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Fake news. This discussion about going back or reopening, a lot of people should just say no, we are not going back to that. You heard that right. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez says americans shouldnt go back to work when our economy reopens. Very controversial call to action, thousands protest further right to work. Fox and friends first starts right now. Good morning, you are watching fox and friends first on thursday morning. Jillian lets start with the fox news alert, the record straight, the cdc director clarifying his warning of the deadly her second wave of the coronavirus. Todd pyro joins us as more states claim they are ready to reopen. Reporter going to both of you, donald trump and cdc director Robert Redfield clarifying comments on a potential reemergence of the virus this fall and winter explaining the importance of the flu vaccine to keep hospital beds open for those to get covid19. Is talking a worstcase scenario, you have a big influence on corona have it does come back it w
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