Just over a year after China reported its' first known death, coronavirus continues to spread around the world.

Last spring, Dr. Drew Pinsky, a board certified internist, TV host and podcaster, took heat for comments some critics said downplayed the virus. The well-known celebrity doctor later apologized. 

Then, back in December, Dr. Drew Pinsky announced he had contracted the virus and was dealing with some of its more severe symptoms.

Earlier this week on the FOX NEWS Rundown, Dr. Drew Pinsky joined host Dave Anthony to discuss his concerns over the vaccine rollout, his own battle with the coronavirus and to address critics who mocked his diagnosis. 

He also weighed in lockdown policies and how his home state of California was dealing with the outbreak. 

The conversation was too long and we could no include all of it in our original segment. On the FOX NEWS Rundown Extra you will hear more of Dr. Drew's take on our country's virus response, his critics and why he still optimistic that America will get through this health crisis soon. 

President Trump has condemned January 6th's deadly siege on the U.S. Capitol, appealing for no more violence, but he's now the only American President to be impeached twice. 

While Democrats unanimously backed the decision, could it backfire on them? Or is this the end of the Trump era for Republicans? And how will the fight over the outgoing President's fate affect both parties in the 2022 midterms?

Earlier this week, host Lisa Brady spoke to Real Clear Politics President Tom Bevan shortly after the bipartisan House vote was final.  He weighed in on the politics that drove the Democrats' decision to impeach and how that historic move would impact both parties and President-elect Joe Biden's first 100 days. 

The conversation was too long and we could not include all of it in our original segment. Because Bevan had some much insight on the impeachment vote and its potential political consequences, we thought we'd let you hear it all on today's FOX News Rundown Extra.  

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. 

It's the end of President Trump's last full week in office. A term he'll be allowed to complete, with a Senate impeachment trial waiting until after President-elect Joe Biden is sworn in Wednesday. The political fight over President Trump's fate creates a dilemma for Democrats, as it could partially overshadow the Biden administration's agenda and stall any plans for its first 100 days. Chris Wallace host of FOX News Sunday discusses impeachment, what is next for President Trump, President-elect Biden and the nation.

Organizers for President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration are boosting security in response to growing concerns after last week's attack on the Capitol. Former CIA Station Chief and Fox News contributor Dan Hoffman weighs in on what went wrong during the Capitol Hill riots. Hoffman also discusses what domestic terrorism is and how big of a threat it is to our nation.

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

Plus, commentary by former Congressman and Fox News contributor Jason Chaffetz.

Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, speaking to the Heritage Foundation Thursday, said that it was Taiwan that gave us the first indication there was new, worrisome disease emerging from China. Taiwan is not a member of the WHO and is sometimes a point of contention between the United States and China. FOX’s Eben Brown speaks to Dean Cheng, Senior Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, about Secretary Azar's comments and what they mean for our relations with both Taiwan and China.  

On Wednesday the House of Representatives voted to impeach President Trump for incitement of insurrection, making him the first President in American history to be impeached twice. Tom Bevan, co-founder and president of RealClearPolitics weighs in on what happens next.

You can add YouTube to the list of sites and apps that have blocked President Trump. He has already be permanently banned on Twitter, and indefinitely taken off Facebook and Instagram. President Trump and other Republicans have complained about social media companies censoring or blocking conservative postings. Blake Burman, Senior Washington Correspondent for FOX Business, discusses the politics and money behind banning President Trump and why many of those platforms back President-elect Joe Biden.

Plus, commentary by Jim Daly, president of Focus on the Family.

Conservatives look to be running out of social media site options as Parler and others are being suspended or shut down. One option could be to start their own social media site but that isn't that easy with the current hierarchy of the technology business. FOX’s Eben Brown speaks to FOX's Brett Larson about the difficulties and challenges of starting up a social media site.

The House of Representatives is moving forward with a second impeachment vote today following last week's riots at the Capitol. The move is getting backed not only by Democrat lawmakers but some Republicans as well, including Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) who said she will vote to impeach the President. Former Deputy Independent Counsel in the Whitewater Investigation, Sol Wisenberg explains what the process is for an impeachment when a sitting President is leaving office, what punishment the President could face if it reaches a Senate trial and whether there is enough evidence to prove he incited the violence at the Capitol.

It's been one month since the initial doses of the first approved coronavirus vaccine from Pfizer were sent across the country. Moderna's vaccine is also being distributed. A total of nine million vaccines have been given but now the CDC has released new recommendations: everyone 65 and over should get a shot plus those younger who have underlying medical conditions. Dr. Marty Makary is a Professor of Surgery and Health Policy at Johns Hopkins University and Fox News Medical Contributor, discusses the slow vaccine rollout, the new CDC recommendation and when we can expect an end to the pandemic.

Plus, commentary by syndicated columnist and author of "America's Expiration Date," Cal Thomas.

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.  

House Democrats introduced an impeachment resolution against President Trump on Monday for incitement of an "insurrection," just days after the Capitol siege. Social media giants Twitter and Facebook have also banned the President from their platforms following the riot this week and Facebook and Instagram announced they will be removing content containing the phrase "stop the steal" ahead of President-elect Joe Biden's Inauguration. Martha MacCallum, anchor of The Story on the FOX News Channel weighs in on the criticism following big tech's decision to remove the President, what this means for free speech in America and why lawmakers are pushing to impeach President Trump again.

Despite the rollout of the vaccine, the coronavirus crisis continues to get worse. Nationwide this month, we have already had daily all-time highs in the number of deaths and in new Covid cases. Dr. Drew Pinsky, a board certified internist, TV host and podcaster discusses his experience with Covid-19, his concerns over lockdown policies and vaccine distribution and addresses remarks he made last spring that some say downplayed the virus.

Plus, commentary by Retired Staff Sergeant and FOX News Contributor Johnny Joey Jones.