Coronavirus Explained with Dr. Marc Siegel

The One w/ Greg Gutfeld

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🗓️ 5 February 2020

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Greg’s guest today is Dr. Marc Siegel who is a practicing internist and Fox News Contributor. In addition to his role at FNC, Dr. Siegel serves as a Professor of Medicine at NYU Langone Medical Center and as the Medical Director of Doctor Radio with NYU Langone and SiriusXM Satellite Radio. They discuss the coronavirus outbreak and Dr. Siegel explains what to expect next. To learn more about Dr. Siegel go to: www.doctorsiegel.com Follow him on Twitter: @DrMarcSiegel Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:03.0	Get moving.
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0:07.0	Get your hair done and the race run.
0:10.0	Get behind the wheel.
0:12.0	Get picking up.
0:14.0	And dropping off.
0:17.0	Get busy.
0:19.0	Get deliveries done.
0:21.0	And get home to see mom.
0:24.0	Whatever the mission,
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0:30.0	Hey everybody, this is Greg Gutfeld.
0:35.0	This is the one I'm here today with one of the smartest,
0:40.0	greatest doctors in the world to talk about the coronavirus.
0:45.0	Because you know I've been very concerned about this.
0:47.0	Dr. Mark Siegel is a practicing internist and Fox News contributor.
0:51.0	He's also a social professor of medicine at NYU,
0:54.0	Langone Medical Center.
0:56.0	And he's the medical director of Dr. Radio with the NYU,
1:01.0	Langone and serious XM satellite radio.
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