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Howie Kurtz on Joe Rogan apologizing for his COVID coverage, Tom Brady announcing his retirement from the NFL and Donald Trump saying he would pardon January 6th rioters if reelected.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden making an international gaffe with his comments on Ukraine, 'Build Back Better' not living up to the 'New Deal' and Donald Trump saying feud with Governor DeSantis is 'fake news'.
Howie Kurtz on Donald Trump still obsessed with attacking Joe Scarborough and Mike Brezezinski, the GOP maybe skipping the 2024 presidential debates and a National Review piece calling for the firing of Dr. Fauci.
The international sports drama between, Serbian tennis star, Novak Djokovic and Australia maybe over but no one is forgiving each other just yet. Also, an underwater volcano erupts in the Pacific and a drone attack in Abu Dhabi kills three. Senior FOX Field Producer Yonat Friling joins Trey Yingst to discuss these stories and others developing around the world.
Howie Kurtz on the Department of Justice charging eleven members of the 'Oath Keepers' with seditious conspiracy, Australia once again canceling Novak Djokovic's visa and the Supreme Court blocking Biden's OSHA vaccine mandate.
Howie Kurtz on Kevin McCarthy refusing to cooperate with the January 6th committee, Donald Trump's social media ban not hurting him and MLB's Baltimore Orioles moving their fences out at Camden Yards.
Howie Kurtz on the possibility of Hillary Clinton running in 2024, Dr. Fauci and Senator Rand Paul sparring once again in Senate hearing and Novak Djokovic admitting to making false statements about his COVID time line.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden backing changes to the filibuster, the President will also be delivering a speech on voter rights legislation and Rep. Jim Jordan refusing to cooperate with the January 6th committee.
Howie Kurtz on the Democrats needing to change their strategy on fighting COVID, the CDC correcting Justice Sotomayor's COVID number claims and an Australian judge saying Novak Djokovic can stay in the country for tennis tournament.
Howie Kurtz on the CDC trying to clear up their confusing strategies to take on COVID, detailing President Biden's January 6th speech and Senator Ted Cruz calling January 6th a "terrorist attack".
Howie Kurtz on Donald Trump's claiming a stolen election on the anniversary of the January 6th attack on the Capitol and President Biden delivering a response.
Howie Kurtz on COVID mandates and case numbers, Donald Trump canceling his January 6th press conference and FOX's Sean Hannity being asked to cooperate with the January 6th committee.
Howie Kurtz on NFL player Antonio Brown walking out of a game, Theranos' Elizabeth Holmes being found guilty on four of eleven charges and the Democrats preparing for Nancy Pelosi's retirement from Congress.
Howie Kurtz on remembering the beloved career of Betty White, our political divide being on display approaching January 6th anniversary and Dr. Fauci suggesting the CDC could add a negative test to its new isolation guidelines.
Two former senior editors at the media outlet 'Stand New',' the most prominent pro-democracy media organization in Hong Kong, have been arrested and the news site shut down on Wednesday. It is getting international attention as the latest attack on freedoms of the press by China on Hong Kong. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks to Gordon Chang, China-U.S. relations expert and author of "The Coming Collapse Of China", about the latest raid on a pro-democracy website and what it means for freedom of the press for Hong Kong.
Howie Kurtz on a new record of daily COVID cases being set as the Omicron variant spreads, the BBC apologizing for an Alan Dershowitz interview following Ghislaine Maxwell conviction and a pair of CNN producers resigning after being accused of improper conduct with a minors.
Cases of positive tests of the Omicron variant are rising at a rapid rate but it may not be the last variant we see. While the continuing studies show the new variant is less deadly, it remains much more transmissible. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks to Dr. Robert R. Redfield, former director of the CDC and Senior Medical Advisor at AM LLC, about the Omicron variant, its risks and why it won't be the last COVID variant.
Howie Kurtz on cases of the Omicron variant rising rapidly, a jury convicting Ghislaine Maxwell on sex trafficking charges and Trump lawyers saying January 6th committee is seeking evidence of criminal activity against him.
Howie Kurtz on the CDC reducing its estimate for how prevalent the omicron variant is, the 'View' struggling to find a new conservative host and Joe Rogan saying if Michelle Obama runs she will win the White House.
Rising inflation and the Omicron variant have markets spooked increasing stock volatility. Also, the Federal Reserve could be raising interest rates by June of next year that could help or hinder a rally. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks to Al Lord, the founder of Lexerd Capital Management, about the 2022 financial outlook and how to combat inflation through investments.
This ‘Media Buzz Meter’ first aired on December 20th, 2021 … Howie Kurtz on Sen. Joe Manchin announcing on FOX News he is a 'no' on the 'Build Back Better' bill, the Omicron variant spreading as media tries to catch up with information and what kind of movies are attracting attention.
This 'Media Buzz Meter' first aired on December 13th, 2021 ... Howie Kurtz on Chris Wallace leaving FOX News, AP journalists being spied on and California Governor Gavin Newsom calling for gun legislation modeled after Texas abortion law.
The pandemic is going on two years of giving all of us more concerns to worry about and experts say that long term pressure causes high levels of stress. Besides the mental health effects, physical effects can manifest from that mental fatigue and frustration. FOX's Simon Owen speaks to Alastair Santhouse, a British psychiatrist and the author of 'Head First: How the Mind Heals The Body', about the pandemic's effects on our mental health and his take on how the brain can sometimes ease physical suffering.
Howie Kurtz on Kimberly Potter being found guilty of manslaughter in the shooting death of Daunte Wright, President Biden offering rare praise of Donald Trump for vaccinations and White House staffers complaining about being left out during the holidays.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden saying he will run in 2024 if he is healthy, Omicron is spreading but not widespread lockdowns and Vice President Harris struggling to define herself in the White House.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden's Omicron plan lacking available testing kits, Sen. Mitch McConnell telling Sen. Manchin the GOP would 'love to have' him and Republican Congressman Scott Perry saying he won't cooperate with the January 6th committee.
Howie Kurtz on Donald Trump and Bill O'Reilly booed over boosters while on tour, Senator Joe Manchin blaming White House staff actions for his decision to squash President Biden's bill and staff for Vice President Kamala Harris shutting down radio interview goes viral.
European countries are continuing to tighten restrictions over Omicron and the Dow fell 500 points over economic fears of the variant's spread. Also, hundreds dead and dozens missing after a typhoon hit the Philippines. Senior FOX Field Producer Yonat Friling joins Trey Yingst to discuss these stories and others developing around the world.
Howie Kurtz on Sen. Joe Manchin announcing on FOX News he is a 'no' on the 'Build Back Better' bill, the Omicron variant spreading as media tries to catch up with information and what kind of movies are attracting attention.
Howie Kurtz on the January 6th committee releasing texts from GOP members to Mark Meadows, Elon Musk and Senator Elizabeth Warren sparring over taxes and Democrats moving from the failed infrastructure bill talks to the issue of voting rights.
Howie Kurtz on the House voting to hold Mark Meadows in contempt over January 6th committee defiance, FOX hosts discussing their texts to Meadows and who are the Democrat contenders if President Biden announced he isn't running in 2024?
Howie Kurtz on Mark Meadows becoming the focus of the January 6th committee investigation, FOX News hosts sending texts to Meadows urging Trump to stop the riot and generation 'Z' saying they are moving on from the COVID pandemic.
Medical researchers all over the globe are racing to understand the Omicron variant and preliminary studies show that it may be more transmissible than the previous Delta variant. Omicron was first reported in South Africa which has had a spike in COVID cases but thus far symptoms have been less severe than the Delta variant, causing some optimism that this latest strain can be controlled. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks to Dr. Nicole Saphier, FOX News Medical Contributor and author of the book "Panic Attack: Playing Politics With Science In The Fight Against COVID-19", who says we need more data on Omicron before getting panicked about the new variant.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden and Vladimir Putin holding a virtual meeting on Ukraine, the U.S. lagging in widespread COVID testing and Rep. Dan Crenshaw trashing the GOP 'Freedom Caucus'.
Howie Kurtz on scientists saying the Omicron variant has a higher reinfection risk, gauging the political fallout if SCOTUS upholds Mississippi abortion law and Twitter changing their policy on posting pictures.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden laying out a plan to fight the Omicron variant, the Supreme Court seeming to lean towards upholding Mississippi abortion law and Alec Baldwin saying he 'didn't pull the trigger' in onset shooting.
Howie Kurtz on Chris Cuomo using his media contacts to warn his brother of accusations, the feuding between Rep. Lauren Boebert and Rep. Ilhan Omar and Jack Dorsey resigning from Twitter.
France and England are at odds after twenty seven migrants die trying to cross the English Channel. Meanwhile, the new Omicron COVID variant sparks travel bans from around the world. Senior FOX Field Producer Yonat Friling, joins Trey to discuss these stories and others developing around the world.
Howie Kurtz on travel bans getting imposed because of the Omicron variant, President Biden's approval being directly attached to his legislation and why the new Beatles documentary is worth watching.
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a host of obstacles for small businesses including labor shortages and diminished cash flow. Of course business owners have been forced to make changes to stay afloat but many feel the federal government has not done enough. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Carissa Reiniger, small business expert and Founder & CEO of 'Small Biz Silver Lining', about how her company is trying to help small businesses survive through the pandemic.
This ‘Media Buzz Meter’ first aired on November 15th, 2021 ... Howie Kurtz on the GOP warning Democrats of payback after Steve Bannon indictment, Vice President Kamala Harris getting sidelined amid dwindling support from Biden and Republicans holding largest midterm edge in forty years.
The pandemic has obviously had many different impacts on healthcare and some of them are transforming how we care for ourselves. One example is the increased use of apps, using artificial intelligence, to improve exercise and personal health. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks to Harry Glorikian, the author of a new book 'The Future You: How Artificial Intelligence Can Help You Get Healthier, Stress Less, and Live Longer', about what role artificial intelligence can play in improving your health.
This 'Media Buzz Meter' first aired on November 11th, 2021 ... Howie Kurtz on President Biden conceding that rising inflation is a problem, the Judge in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial admonishing the prosecution and the DOJ suing Uber over wait time for people with disabilities.
Violent protests took place in multiple European capital cities this weekend over new COVID restrictions and lockdown measures. Also, demonstrations in central Iran after a river was diverted causing a drought in the region. Senior FOX Field Producer Yonat Friling, joins Trey to discuss these stories and others developing around the world.
Howie Kurtz on the House passing a nearly two trillion dollar spending bill, a judge blocking the New York Times from publishing Project Veritas materials and what could happen if Biden doesn't run for reelection in 2024.
Howie Kurtz on the House censuring Rep. Paul Gosar over violent cartoon, Rittenhouse lawyers asking for a mistrial and Rupert Murdoch saying Trump needs to move on from the last election.
Howie Kurtz on Kyle Rittenhouse supporters not calling him a hero, more states pushing for booster shots for all adults and Daniel Baldwin defending his brother in wake of onset shooting.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden denying there is a plan to pay separated migrant families, the Justice Department suing to block Penguin Random House from acquiring Simon & Schuster and Aaron Rodgers offering a misleading COVID-19 vaccination answer.
Howie Kurtz on the Lincoln Project having actors pose as White supremacists at a Glenn Youngkin rally, Alec Baldwin speaking about the fatal onset shooting and is the COVID-19 pandemic fading from being a major political issue?
Howie Kurtz on Democrats dropping the paid family leave from the spending bill, the CDC linking mental health disorders to severe COVID-19 cases and a hedge fund buying up and gutting hundreds of newspapers.
Howie Kurtz on an assistant director facing safety criticisms in tragic onset shooting, mother who works for Amazon exposing the company was shortchanging employees and the continuing fallout from internal Facebook documents being leaked.
Howie Kurtz on Alec Baldwin killing a crew member with a prop gun, President Biden holding another town hall meeting on CNN and the FDA approving mixing COVID vaccines.
Howie Kurtz on the January 6th commission voting to hold Steve Bannon in contempt for denying subpoena, group of TV anchors announcing they have COVID-19 and other health concerns and Democrats making little progress on agreeing on spending bill.
Even before COVID-19 began there was a shortage of truck drivers in the United States and with the lack of training during the pandemic the situation has gotten worse. Issues of unloading container ships remains a major problem but the issue of getting goods to consumers starts with a shortage of trucks transporting those goods. FOX's John Saucier speaks to Professor Ed Anderson, at the McCombs School of Business, about some of the root causes of the supply chain issues and what we should expect approaching the holiday shopping season.
Howie Kurtz on Donald Trump filing a lawsuit against the January 6th commission, the passing of Colin Powell and Meghan McCain revealing why she quit 'The View' in new book.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden dodging one on ones with the media, Pete Buttigieg defending his paternity leave and Senator Joe Manchin blasting Bernie Sanders over spending bill.
Howie Kurtz on Joe Rogan grilling CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta on COVID-19, the January 6th Commission wanting to hold Steve Bannon in criminal contempt and Dave Chappelle's latest Netflix special drawing internal criticism.
The Food and Drug Administration’s vaccine advisory panel today endorsed the use of Moderna’s COVID-19 booster shot for the elderly and others at high risk because of possible exposure at their jobs or they have underlying health factors. The vote was 19-0 but the recommendation is not final and will go before the FDA to issue an official decision. FOX's Eben Brown speaks to Dr. Marc Siegel, Professor Of Medicine at New York University Langone Medical Center and FOX News Medical Contributor, about the decision and the FDA panel’s Friday meeting on the Johnson & Johnson’s proposed booster.
Howie Kurtz on Donald Trump saying fraud claims should be the GOP's focus, Amazon promoting their own products over competitors and GOP candidate Glenn Youngkin staying away from rally featuring Donald Trump and Steve Bannon.
Howie Kurtz on Texas banning all vaccine mandates including private businesses, Blue Origin workers saying the company has a toxic workplace and Justice Alito defends letting Texas abortion law take effect.
It was a nightmare travel weekend for Southwest Airlines passengers as thousands of flights were canceled across the country. There have been various reasons given for the delays from weather to an internal fight over pilots being vaccinated. FOX's Eben Brown speaks to FOX's Jonathan Serrie, at Hartsfield Jackson International Airport in Atlanta, Georgia, about the unusually high number of cancellations.
Howie Kurtz on Facebook whistleblower saying the platform is damaging society, Pelosi and Biden failing to get vote on spending bill and Donald Trump being talked out of announcing a 2024 bid.
Howie Kurtz on top generals testifying they urged President Biden to keep troops in Afghanistan, General Milley defending his calls to China during his testimony and the Senate could be voting on bill to prevent a government shutdown today.
Howie Kurtz on the Arizona election audit affirming Joe Biden won the state, the CDC overruling panel backing Pfizer booster shots and a Dr. Fauci documentary streaming on Disney+.
Howie Kurtz on the White House getting bipartisan condemnation of the border crisis, the FDA deciding on who should get COVID booster shots and President Biden meeting with divided Democrats on spending bills.
An investigation has been completed into why hundreds of entries on data pertaining to genetic sequencing acquired from early cases of COVID-19 patients were deleted from the National Institutes of Health online database at the request of Wuhan Lab scientists. Many scientists and researchers agree that that genetic sequence information could be the key to finding the origins the deadly pandemic. FOX's John Saucier speaks to FOX News Channel’s Washington based correspondent, David Spunt, about the N.I.H investigation's findings into the lost data and reaction to it on Capitol Hill.
Howie Kurtz on a new book saying Gen. Mark Milley took action to limit President Trump's ability to launch nukes, Governor Gavin Newsom coming out victorious in recall election and internal memos at Facebook showing they knew Instagram could be toxic for teens girls.
Like many popular international destinations, Venice, Italy was hit hard by the pandemic and is now trying to bring back its vibrant tourism sector. The Mayor of Venice says he has a plan to do just that but the locals are worried about a quick return of overtourism to their city. FOX’s Simon Owen speaks to FOX's Courtney Walsh, who was recently in Venice and spoke to the Mayor and other officials about the plans to reinvigorate the city's economy.
Howie Kurtz on support for President Biden's COVID-19 mandates falling on party lines, GOP calling the California recall 'rigged' before election takes place and the Democrats proposing tax hikes on the rich to pay for the infrastructure bill.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden's presidency already standing on shaky ground, COVID-19 wreaking havoc on another school year and Donald Trump claiming the 2020 election results will be thrown out.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden getting push back on his six-step COVID-19 plan, the DOJ suing Texas over abortion ban and remembering 9/11 on the 20th anniversary of the attacks.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden announcing a vaccination mandate for federal employees, Donald Trump praising Robert E. Lee and the Taliban saying planes with Americans on them will resume flights out of Kabul.
This Episode of the Media Buzz Meter first aired on 8-31-21 ... Howie Kurtz on the war in Afghanistan ending in disaster, European allies reacting harshly on botched withdrawal and NOLA levees holding up even with a quickly strengthening Hurricane Ida.
Tens of thousands of Floridians have received monoclonal antibody treatments to fight COVID-19. There are over twenty locations in the state offering the Regeneron antibody cocktail to patients for free and many are saying it is making a difference in reducing hospitalizations. FOX's Eben Brown speaks to Florida resident, Michael Dunn, who received the treatment after contracting COVID-19 and FOX News Medical Contributor Dr. Marc Siegel, of New York University's Langone Medical Center, about the treatment.
Howie Kurtz on the Supreme Court deciding not to take any action on the Texas abortion law, Joe Rogan treating COVID-19 with a deworming veterinary drug and Piers Morgan being cleared for Meghan Markle criticism.
Howie Kurtz on the war in Afghanistan ending in disaster, European allies reacting harshly on botched withdrawal and NOLA levees holding up even with a quickly strengthening Hurricane Ida.
Howie Kurtz on the latest in Afghanistan including a U.S. drone strike, Hurricane Ida slamming Louisiana and Donald Trump getting booed at rally after telling supporters to get vaccinated.
Howie Kurtz on the looming terror threat in Afghanistan as blast is reported at Kabul airport, the COVID surge in Florida getting worse and a judge ordering sanctions against pro-Trump lawyers.
Howard Kurtz on President Biden falling under heavy criticism for sticking to August 31st deadline, both moderate and progressive Democrats in the House coming to terms on budget spending deal and the DNI issuing a report on COVID-19 lacking definitive origins.
Howie Kurtz on the press hammering both the DOD and the State Department over Afghanistan evacuation, the FDA approving the Pfizer vaccine and Governor Cuomo leaving office with a defiant speech.
This 'Media Buzz Meter' first aired on August 12th, 2021 ... Howie Kurtz on Texas and Florida running out of hospital beds because of surge in COVID-19 cases, Rudy Giuliani saying its fine to lie during a political campaign and Kathy Hochel preparing to become the first female Governor of New York.
Howie Kurtz on the Taliban now controlling half of the provincial capitals of Afghanistan, moderates in the House threatening to cause stalemate on infrastructure bill and the latest census report showing growth in minority population.
Howie Kurtz on Texas and Florida running out of hospital beds because of surge in COVID-19 cases, Rudy Giuliani saying its fine to lie during a political campaign and Kathy Hochel preparing to become the first female Governor of New York.
Howie Kurtz on Governor Cuomo resigning over sexual harassment scandal, President Biden getting caught off guard by Cuomo question and the Senate passing the bipartisan infrastructure bill sending it to the House.
Howie Kurtz on schools in Texas and Florida defying their Governors' COVID mandates, the Senate voting on the infrastructure bill and a DC Judge saying Capitol rioters are getting off too easy.
The Taliban has seized control of six Afghan provincial capitals, including the major northern city of Kunduz, in just a matter of days. A massive forest fire in Greece forces evacuations by boat and anti-government protests in Thailand. FOX Field Producer Yonat Friling, joins Trey to discuss these stories and others developing around the world.
Howie Kurtz on the top aide to Governor Cuomo resigning amid scandal, apologizing over mask mandates and the Taliban capturing another Afghan capital city.
Howie Kurtz on the Biden administration considering withholding federal funds to encourage vaccinations, the Congressional Budget Office saying infrastructure bill would add over two hundred fifty billion to the deficit and Cuomo's staffers trying to discredit accusers.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden pushing the Supreme Court to extend the 'evictions moratorium', growing calls for the impeachment of Governor Cuomo and Trump lawyers saying effort to get his tax returns is political revenge.
Howie Kurtz on Governor Cuomo remaining defiant even after AG report findings, many calling on the Governor to resign and President Biden asking Governors to push for vaccinations or 'get out of the way'.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden taking a hit from fellow Democrats for failing to extend 'Eviction Moratorium', the Delta variant surge continuing but we have reached vaccination goal and the New York's AG report saying Gov. Cuomo sexually harassed multiple women.
Israel was a world leader in rolling out vaccinations for COVID-19 but since the Delta variant is causing a surge in cases they are now offering a third shot or booster of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccines to those over sixty. Israeli research shows immunity can decline over time and the booster aims to build that immunity back up. FOX’s Simon Owen speaks to Dr. Marc Siegel, FOX News Medical Contributor, about the decision to offer a booster and if the United States is heading in the same direction.
Howie Kurtz on the White House enlisting popular TikTok personality to urge getting vaccinated, Democrats demanding Kevin McCarthy resign after Pelosi insult and Donald Trump pressuring the DOJ to call the election corrupt.
The CDC is describing the Delta variant as more contagious than the 'chickenpox' and is now saying indoor mask wearing needs to return. President Biden also announced new guidelines on federal employees regarding vaccinations. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Marty Makary, of the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and author of ‘The Price We Pay: What Broke American Health Care and How To Fix It’, about these new guidelines and how effective can they be.
Howie Kurtz on the CDC warning the Delta variant is as contagious as the chickenpox, President Biden announcing new rules for federal employees regarding vaccinations and the 'MyPillow' CEO pulling ads from FOX over election fraud disagreement.
Howie Kurtz on a smaller infrastructure deal with bipartisan support advancing in the Senate, the CDC reversing their indoor mask wearing policy and former President Trump calling the head of the DOJ everyday about voter fraud claims.
Howie Kurtz on Capitol Hill Police Officers sharing nightmare stories of the January 6th insurrection, the CDC urging to wear a mask in surging states and Simone Biles withdrawing from Olympic competition to concentrate on mental well-being.
Howie Kurtz on the increasing frustration against the unvaccinated, the U-S Olympic team not having a good 24hrs and Trump urging the GOP stop negotiating an infrastructure deal.
The President of Tunisia, the birthplace of the Arab Spring, has ousted the Prime Minister and froze all activities by the parliament just a day after massive protests over a failing economy and the handling of COVID. Also, over a hundred are dead or missing after massive flooding and mudslides hit India. FOX Field Producer Yonat Friling, joins Trey to discuss these stories and others developing around the world.
Howie Kurtz on 'anti-vaxxers' becoming the enemy, Republicans passing laws banning future mask mandates and Hershel Walker's past maybe hurting his possible Senate run.
After experiencing losses due to inflation fears and concerns over the Delta variant surge, the stock market made a comeback late this week. Wall Street is certain to keep watching both situations very closely in the weeks to come. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Al Lord, the founder of Lexerd Capital Management, about inflation concerns and the current state of the economy.
Howie Kurtz on whether or not its time to start mandating vaccinations, the Tokyo Olympics moving forward despite COVID-19 fears and if Trump runs, he will be running without Mike Pence in 2024.
Olympic organizers say they are confident it is safe to hold the the Tokyo games despite calls for its cancellation due to COVID-19 fears. But the head of the Tokyo 2020 organizing committee has not ruled out canceling the games at this late stage. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Chris Haynes, Associate Professor of Political Science, National Security and Legal Studies at the University of New Haven, about the odds of the games being cancelled.
Howie Kurtz on Kevin McCarthy pulling all five GOP members of a January 6th committee after Nancy Pelosi rejects two of them, Trump describing January 6th as a 'love fest' and President Biden urging Americans to get vaccinated in town hall.
Howie Kurtz on more conservatives joining the push for getting vaccinated during latest surge, billionaires launching into space can provide some benefits and a longtime Trump ally being arrested for illegal foreign lobbying.
Howie Kurtz on Jeff Bezos successfully launching into space and returning, Donald Trump going after another FOX anchor over election results and could offering 'antivaxxers' cash persuade them to get vaccinated?
It is being called 'once in a generation' flooding that swept through Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands destroying whole towns and killing nearly two hundred people. Also, the Olympics begin this week under the shroud of COVID-19 and a European ruling says employers can ban employees from wearing headscarves. FOX Field Producer Yonat Friling, joins Trey to discuss these stories and others developing around the world.
Howie Kurtz on the LA County Sheriff saying he won't enforce a mask mandate, why isn't Donald Trump pushing more people to get vaccinated and a new report showing how wrong the 2020 pollsters were about the election.
Howie Kurtz on the Surgeon General warning about misinformation about vaccinations on social media sites, conservatives saying mistrust in government stops them from getting vaccine and is the vaccination message completely failing now?
The South African military has been deployed to quell days of violent protests and looting that has killed over one hundred people. The unrest was sparked by the jailing of former President Jacob Zuma for failing to show up at a corruption hearing but many say the country has had underlying political and economic problems that have finally boiled over. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Paul Tilsley, FOX News Reporter in Johannesburg, about the current situation and how it relates to law and order in a post-apartheid South Africa.
Howie Kurtz on a new book from a top general saying they feared Trump would start a coup, 'The Guardian' saying leaked Kremlin documents show Putin wanted Trump in the White House and COVID-19 cases surging among the unvaccinated.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden giving speech on voting rights, Democrats only agreeing to a 3.5 trillion dollar infrastructure package and a Newsmax issuing statement on vaccines after anchor suggests 'thinning the herd'.
Following weekend demonstrations in Cuba expressing anger with the Communist Party on a range of issues, President Biden, along with politicians from Utah to Texas to Florida are calling for support of the protesters. There are many though that feel the current administration, along with other countries, should have a tougher stance against the ruling communists in Cuba. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Mary Anastasia O'Grady, Americas Columnist and Editorial Board Member at The Wall Street Journal, about what is fueling these demonstrations and what are the politics of supporting them.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden speeches starting to bore rather than inspire, ex-Trump lawyer Jenna Ellis leaving the Republican party in protest over election and U.S. politicians voicing various stances on protests in Cuba.
Thousands of Cubans took to the streets over the weekend protesting against a failing economy, the mishandling of the COVID-19 crisis and lack of food in the largest demonstrations in the country in more than a decade. Also, the United States is sending a team to Haiti to help investigate the assassination of President Jovenel Moise. FOX Field Producer Yonat Friling, joins Trey to discuss these stories and others developing around the world.
Howie Kurtz on billionaire Richard Branson completing a historical commercial flight into space, Pfizer seeking approval for COVID booster shot and Donald Trump using his CPAC speech to continue to make claims of election fraud.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden defending decision to withdraw from Afghanistan, Donald Trump denying he fought with Mike Pence over hiring Corey Lewandowski and FDA disagreeing with Pfizer over vaccine booster shot.
Earlier this week, Lebanon's Prime Minister Hassan Diab told a room full of ambassadors and diplomats that his country is just days away 'from a social explosion' appealing for help from the United Nations and other countries in the region. The Lebanese currency has lost ninety percent of its value and almost eighty percent of households don't have enough food to eat. And while the situation is already a tragedy, there are real political concerns over outside influences getting control. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Ibrahim Hazboun, a Senior FOX News Producer, who says the international community is right to be concerned about a power vacuum in Lebanon.
As the United States starts to return to pre-pandemic living, a record number of employees are leaving their jobs to seek other career and life opportunities. Employers are struggling to keep a workforce that has different feelings on a work-life balance. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Debi Yadegari, Founder and CEO of 'Villyge', about what is being called the 'great resignation' and what factors are driving it.
The Vatican has said Pope Francis is in "good general condition, alert and breathing on his own" after undergoing an intestinal procedure on the colon. And, a Judge in Lebanon leading a new investigation into last year's devastating explosion at the port of Beirut wants to focus on powerful politicians and security officials for questioning. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks to Yonat Friling, FOX News Field Producer, about these stories and others developing around the world.
This 'Media Buzz Meter' episode originally aired on June 23rd, 2021 ... Howie Kurtz on Donald Trump denying he wanted the Justice Department to go after 'Saturday Night Live', former police captain Eric Adams leading the NYC mayoral race and President Biden announcing his plan on combatting crime.
Clinical studies over the past year and a half have shown the highest levels of stress and anxiety reported in the United states ever. The pandemic gets much of the blame but a lagging economy and other issues also have contributed. And while you may be feeling the pressure from various reasons, there are ways to deal with the stress. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Ken Yeager, Director of the STAR Program at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, about the mental strain and physical side effects of stress and how to cope with them.
A new COVID-19 mutation known as the 'Delta' variant, first detected in India, has now spread to eighty countries including the United States. Though it has not been determined if the 'Delta' variant makes you sicker it does spread quicker and is estimated to account for more than twenty percent of all new infections in the United States over the recent weeks. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Marty Makary, of the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and author of 'The Price We Pay: What Broke American Health Care and How To Fix It', about the concerns of the variant and what he suggests should be done to combat it.
Howie Kurtz on Donald Trump denying he wanted the Justice Department to go after 'Saturday Night Live', former police captain Eric Adams leading the NYC mayoral race and President Biden announcing his plan on combatting crime.
Howie Kurtz on the Supreme Court siding with college athletes over compensation, Democrat Rhode Island Senator Sheldon Whitehouse trying to defend his 'all white beach club' and Donald Trump wanting the FCC to get involved in SNL feud.
Howie Kurtz on the press hyping the President Biden-Vladimir Putin summit, the two leaders discussing ransomware and other topics and Jon Stewart getting mixed reaction for his 'Wuhan Lab leak' comments.
Leaders at the 'G7 Summit' this past weekend promised to donate over one billion COVID-19 vaccinations to poorer countries in a continuing effort to achieve equal distribution. Many of those donated doses will go through the COVAX program, run by the WHO with UNICEF coordinating the procurement, supply and distribution. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Lily Caprani, Senior Advisor on Global Campaigns for the Office of the Executive Director at UNICEF, about the pledge by the G7 nations and what it means for the continuing global efforts to end the pandemic for good.
Howie Kurtz on Donald Trump pressuring the DOJ to investigate unfound election fraud, President Biden ripping Trump overseas and Jon Stewart floating the idea of a 'Wuhan lab leak'.
Howie Kurtz on an inspector general's report saying Lafayette Park wasn't cleared for Trump photo-op, Dr. Fauci responding to criticism sloppily and President Biden reversing efforts on a TikTok ban.
Lebanon has battled a serious of tragedies in recent years that has sent the country into an economic and social collapse. Disasters including the blast in Beirut that has crippled manufacturing and displaced hundreds of thousands of people, the COVID-19 pandemic and political corruption coupled with overall failure of government leadership all have the Lebanese people wondering who will help them. There are also fears that militant groups, like Hezbollah, could be growing their influence there amidst the troubles. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Bujar Hoxha, Country Director for CARE International in Lebanon, about the seriousness of Lebanon's decline and a new short film that tries to draw attention to the people most in need.
Howie Kurtz on the Capitol Police failing to act on intelligence prior to the 'January 6th riot', more people piling on criticism of Senator Joe Manchin and the Biden DOJ defending Trump over rape accusations.
Howie Kurtz on Vice President Kamala Harris arriving in Central America to take on immigration, Trump going after President Biden and Dr. Fauci in North Carolina speech and the ACLU leaning more left.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden dropping the corporate tax increase in infrastructure bill concession, conservative National Review backing story Trump believes he will be reinstated and Republicans criticizing Dr. Fauci e-mails.
Workplace burnout has been on the rise during the pandemic as people find it harder and harder to achieve a work/life balance. Being isolated and away from colleagues also causes heightened anxiety and depression in organizations. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Ron Friedman, psychologist and author of 'Decoding Greatness', who offers his advice on how to avoid workplace burnout and tips on achieving goals.
Howie Kurtz on Vice President Harris leading efforts against Republican changes to voting laws, support building for Naomi Osaka withdrawing from French Open and thousands of e-mails to and from Dr. Fauci being revealed.
President Biden has called on the intelligence community to 'redouble their efforts' and give him an answer on the COVID-19 origins within ninety days. The lab leak theory that has been initially scoffed at is now gaining ground. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Dean Cheng, the Heritage Foundations Research Fellow on Chinese politics and security affairs, about the lab leak theory getting more attention from the current administration.
Howie Kurtz on Naomi Osaka withdrawing from the French Open citing mental health issues, 'Wuhan lab leak' theory gaining more popularity and Michael Flynn denying he endorses a Myanmar-style coup in the United States.
Howie Kurtz on more Americans adults being vaccinated as Summer approaches, GOP controlled Senate delaying a vote on a 'January 6th Commission' and Facebook deciding to stop banning 'Wuhan lab leak ' theory posts.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden ordering intelligence agencies to look deeper into the COVID-19 origins, son of Arlen Specter saying Trump tried to intervene in New England Patriots 'Spygate' scandal and Amazon buying MGM for over eight billion dollars.
Howie Kurtz on police reform could be hinging on 'qualified immunity', journalists should not be just rejecting the idea COVID-19 leaked from a lab and Belarus forcing landing of civilian airliner to arrest journalist.
Howie Kurtz on Donald Trump’s social media ban not hurting his party influence, the White House dropping the price tag on the infrastructure bill trying to garner more support and dating apps teaming up with the Biden Administration to push for vaccinations.
Howie Kurtz on Vice President Harris and the cabinet keeping low profiles, Arizona Republicans say the current audit is ruining trust in elections and an op-ed suggesting violence helps Benjamin Netanyahu stay in power.
Israel has continued its airstrikes on Gaza in an attempt to stop rockets from being fired into civilian neighborhoods. FOX's Eben Brown speaks with Danny Danon, Former Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations, and Dr. Howard Stoffer, from the University of New Haven about the possibilities of ending this newest conflict.
Howie Kurtz on Bill Gates being pushed out of Microsoft board because of affair with employee, Israel bombing a building housing the AP and the CNN merger creating a streaming giant.
Howie Kurtz on the CDC lifting the mask mandate, Trump conducting a spying operation on enemies and Prince Harry describing life as a royal.
The world's wealthiest countries are being called on to donate funds or surplus vaccines to help fight COVID-19 in poorer nations. The United Nation's COVAX program is aimed at coordinating efforts to fight the pandemic from spreading in those poorer nations. FOX's Simon Owen speaks to UNICEF'S Gian Gandhi, Coordinator for Vaccine Supplies, about the importance of helping other countries control the pandemic.
Howie Kurtz on the Biden administration facing political backlash over pipeline hack, Liz Cheney becoming the leader of the anti-Trumpers and Marjorie Taylor Greene aggressively confronting Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez outside the House Chambers.
Howie Kurtz on Liz Cheney firing off more shots against Trump before being removed from position, President Biden making bid for infrastructure compromise and a new book claiming the Trump family got 'inappropriately close' to Secret Service agents.
Howie Kurtz on the CDC being criticized for misleading information on transmission, inflation fears rising in pandemic recovery and Facebook building an Instagram platform for kids.
Howie Kurtz on states turning down new vaccine shipments as supplies start outnumbering demand, Trump losing support in key districts and the Kentucky Derby winner failing a post-race drug test.
The White House has announced they support suspending the intellectual property rights on COVID-19 vaccine in order to increase vaccine production. This has surprised European Allies including Germany that have said they wouldn't like to cross that line. Other opponents say it won't help because ramping up production of vaccines is not based solely on the recipe but the raw materials available and the production facility capabilities. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Craig Singleton, of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, about the announcement and what it may mean to vaccine production and the companies that developed their own.
Howie Kurtz on Rep. Elise Stefanick moving to oust Rep. Liz Cheney, Governor DeSantis shutting out the press while signing new election law and both COVID-19 cases and those getting vaccinated are dropping.
Howie Kurtz on Liz Cheney warning the GOP they are at a 'turning point', President Biden says the in-fighting showing GOP's lack of identity and herd immunity becoming a distant hope.
Howie Kurtz on the Facebook Oversight Board upholding ban on Donald Trump, Liz Cheney's pushing back on election fraud claims endangers her leadership position and President Biden setting a seventy percent inoculation goal for July.
Howie Kurtz on the Liz Cheney fight with her own party getting more intense, states basically offering bribes so people get vaccinated and Bill and Melinda Gates announce they are divorcing.
Howie Kurtz on three news agencies issuing corrections on the FBI raiding Rudy Giuliani's home story, getting a COVID-19 vaccination remaining a debate and Mitt Romney bring booed at GOP convention.
International aid is pouring into India as the country is fighting a deadly surge in COVID-19 cases and deaths. UNICEF is one of the groups offering what services they have including supplying oxygen tanks to hospitals and vaccine distribution to rural areas of the country. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Arjan de Wagt, the Nutrition Chief for UNICEF in India, about how his role has dramatically changed during this surge.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden saying America is not inherently racist, Rudy Giuliani defending himself after the FBI confiscated electronics from him and Rep. Matt Gaetz sought a preemptive pardon from President Trump.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden's speech proposing many different Liberal spending plans, Republicans balking at the price tag of the programs and the FBI seizing electronics from Rudy Giuliani's apartment.
Top security officials from Israel met with US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan and others today in D.C. to discuss growing threats from Iran and their proxies. The meeting focused on Iran's development of drones and missiles that they provide to their proxies in the region. It also provided Israel with an update on the Iran nuclear talks which continue again in Vienna this week. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Ibrahim Hazboun, Senior Fox News Field Producer, about the meeting and the impact on Iran.
Howie Kurtz on the New York Post publishing a completely fake story about a Kamala Harris book handed out at the border, President Biden being boring on purpose and previewing the President's speech where he will announce more spending.
The United States and other countries are sending desperately needed medical supplies to India which is being ravaged by a harsh resurgence of COVID-19. India is reporting nearly three hundred and fifty thousand new cases since the weekend, three thousand deaths in that time and a major shortage in oxygen tanks. Also, Alexei Navalny is said to be in better health but a Russian court has labeled his opposition network a 'terrorist group'. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, Senior FOX Field Producer, about these and other stories developing around the world.
Howie Kurtz on House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy dancing around questions regarding the Capitol Hill riot, 'anti-vaxxers' slowing down vaccinations and poll showing nearly a majority of Republicans don't agree with the Derek Chauvin trial verdict.
Howard Kurtz on President Biden hosting a climate change summit on Earth Day, the George Floyd murder trial reactions showcasing the political divide and Lebron James deleting tweet of officer involved in shooting of teen.
Howie Kurtz on the policing reform debate following the Derek Chauvin trial verdict, President Biden overruling top officials on refugee cap and COVID-19 vaccine stocks exceeding demand.
Howie Kurtz on the Derek Chauvin jury starting day two of deliberations, the Judge in the trial saying comments by Congresswoman Maxine Waters could fuel a mistrial appeal and former President Trump telling his supporters they should get vaccinated.
The health of imprisoned Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny is deteriorating rapidly as Moscow says he was moved into a hospital for prisoners. Navalny supporters are expected to again take to the streets in protests this week. Also, India imposing a near week long lockdown as hundreds of thousands of new COVID-19 cases emerge. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, Senior FOX Field Producer, about these and other stories developing around the world.
In a rare admission, just days ago, Chinese health officials admitted that their CoronaVac COVID-19 vaccine doesn't have a high efficacy rate. A study released out of Chile does show some reasonable effectiveness of the Chinese vaccine. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Yanzhong Huang, Senior Fellow for Global Health Council on Foreign Relations, about the wide range of efficacy rates for the vaccine and what China will do about it.
Howie Kurtz on U-S intelligence walking back claims of Russian bounties on U-S soldiers, a group of Democrats wanting to add seats to the Supreme Court and COVID-19 vaccinations will be needing a booster shot to maintain immunity.
Howie Kurtz on Donald Trump remaining a source of headlines, General Patraeus blasting President Biden's decision to withdraw troops from Afghanistan and is the Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause being overblown?
Howie Kurtz on President Biden impressing the more liberal part of his party, the Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause increasing fears of vaccination skeptics and President Biden announcing the full withdrawal of U-S troops from Afghanistan.
The head of the United Nations food agency is describing the civil war and famine like conditions in Yemen as 'Hell on Earth'. Nearly a half a million children need immediate attention to save their lives and the World Food Program says they need almost one billion dollars to turn things around in Yemen and another billion to reach worldwide targets this year. FOX's Simon Owen speaks with David Beasley, the Executive Director of the United Nations World Food Programme, about the food insecurities in Yemen and other areas of the globe.
Howie Kurtz on both the CDC and FDA recommending pausing the use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine due to blood clots, Michigan Governor Whitmere asking for more vaccines as her state surges in cases and the GOP wanting President Trump and Mitch McConnell to get along again.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden trying redefine bipartisanship with the infrastructure bill support, media growing frustrated over President Biden's lack of interviews and Donald Trump ripping into Mitch McConnell and Dr. Fauci.
Howie Kurtz on friend of Rep. Matt Gaetz pleading guilty sex trafficking crimes, Senator Joe Manchin pushing for more compromise between the parties and GA Secretary of State responding to the new election law.
Howie Kurtz on the mixed messages coming from the CDC, vaccine passports becoming a culture war issue and Rep. Gaetz asking President Trump for preemptive pardons for him and others.
The continuing rollout of vaccinations has many small businesses and their employees excited about getting back to normal but are approaching with cautious optimism. There is a new initiative trying to relieve concerns of main street by getting them answers regarding the vaccination process. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Rhett Buttle, the founder of consulting firm Public Private Strategies, about helping small businesses navigate the vaccine rollout.
Howie Kurtz on the schism developing between corporate America and the GOP, Democrats attempting to fast-track the infrastructure bill and Governor Ron DeSantis pushing back on '60 Minutes' piece on Florida vaccination rollout.
A coup attempt in the Kingdom of Jordan over the weekend results in twenty arrests including King Abdullah's half-brother and former Crown Prince Hamzah bin Hussein. Also, the Ethiopian government is denying accusations of war crimes in the Tigray region despite videos showing soldiers killing unarmed men. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, Senior FOX Field Producer, about these and other stories developing around the world.
Howie Kurtz on the Georgia election becoming the convergence point of sports and politics, Trump attacking opponents inside Easter tweet and Amazon addressing the 'pee bottle' scandal.
The U.S. Labor Department reports there were over nine hundred thousand jobs added and the unemployment dropped to six percent in March. While there was a surge in the leisure and hospitality sector, other areas of business are still struggling. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Chris Markowski, the 'Watchdog on Wall Street' radio host, about what today's report shows about our economy.
Howie Kurtz on more details coming out in the investigation into Rep. Mat Gaetz, Hunter Biden saying the found 'laptop' in question could possibly be his and the high cost of the infrastructure bill's spending.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden supporting a change of venue for the MLB All-Star Game, more details coming out about the Matt Gaetz scandal and Sarah Palin announcing she tested positive for COVID-19.
Navigating the pandemic has been hard on all businesses and some of them have turned to artificial intelligence to tackle those issues. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Joel Hyatt, the co-founder and CEO of Globality, about companies using more AI to communicate with each other and streamline their own operations.
Howie Kurtz on Rep. Matt Gaetz being investigated for having sexual relationship with a teen, a vaccine passport system getting suggested and a Hunter Biden book focusing on his addictions being released.
Home prices in suburban areas have surged in the past year as the pandemic has families fleeing densely populated cities for more rural areas. Nearly forty percent of houses being sold are bought for more than the seller asked for as possible homeowners outbid each other. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with FOX's Grady Trimble about this trend and whether or not it continues.
Howie Kurtz on President Trump attacking Dr. Fauci and Dr. Birx in released statement, CDC Director warning of a fourth wave and another woman saying Governor Cuomo 'aggressively' kissed her.
While Burmese military officials were celebrating the anniversary of the resistance to Japanese occupation, security forces were killing dozens of protesters across the country making it the deadliest weekend since the coup broke out. Also, Islamist militants killed and kidnapped dozens of local and foreign workers near a gas plant in Palma, Mozambique. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, Senior FOX Field Producer, about these and other stories developing around the world.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden receiving high approval numbers on the handling of the pandemic, Dr. Birx saying thousands of deaths could have been avoided and Democrats hoping to avoid political overreach.
Howie Kurtz on the press giving President Biden a fairly easy time in his first press conference since taking office, his answers and reaction to them and former President Trump speaking on the capitol hill riot.
The AstraZeneca vaccine was once hailed as savior but its rollout had plenty of problems. Though it is the most distributed vaccine in the world some European countries have stopped using it over side effect concerns and the Unites States hasn't approved it for use. Trey Yingst speaks with FOX's Simon Owen, in London, about the validity of the concerns and a new report on its efficacy.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden calling for gun reform following multiple mass shootings, another delegation heading to the border to assess crisis there and the nonsensical stockpiling of vaccines.
Exit polling in Israel looks to be showing Prime Minister Netanyahu will earn a fifth term even while facing fraud and bribery charges. Despite having the lead in Knesset seats, Netanyahu could still face a tough time building a coalition government. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Ambassador Danny Danon, Chairman of World Likud, about today's election and what the exit polling means to forming a government there.
Howie Kurtz on news ratings being down with the absence of President Trump, the Biden administration planning a $3-trillion recovery plan and AstraZeneca vaccine facing another setback getting approval.
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Howie Kurtz on Jason Miller saying Trump will soon be back on his own social media platform, leaked photos showing the overcrowded conditions at border facilities and capitol rioters could be facing sedition charges.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden and Vice President Harris heading to Atlanta, the House passing immigration bill to help 'Dreamers' and President Biden staying out of culture war issues.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden commenting on immigration and Governor Cuomo in ABC interview, report saying Cuomo's team prepared letter attacking accuser and President Trump recommending taking the vaccine in FOX interview.
Howie Kurtz on the Washington Post retracting a story on President Trump two months after publishing it, House Republicans accusing President Biden of inflaming the immigration crisis and President Biden failing to give President Trump any credit for vaccine rollout.
Howie Kurtz on the New York State 'Vaccine Czar' making calls to check on loyalty to Governor Cuomo, voting rights restrictions being debated and some members of Congress refusing to get vaccinated.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden delivering his first prime time speech, more and more Democrats calling on Governor Cuomo to resign and is President Trump's popularity already declining?
A third-degree murder charge has been reinstated in the trial of Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer charged with killing George Floyd. Meanwhile, Minneapolis prepares for unrest the verdict could bring. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with FOX's Matt Finn about the jury selection and how the city is preparing for a possible repeat of last summer's violence.
Howie Kurtz on the COVID-19 relief bill cutting into United States poverty, not one Republican voting for the bill and have we been flying too much?
Both Governors of Michigan and New York have come under major scrutiny for the number of COVID-19 deaths that happened in their states’ nursing homes. Prosecutors claim there could be criminal charges brought against the leaders of their states. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with FOX's Garrett Tenney about the possibility of investigations into criminal charges.
Howie Kurtz on how President Biden and President Trump are both deserving credit for the vaccine rollout, President Biden seemingly avoiding the press and the RNC saying they have the right to use the likeness of former President Trump for fundraising.
The Biden administration is seeing a crisis build at the southern border as migrant crossings have tripled in just weeks. Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has requested a volunteer force to back up the current Border Patrol and Texas Governor Greg Abbott is blaming the surge in crossings on the rolling back of Trump era policies. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with FOX's Griff Jenkins, at the southern border, about the surge and how the detention facilities are being overwhelmed.
Howie Kurtz on a recent surge of migrants at the southern border presenting President Biden with a new test, Governor Cumo's publisher deciding to stop promotion on his book and the Meghan and Harry interview continuing to reverberate around the world.
Howie Kurtz on Meghan and Harry detailing their royal struggles in interview with Oprah, the Senate passing the latest COVID-19 relief bill and senior Democrat in New York’s legislature saying Gov. Cuomo should resign.
Telemedicine and virtual doctor visits are not new but the pandemic has made the technology a vital part of health care. Patients continue to mostly avoid in-person appointments due to COVID-19 fears and are now turning to innovations in telemedicine. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Anjali Kataria and Vinay Bhargava, the founders of 'Mytonomy', about their telemedicine venture and what it offers to patients.
Howie Kurtz on Governor Cuomo's former aide describing the sexual harassment, New York officials altering nursing home death totals and how the media crush on the Governor is fading.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden going after Governors lifting pandemic restrictions, the House passing a large voting rights bill and a report saying Elaine Chao used her office to promote her family.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden promising vaccines for all 'adults' by the end of May, Neera Tanden withdrawing her nomination to head Office of Management and Budget and Governor Cuomo facing more political pressure as his scandal worsens.
Howie Kurtz on a third woman accusing Governor Cuomo of unwanted advances, the ever changing timeline for vaccinating all Americans and some continuing fallout from Trump's CPAC speech.
The United Nations says that at least eighteen peaceful protesters were shot and killed by Burma's security forces as they demonstrated against last month's military coup. Also, more than three hundred girls are kidnapped from another Nigerian boarding school. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, Senior FOX Field Producer, about these and other stories developing around the world.
Howie Kurtz on Donald Trump attacking President Biden at CPAC, Gov. Cuomo being accused of sexual harassment by a second former aide and Tina Fey and Amy Poehler calling out the Hollywood Foreign Press for lack of diversity.
Lebanon has been descending into poverty and chaos since an explosion rocked the capital in August with banks and hospitals in a state of collapse. What worsens the matter is the fact the Prime Minister and his cabinet stepped down following the blast and a new government is yet to be formed. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Rabih Torbay, CEO & President of Project HOPE, about how NGO's, including his own, are trying to help the country stabilize itself.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden facing Cabinet confirmation obstacles, Gov. Andrew Cuomo denying sexual harassment charges made by former aide and the House could be passing the next COVID-19 relief bill this week.
Howie Kurtz on more shocking video of the Capitol insurrection played during impeachment proceedings, Biden saying the United States has secured millions more doses of COVID-19 vaccine and Donald Trump's battle with COVID-19 being much more serious than we knew.
The CDC will be unveiling a new plan to reopen schools but seems to be changing course from trying to vaccinate all teachers to focusing on COVID-19 mitigation. The plan will test the Biden Administration's ability to please a Teachers Union that supported his candidacy and making parents feel comfortable with their children's health safety. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with FOX Business Network's Edward Lawrence about the new plan and the challenges of reopening schools.
Howie Kurtz on the second impeachment trial opening with never seen before riot video from January 6th, Trump said to be fuming over his lawyers' lackluster opening and researchers saying thousands are leaving the Republican party.
Howie Kurtz on Tom Brady winning his seventh Super Bowl, a second impeachment trial of Donald Trump beginning this week and a voting machine company suing FOX News.
Over one million vaccinations will be delivered to eighteen countries to use on frontline health care workers and the elderly. The vaccinations are a part of the United Nations supported COVAX program which is a coalition of nations aimed at buying and distributing COVID-19 vaccines to poorer countries. Trey Yingst speaks with Benjamin Schreiber, UNICEF vaccine coordinator, about the start of the vaccination distribution program.
Howie Kurtz on Marjorie Taylor-Greene being stripped of her committee assignments, Senate passing a budget resolution opening the path for a COVID-19 relief package and polls showing support for some of President Biden's executive orders.
Howie Kurtz on Jeff Zucker announcing he will be leaving CNN at the end of 2021, the House voting whether or not to strip Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of committee assignments and the Senate moving forward on a budget resolution to pass COVID-19 relief bill.
The military coup in Burma has been denounced by leaders around the world including President Biden who has threatened to reinstitute sanctions against the country. China, on the other hand, has said they 'noted' the incident and even helped block a United Nation's Security Council statement condemning the coup. Trey Yingst speaks with Craig Singleton, Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, about the latest from Burma and how this will play a role in United States/China relations.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden meeting with Republican Senators to discuss latest COVID-19 relief package, Mitch McConnell calls Marjorie Taylor-Greene conspiracy theories a 'cancer' to the GOP and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez revealing she was a victim of sexual assault while sharing more details on the Capitol insurrection.
Howie Kurtz on the GOP being split on controversial comments by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, Trump announcing new lawyers for impeachment trial team and Biden and GOP Senators meeting to discuss smaller relief package.
Howie Kurtz on Democrats expressing safety concerns over Republican colleagues, House Republicans who voted for impeachment could be facing constituent backlash and a new vaccine from Johnson & Johnson offering both pros and cons.
President Biden has signed a slew of executive orders his first days in office from continuing a ban on evictions to ending funding for a border wall. While reversing Trump era policies may not make Republicans happy, some of the executive orders the President has chosen may have bipartisan support. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks to Robert Griffin, Research Director at the Democracy Fund, about President Biden's executive orders choices.
Howie Kurtz on the Democrats considering a quick, one week impeachment trial, the United States still tackling vaccination shortages and Donald Trump's twitter ban helping President Biden.
President Biden and fellow Democrats are eager to pass another COVID-19 relief plan but are facing Republican push back on the 1.9 trillion dollar total for the proposal. GOP members are also not happy with three hundred fifty billion dollars for state and local governments which they see as getting bailouts for financial mismanagement in 'blue states'. FOX's Grady Trimble joins Trey Yingst to discuss.
Howie Kurtz on President Biden getting some high approval ratings early, Biden saying daily vaccinations need to increase and support for impeachment running down party lines.
Mass protests swept across Russia as thousands are arrested while demonstrating against the arrest and imprisonment of opposition leader Alexei Navalny. Also, President Biden has reinstated travel bans. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, Senior Fox News Field Producer about various news stories emerging from around the world.
Howie Kurtz on the second impeachment trial being delayed, Senators on both sides pushing back on latest COVID-19 relief bill and the passing of Larry King.
Multiple world heath policies were announced by the Biden Administration this week including the United States rejoining the World Health Organization. Also announced was the decision to lift the Global Gag Rule or the Mexico City Rule which would expand abortion services funding. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Ben Weingrod, Director Of Government Relations at CARE, about the perceived benefits of these policy changes.
Howie Kurtz on the nation's capital locking down ahead of the inauguration, Trump turning on Bill Barr and Sidney Powell and more pardons coming from the outgoing President.
A group of World Health Organization scientists have arrived in China, specifically the city of Wuhan, to look into the origins and spread of COVID-19. The team is comprised of fifteen virus experts from around the world that hope to get China’s cooperation while searching for answers. FOX’s Simon Owen speaks to FOX's Greg Palkot about the investigative team and the task ahead of them.
Howie Kurtz on Biden releasing his own COVID-19 relief plan, majority of Americans calling the insurrection a threat to democracy and the Secret Service being forced to pay high rents to have a bathroom.
Howie Kurtz on Mitch McConnell quietly backing impeachment proceedings, Liz Cheney blasting Trump over insurrection and various companies cutting ties with Trump businesses.
From Arizona to Florida to New Jersey, states across the country are opening 'vaccination megasites' to inoculate as many Americans as possible. Stadiums, convention halls and shuttered department stores are being used to vaccinate almost two dozen people at a time. FOX’s Gurnal Scott speaks to FOX's Bryan Llenas who has been to two of these 'vaccination megasites' and shares what he has seen.
Howie Kurtz on the House introducing articles of impeachment, Capitol Hill Police being investigated and suspended for roles in the riot and Bill Belichick declining Medal of Freedom Award.
Howie Kurtz on how we are learning more of what kind of violence we avoided during the D.C. siege, House Democrats introducing articles of impeachment and Amazon kicking Parler off their servers.
Job growth slowed in December and some economists put blame on a fall surge of COVID-19 and the lockdowns that were implemented. The leisure and hospitality industries saw especially large job losses due to layoffs at bars and restaurants. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Al Lord, the founder of Lexerd Capital Management, about the latest jobs report and where investors should put their money in 2021.
President Trump insists his election loss in Georgia is to be blamed on fraudulent votes cast in Atlanta and the greater Fulton County area. With today's Senate runoffs, Fulton county will again be under the microscope. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with FOX's Matt Finn, in Atlanta, about the Georgia runoffs vote security and how voters here are reacting to the President's call to Georgia's Secretary of State.
Howie Kurtz on on President Trump's election protest undermining Republicans, the National Guard preparing for Trump rally in D.C. and a growing number of Republicans refusing to challenge election results.
This episode originally aired on 12-23-20...Howie Kurtz on President Trump calling the new COVID-19 relief bill a 'disgrace', threatening to veto the bill and announcing various pardons.
Israel is rolling out a record number of vaccinations compared to the rest of the world wanting to reopen their economy, like any other country, as soon as possible. The speed at which is happening could actually cause some concerns over vaccine reserves. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, Senior Fox News Field Producer, about how Israel is conducting their vaccine distribution.
Howie Kurtz on rising concerns over vaccine distribution delays, Mitch McConnell squashing vote on $2k stimulus checks and saying goodbye to 2020.
Howie Kurtz on Mitch McConnell tying vote on $2k stimulus checks to an election investigation, President-elect Biden slamming the vaccine roll out and Alec Baldwin's wife getting slammed for seemingly faking heritage.
A New York city based healthcare clinic is under investigation for fraudulently obtaining and distributing COVID-19 vaccinations. In reaction to these allegations, New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo signing an executive order that would fine any health care provider $1-million if they are found out to have committed vaccine fraud. FOX’s Gurnal Scott speaks with FOX's Bryan Llenas, in Brooklyn, about the investigation into the fraudulent vaccines.
Howie Kurtz on the COVID-19 relief bill finally getting signed, Trump still complaining about the election being stolen and the Democrats winning the election but losing support in certain areas.
While the rollout of vaccinations are a true positive step forward, frontline healthcare workers are still battling a surge of cases across the country. Sixty percent of all nurse practitioners in the country are still focused on COVID-19 patients as ICU's everywhere are at or near capacity. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Sophia Thomas, President American Association of Nurse Practitioners, about the importance of getting the vaccines out and remaining vigilant about masking and social distancing rules.
This episode originally aired on December 9th ... Howie Kurtz on the Supreme Court rejecting Trump campaign's request to overturn election, post-election rhetoric sparking threats of violence and President-elect Joe Biden making more cabinet picks.
A recent U.S Department of Labor report says companies have been fined millions of dollars due to coronavirus violations. Even with vaccines being rolled out, contact tracing could be a critical way of keeping COVID-19 from shutting down a business completely. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Steve Lauder, of Contact Harald, about why contact tracing remains an important piece of keeping the workplace safe during the pandemic.
Howie Kurtz on President Trump issuing more pardons, the latest COVID-19 relief bill being stalled and Andrew Yang running for mayor of New York.
Various businesses in the near future could be asking for proof of a COVID-19 vaccination including airports, restaurants and others. A new product could speed up the process by quickly showing proof you have been vaccinated. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Isaac Daniel, the CEO of World Health Access and creator of VAX Passbook, about technology that displays the proof you have been vaccinated.
Howie Kurtz on President Trump calling the new COVID-19 relief bill a 'disgrace', threatening to veto the bill and announcing various pardons.
The World Health Organization has teamed up with UNICEF to help get vaccines to health workers and those with risk factors in the poorer countries of the world. UNICEF says they plan on distributing 2-billion vaccines to ninety two low and middle income countries by the end of 2021. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Michael Nyenhuis, president and CEO of UNICEF USA, about the role UNICEF plays in getting vaccines to lower income regions of the globe.
Howie Kurtz on President Trump surrounding himself with people who support overturning the election, Trump losing support from televangelist Pat Robertson and Congress finally agreeing on a Coronavirus relief package.
A mutated strain of COVID-19 has swept across southern England and scientists say it is up to seventy percent more transmissible than the original. Other European countries that have also detected the strain, including Denmark, Belgium and Italy, have halted all travel from the United Kingdom. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, Senior Fox News Field Producer, on the latest from around the globe.
Howie Kurtz on a heated meeting in the White House had people talking martial law, Congress finally reaching a deal on a Coronavirus relief package and Pentagon taking a break from briefing Biden's transition team.
Both supporters and opponents of the Trump Administration both agree that 'Operation Warp Speed' should be labeled a success. Much of the credit can go to the scientists that worked tirelessly to find a vaccine but also the White House for pushing the FDA to deregulate aspects of the development process in order to expedite it. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Joe Grogan, former Director of the White House Domestic Policy Council and COVID task force member, about the factors that are attributed to the speedy development of vaccines and will they remain under a new administration.
Howie Kurtz on Congress remaining stalled on a new Coronavirus relief package, millions of vaccines sitting in a warehouse not moving and the New York Times retracting story about an ISIS defector.
Howie Kurtz on AG Bill Barr resigning from his post, President-elect Joe Biden delivering speech saying we must move on from the election and how will the cable news landscape be changing as Trump leaves office.
Armed gunman stormed a school in Nigeria kidnapping hundreds of students and exchanging gunfire with the military. Also, hundreds of protesters are arrested in Belarus in the latest round of mass election protests. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, Senior Fox News Field Producer, on the latest from around the globe.
Howie Kurtz on the Supreme Court rejecting Texas lawsuit trying to overturn election results, first vaccinations being given to the U.S. public and the Cleveland Indians changing their name.
A pair of airports in Florida are now offering onsite COVID-19 testing for travelers and a major airline is offering testing kits for passengers. These added precautions are coming just in time for a holiday travel season that has many worried. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with FOX's Phil Keating about the onsite testing at airports and other concerns facing travelers.
Howie Kurtz on the Texas AG filing the latest lawsuit to reject results of the election, Hunter Biden could be facing his father's DOJ and vaccines beginning to be rolled out.
The King of Morocco called President Trump Thursday to tell him his country and Israel have restored diplomatic relations. Morocco is the fourth Arab country to normalize relations with Israel in recent months. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Ibrahim Hazboun, a Senior Fox News Field Producer, on what this deal means to both of the countries and the United States.
The speed of the rollout of a COVID-19 vaccine is unprecedented causing some to be hesitant on calling it a success just yet. But as more and more countries approve the use of a vaccine it shows what can be accomplished if there is a worldwide focus on a problem. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Katie Passaretti, an infectious disease specialist, about how the vaccine rollout is being handled and what we can learn from the current pandemic.
The 2020 Election has again highlighted how divided the United States can be politically as a majority of voters believe long lasting harm will be done to the country if their candidate doesn't win. Outside of the pandemic, trying to heal our political differences may be President-elect Biden's number one priority. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Spencer Critchley, author and Democrat adviser, who says both sides need to look at what divides us and come together.
Russia has begun vaccinating citizens in Moscow using the controversial Sputnik 5 vaccine said to have been rushed through the approval process. Also, violent protests in Paris over a bill that would ban distribution of police brutality videos. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, Senior Fox News Field Producer, on the latest from around the globe.
A partnership between the United States Air Force, Texas A&M University and Dallas based Worlds Inc. is seeking an authorization of prototype COVID-19 breathalyzer test. The device could replace the uncomfortable swabbing of a PCR test with equal accuracy and looks to expedite testing at hospitals, the workplace, airports and more. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with FOX's Grady Trimble about the new device and some of the benefits that could come from it.
This week the CDC issued their prioritization list of who gets a COVID-19 vaccine first saying they support health care workers and elderly people living in long-term care facilities receive the initial vaccinations. However concerns remain over the challenge of quickly producing enough for 330 million Americans. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with FOX's Casey Stegall about the suggested plan and what disagreements may arise.
The DOW hit another record high following the news of another U.S. company announcing their vaccine was highly effective. With multiple vaccines, hopes are being raised for a quicker economic recovery. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Christ Markowski, Host of Watchdog on Wall Street, about positive track the markets are on and how it can continue.
Relations with China could prove to be a Biden administration's biggest foreign policy challenge. Will they continue the current course of a strong stance or try to reset the relationship? FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with James Carafano, VP for National Security and Foreign Policy at the Heritage Foundation, about how a Biden administration could approach dealing with China.
Joe Biden will be selecting former Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen as his Treasury Secretary and together they are expected to face similar challenges with the economy as the outgoing administration has had. The first two quarters of the new year could see some shrinking as new lockdown restrictions are being put into place and a new pandemic relief package is still in limbo. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with FOX's Blake Burman on the early analysis of the economy in 2021.
A third vaccine, this one by AstraZeneca, is said to be ninety percent effective in trials but the real concern is how to get one to everyone eventually. Also, a rocket attack in Kabul kills eight as Secretary of State Mike Pompeo visits with Taliban and Afghanistan leaders in Qatar. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, Senior Fox News Field Producer, on the latest from around the globe.
Just two weeks after Hurricane Eta hit Central America, Hurricane Iota has done the same causing even more destruction and loss of life in multiple countries. The impact of these back to back weather events, combined with the COVID-19 pandemic, could cause an increase in migration out of the area. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Maite Matheu, the Honduras Country Director for CARE, about the current situation on the ground and how the region will take a long time to recover.
The daily number of positive tests has risen in forty nine states and the country now has the highest number of hospitalizations due to the coronavirus since the pandemic began. Health experts are worried that with the approaching winter and growing frustration with restrictions like mask wearing, our healthcare system could be overwhelmed. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with FOX's Casey Stegall about the latest surge in cases and the politicization of mask wearing.
Howie Kurtz on AG Bill Barr telling prosecutors they have the authority to investigate 'specific allegations of voter fraud', President Trump firing Defense Secretary Mark Esper and Joe Biden urging everyone to wear a mask.
Businesses across the country are boarding up windows and closing down for a few days fearing violent election protests. Also, what is the expected reaction by the markets over the United States' 2020 Election. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Kristina Partsinevelos, FOX Business Network, about the impact on already struggling small businesses making these hard decisions and expectations of a market reaction to the election.
Terrorists opened fire on students at Kabul University in Afghanistan killing more than twenty and rescuers are still finding survivors of a magnitude-7.0 earthquake that struck Turkey and Greece. Also, the State Department is saying the Tanzanian elections were fraught with widespread 'irregularities'. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, Senior Fox News Field Producer, about the latest from around the globe.
Germany was once seen as a great success story in the fight against COVID-19 but they are now facing a second wave like many other countries have seen. Chancellor Angela Merkel has warned of a 'long hard winter' and her newest plans for a semi-lockdown are facing legal challenges. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Bojan Pancevski, the Germany Correspondent for the Wall Street Journal, discuss the new restrictions being put in place to quell a second wave and a collaboration between a German company and one from the United States to expedite a vaccine.
A third Mideast peace agreement was reached on Monday between Israel and Sudan which follows agreements between Israel and the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain. The historic agreements all look to be a united coalition against Iran, something Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said he wanted to form. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Amjad Taha, the regional director for the British Middle East Center for Studies and Research, about such a coalition forming and who else may want to be in on it.
Sunday marked one year since anti-government protests in Iraq turned bloody kicking off a new wave of demonstrations demanding political reform. Those demonstrating are being met with tear gas and water cannons while calling for new elections, more economic development and less foreign influence. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Sarhang Hamasaeed, the Director of Middle East Programs at the US Institute of Peace, about the demonstrations and how the Iraqi youth could be the key to real change.
Another night of violent protests in northern Italy as demonstrators and police clash over new government restrictions set to slow an increasingly worrisome second wave. Authorities are saying, in some cases, there are more extreme elements infiltrating peaceful protests turning them violent. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with FOX News Radio's Courtney Walsh, in Rome, about the demonstrations and the new restrictions put into place.
Workers and students in Belarus joined together for a nationwide strike by walking out of state run factories and universities calling on the president's resignation. Also, anti-corruption protests in Iraq mark one year since similar protests swept the country. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, Senior Fox News Field Producer, about the latest from around the globe.
This week saw the FBI Director and the National Intelligence Director announce there has been efforts by Russia and Iran to obtain voter information and the indictment of six Russian intelligence officers said to have been involved in some of the most devastating cyberattacks of the past few years. While United States authorities continue to find evidence of cyberattacks from Russia, Moscow denies any involvement. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Matthew Rojansky, the Director of the Wilson Center's Kennan Institute, about why Russia seems unconcerned by any allegations of cyber warfare.
The United States is seeing an unsettling surge in COVID-19 cases across almost all states. State officials are warning of 'pandemic fatigue' as they see many people loosen social distancing rules, grow tired of wearing masks and attend larger gatherings. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with FOX's Jonathan Serrie about the surge in cases and the preliminary concerns of the eventual distribution of a vaccine.
Pro-democracy demonstrators in Thailand take to the streets for a sixth day in a row calling for a new constitution, protests in Nigeria over police brutality gain social media traction and a fire on Mount Kilimanjaro is out but the damage to the delicate ecosystem is being evaluated. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, Senior Fox News Field Producer, about the latest from around the globe.
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a major breakdown in the global food chain which is expected to cause a world hunger crisis never seen before. The United Nations reports that an additional 132-million people will die from starvation this year and eventually more will die daily from starvation than the pandemic itself. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Noreen Springstead, the Executive Director of WhyHunger, about who is being impacted the most by this food crisis.
The pneumonia that COVID-19 causes usually takes hold in both lungs and the injury to the lungs could result in breathing difficulties that might take months to improve. In the most severe cases, the coronavirus causes damage to lung tissue that can't be reversed. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Zion Badash, the inventor of ZMedicAir, about the damage to the lungs the virus causes and a new device which now shows promise in treating COVID-19 patients.
The food chain in the United States has been greatly impacted by restaurants and other eateries closing down or being ordered to lower capacity. Instead of watching piles of unsold vegetable rot or dumping millions of gallons of milk, farmers in the Midwest are turning to a 'virtual market' in order to get their products directly into the hands of the public. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Grady Trimble, FOX Business Correspondent, about this new 'virtual farmer's market' and its initial success.
More than one hundred thousand National Guard and reservists are serving during the pandemic, whether it be administering COVID-19 tests or fighting forest fires out in the West. Like many other Americans, these military families sometimes struggle to make ends meet but there are groups working to help them. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Amanda Andrade, Chief People Officer at Veterans United.
National security officials are keeping close tabs on America's enemies as they react to President Trump's COVID-19 diagnosis. Both former and current intelligence officials say we should be watchful of countries like China, Russia and North Korea spreading disiniformation during this time. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with James Carafano, VP for National Security and Foreign Policy at the Heritage Foundation, who says our command and control policies have never been stronger.
Howie Kurtz on the mixed messages on President Trump's health, Trump not disclosing a first rapid test positive result and polls showing Americans feel the President didn't take the possibility of contracting COVID-19 seriously.
With just a over a month to the election, President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump test positive for COVID-19 forcing him to cancel trips to battleground states and putting a new focus on the pandemic. This obviously upends the President's election campaign but may also have an impact on the confirmation hearings of Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Jon Decker, Fox News Radio White House Correspondent, about the positive test results and the impact on the 2020 Election.
Spain will begin implementing harsher lockdown measures, including major restrictions in movement, to combat a second wave of COVID-19 that has been surging for weeks. Some people are blaming the surge on the lack of contact tracing being done and overcrowding in public areas following a reopening of the country. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Carlos Castellanos, Spanish journalist based in Madrid, about the new lockdown restrictions and how it is being received.
Opioid abuse is once again on the rise during the pandemic as patients find it easier to mask their pain then add it to their list of current worries. With the escalation in abuse, doctors are learning more alternate treatments to steer clear of prescribing pain killers. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Sean McMillan, orthopedics and sports medicine, about the contributing factors of opioid abuse and other ways of treating patients in pain.
More than two dozen are dead from fighting between Armenia and Azerbaijan which has implications for NATO treaties. Also, the United States is considering closing its Iraq Embassy after a rocket fired into Baghdad's 'Green Zone' kills seven civilians. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, Senior Fox News Field Producer, about the latest from around the globe.
Israel's new lockdown outweighs recent diplomatic victories for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as the public doesn't seem to be following new restrictions. Meanwhile, more restrictions have been put into place in the country this weekend in order to squash a massive second wave of infections. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Neri Zilber, journalist out of Tel Aviv and adjunct fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, about the mounting pressure on Prime Minister Netanyahu and his government to handle the pandemic.
The first wave of the coronavirus hit Italy very hard causing the longest initial shutdown of any other country. Italians now, filled with memories of how bad the first wave was, seem to be following government guidelines and restrictions more in order to avoid another outbreak. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with FOX's Courtney Walsh, in Rome, about how Italy is trying to stop another wave of COVID-19.
England's Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced new restrictions that will be put into place to combat a recent spike in coronavirus cases including increased fines for breaking laws on gatherings and not wearing a mask. Johnson pleaded with his country to make sure they follow guidelines before they are forced to institute a second lockdown. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with FOX's Simon Owen about the new restrictions and the public's reaction to them.
As peace talks continue between the Afghan government and the Taliban in Qatar, violence between the two factions intensifies. Regardless of the increased violence, both sides seem to know a protracted war is not in their best interest. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Johnny Walsh, United States Institute of Peace, about the direction of the peace discussions and the United States role in the historic talks.
Israelis have entered a second lockdown with some confusion on the rules and questions on how their government has handled the pandemic. The lockdown is also complicated by being implemented at the start of the Jewish High Holiday season when large gatherings and travel are usually the norm. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Seth Frantzman, Jerusalem based author and journalist, about the lockdown restrictions and the expectations on how they will be received.
Israel enters the Jewish High Holiday season by beginning another lockdown in order to fight a spike in coronavirus cases. Starting Friday, in an attempt to avoid a large second wave of infections, schools, restaurants and hotels will shut down and Israelis will face restrictions on where they can go. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Jodie Cohen, the author of 'Tikkun Olam, Israel vs. COVID-19', about the second imposed lockdown in the country and how they got there.
Japan has done a decent job fighting COVID-19 despite such close proximity to where the outbreak began. The government there points to their system of tracking cluster outbreaks and their population's willingness to adhere to voluntary advice. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Hitoshi Oshitani, a Member of Japan’s Government Advisory Panel on COVID-19, about the strategies Japan has implemented in the fight against the coronavirus.
Schools and businesses across the United States are trying to track possible coronavirus outbreaks by using smart technology. One of those devices is a smart thermometer that shares information with others giving users the ability to possibly predict a spike in cases. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Inder Singh, the CEO of Kinsa, about how smart technology and artificial intelligence can help schools and businesses stay ahead of an outbreak.
Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny is out of a medically induced coma and doctors say it is too early to gauge his recovery prospects. The poisoning has been met with international condemnation but Russian President Vladimir Putin is also facing domestic backlash from teachers who are protesting a mandatory vaccine that hasn't hit third trial testing. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Luke Coffey, of the Heritage Foundation, about the poisoning of Navalny and if we can trust their vaccine.
The coronavirus affects people differently but it can have you bed-ridden for multiple weeks causing a loss of strength and mobility. Occupational therapists help return recovering patients their independence and make sure they can return to normal life. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Michael Urban, Senior Lecturer at the University of New Haven, about the work these therapists are doing and the difficulties they face during the pandemic.
There have been criticisms of the media's coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic but its role in informing the public and sharing the stories of others should not be denied. FOX's Trey Yingst discusses the media's responsibility while covering global headlines.
The uncertainty of the new school year brings working parents new challenges as they seek to balance life and career through the pandemic. These parents look for support to find answers to the latest problems including childcare, health care and personal parenting advice. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks to Debi Yadegari, CEO of Villyge, about how her company tries to provide those answers for employees.
There has been a distinct spike in coronavirus cases in Lebanaon following the massive explosion that damaged most of Beirut earlier this month. Meanwhile, French President Macron made his second trip to the country since the explosion offering aid and urging the expedited formation of a new cabinet. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks to Dr. Ibrahim Hazboun, Fox News Field Producer, about how the explosion in Beirut set back Lebanon's fight against COVID-19 and the political future of the country.
Yemen's healthcare system has disintegrated under the strains of civil war and a late wave of COVID-19 that hit the country. Hospitals are closing down or refusing to admit COVID-19 patients and hospital workers without proper PPE are not going to work for fear of contracting it. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Aaron Brent, the Yemen country director for CARE, about the situation in Yemen and what his organization is doing to help.
Recent gains in the markets and employment numbers may be attributed to optimism that there will be a vaccine by early next year. A disconnect still remains between rising stocks and a struggling economy with high unemployment. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Shana Sissel, the CIO of the Spotlight Asset Group, about the current state of the economy and the disconnect.
A new report by the United Nations says that nearly a billion and a half children around the world will not be able to remote learn. They are calling it an education emergency that will impact societies for decades to come. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Robert Jenkins, the Global Chief of Education at UNICEF, on the repercussions of children losing multiple school years and what his organization is doing to help governments change the situation.
During this time of lockdowns, significant life changes and the downright uncertainty, our mental health is just as important as our physical. Other stressors including hurricanes, racial unrest and a national election are adding to anxieties.. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Psychologist Dr. Melissa Whitson on ways to combat stress and anxiety during the pandemic.
The Chinese government has been telling its people that they have beaten back COVID-19, but without cooperation with the WHO or outside independent monitors can we believe them? Beijing also says they have been inoculating essential workers since late July. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dean Cheng, a senior research fellow at the Heritage Foundation, about China's claims they are fighting off the virus while others fear a second wave could hit there.
Doctors in Germany who are treating Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny say he was poisoned. Heavy rains in Yemen have caused flooding that has killed dozens adding to the humanitarian crisis there. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, Senior Fox News Field Producer, about what could be another assassination attempt by the Kremlin and more on the disputed election in Belarus.
Single use medical equipment like many PPE items being used today are ending up causing more pollution. Without proper disposal, these items are finding their way into our waterways and oceans. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Tim Binder, global head of brand at 4ocean about an increase in waste during the pandemic and what his company does to help.
The role of telemedicine has increased greatly during the pandemic as way to seek care without adding risk to patient and doctor. And some of those same strategies and concerns are shared in returning to school. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dr Bob Bollinger, Professor of Infectious Diseases at The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine about the uptick and importance of telemedicine during the pandemic and concerns with schooling.
The coronavirus pandemic has caused tremendous stress on relationships, leading many couples to pursue divorces. Worldwide lockdown orders forced couples to spend more time than usual together, which exacerbated financial and parenting issues for some. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Nancy Chemtob, New York Divorce Lawyer, on advice for couples who are unsure about what to do with their relationship amid the pandemic.
The U.S. stock market is hitting all-time highs, but many investors wonder if the recent gains are sustainable in the midst of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Despite high unemployment rates and economic insecurity for many Americans, confidence in the markets appears to be returning. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Chris Markowski, host of the Watchdog on Wall Street radio show, on advice to young investors who are looking to start investing in such volatile times.
The global race for a coronavirus vaccine is on, and one country is claiming victory. Russian President Vladimir Putin announced this week that his country has the vaccine, but critics are skeptical because it skipped the last phase of standardized testing. FOX’s Simon Owen speaks with Amy Kellogg, Fox News Senior Foreign Affairs Correspondent, on why Russia’s credibility issue has prompted little celebration across the world.
Hospitals across the country are in need of critical care workers and respiratory specialists due to the COVID-19 pandemic. These hospitals look to agencies to fill their ranks and give much needed relief to ICU workers that desperately need a break. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Shane Jackson, of Jackson Healthcare, about how his company works to reduce the stress on hospitals and critical care facilities.
Coronavirus cases and deaths are finally down in Italy, where forceful actions were taken to combat the virus’s significant impact on the country. The European nation is also implementing new testing measures at travel hubs as tourists cross borders to prevent new flare ups. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Courtney Walsh, FOX News Radio’s International Correspondent, with an update on the ground in Italy.
Lebanon's Prime Minister Hassan Diab and his cabinet have has stepped down following the deadly explosion in Beirut that killed over 150 people. Also, violent protests have broken out in Belarus with people even using hand grenades to protest a disputed election. FOX's Trey Yingst is in Beirut and he speaks to Yonat Friling, Senior Fox News Field Producer about the situation on the ground in Lebanon and other international stories.
The civilians of Beirut continue to search for survivors in the rubble of explosion that devastated Lebanon's capital Tuesday. More than 150 people are dead from a blast fueled by a stockpile of ammonium nitrate said to have been bought for mining. FOX's Trey Yingst traveled to Lebanon going through multiple COVID-19 tests and spoke with citizens desperately trying to help others.
Lockdown orders continue to be lifted in Britain, where coronavirus cases are improving and businesses are cautiously reopening. The U.K. government is luring customers back into restaurants with new discount incentives, especially at London’s outdoor eateries before rainy weather arrives in the fall. FOX’s Simon Owen speaks with Greg Palkot, FOX’s Senior Foreign Affairs Correspondent, with an update on the ground in London.
As the race to find diagnostic technology for coronavirus continues, there is hope out of Israel where a startup is behind the first FDA-cleared fingerstick Complete Blood Count (CBC) analyzer. The blood samples from the fingerstick reveal critical information within minutes, giving doctors the ability to provide treatment on the spot at the point of care. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Eli Groner, the managing director of Koch Disruptive Technology and Yossi Pollak, CEO and co-founder of Sight Diagnostics, on the benefits of this technology for patients, doctors and insurers alike.
Researchers and the Israeli company MeMed are transforming the way coronavirus is treated. Doctors are using technology that decodes patients’ immune system response against coronavirus in order to personalize treatment for each patient. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Eran Eden, the CEO of MeMed, on how this technology is helping doctors predict the severity of the coronavirus and other diseases in patients.
This week, FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, Senior Fox News Field Producer, with updates on demonstrations in Mexico over abortion rights, concerns over security laws and a postponed election in Hong Kong, a preview of elections in Belarus this week, and more.
Access to coronavirus testing remains a critical part of curbing the spread of the virus. A new company is trying to make it easier for Americans to get tested by allowing users to locate the nearest and most cost effective coronavirus testing facility. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Ricardo Rodriguez, Founder of Lluvia Health, on what his company is doing to encourage price transparency and competition in healthcare.
There is a new, innovative approach to identifying coronavirus cases in Israel—sewage! Israeli researchers and the wastewater data company Kando are using local sewage systems to locate coronavirus outbreaks down to specific neighborhoods and streets. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Ari Goldfarb, CEO of Kando, on how local authorities can use his company’s data to take early actions against outbreaks before residents are symptomatic.
Lebanon's economy is being devastated by the COVID-19 outbreak and other humanitarian disasters. Tens of thousands of Lebanese have lost comfortable jobs and estimates show that sixty percent of the population could be living in poverty by the end of the year. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks to with Bujar Hoxha, the Lebanon Country Director for CARE, about the dire situation there.
This week, FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, Senior Fox News Field Producer, with updates on IDF Forces exchanging fire with Hezbollah on Lebanon's border, monsoon season causing flooding from Bangladesh to Japan, thousands of protesters march in Hungary wanting more freedom of the press, and more.
Home workout programs have been booming since the pandemic has forced quarantine and social distancing. People are now turning to virtual gyms or online workouts and that practice looks like it will continue after the crisis. . FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Matthew Knippen, the CEO of the exercise app Charge about the difficulties of staying fit during the pandemic and the rise of online workout program.
The coronavirus pandemic has completely upended the global tourism industry. People are staying home amid lockdown orders and fears of getting sick, leaving many countries that rely on tourism for the vast majority of their GDP struggling. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Jan Jones, Professor of Hospitality and Tourism Management at the University of New Haven, on how coronavirus has changed the way we will travel for the foreseeable future.
There is promising news across the pond for coronavirus therapeutics. A U.K. based drug company is seeing positive results out of a small experimental trial in hospitalized coronavirus patients for a potential treatment, giving people a glimmer of hope throughout the world. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Richard Marsden, the CEO of Synairgen, on how the treatment drug works.
This week, FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, Senior Fox News Field Producer, with updates on the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan, the border dispute between India and China, protests in Russia after President Putin named a new governor, and more.
The coronavirus pandemic is causing long-term repercussions for children across the world. Economic struggles and broken homes have been exacerbated by the virus, leading to an increase in human rights abuses especially amongst children in orphanages and other institutions. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Mariana Dahan, CEO of WIN Foundation and a United Nations partner, on what her organization is doing to help vulnerable children.
As the world awaits a coronavirus vaccine, many children in vulnerable areas across the world are not being vaccinated for common diseases due to the pandemic. UNICEF is working on the ground to provide critical resources and information to these susceptible populations, where proper sanitation and clean water is does not exist. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Edison Sabala, the Director of Humanitarian Response & Impact Partnerships at UNICEF USA, on what can be done to support UNICEF’s work.
Fighting malnutrition and food shortages has become more difficult during the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic deepens concerns over starvation in countries and regions of need. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Jeanette Bailey, the Head of Nutrition for the International Rescue Committee, about new strategies in fighting malnutrition during COVID-19.
Syria is one of the many countries across the world that is seeing new coronavirus outbreaks pop up. Major overcrowding and a weak healthcare system with limited resources has left Syria’s Idlib province struggling to simultaneously combat years of ongoing conflict and the virus. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Tue Jakobsen, the Program Director of CARE International for Northwest Syria, on the difficulties of testing and delivering aid to Syria.
Every Monday, The FOX News Rundown Podcast: Global Pandemic features a weekly roundup of major news stories across the world that may have been missed due to coronavirus coverage. This week, FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, Senior Fox News Field Producer, with updates on a Turkish mosque, protests in Mali, a new climate change study and more.
With many people working from home and not expecting to return to an office anytime soon, companies are changing what they stock the supply closet with. The focus has been put on safety measures and PPE. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Leo Friedman, the CEO of the shipping company iPromo, about how companies are changing the products they order.
Second waves of coronavirus are popping up across the world, forcing many countries to close their economies back down. Israel curbed the spread of the virus early on with strict lockdowns, but is now seeing an ominous second wave. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Professor Anthony Heymann, the head of family care for one of Israel’s largest health providers, on the devastating impact of a coronavirus resurgence on individuals and businesses.
Some North African countries are busy targeting doctors and journalists for speaking out about their government’s handling of coronavirus instead of focusing on fighting the virus. Egypt has been struggling since before the pandemic hit, and now its government’s crackdown on media and activism about coronavirus is further stressing the country. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Amy Hawthorne, the Deputy Director for Research at the Project on Middle East Democracy, on just how far Egyptian President Al-Sisi will go to contain information from citizens.
Many major news stories across the world are not getting as much attention amid the coronavirus pandemic. Countries have shifted their efforts and resources to combat the virus, leaving them struggling to manage ongoing international conflicts. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, Senior Fox News Field Producer, with an update on the ground in the Middle East.
The already dire situation in Yemen is getting worse as war and famine may be eclipsed by the spread of COVID-19 in the country. The United Nations predicts the death toll from the pandemic could be more than the combined deaths caused by the civil war and hunger that Yemen has struggled with for the past five years. FOX's Simon Owen speaks with Mark Lowcock, the UN’s Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, about the disastrous situation in the country.
When eateries of all sizes shut down because of coronavirus the farmers supplying those businesses with meat were also hurt financially. Could decentralizing the meat supply chain strengthen the modern United States meat business? FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Cody Hopkins, CEO of Grass Roots Farmers’ Cooperative, about what the pandemic has taught us about the food supply chain.
Howie Kurtz on unemployment falling after nearly five million jobs gained in June, Trump calling 'Russian bounties' a 'hoax' and Mark Zuckerberg will be meeting with ad boycott organizers.
The United States and European countries have approached dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic differently. We take a look at those differences, why different decisions were made and if they have worked. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Nile Gardiner, the Director of the Thatcher Center at the Heritage Foundation about differences in approach and how they have faired.
Cases of COVID-19 have spiked in California, Arizona, Florida and Texas causing their phased reopenings to be stopped. A few of the governors of those states attribute the spikes to more testing being done and people not practicing social-distancing with large gatherings. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Ken Paxton, Texas Attorney General about the recent spike in his state and what is being done.
If news on COVID-19 is the only bad news you can deal with these days, you are not alone. With updates on new coronavirus spikes and death tolls rising, people all over the world are avoiding other difficult stories that are still impacting many. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, a Senior Fox News Field Producer about reporting on the coronavirus and how other stories have been largely forgotten about.
The coronavirus pandemic has transformed the traditional workplace. Many companies created remote working capabilities for their employees early on in the coronavirus outbreak, and are now focusing their efforts on implanting new safety precautions as employees begin returning to work. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Jeanniey Walden, author and business executive, on the pros and cons of working from home indefinitely.
Libya has seen a sharp rise is coronavirus cases this week, only further destabilizing the country in the midst of a civil war. The ongoing violence in Libya has prevented humanitarian groups from going in to provide aid and testing, leaving its citizens with an already strained healthcare system and limited resources. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Tom Hill, a senior program officer for North Africa at the US Institute of Peace, on Libya’s response to the coronavirus and its struggles to implement lockdowns.
Education systems across the United States have been profoundly impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. Educators and students had to transition to online learning and adapt quickly to new technology and virtual classroom protocols. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Jenna Sheffield, Assistant Provost for Curriculum Innovation at the University of New Haven, on what schooling may look like throughout the pandemic and well after.
West Virginia has balanced both economic and public health concerns throughout its reopening process amidst the coronavirus pandemic. At the same time, West Virginia is battling the ongoing opioid epidemic, price gouging, and PPE scams. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with West Virginia AG Patrick Morrisey on how West Virginia has handled the coronavirus pandemic and its reopening strategy.
Howie Kurtz on Covid-19 cases popping up in bars, strip clubs and churches, protesters try tearing down an Andrew Jackson statue in DC and President Trump reTweeting video of black on white crime.
The coronavirus pandemic has taken a serious toll on the mental health of individuals throughout the world, but the elderly population is being disproportionately affected. Older generations are more likely to have underlying conditions, leaving them isolated at home with increased fear over catching the virus. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Murali Rao, MD, Author and Professor and Chairman of the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neurosciences at Loyola University Medical Center, on what can be done to support and protect the elderly community amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
The Palestinian Minister of Health has announced that a second wave of the Coronavirus has hit the Palestinian territories. This deeply concerns Israel as tens of thousands of Palestinian workers cross the reopened border between the West Bank and Israel every day. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks to Dr. Ibrahim Hazboun, Fox News Field Producer, about concerns over whether or not the Palestinian health care system can handle it and a spread to neighboring countries.
After 56 days of no new coronavirus cases, China is now facing a new outbreak linked to a wholesale food market. Strict lockdowns are back in place and there is also Chinese military action in the region amid growing tensions with India. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dean Cheng, Senior Research Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, on how China is handling this second wave of coronavirus.
The coronavirus pandemic is exacerbating the dire poverty and hunger situation in many countries across the world. Aid workers are putting themselves at risk to carry out food delivery missions, all while facing a disruption in food supply chains. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Tjada McKenna, the COO of CARE, on what her organization is doing to help hundreds of millions of people at risk of starvation amid the coronavirus outbreak.
The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the United States has surpassed two million, but medical professionals say there are some promising developments in treatments and vaccines. The speed and scale in which companies are operating at to combat the coronavirus is unprecedented, but the process of developing a vaccine remains very complicated. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Michelle McMurry-Heath, MD, PhD, President of the Biotechnology Innovation Organization, on how the United States has handled the virus outbreak.
The coronavirus pandemic has changed society and human behavior across the world. Face masks and social distancing are the new norm, but many regions across the United States are seeing an uptick in coronavirus cases, causing concerns that some states are not maintaining proper guidelines. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Karl Minges, Director of the Public Health master’s program at the University of New Haven, on the importance of testing to identify the true rate of infection.
Densely populated living quarters, no full lockdown, and a poor public healthcare system has left Egypt struggling to contain the coronavirus pandemic. There is no open press in Egypt, leaving many of its citizens uninformed and unaware of the severity of the virus outbreak. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Amy Hawthorne, the Deputy Director for Research at the Project on Middle East Democracy, on how coronavirus is exacerbating the situation in the Middle East.
The coronavirus pandemic is stretching what is already very limited healthcare infrastructure in Afghanistan. The war-torn country has put conflict aside, temporarily, to deal with the virus, and experts say there may be hope for long-term peace. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Johnny Walsh, a senior expert on Afghanistan at the US Institute of Peace, on the impact coronavirus will have on Afghanistan’s future and security.
Howie Kurtz on cancel culture going after a children's cartoon, tearing down symbols of the confederacy and coronavirus cases rising worldwide.
Protocols in intensive care units across the world, such as suspending family visits due to the coronavirus pandemic, have had a major impact on the mental health of patients. Now there’s hope, as many hospitals are implementing changes to improve the quality of life for patients in the ICU. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Judith Marrin Corral of the Del Mar Medical Center in Barcelona, on what her team is doing to aid patients’ physical and psychological healing.
Physician assistants are stepping up in the fight against coronavirus as many hospitals continue to face staffing shortages. Some medical professionals say PAs are not qualified to treat coronavirus patients, while others say PAs only step into roles that they are properly trained for. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Scott Stegall, the President of ‘PAs for Tomorrow,’ on how PAs are adapting to the needs of the medical system.
Last week’s positive jobs report was a much-needed confidence boost for American investors. The coronavirus pandemic has led to a very volatile stock market, causing many people to be too fearful to invest their money. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Shana Sissel, the CIO of Spotlight Asset Group, on what kind of recovery will take place in the wake of coronavirus and how to take advantage of potential investing opportunities.
Employers across the world are weighing how to safely reopen their offices amid the coronavirus pandemic. Medical professionals say routine testing is critical to getting employees back to work while the world awaits a vaccine. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Robert Segal, President of LabFinder.com, on the work his organization is doing to help consumers get reliable coronavirus antibody testing.
Hospitals have been inundated with coronavirus patients, causing major staffing and other resource concerns. Some health care facilities have turned to recruiting non-physician providers who may not be adequately equipped to take care of patients in order to boost their staffing. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Purvi Parikh, an Allergy & Infectious Disease Doctor, on how the grassroots organization Physicians for Patient’s Protection is deploying properly trained medical professionals to help during 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.
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.
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.
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.
The Department of Health and Human Services launches 'Operation Warp Speed' in order to expedite a coronavirus vaccine and treatment. The Trump Administration took early action to combat the virus and decentralize the United States’ response, but now Americans are looking for more to restore confidence in resuming their normal routines. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Eric Hargan, Deputy Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, on what HHS and the Trump administration is doing to plan for a potential resurgence of the virus.
Italy is adapting to a new normal way of life in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Italian businesses are reopening and lockdown orders are lifting, but the Italian government has implemented strong guidelines in an effort to prevent a potential second wave. Trey Yingst speaks with FOX’s Courtney Walsh, with a firsthand update on the ground in Italy.
The coronavirus pandemic has led to a global rise in domestic violence and other crimes. Researchers say there is a correlation between economic upheaval and an increase in abusive behaviors at home. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. John DeCarlo, associate professor and the director of the Criminal Justice master’s program at the University of New Haven, on what resources are available for victims of domestic violence in the midst of coronavirus lockdown orders.
Countries around the world are buying antibody tests to figure out how many of their citizens were infected with Covid-19 with the idea it can help strategize against a second wave of the virus. Tel Aviv University is working the Israeli Defense Force soldiers to detect antibodies and the country's immune response to the coronavirus. FOX's Trey Yingst spoke with Professor Ariel Munitz and Professor Motti Gerlic, of Tel Aviv University, who are both working to develop a better test for Covid-19 antibodies.
Among the many social and economic problems the Covid-19 pandemic has caused is the strain on mental health and, with that, an increase in the possibility of suicides. According to a recent study, we should expect an increase in the number of suicides brought on by financial troubles, stress from isolation and overall heightened fear. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Roger McIntyre, professor at the University of Toronto and the author of a new study that has some grim predictions about suicide in the wake of coronavirus, but also has some answers.
The Russian government has been confidently saying they have been beating back the coronavirus since the start but the latest numbers of infected don't support that. There are now over 300-thousand Russians infected and the nation’s death toll has risen to over 3-thousand. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Matthew Rojansky, the Director of the Wilson Center's Kennan Institute, about why the pandemic looks like it has picked up in Russia.
Global health is a top priority for many international groups who warn that war-torn countries with weak healthcare systems are unable to handle the coronavirus pandemic. Experts hope to use their experiences with past disease outbreaks, such as Ebola, to prevent a rapid spread of coronavirus in vulnerable areas across the world. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Nancy Lindborg, the President and CEO of the U.S. Institute of Peace, on how she is using her past experience leading the Ebola response in 2014 to fight coronavirus.
As many countries begin reopening, developments in coronavirus testing and vaccines remain top priority. There is some initial hope coming out of Israel where a team at Ben Gurion University of the Negev has developed a 60 second breathalyzer test with a high accuracy rate. FOX’s Trey Yingst takes us inside the university lab and speaks with Professor Gabby Sarusi on how the test works and when we can expect mass production to begin.
As the entire world battles the coronavirus pandemic, tensions in the Middle East have continued. Fears of a possible ISIS resurgence and war with Iran remain prevalent due to maintained attacks. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Seth Frantzman, journalist and author of ‘After ISIS: America, Iran and the Struggle for the Middle East,’ about the impact of coronavirus on the current geopolitical situation in the Middle East.
Georgia was one of the first states to reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic, and received lots of pushback for doing so. Now Georgia hopes to be a leader for other states on how to open up with a balanced approach to healthcare and economic concerns. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr with an update on the current situation on the ground and where things are headed.
Life is beginning to return to normal in Germany, where parks are bustling and many businesses have reopened. In an effort to support the struggling economy and tourism industry, German Chancellor Angela Merkel is aiming to eliminate border controls on June 15th if the coronavirus situation remains contained. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with, Bojan Pancevski, The Wall Street Journal’s Germany Correspondent, with a firsthand update on the developments on the ground in Germany and the concerns that remain.
The coronavirus pandemic has led to a need for a globally connected data driven healthcare system. Many countries are recognizing the importance of working together to share data points in order to create a more accurate picture of the virus and develop a vaccine. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Harry Glorikian, author of ‘MoneyBall Medicine: Thriving in the New Data Driven Healthcare Market,’ on why the United States health care system has gotten better at data trading but needs some improvement.
The global economy continues to suffer because of the coronavirus pandemic, but experts say this downturn may provide an opportunity for investors and new businesses. Meanwhile, the fear of a resurgence of the virus has left consumer confidence low and may continue to slow economic recovery. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Craig Cecilio, the CEO and Founder of DiversyFund, on what Americans should do with their money in these highly uncertain times.
The coronavirus pandemic is largely under control in Israel, where just 23 new cases were reported yesterday. Israel set a different standard of care in its hospitals early on, and it has paid off—the coronavirus ward at one of the biggest Israeli hospitals was shut down over the weekend. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Professor Ronni Gamzu, the CEO of the Tel Aviv Medical Center, on what American hospitals can learn from Israel’s approach to weathering this pandemic.
Many countries across the world have lost their trust in China due to its serious mishandling of the coronavirus outbreak. China is now in damage control and desperate to step up efforts to position itself as a global diplomatic leader. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Patricia Kim, Senior Policy Analyst at the U.S. Institute of Peace, on China's growing influence in the Red Sea arena and the impact that coronavirus may have had on its ambitions across the world.
Many countries across the world have turned to China to purchase PPE, where there are growing concerns over the quality of the medical gear being produced. Importers are also facing major difficulties securing products due to shipping delays caused by customs backups and lack of air freights. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Leo Friedman, the founder of iPromo, on how his company switched its focus to source masks and hand sanitizers for clients instead of the usual core products.
As the coronavirus pandemic continues, the world still awaits a treatment for the virus. There may be some hope, however, after the Food and Drug Administration issued an emergency use authorization for the drug 'Remdesivir' as a potential treatment last week. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Scott Efron, a cancer patient who recently beat coronavirus after receiving the trial drug 'Remdesivir', on his experience fighting the virus.
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.
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.
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.
What might be surprising to know is that viruses are essential to life. However, about 1% at most, are what's called 'pathogenic', they are harmful; they can cause everything from the common cold to the Coronavirus. So why did God make a world in which what can be so good for us, can also potentially bring our death? On this episode of Lighthouse Faith podcast, noted Mathematician and Christian apologist Dr. John Lennox, talks about that very question. He has written a small but powerful (and timely) book, called "Where is God in a Coronavirus World?" Lennox says that things like Covid-19 are what's known as 'natural evil'. They are part of the brokenness in this natural world, like tsunamis and tornadoes. There is no human agent, as with 'moral evil'. There's no one to blame or judge. But what these natural evils force us to do is to come to terms with death; our own as well as those whom we love. But it's not just about doom and gloom. God has, and always did, have a plan for the world He created. Dr. Lennox looks to the joy and the hope that God has promised as well.
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.
Howie Kurtz on Joe Biden assault allegation story getting more coverage, Politico walking back Trump owing Bank of China story and NYC Mayor criticizes Jewish community for large gathering.
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.
Howie Kurtz on intel agencies warning President Trump of the pandemic months earlier, Joe Biden telling donors Trump wants to delay election and the media showing a double standard with the Biden assault allegations.
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.
Howie Kurtz on President Trump sending a barrage of tweets blasting the media and calling the coronavirus briefings a waste, Joe Biden criticizing where stimulus money is going and New York state losing sympathy for being the epicenter of the pandemic.
"We're Momming Today" with me, Lauren Simonetti, the host of this podcast. Why? Well, like you, I am currently momming, working (and podding) from home... Or trying to. Connect with me on Twitter and share some of your stories! I sure hope your coronavirus journey has been smoother than mine!
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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.
Howie Kurtz on President Trump offering some strange ideas to fight off the coronavirus, Governors opening states surprise health care systems and First Lady Melania Trump doing her part to fight the pandemic.
The coronavirus pandemic has possibly opened the door for peace in the Middle East as many countries in conflict are turning their efforts to fight the virus back home. A ceasefire has held in Syria since March, where the population is highly vulnerable due to crowded and unsanitary living conditions. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Mona Yacoubian, Senior Advisor at the US Institute of Peace, on what region is facing and why mitigation strategies are nearly impossible to implement there.
Doctors on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic are focused on both medical and mental health treatment of patients. Most hospitals have banned visitors, leaving patients with the fear of dying alone. FOX’s Trey Yingst takes us inside a coronavirus intensive care unit at Sheba Hospital in Tel Aviv and speaks with Professor Haim Mayan, Head of the Coronavirus Critical Care Unit at the Sheba Medical Center and Noy Koster, Social Worker at Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center on the devastating impact isolation is having on patients and their families.
Howie Kurtz on President Trump's immigration freeze excluding foreign workers, Harvard getting beaten up over accepting stimulus money and the CDC warning a second wave of the virus could be worse.
India is beginning to lift some restrictions this week after a nearly month long nationwide lockdown ordered by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in an effort to stop the spread of coronavirus. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Ashish K Singh, Associate Editor from the Indian APB News, on the steps India is taking to reboot its economy with testing in rural areas still a pressing issue.
Families living in refugee camps across the world are unable to follow sanitary and social distance guidelines. Children affected by violence and starvation are only further oppressed by an inability to get coronavirus testing. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Steve Gumaer, the President of Partners Relief & Development, on what his organization is doing in refugee camps in the Mideast and elsewhere to combat the coronavirus and promote public health education.
Trey discusses his childhood fears and how they severely impacted his behavior growing up. He explains further how he has changed in adulthood, addresses the fears caused by the spread of the Coronavirus and reveals how he is combating the fear with positivity and getting through this difficult time by weighing the probabilities against the possibilities.
Trey Gowdy is a former federal prosecutor and four term United States Congressman from South Carolina. Each week he brings his one of a kind style to the podcast platform. You’ll hear original commentaries and power player interviews. Don't be surprised if his former congressional colleagues stop by from time to time as well.
Howie Kurtz on President Trump calling for protests in states with 'stay at home orders', the White House making the right call on respirators and Bill Maher saying the media has been over hyping the pandemic.
Saudi Arabia has done an exceptional job of containing the spread of the coronavirus in their Kingdom but religious and global economic concerns remain. The holy month of Ramadan approaches and precautions are being taken as visits to the holy cities of Mecca and Medina have been suspended and mosques are closed. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Fahad Nazer, the Spokesperson for the Saudi Arabian Embassy in the United States, on the difficult but necessary precautionary measures Saudi Arabia took early on to control the spread of coronavirus and a recent oil production deal made with Russia and the United States.
Howie Kurtz on President Trump and Governors rolling out plans to reopen states, Bill Gates becoming a target of misinformation and an out of stock card game showing some chaos at Amazon.
Many European countries are beginning to reopen parts of their economy as coronavirus cases begin to stabilize. There are serious concerns that lifting restrictions too early could cause a deadly resurgence of the virus. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Clemens Auer, Special Envoy for Health to the Austrian Government, on what safety measures Austria is taking to ensure a safe reopening of businesses this week, and how Austria can be an example to the rest of the world on how to reopen.
Transportation systems are crucial to the economic strength of any country and they are struggling in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. The recently signed into law Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act provides billions of dollars in emergency assistance to the transportation industry. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao on the steps her department is taking to ensure safety and ability to travel when the virus passes.
Howie Kurtz on President Trump announcing the U-S will cut funding to the WHO, the president's name appearing on the stimulus checks and the New York Times trying to explain their delay in reporting allegations against Biden.
Medical professionals on the frontlines fighting the coronavirus across the world are at high risk due to exposure to infected patients. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Charles Schleien, the Chair of Pediatrics at the Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell, who tested positive and is now recovering from the coronavirus himself.
Howie Kurtz on it being impossible to escape Gov. Andrew Cuomo these days, the White House saying Dr. Fauci's job is safe and President Trump declaring he has 'total authority' over reopening the country.
The timeline of what China knew and when remains unknown as the notorious misinformation campaign by the Chinese government continues. The national security and economic implications of the Chinese hiding research and destroying evidence have been a setback for others. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Brigadier General Robert S. Spalding (USAF Ret.), a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute, on the repressive nature of the Chinese system and its impact on the U.S.-China relationship in the midst of this pandemic.
Howie Kurtz on Dr. Anthony Fauci getting more criticism from President Trump and others, a January email chain that was predicting a pandemic and sexual assault allegations emerging against Joe Biden.
Italy remains one of the hardest hit countries in the world by the coronavirus pandemic, causing the Vatican to enact major safety measures for Easter celebrations. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Fox News International Radio Correspondent Courtney Walsh on what safety measures the Vatican is putting in place and what message Pope Francis will deliver as the world tunes in from home quarantine.
Earlier this week, Senator Bernie Sanders suspended his presidential campaign. Chris Wallace, Host of "Fox News Sunday," talks about what this means for presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and why he thinks this year's election will be a "referendum on how President Trump handled the coronavirus."
Holy week, Easter and Passover will be a little different this year because of the coronavirus pandemic with houses of worship being forced to close their doors. Priests and Rabbis are now relying on technology to keep the faith alive as parishioners worship from home. Theologian and Fox News Contributor Jonathan Morris explains why it's important more than ever to keep your faith alive during this time of uncertainty.
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Plus, commentary by Robert Jeffress, Fox News Contributor and pastor of the Dallas First Baptist Church.
Industries across the world are working together to share new technology and best practices to combat the coronavirus pandemic. Cross border cooperation remains essential as the world tries to develop a coronavirus vaccine. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks to Erel Margalit, Founder and Chairman of Jerusalem Venture Partners, on what he is doing to help.
Shannon Bream, host of FOX News @ Night on the FOX News Channel returns with a new "Livin' the Bream" podcast.
This week, Shannon sits down with Dr. Nicole Saphier, physician, FOX News contributor and author of “Make America Healthy Again”. They discuss how experts are still learning about the coronavirus as they continue to fight it, the innovation of physicians using existing medications as tools to fight COVID-19 and the ways in which doctors on the frontlines are adapting to keep hospitals from being overwhelmed.
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The Coronavirus shutdown of churches is now several weeks old, but the question of whether they should be shut and the controversy over the challenges to government authority in the matter persist. Dr. Russell Moore, President of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission for the Southern Baptist Convention, spoke on Lighthouse Faith podcast recently on the issue. Moore heads the public policy arm of the SBC and is urging churches to comply with government mandates on social distancing to stop the spread of the virus. But what about The Bible’s mandate to “not forsake the assembling of ourselves together.” (Hebrews 10:25)? It must also be weighed with Romans 13:1-2, “Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established.” It’s in navigating these two verses that Moore speaks to as well as the issue of helping churches stay financially solvent while parishioners meet virtually, even during the highest Holy Day of the Christian calendar, Easter Sunday.
While federal and local officials are still warning Americans the coronavirus crisis will get worse before it gets better, there are signs of hope. Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Dr. Stephen Hahn discusses what tests, treatments and vaccines the federal government is working on to help us go back to our normal lives. Plus, Dr. Hahn weighs in on the debate over chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine.
Restaurants around the country are struggling to get by thanks to the coronavirus and social-distancing precautions. While some have been forced to close down altogether, some have adjusted by offering takeout and delivery-only in an attempt to keep their businesses going. Mark Canlis is the co-owner of the family owned fine-dining restaurant Canlis, based in Seattle. He joins the 'Rundown' to discuss how his establishment has reinvented itself during these hard times.
Plus, commentary by Orthodox rabbi, author and lawyer Rabbi Sam Bregman.
The eerie sight of iconic European cities, like London, on lockdown is the new normal in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Meanwhile, the ambitious tone of the Queen’s weekend address is giving hope to her people and many others across the world. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with International FOX News Radio Correspondent Simon Owen on Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s condition and how his coronavirus diagnosis changed the conversation with the British people.
Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly resigned one day after apologizing for calling the commander of the USS Theodore Roosevelt "naive and "stupid" -for his handling of the ship's coronavirus outbreak. Commander Kirk Lippold, who was the commanding officer on the USS Cole when it was attacked by an Al Qaeda cell in 2000, joins The Rundown to discuss the controversy.
Many businesses have been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic resulting in millions of Americans losing their jobs and trying to file for unemployment. Today on the Rundown we speak to two people whose jobs have been impacted by Covid-19. Avi Liberman is a stand-up comedian and screenwriter and Mandy Visser is a corporate trainer for a high end restaurant chain, a job she held for fifteen years. They share how they are coping financially, what the unemployment process is like and what can be learned from all of this.
Plus, commentary by Kat Timpf, co-host of the Tyrus and Tympf podcast.
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 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.
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."
While it has been on the backburner for weeks, there is a presidential race going on and Americans are stills expected to vote in November.
The coronavirus, however, has made this one of the most usual political races in American history. Rallies have been cancelled and primaries have been pushed back.
President Donald Trump has been seen daily during the White House's coronavirus briefing, Democratic presidential candidates Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders have been fighting for any media attention.
Earlier this week, former 2008 Obama-Biden campaign manager David Plouffe joined the Rundown to discuss the impact COVID-19 outbreak is having on the 2020 race and how the campaigns are being forced to adapt.
Plouffe explained why Biden and the Democrats are at a disadvantage despite the uncertainty and growing economic crisis. He also weighed in on the growing popularity of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and how social distancing could impact how voters cast their ballots.
It was a great conversation, but because of time we could not include all of it in the segment that ran this week.
On the Rundown Extra you will hear the full conversation with David Plouffe including more about his new book, 'A Citizen's Guide to Beating Donald Trump.'
As the coronavirus outbreak continues to negatively affect economies and laborers all over the world, not being able to afford next month's rent or mortgage is a real concern. Many countries, including the United States, have taken measures to protect tenants and landlords alike. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Ben Carson, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, on eviction protections and the updated CARES Act.
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As the coronavirus continues to spread throughout the country the numbers keep on climbing. This includes the number of Americans infected, the number of projected deaths and the number of people filing for unemployment. Jared and FOX’s White House Correspondent Jon Decker discuss the increasing numbers, the new messaging from the White House and how President Trump is working with state governors during the pandemic.
Industry after industry have been hit hard because of Covid-19, with much uncertainty about when people can return to work. About 10 million Americans have filed for unemployment, a sharp increase from last week. Jared speaks to FOX Business Correspondent Edward Lawrence about the staggering unemployment numbers and FOX’s Congressional Correspondent Chad Pergram discusses Congress negotiating a Phase 4 stimulus package.
More than a 100 sailors onboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt tested positive for the coronavirus. Following this, came an announcement that the Navy Capt. Brett Crozier was relieved after of his duties after it was alleged he leaked a letter about a growing number of cases on the ship. FOX’s Washington Correspondent Rachel Sutherland and FOX’s Pentagon Correspondent Lucas Tomlinson discuss.
The demand for ventilators and personal protective equipment is growing across the country with a limited supply at the federal level. Jared discusses the roles of the state and federal government during a national crisis with Former Utah Governor and HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt.
Howie Kurtz on President Trump slamming congressional oversight into rescue bill spending, Jared Kushner getting criticized for role in coronavirus response and whether or not the Navy medical ships are helping enough?
Our military has a role to play during the wide spread of COVID-19. The Army Corp of engineers is putting up makeshift hospitals and the National Guard is deployed in all 50 states helping with things like drive-through testing. With all this attention on fighting the virus, it begs the question - is our military and intelligence community ready to defend us against a national security threat? Daniel Hoffman, Fox News Contributor and former CIA Station Chief, joins the Rundown to discuss how our military is responding to the coronavirus and if the crisis has made us more vulnerable to bad actors around the world.
While the coronavirus has shown to be a threat to Americans' physical safety, it also proves to be a strain on people's mental health. Whether you have pre-existing mental health conditions or are just coping with the stress and anxiety of Covid-19 and self-isolation, this is a trying time. Director of the National Institute of Mental Health Dr. Joshua Gordon shares some tips of what people can do to stay positive, remain connected with society and to adjust to life during this unprecedented time.
Don't miss the good news with Tonya J. Powers.
Plus, commentary by Jimmy Failla, host of "Fox Across America."
While New York state remains the United States epicenter for coronavirus cases, more and more are popping up in the gulf states from Texas to Florida. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, concerned with an uptick in cases, announced a state-wide 'shelter-in-place' order. FOX's Trey Yingst spoke with Florida's Attorney General Ashley Moody about the announcement and what it means.
On the latest Hemmer Time podcast, Bill Hemmer is joined once again by physician and FOX News contributor, Dr. Marc Siegel, to break down revelations about the Coronavirus nearly a month after their previous conversation.
Dr. Siegel explains where the United States has initially failed in both testing and pandemic preparedness, how field hospitals are being used to help the hospital system and what hope there is to decelerate the spread and treat the virus.
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According to reports, China has been covering up how large the coronavirus outbreak has been in their country and underreporting the total number of cases from the disease. President of Eurasia and GZERO Media Ian Bremmer weighs in on the China controversy and how the alleged cover-up has hurt the global fight against the pandemic. He explains why he thinks the whole world needs to come together to fight the outbreak and how Covid-19 will impact the U.S. in the future.
The race for President has been completely shaken up by the coronavirus outbreak. Rallies have been cancelled and primaries have been pushed back. David Plouffe, former 2008 Obama-Biden campaign manager and author of the new book 'A Citizen's Guide to Beating Donald Trump,' joins the Rundown to discuss the impact COVID-19 outbreak is having on the 2020 campaign, how it's a disadvantage for Joe Biden.
Plus, commentary by FOX News Contributor and FOX Nation host Tammy Bruce.
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Dana Perino, former White House Press Secretary, co-host of Fox News Channel's "The Five" and host of "The Daily Briefing" and Chris Stirewalt Fox News Politics Editor run through the daily goings-on in the world of politics.
This week, Dana and Chris survey the nation's political landscape as the Coronavirus wears on and the 2020 election looms. They discuss Joe Biden's candidacy, further congressional spending and American civic duty in times of struggle.
Plus, Dana and Chris give fill each other in on their favorite TV shows at the moment, and Dana quizzes Chris on hometown trivia.
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Howie Kurtz on President Trump warning the coming weeks will be difficult, Joe Biden predicting pushing back the Democratic National Convention and reporters avoiding briefings fearing exposure to the coronavirus.
As seen on "The Greg Gutfeld Show" former CIA Operative and host of "Black Files Declassified," Mike Baker, retired U.S. Marine Corp bomb technician and FOX News contributor, Joey Jones, host of "The Quiz Show" on FOX Nation, Tom Shillue and host of "Sincerely Kat" on FOX Nation and co-host of the podcast "Tyrus and Timpf" Kat Timpf.
They discuss the pro’s and con’s of the recent Coronavirus stimulus package, the spike in boredom during social distancing and hypochondriacs convincing themselves they have coronavirus.
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Congress just passed a $2 trillion stimulus bill in response to the coronavirus outbreak and the economic crisis it created. Americans are curious if they will get benefits. While you probably will get a check , how much should you expect? The Wall Street Journal's Richard Rubin joins the Rundown to break down who receives a check and who does not?
The coronavirus pandemic has impacted many small businesses. The restaurant industry has been especially hard hit as many owners have been forced to close down their dining areas and only serve takeout because of social distancing. This has left many restaurant workers unemployed and uncertain about when they can return to work again. Restaurant owner and host of the Food Network series "Restaurant: Impossible" chef Robert Irvine weighs in on if restaurants will survive this, how they can possibly adapt to keep the outbreak from killing their businesses.
Plus, commentary by Democratic Strategist Leslie Marshall.
This week, Bret sits down with Jonah Goldberg, Editor-in-chief of The Dispatch and AEI fellow, Mollie Hemingway, Senior Editor at The Federalist, and Chris Stirewalt, FOX News Politics Editor to discuss the coronavirus stimulus package recently passed by Congress and signed into law by President Trump.
They discuss the goals of the historic stimulus bill, why it was important to pass the stimulus bill amidst the COVID-19 pandemic and how to strike a balance between keeping citizens healthy and maintaining the American economy.
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The US leads the world in coronavirus cases and is on pace to hit 200,000. One of the hardest hit states is Louisiana. Senator Bill Cassidy (R-LA) joins the Rundown to discuss to the outbreak, the effectiveness of social distancing guidelines and the possibility of another stimulus bill.
The FDA issued a limited, use-authorization for antimalarial drugs, chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine, to be used to fight Covid-19. Dr. Katie Passaretti, Medical Director for infection prevention at Atrium Health weighs in on the two drugs. She also discusses the lack of protective personal equipment in hospitals, whether the virus could reappear in the fall and how we Americans should prepare.
Plus, commentary by National Security Expert Dr. Rebecca Grant.
FOX Nation host Abby Hornacek takes a closer look at the topics and buzz words you find your friends and coworkers using to sound intelligent. Each week Abby and her expert guests will tackle topics we take for granted and help to explain the roots and meanings behind them.
This week, FOX's Chief Congressional Correspondent, Chad Pergram joins Abby in the classroom to help with her lesson plan. Chad explains the importance of a stimulus bill to keep the American economy functioning, what American's can expect from the recent bipartisan Coronavirus stimulus bill and why it took so long to pass.
Like most things in America, the coronavirus crisis has upended the 2020 presidential campaign. But which candidate is benefitting? FOX News Politics Editor Chris Stirewalt discusses the latest Fox News Polls and how the uncertainties of today have impacted the race for the White House.
Last Thursday was supposed to be opening day for America’s pastime. But like most professional sports, Major League Baseball put their season on hold due to the coronavirus outbreak. Legendary broadcaster Vin Scully joins special guest host Ed Henry to discuss his love for the game and why he remains hopeful despite our current crisis.
Plus, commentary by Joshua Rodgers, author of "Confessions of a Happily Married Man."
"We’re Momming Today" with Rachel Vassak, mom of three and owner of Flow Yoga studios. Rachel got hit with a double whammy: her small business had to close its doors because of the Coronavirus, and she had to start home schooling her girls. Surprisingly, her business and daughters are all doing fine. Here's her story.
Life has been tough lately. People are stuck at home. Many businesses have shut down. Promotional sport leagues have postponed their seasons. All because of our efforts to social distance and stop the spread of Covid-19.
Despite what is happening, entrepreneur and Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban remains optimistic that America will bounce back from this.
Earlier this week, Cuban spoke with host Jessica Rosenthal and discussed why he remains hopeful.
The star of ABC's "Shark Tank" said he still believed our country is unique and Americans will use these hard times to create new ideas, innovative products and other ways to better our society.
The conversation was inspirational, but it was too long and we could not include it all in our original segment.
On the Fox News Rundown Extra, you will hear even more from Mark Cuban. The entrepreneur discusses how he think this crisis will change America and how we work. The Maverick owner also discuss what his players have been up to since the NBA suspended the season indefinitely.
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"15 days to stop the spread" has been the guidelines from the White House to help combat the coronavirus pandemic. So what happens when the initial 15 days are over? President Trump says he would like to open the economy and have Americans back to normal by Easter, but is that a realistic goal? Jared and FOX's White House Correspondent Jon Decker discuss. The White House task force has been provide daily updates to the public since the coronavirus pandemic began. FOX’s Lisa Brady speaks with Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar about the latest updates on COVID-19 and why it’s important to follow the CDC guidelines. Congress voted in favor of a $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus package, the largest relief package in U.S. history which President Trump later signed. Jared and FOX's Congressional Correspondent Chad Pergram discuss what’s in the stimulus package and what this means moving forward. The world has turned upside down due to the coronavirus pandemic, as everyday life has been disrupted. Businesses, schools and sports leagues shut down for the foreseeable future and social distancing is being pushed in many states. FOX's Washington Correspondent Rachel Sutherland speaks with grief expert David Kessler about how grief has played a huge role during this pandemic.
The U.S. is in the second week of President Trump’s recommendation of 15 days of social distancing to slow the spread of Covid-19. Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar discusses why social distancing is vital to mitigating the coronavirus, how private industries have stepped up to help combat the virus and what lessons we can learn from this global pandemic.
Many Governors around the country are telling civilians to 'stay at home' or 'shelter in place.’ So, does that mean you can be prosecuted for leaving your home? Fox News Senior Judicial Analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano joins the Fox News Rundown to discuss whether these orders can actually be enforced legally.
Don't miss the good news with Tonya J. Powers.
Plus, commentary by "The Guy Benson Show" host, Guy Benson.
Howie Kurtz on Trump saying the media is hyping the coronavirus so he loses 2020, both parties approving of the $2 trillion rescue bill as it heads to the house and the virus impacting him personally.
You might call the Coronavirus an expected and uninvited guest. That’s the mild version. You could also describe it as a devastating disaster striking the very heart of humanity’s trusted safeguards like the economy, for one. But Pastor Allen Jackson, Senior Pastor of World Outreach Church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee says, while we may be realizing that we’re more fragile than we thought, we should also have confidence in the fact that God is stronger and more powerful than we ever gave Him credit for. On this episode of Lighthouse Faith podcast, Pastor Jackson talks about his new book "Intentional Faith," and how being proactive about reading Scripture, regularly praying, and reaching out to other friends and family will give us new encouragement and hope. And we all will discover that “we are more blessed than we ever knew.”
The coronavirus has impacted so many lives all over the world. Many businesses have shut down and sports’ leagues have postponed seasons to promote social distancing and stop the spread of Covid-19. Despite what is happening, entrepreneur and Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban remains optimistic that America will bounce back from this. Cuban gives some advice on what small businesses should be doing. He discusses the NBA’s decision to suspend the season and why he thinks capitalism will really come out on top from this pandemic.
The number of coronavirus cases keeps rising in the ranks of the U.S. military. More than 200 troops have tested positive. Robert Wilkie, Secretary of the Veterans Affairs Department, discusses the step needed to be taken to keep Veterans safe and how he is even asking retired doctors and nurses to come back to work in an effort to combat the coronavirus outbreak.
Plus, commentary by Founder of Turning Point USA and author Charlie Kirk.
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Dana Perino, former White House Press Secretary, co-host of Fox News Channel's "The Five" and host of "The Daily Briefing" and Chris Stirewalt Fox News Politics Editor run through the daily goings-on in the world of politics.
This week, Dana and Chris touch base from the comfort of their own homes. They discuss the negotiation of the Coronavirus stimulus package, how Joe Biden might proceed in an election year fraught with a global pandemic, and Chris weighs in on the importance of non-partisan consideration when discussing a possible 'end date' to social distancing.
Plus, Chris takes on presidential-ailment trivia.
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Host of FOX Business Network's The Claman Countdown, Liz Claman is joined by Vital Proteins Founder and CEO, Kurt Seidensticker. Seidensticker draws on his nearly three decades of solutions-focused leadership as an engineer at NASA and beyond to break down some of the challenges his company and the United States face amidst the Coronavirus.
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In the midst of the global coronavirus pandemic, there are some lessons to be learned about the lack of transparency China has given since the outbreak happened first in their country. Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) explains how China’s misinformation about the illness makes the U.S. vulnerable to division. The former NAVY Seal also discusses how his home state of Texas is dealing with the economic impact from Covid-19, what he would like to see done about the situation and what is in his new book “Fortitude”
As the United States sees a spike in the cases of coronavirus, the number of unemployed Americans is also on the rise. Financial expert Chris Hogan joins The Rundown to give his advice on how families and small businesses can stay afloat during this challenging time.
Plus, commentary by syndicated columnist Cal Thomas.
A growing number of states and cities are issuing stay at home orders within the last week amid the coronavirus pandemic. Many of the state’s leaders have complained about the lack of robust testing to help mitigate the illness. CDC Director, virologist and member of the White House coronavirus task force, Dr. Robert Redfield is defending the CDC’s testing timeline. He explains why it is important for every American to follow the White House guidelines for the Covid-19 and what the U.S. can learn from this crisis to better prepare the public healthcare system for the future.
Italy is now the center of the global pandemic. Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich lives in Rome and joins the Rundown to discuss the coronavirus outbreak and what life is like over there. Gingrich also weighs in on how this crisis has greatly damaged our already tense relationship with China.
Plus, commentary by FOX Nation host Tom Shillue.
Howie Kurtz on Rachel Maddow saying the media should stop airing Trumps virus updates, how the coronavirus is impacting the 2020 election and Joe Biden trying to stay noticed by hosting his own crisis updates.
FOX Nation host Abby Hornacek takes a closer look at the topics and buzz words you find your friends and coworkers using to sound intelligent. Each week Abby and her expert guests will tackle topics we take for granted and help to explain the roots and meanings behind them.
This week, Psychologist Dr. Wendy Dickinson joins Abby in the classroom to help with her lesson plan. Dr. Dickinson explains what stress is, and how it presents itself in the body. Dr. Dickinson also discusses the mental health challenges listeners might face as the Coronavirus pushes on, and how listeners can mitigate stress while social distancing.
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Healthcare systems across the country are on the brink of buckling as coronavirus cases continue to climb. New York has become the epicenter for the US cases and hospitals there are expected to run low on supplies. Dr. Nicole Saphier, a Board Certified Medical Doctor, Senior Fox News Medical Contributor and author discusses her concern for medical professionals in the field and what this means for the United States going forward.
Many Americans are stuck at home these days searching for ways to stay entertained during the pandemic and they’re looking for streaming options. There’s a new true crime series on Fox Nation called, “Crimes That Changed America” that looks at infamous cases like the “Son Of Sam” murders committed by David Berkowitz in the 1970s. Attorney and Fox News Contributor Emily Compagno is the series’ host and she joins the Rundown to discuss some of the fascinating things she learned working on the show.
Plus, commentary from commentary from Fox News contributor Rachel Campos-Duffy
Earlier this week, host Jessica Rosenthal spoke to Brock Long, the former head of FEMA who led hurricane recovery efforts in 2017 and 2018. He also spearheaded efforts during Northern California's deadly Camp Fire.
Brock joined the Rundown after President Trump announced FEMA had been activated in all regions and placed on its highest alert level to combat the coronavirus threat. We asked the former FEMA director what role the agency can play during a virus outbreak and how they can help states and local governments. He also talked about his experience running FEMA and how he quickly learned how underprepared we Americans were and are for a major disaster. Because of time, we could not run our entire conversation. It was alarming and informative.
On The Fox News Rundown Extra you will hear our full conversation with Brock Long and hear more of his concerns about America's preparedness and why he thinks America must run a "personally responsibility campaign" once this crisis is behind us.
"We're Momming Today" with Dr. Wendy Dickinson, a psychologist (and mom-to-be) about staying positive when the world is quite literally at war with the Coronavirus. What do we tell our children? What do we tell ourselves as we see family members and friends get sick and lose jobs -- and hope. It's been said that stress worrying about the virus can be more detrimental than the illness itself. We discuss.
The coronavirus has impacted every American, including members of Congress.
While lawmakers work out a new way to help those hit hard financially by the pandemic, some are forced to self-quarantine at home.
One of them is Senator Cory Gardner. He recently isolated himself in his Washington D.C. apartment after learning he came in contact with someone infected with COVID19.
The Colorado Republican joined host Dave Anthony on The Rundown earlier this week to discuss his self-quarantine and how he was continuing his work on the coronavirus financial relief bill.
Sen. Gardner also weighed in on Washington's new found bipartisanship, but also said the Democrat's efforts to impeach the President earlier this year distracted our country from the growing threat of the coronavirus.
The conversation was long and our original segment only featured portions of the discussion.
On the Fox News Rundown Extra, you will hear even more from Gardner including some 'behind the scenes' audio that includes the Senator explaining why the interview had to delayed due to a call from Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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As most people around the world are practicing social distancing and some experiencing a total lockdown, President Trump announced the FDA is fast-tracking approval of potential therapies for COVID-19 and increasing the number of critical supplies hospitals need to handle a surge in patients. FOX News Radio's White House Correspondent Jon Decker explains the latest action taken by the Trump administration.
To meet the medical demand the United States may face during the Coronavrius pandemic, earlier this President Trump order the Navy to deploy the USNS Comfort and Mercy to take in trauma patients from hospitals that are inundated with people suffering the worst of COVID-19. FOX's National Security Correspondent, Jennifer Griffin discusses whether the military has the resources for this enormous undertaking.
Another way lawmakers are working to relieve the fears and anxieties of the American people is passing a stimulus package that could help prevent an economic nightmare. FOX's Chief Congressional Correspondent Chad Pergram explains why the package could end up costing over one trillion dollar.
Despite the coronavirus pandemic, the 2020 presidential campaign is still moving forward. Former VP Joe Biden is leading in delegates by a large margin over Senator Bernie Sanders, but Sanders does not look like he will be dropping out any time soon. Jared and Fox News Radio Political Analyst Josh Kraushaar discuss how the pandemic is playing a part in the campaign.
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President Trump announced this week that FEMA is now in charge of fighting the coronavirus pandemic. The president activated the agency at a level 1 response. Former FEMA administrator Brock Long explains what a level 1 response is, how his experience with handling U.S. disaster responses will help, and what steps need to be done to better prepare our country for crises like Covid-19.
While members of Congress try to work out a new way to help Americans hit hard financially by the coronavirus, some are forced to self-quarantine at home. Senator Cory Gardner (R-CO) has isolated himself in his Washington D.C. apartment after learning he came in contact with someone infected with COVID19. Sen. Gardner joins the Rundown to discuss his self-quarantine, coronavirus financial relief and how the impeachment of President Trump distracted Americans from the outbreak.
Don't miss the good news with Tonya J. Powers.
Plus, commentary by Jimmy Failla, host of "Fox Across America."
BONUS EPISODE: Admiral James Stravridis
Host of FOX Business Network's The Claman Countdown, Liz Claman is joined by Admiral James Stavridis. Having served his country for nearly three decades in the United States Navy, Admiral Stavridis joins Liz to discuss the importance of strong leadership in these difficult times. Plus, Admiral Stavridis weighs in on the impact of the Coronavirus nationally and explains how the pandemic has challenged the U.S. Navy.
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President Trump announced he will be invoking the Defense Production Act to help combat the coronavirus pandemic. Following the president's announcement the Senate passed the House's coronavirus response bill which ensures free testing for the illness and gives paid leave for certain workers. Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) discusses the relief bill, why he did not vote for it and what he would like to see Congress do to help mitigate the virus. Director of the Center for National Defense at the Heritage Foundation Tom Spoehr explains what the Defense Production Act is, when it's been used before and how it will help in the battle against the coronavirus.
People who take care of others both professionally or at home have to be extra careful to not pass along the coronavirus to those at high risk. Jason Young, a Senior Vice President at AARP and Dr. Janette Neshiewat, a medical professional and FOX News contributor discuss what we must do help protect seniors, patients and healthcare workers from catching the coronavirus.
Plus, commentary by Democratic Strategist Leslie Marshall.
The White House is working on a massive coronavirus stimulus package that they hope can help our economy cope with the pandemic. Part of their plan would include sending checks directly to Americans in need. But will even an injection of $1 trillion dollars be enough to stabilize the economy? Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, joins The Fox News Rundown to discuss what a relief bill must include.
Like many Americans Fox News Channel Senior Meteorologist Janice Dean is choosing to work from home as the coronavirus crisis plays out. Her decision to do so was partly because she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2005 and therefore has a compromised immune system. That makes her and others like her more vulnerable to COVID-19. Dean joins the Rundown to discuss the importance of social distancing and how she is coping with her new normal.
Plus, commentary by National Security Expert Dr. Rebecca Grant.
On Monday President Trump announced a set of guidelines for Americans to follow in order to help stop the spread of the coronavirus: avoid social gatherings, work from home and eliminate unnecessary trips. He also urged seniors or those with underlying conditions to stay home. Dr. Devi Nampiaparampil, Director of Metropolis Pain Medicine discusses the possibility of a nationwide lockdown, and what we know so far about people who have recovered from the coronavirus.
As life in America seemingly grinds to a halt, members of Congress are still expected to do their jobs and legislate. How will 'social distancing' impact Washington and lawmakers' ability to pass a coronavirus aid bill? Rep. Elissa Slotkin (D- MI) joins the Rundown to discuss how Congress is functioning during America's self-isolation.
Plus, commentary by "FOX and Friends" co-anchor and "The Brian Kilmeade Show" host, Brian Kilmeade.
This week, Martha is joined by Christine Pelosi, Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s daughter and author of The Nancy Pelosi Way. Martha and Christine discuss how American’s view impeachment now, what actions the government is taking to deal with the coronavirus outbreak and Christine explains why she would like to see a female Vice President on the ticket in 2020.
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As the Coronavirus continues to spread across the U.S., it's having a ripple effect on businesses and schools and is resulting in mandatory closures for bars and restaurants. Dr. Marc Siegel a Fox News Medical Correspondent and physician discusses the outbreak and believes Americans need to stay hopeful.
Even seven months after Jeffrey Epstein's death was ruled a suicide, skepticism and conspiracy theories still abound. There's a new documentary streaming on Fox Nation called, "The Final Hours of Jeffrey Epstein" that addresses some of the questions surrounding the death of the financier and accused sex trafficker. One of the world's best-known forensic pathologists, Dr. Michael Baden, joins the Rundown to discuss the documentary and why he thinks there's evidence this could have been a homicide.
Plus, commentary by Pastor Robert Jeffress, Pastor First Baptist Dallas & Fox News Contributor.
“We’re Momming Today” with Dr. Cathy Ward, MD and owner of Big Apple Pediatrics in New York City. She’s answering all the questions moms have about Coronavirus.
Should kids go to school? What symptoms to look for? What supplies and medications should be kept in the house? Dr. Ward also says make sure you’re washing your kids’ hands and wiping down their faces between six and eight times a day, and seeing grandma and grandpa should probably be postponed.
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Combatting the Coronavirus is now a National Emergency. President Trump made the declaration outside the White House saying they are "two very big words" and announced fifty billion dollars in funds will be made available to "... states, territories and localities." The declaration allows the administration to mobilize the FEMA and direct federal aid to states hit by disasters and health crises. Jared and FOX's White House Correspondent Jon Decker go into detail on what was said during the President's national emergency announcement.
President Trump has declared fighting the spread of the Coronavirus a National Emergency. The virus is infecting all aspects of our lives from closing schools and businesses, to forcing sports leagues to cancel or suspend seasons to inspiring panic-buying. FOX's Washington Correspondent Rachel Sutherland takes a look at the impact, what is being done to combat the spread and we hear from a virologist on the fatality rate of the virus.
President Trump and the executive branch have a lot of authority to take action during a National Emergency; but Congress' power to allocate funds is still in play. This week, House Democrats negotiated a bill that would provide free coronavirus testing for those unable to afford testing. Fox News Capitol Hill correspondent Chad Pergram joins Jared to discuss everything happening on the hill with the Coronavirus.
The fear over spreading the Coronavirus is now changing the 2020 Election as the two remaining Democrat candidates and President Trump will need new ways to reach potential voters. Both former VP Joe Biden and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders have canceled campaign events to avoid large crowds. Jared is joined by FOX News Radio Political Analyst, Josh Kraushaar to discuss the unavoidable intersection of the pandemic and the politics of an election year.
As the coronavirus continues to spread, President Trump met with top health insurance executives Tuesday to discuss the virus. The President also headed to Capitol Hill to pitch his economic stimulus package to help offer economic relief to businesses and American workers impacted by virus. Fox Business Correspondent Edward Lawrence discussed some of the President's proposals and what the general mood is like in DC as Congress and the administration work to combat the coronavirus.
COVID-19 is continuing to grow in the U.S. but the outbreak here is nowhere near as bad as it is in Italy. The entire country is on lockdown encouraging residents to stay home. Fox's Senior Foreign Affairs Correspondent Amy Kellogg joins the Rundown to discuss the lockdown and how it's impacting both residents and tourists.
Plus, commentary by FOX News contributor Liz Peek.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average sank more than 2,000 points on Monday, as fears about the spread of the coronavirus and an oil price war sent investors scrambling. Fox Business Correspondent Kristina Partsinevelos joins the "Rundown" from the New York Stock Exchange to gauge the reaction from yesterday's plunge, how businesses should prepare and concerns about the virus possibly sending us into a recession.
Today Idaho, North Dakota. Mississippi, Washington, Missouri and Michigan will vote. Michigan is not just delegate heavy but it's the first real test in a general election swing state. DNC communications director Xochitl Hinojosa joins the 'Rundown' to discuss the importance of Michigan in today's primary, the two man race between former VP Joe Biden and Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and if the DNC is concerned about turnout due to the coronavirus epidemic.
Plus, commentary by FOX News Medical Analyst Dr. Marc Siegel.
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Friday afternoon President Trump signed a bipartisan, $8.3 billion spending bill to fight the recent coronavirus outbreak, providing funds to federal agencies and local governments. FOX’s Chief Congressional Correspondent, Chad Pergram discusses what’s in the bill and Senior Managing Editor for FOX Health News Dr. Manny Alvarez weighs in on the public’s reaction to the outbreak and how the U.S. government plans to test for the virus.
Days after a historic peace deal with the United States, the Taliban attacked Afghan security forces, throwing the agreement into turmoil. President Trump told FOX News he believes the Taliban want to make a deal, but others, like Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) believe the Taliban can’t be trusted to police ISIS and al-Qaeda. FOX’s Pentagon Producer, Lucas Tomlinson discusses the state of the deal and whether the agreement will hold.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) made remarks about Supreme Court Justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh during a rally on the steps of the Supreme Court, during arguments for an abortion case. Senator Schumer faced more backlash after he walked back his comments, Chief Justice John Roberts calling the comments inappropriate and dangerous. FOX News Radio’s White House Correspondent Jon Decker examines the case and what cases the Supreme Court is hearing.
After the results of Super Tuesday, Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren and former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced they were dropping out of the 2020 race. Only three candidates remain, former Vice President Joe Biden, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders and Hawaii Representative Tulsi Gabbard. FOX News Radio Correspondents Jessica Rosenthal and Eben Brown were on the trail on Tuesday in California and Texas and take a look at what the results mean for the remaining candidates.
On the latest Hemmer Time podcast, Bill Hemmer is joined by Physician and Fox News Contributor, Dr. Marc Siegel. Dr. Siegel has studied contagions and pathogens for over a decade and dismantles the most common misconceptions about the Coronavirus outbreak and explains why listeners don't need to panic about this illness.
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Is America prepared to fight the growing spread of the Coronavirus? Jared speaks with Rep. Donna Shalala (D-FL) and Rep. Michael Burgess (R-TX) on what they think of the Trump Administration's plan to combat the virus and if they are taking it seriously. Jared also speaks with FOX’s Congressional Correspondent Chad Pergram about how the Coronavirus ignited the discussion of healthcare policy.
President Trump lashed out at Supreme Court Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg saying he wants them to step back from cases involving his administration, because of their past criticisms. FOX’s Washington Correspondent Rachel Sutherland and FOX’s Senior Judicial Analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano discuss the latest drama between the president and SCOTUS.
This upcoming Tuesday is going to be a “Super” one. Jared speaks with Democratic strategist Jessica Tarlov about what to expect from the Democratic presidential candidates and if the current frontrunner Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders becomes the Democrats nominee will the party unite behind him. Jared also speaks with Co-chair of the Republican National Committee Tommy Hicks about President Trump’s re-election campaign and why they are not worried about any of the democratic contenders.
FOX Nation host Abby Hornacek takes a closer look at the topics and buzz words you find your friends and coworkers using to sound intelligent. Each week Abby and her expert guests will tackle topics we take for granted and help to explain the roots and meanings behind them.
This week Fox News Contributor and physician, Dr. Nicole Saphier, joins Abby in the classroom to help with her lesson plan. Dr. Saphier explains the Coronavirus, discusses what listeners can do to protect against viral diseases and talks about her upcoming book Make America Healthy Again.
Keep up with Abby after class on Twitter: @AbbyHornacek