Covid-19 in US: Virus spikes 'nowhere near a 2nd wave', says Larry Kudlow
White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said Monday the recent spike in COVID cases across many U.S. states is "nowhere near some kind of second wave." Kudlow said he won't deny that some states are "seeing bumps," but he said he speaks to the health experts regularly and the bumps are "manageable and to some extent to be expected."
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