sense of threat being posed by China and why trying to hold them accountable has been such a challenge.

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The coronavirus pandemic has taken a significant toll on the mental health of many people around the world. Health care workers are facing PTSD reactions similar to those of veterans, while others are struggling with stay at home orders. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Melissa Whitson, Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of New Haven, on the impact of quarantine on the brain and advice on how to cope.  

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Vice President Mike Pence has been leading the White House task force against the coronavirus pandemic. The Vice President sits down with FOX News Radio's White House Correspondent Jon Decker to talk about his tour to a General Motors plant that is making ventilators in his home state of Indiana. He also discusses reopening the U.S. economy, getting Americans back to work, testing and protecting our most vulnerable population from the virus.

Election Day is just over six months away. And while the focus has been on the pandemic and the current economic crisis, a scandal surrounding former Vice President and presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden is getting traction and has the potential to shakeup the Presidential race. Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace discusses the 2020 election and how the coronavirus and sexual allegations against Joe Biden could impact the race.

Don't miss the good news with Tonya J. Powers.

Plus, commentary by Guy Benson, host of "The Guy Benson Show"

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The Israeli military has stepped up in the fight against coronavirus in Israel, where cases are consistently trending downward. New technology is being developed to ease the challenges that doctors are facing on the frontlines. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Captain Doris of the Israeli Defense Forces, with a firsthand overview on what the military is doing and how Israel plans to use this innovation help other countries in need.

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As America currently deals with the coronavirus crisis, there are a lot of questions about how to rebuild and what we need from our leaders. George Pataki was the governor of New York when terrorists attacked Lower Manhattan on September 11, 2001. Pataki discusses how to handle a crisis while being a sitting Governor, the parallels between 9/11 and COVID-19 and who he supports going into the 2020 Presidential election.

Across the country families are adjusting to their new normal amid Covid-19 including remote learning. While students, teachers and parents adjust to learning from home, there's no doubt it has been met with many obstacles both old and new. Former Assistant Secretary of Elementary and Secondary Education at the Department of Education, Deb Delisle explains some of the hurdles students, parents and teachers are facing. She also weighs in on the importance of schools and face-to face learning and what we can learn from homeschooling amid the pandemic.

Plus, commentary by Paul Batura author of,  "GOOD DAY! The Paul Harvey Story."

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