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From Fox News, it's the campaign with Brett Baer.

As the COVID-19 pandemic impacts the United States, there are many changes coming for Americans.

The White House has put out guidelines advising people to avoid gathering with groups larger than 10.

And as a result, we can expect many aspects of American life to be impacted,

including politics. As of right now, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, and Ohio have postponed

their presidential primaries, effectively slowing the pace of the 2020 race. As the race is narrowed

to two candidates, former Vice President Joe Biden and Vermont

Senator Bernie Sanders, I thought we'd take a look back at what our initial impressions

of their candidacies were at the beginning of the race from season one.

First, we'll take a look at our expert panels conversation on Vermont

Senator Bernie Sanders' presidential run. We bring in our panel, Martisan, Washington Post columnist,

AEI fellow, Susan Page, USA Today Washington Bureau Chief, and Chris Steyerwalt, Fox News Politics

editor. Mark, Senator Sanders,

said that he's the original, but he may be the original, but he's got other people that are

singing from the same sheet of music in this race. Yeah, I thought he would be doing a lot. I honestly

thought he would be doing a lot better than he is. And for the reason that he was, maybe this

is just because I'm a Republican, and we tend to go for the next guy in line. And Democrats

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