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clayton chia and don wagner. the final report, people felt it was very skewed in the anti-mask, anti-social distancing direction when multiple members of the panel came out and said they disagree with that and think that masks are something that should be implemented. >> noah, your reporting on this is excellent. you walk us through it so well, i have to say. as you mentioned, look, this isn't a mandate. the teachers' unions, teachers, parents, they're all going to have their say on this. it's hard to imagine that they're going to go along to the letter with the board of education there in orange county. but you talk about how there really was not a whole lot of time offered for public comment and also how the recommendations were formed that they actually would cite examples of reopening in some places, but not mention that they were using the types of precautions that the board actually voted against. >> yeah. that was one of the things that really came up, was public comment. at this meeting, they had a massiv

don wagner, doctor, thank you both. >> thank you very much. shannon. >> shannon: mail-in voting, and issue sparking heated debates across the country. "fox news @ night" investigates what we found next. ♪ >> shannon: less than four months until the presidential election as states are running out of time to decide whether they're going to allow mail-in voting. a chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel takes a look. >> with a 2020 election taking place during the covid-19 pandemic, democrats and many states are pushing mail-in voting. the republican national committees involved in in lawsuits in 13 states from maine to california, trying to shut it down. >> why do you think democrats want to do all mail voting? because they believe it's easier for them to control and manipulate. particularly with tools such as ballot harvesting, which has been something that's been hotly contested as well. >> democrats say precautions are being taken and fraud concerns are overblown. >> that is something that we are not worried about. these tactics by rep