president trump: good. >> we all feel we should be one team here. president trump: i agree. i would appreciate that. >> a closing remark, we've had a tremendous partnership with n.i.h.. in many areas, in pioneering to bring sed sin -- medicine or advances forward with c.d.c. die logs and f.d.a. here. so -- dialogues and f.d.a. here. so we look forward to extending this relationship, to make sure at americans can, as fast as possible, given your encouragement to us, and have different options to protect them, protection is by vaccines, to deal with those that are exposed, we need treatments and for those who are ill, we need treatments. it's not just one solution from this team we should offer multiple approaches. president trump: do you see that happening? i notice you have a few different varntes what have we're talking about. do you see that happening where maybe there are different, either therapeutics or vaccines or both? where you use combinations of each? maybe different areas. >> you are right on the -- [indiscernible] -- science. it is about combination. even looking

trump: thank you very much. we have the tourism industry executives, the biggest anywhere in the world. the are going to say a couple of little words. we will talk about the economy quickly and the number of employees, and what has happened since the chinese virus came about. we will be discussing that. we are joined this afternoon by the true leaders of our nation's hospitality and tourism industries. i have known many of you for a long time. i want to thank vice president pence for his tremendous leadership. in the task force, he has done a great job. thank you also to secretary mnuchin. to everybody basically, they are all -- we are all working very hard. we are profoundly grateful to all of the companies and organizations here today representing tens of thousands of american workers, and really representing something so important. some place to stay when you come to our country. and enhanced cleaning protocols throughout your hotels. we know your industry is among the hardest hit by the economic impact of th

the trump event. and we started reporting on the sky, there's a slight his protection racket in the trump world as we call it. around the spot and we did not even know his last name. we just knew he was a guy named dave out there. and we would ask, sources in the white house and the rod of sort of fear of trump acquaintances and almost two a man, horror we would ever ask about the guy. he is in this like pretty tremendous influential role. and we were time to get warded off freeman inquiry about the guy. molly: want to ask you about your reporting process because so much of this book to me is tremendously fun behind the scenes look how you get the stories and hanging out the trump hotel and socializing with this bizarre cast of characters. so talk a little bit about how that works and. you guys don't pull any punches. you're not very nice to mr. trump. [laughter]. and yes, and yes, these people continue to talk to you. how does that exactly work. lachlan: for starters, we are very upfront. at the dail

guy: i think this is a tried tactic of donald trump. -- tried and true tactic of donald trump. when hillary clinton called him a puppet of the russian regime, his response is you are the puppet. when people talked about his temperament, he responds, it is your temperament. this is what they do. i just think we have to be prepared. donald trump has regularly proven, i think to be relatively , incoherent in his rallies and to be relatively incoherent in his rallies. an opportunity for him to try to push away the criticism. >> but how do you respond to that, because it's out there? guy: by having joe biden on the stump. by having a strong campaign operation that responds to these critiques, picking a vice president that will be a strong partner and highlighting that donald trump is a liar. the washington post said he lied over 16 times. he has lied about the coronavirus. now he is lying about joe biden. isaac will see us make a strong response. >> do some people see risks ahead for democrats? one is the controversy of hunter biden in ukraine and elsewhere when his pop -- his fathe

be the trump recession. steve: kinda like a climate change. >> number one, the biggest problem facing the world is climate change because it can kill us all, climate change will affect everything that we do in our nation. >> the world will end in 12 years if we don't address climate change. steve: over the soleimani strike. they said it was world war iii. >> we are in an extremely mome moment. >> chances for war are more serious now than they have been in the last 40 years. >> here we are today, closer to war with iran and we havee ever been. steve: when it's not health, economic environmental catastrophe it's a catastrophe of democracy. >> we will not let him torch this democracy. >> this is something to save our country that must be stopped. >> the rule of h law. >> we have a president who does not believe in the rule of law, he does not believe in freedom of the press. steve: but it's just t an illusion, the recession they talked about never came in the economy got even stronger with the last jobs report

but donald trump? well, donald trump thinks you're going to die anyway. donald trump actually said today that if you do not go back to work by easter, you will kill yourselves. that's what he said. that's the way donald trump actually sees this situation. that's the way donald trump sees you. donald trump does not believe that life is worth living if you lose money. if you have less money this year than last year, if you have a lot less money this year than last year, then the obvious choice is to kill yourself because life is not worth living in donald trump's value system. >> you're going to lose more people by putting a country into a massive recession or depression. you're going to lose people. you're going to have suicides by the thousands. >> just let that sink in. suicides by the thousands. you have a president of the united states who believes that if the whole country goes back to work in three weeks the number of people who will die from coronavirus is less than the number of people who would kill themselves if they don't go back to work. he bel

y i proudly wear my trump pin. my question is, we are so divided as a country. i have family members who do not speak to me. and recently of the told f support trump, you are no longer part of my life. how are you going to bring us together? >> president trump: so i gave an answer before. but it's really, a little more than that. we have had great success and there is a division, there's no question about t. politician vs to be able to to be civil. if they're not, have you to fight back. otherwise, we're not going to be -- there's a movement on, and i call them the radical left democrats and it really is the radical left. we are democrats that are terrific and they want to zlet get together,let get things done. we have done more than any administration in the history of our country for the first three years and other press doesn't even disput me. we can do so much more. we talked about a great question on the border and the border question is true. we should get rid of the loopholes. you can't do that without democ

president trump: we'll get there. reporter: if the president is -- do you want the president reelected in november? prime minister varadkar: that's up to the american people but the president, any american president is welcome in ireland. reporter: may have the oronavirus, are you aware of president trump: i did hear something about that we had dinner together in florida at mar-a-lago with the entire delegation. i don't know -- the press say he was there. i don't know. we did nothing very unusual. we sat next to each other far period of time. had a great conversation. he's doing a terrific job in brazil. and we'll find out what happens. i guess they're being tested right now. reporter: [inaudible] president trump: i'm not concerned. reporter: we heard from an emergency room physician in houston who was showing symptoms of something, tested negative for the flu, physician wanted to test the person for coronavirus, this doctor called it stupid trying to get through to public health agencies in texas, trying to get permi

[laughter] they are running from trump. they are running from trump. they're the ones that handed nancy pelosi the gavel. the first time a party took a group through its moderate wing. not the tea party wing. it's moderate wing. i think you will see the same thing with trump on the ballot. he polarizes the woman. he frightens them for good reason. if they do it right, and i think they will, they will reach out and welcome those former republicans into their tent. i think that that is what it will come down to. you will see a lot of republicans trying to unhinge themselves from trump as they see these women who used to be their base have now left. >> i'm not going to ask you about suburban white women -- [laughter] over here figuring out how i can chime in. [laughter] will republicans still control the senate and what will happen in the house? >> i do this on tv all the time which is never answer the question i am asked. let me just stick up for my democrats in israel. i think there are some people that have heard of the iron dome. >> thanks obama. >> $

trump: it could be. we are playing with a lot of numbers, a a lot of big numbers and a small numbers. we have to help everybody. it was nobody's fault that this happened. some people could say it was somebody's fault, actually. but it was nobody's fault, and certainly none of these companies who always and had no passengers on the airplanes, on the cruise ships, all the things that have happened. i will say that they cannot be blamed. we want to keep those companies vibrant because there will be a come back very quickly, as soon as this is solved. and it will be solved. we will win. there will be a come back. it will take place quickly. >> give or take 300 million americans or so, do the math and it is $750 a person, a family of four would be about $3000. which, if that was the case -- pres. trump: we will not say that because these are moving pieces. every number, yes, we talked about those numbers, we are also moving the numbers in both directions. we will let you know. it is moving along quickly. agai

trump: it has. the only thing worse would be you lose thousands and thousands of people, more than you would have lost if you did it the way we are doing it. it certainly has an impact. we are very much working with the states. because you know the states are a smaller form of government. they can control individual arenas and individual things better. and it's different for different areas. some areas have no problem whatsoever in our country, and others do. so we're working with the governors of the various states. i think it's working very well. i think the relationship has been very good with california and some others that in particular have been hit. reporter: it looks like you'll be facing joe biden in the presidential runoff. are you happy? pres. trump: yes. i'm happy. i hope they make their decision soon. everybody thought it was bernie, i said, elizabeth warren, if she had waited that three or four days, she would have won almost every one of those, maine, massachusetts, texas. you take a

trump: the wholepres. trump: situation, the testing has been amazing. such a short period of time. >> by the end of the week hopefully. the following week -- that number. >> up to 4 million. we have got commercial labs getting validated as we speak by the end of this weekend. we will have enough testing for 75,000 people that are already out. there will be another tests for one million to be done. the last ones are being validated by dr. monro's team. >> the purpose of all of this as dr. morrow said is to have the capacity to check the unknown. this last developed test, sars, thisrs -- mers, coronavirus and it is remarkable, once we got the sequence, this led team had a functional test -- lab team had a functional test in about seven days. that is really what we do. pres. trump: they started working when they saw there was a problem in china. that was many weeks ago. they saw something was going on in china long before anybody had even heard of it. problem,d there was a that is when they started working on this. that is why we are in good shape. >> [ind

donald trump didn't shut down anything. and so donald trump cannot reopen anything. donald trump is not in charge here. the governors are in charge. and that is good news and that includes republican governors who have shut down their states. governor gavin newsom, whose state controls more economic activity than any other state, and has more people than any other state, the governor of california will not be listening to anything donald trump says about when gavin newsom should begin returning california to normal. governor andrew cuomo of new york has more coronavirus cases in his state than any other state, and in the biggest city in his state, governor cuomo has a street named wall street. and it will be andrew cuomo and not donald trump who decides when new york state and new york city and wall street get back to normal. and luckily for new york, andrew cuomo is smart enough to not listen to a word donald trump says about that. but andrew cuomo has said publicly many times that he is guided by the medical professionals including dr. anthony fauci, who was not pr

trump is going to create massive turnout. anybody that looks like a mega voter he is fighting them, he's going to register them and turn them out. i'm very concerned about that as a democrat. secondly trump runs mad max rode the crazy move with fire and fighting, that his trunk. he is the middle of the circus. he is a social media first, blunt force of messenger. joe biden's and come up with a policy, give a speech about doing an interview. so we've got to figure out how to deal with trump. the debate worries me the last assuming they will happen. it's the day-to-day prosecution of the campaign work trump sucks up the oxygen. trump also understands its memes and gifts and pictures, that's how we communicate today it's intuitive to him. gerry: that he is very much a modern candidate. he got another take a quick break we come back we will look further ahead to november and see if the democrats can actually unite behind a nomination. stay with us. hi! we're glad you came in, what's on your mind? can you help keep these guys prot

president trump: thank you very much. i just want to add and to go a little bit further, the obama administration made a decision on testing that turned out to be very detrimental to what we are doing. and we undid that decision a few days ago so that the testing can take place in a much more accurate and rapid fashion. that was a decision we disagreed with. i don't think we would have made it, but for some reason it was made. but we have undone that decision. also when people come in from certain areas where doing checks not only at the site of takeoff but the site of landing, so when they land in our country, we'll also do it, if planes are leaving from certain destinations. i would like you to say a few words. ou have been doing a fantastic job in a short time. you have been doing a fantastic job. please. >> mr. president, we talked about which americans are most vulnerable. and the fact that younger americans may not be as ulnerable. we are really focused very much in that way and i think the airline industry can help

trump: i heard that is true. fact.t know that for a but i know that some of my people, as i understand have been dealing with them or him. that is nice. we have had tremendous support from a lot of people that can help. i believe he was one of them. as far as the airlines are concerned, the airlines, we are going to back the airlines 100%. it is not their fault. it is nobody's fault unless you go to the original source, but it is nobody's fault. we are going to be in a position to help the airlines very much. we have told the airlines we are going to help them. we are going to be backstopping the airlines and helping them very much. that's very important. reporter: what do you know about the stock market? reporter: $25 billion for passenger carriers and $4 billion for cargo? pres. trump: we are going to be looking at it very strongly. back the airlines. it's not their fault. they were having record seasons everybody was. they were having record seasons and then this came out. it came out from nowhere. not their f

trump: they need help. they go from having record-breaking years -- this is the third year of record-breaking years, travel, tourism, airlines. they were doing record numbers, ordering new planes, building hotels, everything was hunky-dory. one day we hear about this rumor in china, we hear it is much more, and then all of a sudden we make a great decision to close it up early. it would be a different world. but we made a decision to close to china. all of a sudden, tourism -- enemy close to europe. this hasure that ever been done. when we made the decision to close to china, it has never been done, but people told me it was a great decision. the peopleision -- behind me are totalpros. all over the world they are respected. dr. birx. anthony has become a major television star for all of the right reasons. he is so professional, so good. the people we have working here have been incredible. and they are totally respected. fantastic, has been doing the testing -- and we are building a platform. when we took o

trump. and under his leadership, we are going to keep america great. [applause and cheers] because president trump is leading the battle against socialism. he is fighting for you. he is the voice of the forgotten, the ones silent men and women of america. -- once silent men and women of america. he loves you and there is no doubt he loves our great country. [applause and cheers] methis next part gives particular joy because nancy pelosi refused to say it. i'm going to say it. i have the high privilege and distinct honor to present to you the president of the united states, donald j. trump. and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today because there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the u.s.a. ♪ from the lakes of minnesota tennessee s of across the plains of texas from sea to shining sea from detroit down to houston and new york to l.a. where th

trumps and right-wing trumps and sitting down a path that could it would be profoundly disruptive. >> a world in which the president and the people serving under them are not presumed by the majority of the people to be serving in good faith in accordance with their oath is a world in which those people, whether it is substantial majority or majority have no reason to afford a presumption of regularity to government action and that is a hard world to imagine democratic government functioning. >> it seems when trump came into office, executive action, that were illegal and whether imprisoning children are violations of the hatch act or things about not enforcing environmental regulations. this is not illegal, according to the law and so forth but there was no enforcement and it seems if the president can politicize the department of justice there is no way to enforce massive laws that are supposed to regulate how the executive operates. >> first of all there was enforcement. if you think about the travel ban that is the most prominent example, that was litigated, was withdrawn as a re

trump: no. we are not seeing that at all. >> my second question is, there are some or at least one white house health official that use the term kung flu saying it started in china. is it acceptable, is it wrong that having this virus being talked about as a chinese virus? that that might -- pres. trump: i wonder who said that? do you know who said that? >> i'm not sure of the person's name. pres. trump: say it again. >> a person at the white house used the term -- kung flu. pres. trump: kung flu. >> my question is, is that wrong, kung flu and using the term chinese virus puts asian americans as targets? pres. trump: no, i think they probably would agree with it 100%. it comes from china. how about the last question. say it? >> switching gears to a larger question here, we have seen that before the pandemic there were a lot of americans that were already alienated. we saw death and despair increasing through suicide and other things. now with these individuals in rural parts of the country are s

no one, even donald trump's fans believe that donald trump tells the truth all the time. i think we may have public health consequences that ramify out from there because he can't do anything other than spin on his own accord and doesn't want to take the responsible steps of being fully transparent and not letting the government speak top down, everything goes through mike pence model. public information is one of the greatest weapons we have to manage this crisis, and i'm no epidemiologist, but the idea that you're not having candid reporting at all levels of government right now and a candid discussion about the things we should do with social distancing and hand washing, all of those things. at a center piece all the time is something we may pay a price for in the coming weeks. >> absolutely. china, that was the problem with china, they were not transparent, and that's part of the reason we are in this spot now. let me play you lindsey graham talking about what he thinks donald trump should do. >> i listen to the scientists when it comes to the numbers, and i would enc

crosstalk in the trump report card i'm joined by my guest soraya foss in austin she is a u.s. libertarian presidential candidate in new york we cross the line and he is a legal and media analyst also in new york we have in williams he is a journalist and author as well as a senior analyst at foreign policy in focus all right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate lionel let me go to you 1st here in a nutshell give donald trump his report card because the primary season is upon us here i must say his opponents are not something that i would be too worried about but an incumbent president always does run in this case his record so judge that record given a great. a plus plus plus and also if i could curve if i could weigh in the fact that he has been absolutely or they have attempted to stop him to do you rail him do indict him do impeach him to to do interrupt everything he has done from the moment he announced in view of all of that and the aforementioned he is in my lifetime the greatest president i have seen he will win

to meet with president trump. over the weekend, bolsonaro -- who should have self-quarantined under guidelines suggested by his own governmement -- joined packed political rallies, hugging supportersrsand posing for selfies. on wednenesday, bolsonaro and government ministers put on face masks at a news conference announcing new emergency measures to contain n the virus. all over brazil, millions of home-bound residents went ononto their babalconies wednesday evening banging pots and pans and shouting, "bolsonaro out!" in protests against the far-right president's handling of the crisis. reuters reports that u.s. labs have run just 60,000 coronavirus tests since late january when the first case was detected in the u.s., compared to south korea, which has tested nearly 300,000 people in the same time period. in geneva, the world health organization's top emergency official dr. michael ryan said the failure of countries like the united states to screen for coronanavirus was helping the disease to spread. >> e every s

donald trump's presidency. that jared kushner pushed for a tax rebate in the current tax bill that was passed by republicans that directly benefited his company. so some of this i believe is just a distraction from what the real issue is, that the real corruption has been by the trump and, by trump's son-in-law, people serving in the current administration. everybody that has looked at the hunter biden situation, burisma said there was nothing done wrong. i think we will continue to prosecute the case as best we can, focusing on the case that this administration has been amount of a massive corruption that has benefited the administration. >> you said that when donald trump said you are the puppet, isn't that what you are doing here? guy: the first thing i said was that i think they've answered the questions correctly, that there has been a review of this issue, and that no one has found anything wrong. >> [indiscernible] guy: sure, we can do with optics or the facts. the facts are pretty clear in this case tha

is trump right. he can't get out of his own way even on the coronavirus right he can't he have about 9 messages in one speech so if he would i actually said this in the last 30 days against senator secretary clinton if he would just stop talking he would actually do a lot better if we're talking with susan as strange and read dickens stay right there we'll have more politicking right after the break. tariff long russian and i guess. i'm a journalist it's all i know being a truth teller people say i make among come from good news is like a jackhammer good drill down to find the truth news with rick sanchez because it's time to do news again and question more. tariff long russian and lights. these policymakers are grown accustomed to the idea that every single problem can be solved with money fronting why can't we solve the coronavirus of money printing the market now is starting to scratch just had a little bit and saying wait a minute that's insane so therefore valuations look like they're going to b

president trump: an. -- incredible. [indiscernible] president trump: this laboratory is were regenerated materials that go into all of our diagnostic tests. other --e [indiscernible] infectious disease spread. and around the world. when we first heard of the illness in wuhan, china, we started paying close attention of what might be the cause. and with the announcement of the coronavirus and made available to the general public, we started using that information to develop a test. can you hearmp: that ok? >> no. [camera shutters] >> infectious disease in the u.s. and around the world and we heard early on at the beginning of the 10th of december about this unusual illness that was taking place. the fact it was associated with [indiscernible] led to some evidence of what might be a transmission from animals to people. as soon as the chinese announced it was a novel coronavirus and the chinese, to their credit, made the information available right away our experts here at , the cdc used that sequence information to design

president trump: it may be. we are not thinking in terms of recession, we are thinking about the virus. there is tremendous pent up demand in terms of the economy. once this goes away, once this goes through and we are done, i think we will see a tremendous surge. quex are you looking at any domestic travel restrictions? president trump: we are not really. hopefully we will have to do it but it's something that we talk about every day. we have not made that decision. in thisrs and nurses country are telling us across the board that they are terrified of this virus, of the fact that they can get it and might to get it and might take it home to their families. what can you say to assure health providers that the federal government is doing something today to make sure they get personal protective equipment to protect themselves and their family? president trump: the federal government is doing everything we can do. we made early decision spiky book -- keeping people out and keeping certain countries out with the i

i sued donald trump. it's called blumenthal versus trump and we're continuing that litigation and we've watched himself enrich during his presidency in a way that is unprecedented in recent history, maybe in the history of our country but there are strong safeguards in this bill and he would have to blatantly and clearly violate the law in a way that i think would cause outrage. i hope on both sides. i would emphasize these constraints on his doing so are bipartisan as is the entire bill, and the two packages before it also were bipartisan. i think the prohibition and checks and oversights, the inspector general as well as the oversight panel that will be appointed by congress will offer a lot of protection against abuses by donald trump or by the executives who may be enriched. >> senator richard blumenthal thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, we'll be joined by one of the "new york times" reporters that deliver that tragic report i quoted at the beginning what is happening at e

administration or the trump campaign. host: in response to that attitude that biden is now the all but certain nominee, you're seeing resistance from bernie sanders, you were seeing #neverbiden. in the exit polls in michigan, one of the key primaries that was held, you saw four out of five center supporters saying they would be dissatisfied with biden as the nominee. how big a concern is that you? guest: first of all, i thought that joe biden struck exactly the right time in his speech inviting sanders folks into the fold, not calling on bernie sanders to drop out of the race, not canceling the debates which some democrats were saying we should do. i'm confident of the campaign understands the challenge and i think we will see them not adopt all, but adopt some of the policy positions and approaches that the sanders campaign manager made. the second point i would make, i was around in 2008 when people were making the same argument about the hillary supporters who were never going to support barack obama because of the pri

trump: i do. reporter: which companies? pres. trump: i am not going to say. look, people are coming in for money. in some cases, no fault of their own. in some cases, they did certain things over the course of the years, including buying back stock. they bought back stock and they paid a high price for it. but maybe i view that as differently than somebody that didn't. and somebody that had plans all over the united states, of which there were plenty of them. reporter: airlines or boeing? pres. trump: we will be helping the airline industry. we will be helping the cruise ship industry. we will probably help the hotel industry. where jobs are created, you do not want to lose them. you don't want to lose industries like this. we will be focused on many industries. i have to say, i can't state it strongly enough, we will be helping small businesses. that is where it is complicated. that is the engine of the country. we will be helping small business. reporter: dr. hahn, members of congress have tested positive for coronavirus the $1 trillion stimulus package for

what, does trump think the coronavirus doesn't know how to swim? because that's racist. ( laughter ) and also, also, like, i can't believe i'm saying-- it's not true. the u.k. and ireland have more corona cases than many of the countries on that list that is banned. so let's just be real. the reason the u.k. and ireland are exempt is probably because trump owns golf courses there, yeah. that's what i think. you know, if iran thought about it, they would just put a trump golf course in tehran. they'd have a nuclear deal tomorrow. trump would just be like, "now you're enriching me and uranium. it's a win-win. win-win." ( applause ) so, look, i'm not going to sugar coat it-- president trump's oval office address last night, it was an absolute disaster. but there was a silver lining. because, you see, for some strange reason, the cameras were recording trump before he gave his address, all right. but he didn't realize it was rolling. and so today, we got to see the real trump when he's not acting presidential. and, honestly, this was pure comedy gold.

it was donald trump. nancy pelosi wasn't in front of everyone down playing this crisis or lying about this crisis. it was donald trump. it wasn't yamisch that was saying necessary supplies were not going to the states. it was donald trump. and we have to be honest here. this is one of the greatest failures by our government in our generation. why, nicolle? because donald trump decided to squander it. we were ahead. we could have been ahead of this. but he squandered it by lying, by giving misinformation, and now he cannot deal with the truth which is why he acts out this way. >> so, steve schmidt, karine mentioned nancy pelosi and joe biden were on the receiving ends of attacks by donald trump after 15 hours earlier donald trump admonishing to be nice. so the idea that this has changed him in any way, shape or form is magical, wishful thinking. >> of course, it is. look, it's been said for a long time that the presidency, what it does is it elevates or it exaggerates your character. and so we see all of d

and the local folks that are expecting their local news on are getting trump, trump, trump the whole time. so, i think it's -- he is trying to override by taking -- hogging this air time that is so critical to the local stations and to the local people that i just wonder if he's going to be hurt by them. >> joy -- >> that's a very good point. i think a lot of people had been thinking he was timing these to try to hit the close of the stock market, but you're -- it's a good point, carol, that he's overriding the local news so that people can't get the information that they need. i'm sorry, i think i cut -- who did i cut off? we're out of time. very quickly. >> i just wanted to put exclamation points around everything carol just said because at the top of the hour, you talked about the showmanship, the man who does television. he knows his audience. he knows what this audience is doing at 5:00 in the afternoon. he knows where they are now because most of them are at home. he's captured this hour, this time, to do his press rally in the beginning and then he turns it over to the vice pr

a pro trump evangelical group is launching a christian voter initiative to ensure that president trump is reelected in 2020. my vote is leading a massive church registration drive with objective of motivating 25 million christians who failed to vote in presidential elections. president trump with some harsh words for chuck schumer after the senate minority leader threatened supreme court justice brett kavanaugh, neil gorsuch by name at a pro abortion rally in washington. >> that was a real intimidation and the best you can say they are trying to intimidate so the judges vote -- the justices vote their way, that is no good either but that was -- of republican did what schumer did, they would be in jail right now. [applause] >> a resolution to censure schumer, schumer has been put forth in the u.s. senate but not all republican senators are on board, senator lindsey graham says if we start censoring him they are going to censor trump when this stuff never ends. maybe he has a point, join amino pastor robert jeffers, the house church of dallas, fox business contribute, good to see you. be

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is trump right. he can't get out of his own way even on the coronavirus right he can't he had about 9 messages in one speech so that if he would actually said this in the last 30 days against senator secretary clinton if he would just stop talking he would actually do a lot better. we're talking with susan as strange and read dickens stay right there we'll have more politicking right after the break. russian headlights. i'm a journalist it's all i know being a truth teller people say i make a phone call from good news is like a jackhammer with i think 5 the true new virtue because it's time to do news again and question more. better if long russian headlights. thousands of american men and women choose to serve in the country's military and their decision little sheltered lives every thing came to a complete. the day that i was right to be instructed you know told to shut up what they'd kill me and i see how it destroyed my life any screamed at me and he made me come in and he grabbed my arm and he w

vein aimed at trump. this is the crucial point,. [inaudible] >> absolutely. this is really come out of the democrats playbook, never let a crisis go to waste. they are capitalizing on this and it's truly important and sad because instead of letting the cdc, the in infectious disease specialist creates an narrative for the media, you have the politicians and the paid pendants that are driving this narrative on health issues, and to tammy's point, they know that the average person, they don't know the difference between the fatality versus the fatality rate. if they did, we will be talking about the flu and not coronavirus. anything they can do to keep off their own topic of the issues they're having in their party which is the simple fact that they have a communist sympathizing socialist. [inaudible] by the way does anyone think for one second if president trump did absolutely everything the critics are demanding more from that they would say oh we were wrong about him, he's actually got this one right. ne

trump: how about you. only for the secretary. >> the exemptions on work travel, can you define that? can anybody with a work phase -- can anybody with a work visa cross the border? secretary pompeo: we are concerned about agricultural workers, there is real concern about agricultural workers that need to get across. we need to make sure we do everything we can to keep that part of our economic lifeblood working. we will work together and we want to make sure that we keep that alive and functional and prepared for the day that this economy bounces back. >> mr. secretary, the mexican government has not announced a travel ban on europe. have you been in talks with them as to when they are going to do this, and what it is they are telling you? and they are also telling us, said in a press conference this morning that they will not take back any non-mexican citizen, and third parties will have to -- we do not know what will happen to them. can you address what will happen to those third-country immigrants that

donald trump. it's really extraordinary that find a situation where it's not clear to us if the treasesu etary can confidently speak for the president suspect house republicans are holding off on endorsing this deal until they hear from trump. nancy pelosi has suggested she might bring this up for a votei anyway t even if republicans don't sign on. she could probably get it to the house. but without trump's support probably can't get it through the senate and certainly coul't get the president to sign it. robert: why are house republicans toluse waiting for president trump? >> because they are completely tied to him ever since the 2018 midtn which so many of the moderate republicans lost their seats. the remf se republican party is -- has become the trump party. they have realized that if they're going to keep their seats and going to be able to have any future inhe party, they have to be completely tied to president trump. and reallyait for his call in terms of what exactly they're going to do.wh

americans. >> the ruin that backs donald -- rube that backs donald trump, donald trump's the smart one. [laughter] you elitist with your geography and your math and your spelling -- [laughter] >> your reading? trish: cnn's don lemon laughing hysterically are calling trump supporters i'll literate rubes because to the liberal media, trump supporters are dumb, right? so how do you explain this? >> actually with the money he's spent, he could have given every american a million dollars. >> let's put it up on the screen. when i read it tonight on social media, it kind of all became clear. trish: i mean, you want to talk dumb, sorry, guys, it's not a million dollars, not even close. can you not do any senate it's $1.53 a person. what was -- do you not know the population of the united states? in the three-something range? they did a whole darn segment. brian williams, his producers, his guests, they all bought into this stupid thing. two theoretically smart and educated people on that screen using what we call aoc math. coming up, the problem's worse than you think. i'm calling out all the

trump. is the republican party the party of trump? guest: pleased to be able to announce on c-span that the ,arty of mitt romney, bob dole john mccain is dead. it's not coming back. there was a republican party and .t was a sorry party we talked about the party of donald trump because among other things this president is asking for black folks something that has not happened for 70 years. host: what is your reaction when the president is very critical of john mccain it not only in life but also in death? does that become too personal? too toxic? guest: i was very disappointed. i cannot speculate what i would have done or not done in the president's shoes. host: even after he passed away? guest: i believe john mccain did great damage to this country because of him in part it failed tokeep its promise substantially reduce the impact of obamacare. perhaps taking a shot at somebody who's dead is beyond didpale but john mccain great damage to this country by stopping republicans from reducing some of the most egregious aspects of the affor

a trump appointee. congresswoman katie porter demonstrated that today in one of her classic cross-examinations in a house hearing. you've seen it before, katie porter exposing the humiliating ignorance of witnesses from the trump administration or from corporate america. but this time, this time she accomplished so much more than mere humiliation. her relentless line of questioning forced the trump administration to agree on the spot in the hearing to make coronavirus testing free. you will want to see that classic katie porter video at the end of this hour and you'll want to hear more from congresswoman porter when she joins us for tonight's last word at the end of the hour. we begin tonight the way we will probably be beginning our discussions for the next few months at least, and that is of course with the coronavirus pandemic that is sweeping the world including the united states, where 46 states and washington, d.c. have now reported cases. there are now over 1,600 reported cases in the united stat

trump: thank you very much. i would like to begin by announcing some important development in our war against the chinese virus. we will be invoking the defense production act just in case we need it. i think you all know what that is. it can do a lot of good things, if we need it. completed,e it signing it in just a little while right after we are finished with this conference. it is prepared to go. we will be invoking the defense production act. last week, i find an emergency declaration under the stafford act. we invoked it previously which activated fema's national response. fema is fully engaged at the highest levels. inay, fema is activated every region. we are at level one d the highest level. -- being the highest level. we have been working with fema. i have done a lot of work with fema, they are incredible. tennessee and have a large group working in tennessee. alabama last year also a tornado and obviously the numerous hurricanes in different locations that were very devastating and in every case, fema

also joining me now on the trump side of the equation lara trump who is senior advisor to the trump campaign. larr remarks i don't know if you could hear the end of that interview, but did you? could you hear senator richmond? >> yes, i could heart end. >> martha: so tell me a little bit about your response to that. >> well, i think that's totally ridiculous. first of all, to his point about the wages being low. the bottom 25% of earners in this country actually saw the largest wage growth under this president. and many people in this country, in fact, over 7 million people are feeling the impacts of donald trump as a president in a very positive way because they all have jobs. over 7 million new jobs have been created under this president. the idea that this is a man that defends white supremacists is so old and so done i don't know why anybody keeps bringing this up. this president has done so much for the black community in this country and i think a lot of folks on the democrat side are probably very worried about that. all the polling that we have internally shows that the numbers among