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  • Global Pandemic: Sweden Fishing for Answers
    The response to the coronavirus pandemic has been much different in Sweden, where schools and businesses have remained mostly open and regulations are limited. Now many European countries are turning to Sweden as an example for how to reopen their economies. FOX News Radio’s Simon Owen speaks to Charlie Duxbury, Politico reporter based in Stockholm, Sweden, with an update on the state of the pandemic in Sweden. 

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    18 min
  • Holding China Accountable
    The coronavirus pandemic, and China's handling of the virus has worsened U.S./China relations. As the U.S. tries to move forward from the outbreak, the big question remains if China will be held accountable and will there be repercussions for China's misinformation? Assistant Attorney General of National Security John Demers weighs in.
    26 million Americas have filed for unemployment in the last five weeks with many frustrated they haven't received their money yet. Wall Street Journal economics reporter Sarah Chaney discusses why so many Americans are having a hard time getting unemployment benefits and what is being done to alleviate the problem.
    Plus, commentary by FOX News Correspondent at Large, Geraldo Rivera.

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    33 min
  • Global Pandemic: Testing and Contact Tracing Improving
    The United States continues to make great strides in combating the coronavirus pandemic with testing capabilities increasing and improved contact tracing underway. Despite these signs of hope, the virus is taking a heartbreaking toll on healthcare workers on the frontlines. FOX News Radio’s Simon Owen speaks to Dr. Janette Nesheiwat, MD, Family & Emergency Medicine and Fox News Medical Contributor, with an update on a coronavirus vaccine.

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    16 min
  • Why South Dakota Remained Open for Business
    More businesses in more states are starting to reopen. South Dakota is one of the few that did not order retailers and restaurants to shut down during the coronavirus outbreak. Governor Kristi Noem explains why she trusted the people of her state to take 'personal responsibility" and did not feel like a strict stay-at-home mandate was necessary. The first term Republican also weighs in on the federal government's response and the need for more testing.
    Covid-19 has drastically changed people's lives in the U.S. and across the world. As we look forward to life after the coronavirus, changes will have to be made to social norms such as handshaking in order to adjust to the "new normal." Biological anthropologist and senior research fellow at the Kinsey Institute, Dr. Helen Fisher weighs in on adapting to life after corona, how to move forward and what social norms will never change despite the outbreak.
    Plus, commentary by  Kat Timpf, co-host of the "Tyrus and Timpf" podcast.

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    30 min
  • Global Pandemic: Meat Shortages Could Be Coming
    Americans may need to brace themselves for a pork and beef shortage. The United States’ food supply chain, protein in particular, continues to be challenged due to the coronavirus pandemic.  FOX News Radio’s Simon Owen speaks with Mike Duffy, the CEO of C&S, the United States’ largest wholesale grocery supply company, on whether or not Americans are listening to calls to only buy what they need at grocery stores.

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    18 min
  • "Corona Crisis Testing Both Campaigns"
    As many states are starting phase one of reopening their economy the impact to both the U.S. economy and the 2020 Presidential race have been large. Chris Stirewalt, Fox News politics editor discusses recent FOX News polls and a claim from a former aide that Joe Biden sexually assaulted her in the 1990’s. 
     
    Even though the coronavirus has badly affected and even killed some otherwise seemingly healthy people, it is turning out that a lot of those who have been hospitalized weren’t very healthy to begin with. Fox News Contributor Dr. Nicole Saphier says America’s obesity and other chronic health problems made many of us more vulnerable to the pandemic. She offers ways to address these preventable illnesses and discusses her new book, “Make America Healthy Again.”
     
    Plus, commentary by Jimmy Failla, host of "Fox Across America."

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    38 min
  • Fox News Rundown Extra: Sen. Tim Scott Gets Candid About Race, Family and President Trump
    Senator Tim Scott is one of the biggest name in Washington.
    The South Carolina Republican is generally respected on both sides of the aisle and has been a leader on big issues facing the country.
    Recently, Sen. Scott joined host Dave Anthony on the Fox News Rundown.
    We did ask the Senator about the coronavirus and the economic challenges facing America, but much of the time was spent on his incredible story and unique life in politics.
    We could not get the entire conversation in the segment that ran this week, so we thought we'd let you hear it on the Fox News Rundown Extra.
    As you listen to the whole conversation, you will hear about his relationship with President, his views about our country and the challenges he faces as being the only black Republican in the Senate.

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    35 min
  • Fox News Rundown Extra: Why Alex Berenson Says It Is Time To Reopen Schools
    After weeks of strict shelter-in-place measures being enforced throughout the country, a handful of states have decided to relax some of their social-distancing measures. America's lockdown was originally based on scientific models that projected millions of cases and horrifying death tolls.
    There have been skeptics out there who have believed that the data behind those morbid predictions was wrong and therefore some of the stay-at-home mandates went too far.
    Earlier this week, Fox News senior political analyst Brit Hume hosted a special segment of the Rundown and spoke with former New York Times reporter and author Alex Berenson. Berenson has been tweeting for weeks that he believes the models are wrong and the dangers of Covid-19 have been overstated.
    Those tweets have put him in the center of the debate and have made him a target for many online.
    Brit Hume's interview with the journalist covered a lot of ground and was too long to include in our entire segment.
    On The Fox News Rundown Extra, you will here the entire conversation. Berenson gives his take on some of the arguments behind the policies that have shutdown huge parts of the economy. He also specifically addresses what he considered questionable data regarding the mortality rate and infection rate of the coronavirus.
    Exclusively in the Extra, Berenson also discusses the pushback he received after becoming a public skeptic of the virus.

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    31 min
  • Global Pandemic: FDA Issues Drug Warning
    The pressure is on to ramp up testing capacity and treatment for coronavirus. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued a warning today on both hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine, which were previously touted as a potential treatment for the virus. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with David Lim, Health Care Reporter at Politico, on the coordinated effort between the federal government and states needed to tackle to testing shortages across the country.

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    17 min
  • America Begins to Open its Doors Again
    America will be watching, as several states start relaxing social distancing restrictions and reopening parts of their economy today. Some argue it's still too soon. Will these changes result in a spike in coronavirus infections? Plus, how have other countries fared with less restrictive lockdowns? University of California, Irvine epidemiologist Andrew Noymer weighs in on all of this.
    The coronavirus and social-distancing restrictions have sparked a debate centering around remote voting in Congress. Senator Tim Scott shares his take on how Washington's business should get done in a crisis. Plus, the South Carolina Republican discusses his relationship with President Trump, what he faced being the only black Republican in the Senate and his new book, "Opportunity Knocks: How Hard Work, Community, and Business Can Improve Lives and End Poverty."
    Don't miss the good news with Tonya J. Powers.
    Plus, commentary by FOX Nation host Tom Shillue.

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    34 min

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