donald trump said that is silly. we are going to do targeted tactical and agile strength against america's enemies with disproportionate deterrent response. we are not going to have the endless bridge building war industry in afghanistan and in the region that puts our most prized possession, our young people where we have ptsd issues, veteran suicide issues, assimilation issues back into society, we are here to win wars, not try to democratize an entire region, we owe it to our veterans, to put them in a multi-decade conflict with no end insight with what victory is not well-defined, donald trump says i am going to end these endless wars but if soleimani continues to go after american citizens i will take you out with a drone strike, 0 american citizens died going after soleimani. and liberating the generals on the ground. isis was on the rise when donald trump took office and the destruction of isis, one of the most amazing accomplishments ended with minimal loss to american life but liberating the generals to go a

but here you have donald trump blaming the who and donald trump blaming the governors and donald trump blaming china and donald trump blaming everybody but himself of course and the chinese are doing the same thing on the global level. i don't think it's going to work for either. >> that's a very good point. in our mind we have this binary idea and the chinese have that idea that it's a zero sum game. clearly, both countries systems in different ways for different reasons have failed spectacularly. we can later on go back and look. they suppressed information about it for a critical three weeks or so but the idea that it's one or another is observed. there are smaller countries with fewer pretensions that have less to fall back on and not playing a geopolitical game that have done well and whose systems have done well. i would have included singapore in that group and maybe we still should wut unfortuna-- but unfo it's been a 20% surge. they have had 1,500 new infections or so which really underlines the point both the chinese and the americans should be looking at. which is even the b

donald trump gave the country a weekend off duty, full weekend no one had to watch donald trump saying crazy, dangerous and indescribably stupid things. and only people who could have been disappointed that donald trump spent the weekend cowering from reporters are the people working for joe biden campaign, the briefings the best thing that happened to the biden campaign since he got endorsements from his rivals. joe biden ahead of donald trump outside of the margin of error 50-40. in same poll 64% say donald trump is not honest and trustworthy. of the minority who find him trustworthy, can only hope they found lysol's statement of drinking their product more trustworthy than donald trump's saying it might be perfect for the coronavirus. the white house went from now white house briefing on the schedule to having it, then canceling the white house briefing from the schedule. before restoring the white house briefing to the schedule. donald trump knew he was going to get a question about disinfectant but he also knew he could just cut the reporter short and not answer the question. >> m

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donald trump did this bizarre thing. i'm going to tell you the list of people i'm going to nominate and he actually picked from that list and a lot of people voted for him based on that list because that is the third branch of government. foreign-policy which i love, there is a bigotry of binary choices that happens in washington dc and i hope everyone in this room learns from this and applies it to your own life no matter what the situation is. option a, we are going to be trigger-happy and invade a lot of different countries in the middle east and nation build and impose our values throughout the region. sounded good when we had a balanced budget and bring liberty to the middle east. we will not in libya into louisiana anytime soon. we will send our most prized possessions into this region. and hundreds of billions of dollars to democratize the region. donald trump appended that immediately and said i don't like it, the neoconservative foreign policy doctrine. the second is the opposite it is that. send them billions o

we can't forget about charisma because i'm sure donald trump is the real answer is with a vengeance. and china and china ok i so i noticed the dueling ads that came out very very interesting this is going to be a nasty campaign all right i'm going to jump in here and this is your program we're going to go to a short break and after the short break we'll continue our discussion on joe biden and the democrat state party. join me every 1st week on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sport i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. something man has its own planet and you know a little spot that's really a in the. bunch although the. just to. show. you some will push. you put it's not just. so there is to stop it. welcome back to crossfire where all things are considered i'm discussing joe biden and the democrats. ok let's go back to you richard richard we keep hearing that we heard this from hillary that she was going to recreate the obama coalition and it didn't work out and we're hearing the same thing from democratic opponent in the senate and in the

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donald trump said that. and donald trump also said that the governor of washington is a snake. that's the word that donald trump used for the governor of washington. when washington state was the hardest hit by the coronavirus, someone seems to have convinced donald trump to stop calling governors snakes because they are trying to save people's lives in their states but the trump deflection game continues and he has, he's now taken to accusing the world health organization of being wrong about the coronavirus. donald trump said quote they also minimized the threat very strongly. those are his words. they also minimized the threat very strongly. no one minimized the threat more than donald trump when donald trump was saying that 15 cases were going to go to zero, the world health organization was warning the world that the coronavirus quote has pandemic potential. and after the world health organization officially declared a pandemic on march 11th, donald trump did not admit that until it was -- did not admit it was a pandemic until six days later on march 17th and the day befor

donald trump gave the country a weekend off duty. a full weekend where no one had to watch donald trump saying crazy and dangerous and indescribably stupid things and the only people who could have been disappointed that donald trump spent the weekend silently cowering in fear of reporters were the people working on the biden for president campaign who so far have every right to believe that the white house briefings are the best thing that has happened to the biden campaign since joe biden secured endorsements from democratic rivals. a university poll shows joe biden ahead of donald trump outside of the margin of error 50-40 in the same poll 64% say donald trump is not honest and trustworthy. of the minority who find donald trump trustworthy, we can only hope they found lysol's statement about drinking their product more trustworthy than donald trump's suggestion that lysol might be the prefect treatment for coronavirus. the trump white house went from no briefing on their schedule to having a white house briefing on the schedule to

donald trump's position on it is to run away from it as much as he can. this issue is going to be as far as i can tell, the number one issue in these presidential briefings going forward. >> i think that the biden campaign has a broader critique, lawrence. it is going to be i think not just the central issue that the biden campaign wants to drive but i think is going to be really at the core of what this election is about, which is what happened in the months of january, february and the first half of march? obviously, testing was a big part of that but i think the broader political case that the biden campaign wants to make and i think for a lot of americans who are going to be going into this election judging donald trump's performance, this is the central issue of his performance to the extent that the election is sometimes when there is a presidential incumbent, sometimes elections turn out to be closer to referendums and sometimes are closer to choices. often unpopular incumbent try to make them into choices and try to disqualify their opponent but i

of donald trump. his job, his sole purpose in life is to curry favor with donald trump, to pump up donald trump, and to inflate donald trump's ego and never say a crossword. even lindsey graham is on the record now with reporters trying to send that message, you know, the s.o.s. message with the blinking his eyes and the hostage video. he's trying to tell donald trump over and over again, you are screwing this up. these briefings are not working for you. all of your addictions, this one, the one to being in the constant spotlight, trump used to stay away from that briefing room as if it was, you know, as if it was the place that contained the crypto night, he never went in that briefing room. now you once he discovered he could go in there and command the stage for two hours edet, na day, he's addicted to it. but even lindsey graham is saying you might want to do that once a week, buddy, because it's not helping you. because there's no world in which these briefings are helping dump. it's ju donald tr

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pandemic than donald trump. we begin with the numbers. the numbers of reported coronavirus cases in the united states is now 775,647 and as of tonight, there are officially 42,043 reported deaths linked to coronavirus in the united states. joe joyce, a trump voter and his daughter kristen disagreed about the coronavirus pandemic. kristen told "the new york times" he watched fox. he watched foxed and believe it was under control. kristen remembers her father saying don't you think this is fishy? do you know anyone who has it? do you know anyone who has died from it? she said i don't but give me a week and i bet i will. a week later kristen's dad joe joyce was hospitalized with coronavirus. in a pulitzer-worthy report in the "new york times," tells the story is told of joe joyce from 1970s when he returned from vietnam, working as a gym teacher at a catholic school to 43 years owning and operating j.j. bubbles bar. 43 years that earned him the adjective beloved in the "new york times" headline about him. joe joyce

john, i want to ask you a question, coronavirus is not donald trump's fault. but everything that he has directed in terms of a response that was not quick, that was not honest and in its early phases, he said in these briefings i was acting as a cheerleader. a few days ago, i was hoping for the best. he's now on tape admitting that he wasn't telling the truth at the beginning of this pandemic. >> right, well, yes, and i think nicolle, we have looked back -- everyone has done the reporting now is very compelling about what was going internally in the white house, we know what he said publicly, we have done video of it at the recount, the biden campaign has done it. priorities usa has made ads for it. the reality is, in that period, in that loss two months really in january and february, the response -- what donald trump did and he directed his government to do in that period was woefully inaccurate to the task he knew what was about to hit the country. he was being told by people around him. and yet the reaction was incompetent and inaccurate and i don't think

donald trump says we're a backup. he said that in a tweet today and said it again repeatedly at the white house briefing today. he said it in a letter to senator chuck schumer. we're a backup. remember when president franklin roosevelt said we're a backup in world war ii? that's not what war-time presidents say. the day after pearl harbor was attacked, president roosevelt addressed congress as they voted on a decoloration, of war and said we will not only defend ourselves to the utter most but will make very certain this form of tretry will never happen again and people and our territory and interest are in grave danger with confidence in our armed force, with the unbounding determination of our people, we will gain the inevitable triumph. today with more americans dead from the coronavirus than died at pearl harbor, donald trump said we're a backup. at the darkest hour of world war ii for the british before the united states entered the war, it seemed that a successful nazi invasion of britain was inevitable. at that

trump in any position well let me let me rephrase this why do you think donald trump is talking about the w.h.o. now well i think it's obvious that trump is using one of his used tactics to tried to flay some of the criticism and some of the. focus away from him to another organization right now trump is being heavily criticized. for his. bosh response to this pandemic so this is a typical troll tactic to deflect some of the attention away from himself during this time you know trunk should have been responding to what his medical experts were telling him back in december we didn't see this country start to get ready for this pandemic until march so this is just a typical trump tactic to try to deflect attention away from himself in the middle of a crisis and it's not something that we're calling for i mean there is some you could make the argument that in w o s u z w h o should have acted differently that they've sure responded differently to this but a lot of this is on trump sara how concerned are you about some of the language that donald trump is using at some of these press brie

donald trump. i'm going with the musical metaphor, right, but we're seeing every worst aspect of trump magnified in this moment and i think that's the biggest, clearest distinction between the two of those guys. >> all right, don't go anywhere. let me add to the conversation. governor cuomo is this sort of, you know, drink for the thirsty political watcher of as john is saying, someone who's navigates the political waters but he also tells the truth, i asked him about the front-page "the new york times" stories, some of the hallmarks might not be coming back for a very long time. he's probably right. people want to hear the truth. we focused on the outrageous, the outlandish, the politically craven the attacks on reporters, the other thing that this white house lacks is truth teller and that's absolutely right. as i listened to your conversation with governor cuomo what i heard that was news, his attempt to get some clarification on testing. he understands very clearly that without robust testing w

actually donald trump is just now walking into the rose garden. i'm really sorry to both of you, but we will have to cut this short now. thank you both, donald trump speaking. big day at the white house. all of american society is engaged and mobilised in the war against the invisible enemy. while we must remain vigilant, it is clear that our aggressive strategy is working, very strongly working, i might add. new cases are declining throughout the new york metropolitan area. cases in the detroit and denver metro areas are flat. washington, dc, baltimore, st. louis are showing great signs of progress in new cases in houston and new o rlea ns a re in new cases in houston and new orleans are declining. the battle continues but the data suggests that nationwide, we have passed the peak on new cases. hopefully that will continue and we will continue to make great progress. these encouraging developments have put us ina very encouraging developments have put us in a very strong position to finalise guidelines for states on reopening the country, which w

trump or to anyone working for donald trump. and donald trump clearly fears that he is going to be judged on the issue of testing and so what a sane politician would do in a situation like that is not what donald trump chooses to do. california governor gavin newsom and andrew cuomo believe they will be judged on their ability to get people tested so they are working very, very hard to get people tested. that's not the trump approach. he believes if people jurchl him on testing, he's just going to lie about testing. he's not going to do anything about it. he's just going to lie about it. and the big lie in today's white house briefing which pretended to outline guidelines just guidelines, just suggestions about how governors might or might not decide to reopen certain activities in their states, the big lie in that briefing was the lie of omission. the lie of omission about testi testing. donald trump and his task force tried to get through the briefing without talking about testing. when dr. birx finished her answer how many mi

donald trump said that. and donald trump also said that the governor of washington is a snake. that's the word that donald trump used for the governor of washington when washington state was the hardest hit by the coronavirus. someone seems to have convinced donald trump to stop calling governors snakes because they are trying to save people's lives in their states but the trump deflection game continues and he has -- he's now taken to accusing the world health organization of being wrong about the coronavirus. donald trump said, quote, they also minimized the threat very strongly. those are his words. "they also minimized the threat very strongly." no one minimized the threat more than donald trump when donald trump was saying that 15 cases were going to go to zero, the world health organization was warning the world that the coronavirus, quote, has pandemic potential. and after the world health organization officially declared a pandemic on march 11th, donald trump did not admit that until it was -- did not admit it was a pandemic until six days later on march 17th and the da

it was donald trump -- donald trump who praised the china's so-called transparency in a tweet in january. there it is on the screen. likewise, he praised the w.h.o. for working very hard and very smart in february. and that was after -- after his china travel ban. but in his search for a scapegoat, he would rather us forget that he defended china and the w.h.o. and he took chinese president xi at his word and he denied any concerns about a cover-up. >> i spoke with president xi of china, and he's working very hard on this. china is very -- you know, very professionally run in the sense that they have everything under control. we just sent some of our best people over there, world health organization and a lot of them are composed of our people, they're fantastic. >> are you concerned that china is koovring up -- >> no, china is working very hard. they're in touch with our world health organization. cdc also. we're working together, but the world health is working with them. >> are you still satisfied with how president xi is handling the coronavirus? >> i think president xi is working ve

joe biden leads donald trump by eight points 49-41 in pennsylvania joe biden leads donald trump 50-42. joining our discussion now is john heilemann, national affairs analyst, cohost of show-time's "the circus." john, the poll numbers on stay-at-home including stay-at-home in florida have donald trump on the wrong side of these numbers. he is the one who is cheering on any moves toward not staying at home and this now is the handling of this coronavirus pandemic is the central issue of the presidential campaign. >> right. lawrence, i mean, what's underneath that, right, what's underneath it is there is the question of the stay-at-home orders and the polling on that and underneath that is the polling about explaining why, which is that roughly all those people who are -- don't want to see stay-at-home orders go away are saying their greater concern is that the rules will be loosened too soon rather than they will be left in place for too long. they are more focused on health than economy. they care about the economy but recognize their health comes first and their health is central to t

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by donald trump. it says, "i've known you for many years but i never knew how bad of a senator you are for the state of new york until i became president." joining us now is the democratic senator kamala harris of california. she's a member of the senate judiciary committee and intelligence committee. senator harris, thank you very much for joining us tonight. and your reaction -- >> you're welcome. >> -- to donald trump's theme of the day, which is we're just a backup, as he told senator schumer in that letter. >> everything about that letter is just yet again another expression of ignorance coming from the president of the united states. let me tell you something. there is not a member certainly of the democratic caucus of the united states of america's senate that wouldn't tell you that chuck schumer worked around the clock on a bill that eventually will deliver $2 trillion to the american people, to address this public health crisis, to help hospitals, to help local and state governments and to he

no member of the trump family has ever gone off to war, any war, not donald trump, not donald trump's family, no trump has ever gone as dr. rye just put it flying into the inferno. >> and what has been so surprising to me is that the resource depletion i'm seeing in one of the wealthiest cities in the world reminds me about the limitations i experienced when i was providing medical care for war wounded refugees in the middle east working for doctors without borders. >> as rachel and i were just discussing, at 7:00 p.m. every night in new york city, the city stops to cheer and clap for the heroes like dr. rye flying into the inferno every day and here is what it sounded like tonight from just one rooftop on the lower east side of manhattan. [ cheers ] >> leading off our discussion tonight is dr. jah, the director of the harvard global health institute and ron klain. he's now co-host of the podcast "epidemic." there is interesting statistical developments in new york today. governor cuomo had to report the largest number of deaths on a single day yet, 779 but the total number of hospita

lindsey graham forgot to condemn donald trump's china bias when donald trump tweeted this. china has been working very hard to contain the virus, the united states greatly appreciates their efforts and transparency. it will all work out well in particular on behalf of the american people, i want to thank president xi. the united states now has 636,078 reported cases of coronavirus and as of tonight, the united states has suffered 32,176 reported deaths from coronavirus. the reality is that both of those numbers are much, much higher. one estimate in today's "new york times" indicates that we probably have at least ten times the number of coronavirus cases than the reported number given that testing is impossible for most people in this country. and new york state has started to report the number of deaths presumed to be from coronavirus although the victim was never tested. in this country's epicenter of the pandemic, new york governor andrew cuomo reported 2,253 new hospitalizations in the past day as well as 752 deaths, 45 of which were in nursing homes but the trend in h

el presidente donald trump volviÓ a enfrentarse a la prensa. [habla en inglÉs] un reportero dijo que si no se callaba Él se irÍa. una noticia casi positiva, son 40,000 personas que se han recuperado del coronavirus en estados unidos. patricia: el departamento del tesoro ordenÓ que todos los cheques econÓmicos por el coronavirus se impriman con el nombre del presidente donald trump, una medida sin precedentes en este paÍs. el nombre del mandatario tiene que aparecer en la parte izquierda del papel, el chequele llegarÁ por correo a quienes no tengan informaciÓn bancaria registrada. el departamento de salud sumÓ mÁs de 3700 muertes, la cifra de fallecidos por el coronavirus. segÚn las autoridades muchos de los descensos eran personas que no habÍan dado positivo del coronavirus. new york sigue siendo el centro de la pandemia y un reto para los paramÉdicos y personal de emergencia. >> la aplana naciÓn del covid-19 no es evidente con este servicio de ambulancias. cientos de llamadas en un dÍa por emergencias ellos tienen sus manos llen

trump in any position well let me let me rephrase this why do you think donald trump is talking about the w.h.o. now well i think it's obvious that trump is using one of his used tactics to tried to flay some of the criticism and some of the. focus away from him to another organization right now trump is being heavily criticized. for his. bosh response to this pandemic so this is a typical troll tactic to deflect some of the attention away from himself during this time you know trunk should have been responding to what his medical experts were telling him back in december we didn't see this country start to get ready for this pandemic until march so this is just a typical trump tactic to try to deflect attention away from himself in the middle of a crisis and it's not something that we're calling for i mean there is some you could make the argument that in w o s u z w h o should have acted differently that day if she responded differently to this but a lot of this is on trump sarah how concerned are you about some of the language that donald trump is using at some of these press brief

trump or to anyone working for donald trump. and donald trump clearly fears that he is going to be judged on the issue of testing and so what a sane politician would do in a situation like that is not what donald trump chooses to do. california governor gavin newsom and new york governor andrew cuomo both believe that they will be judged on their ability to get people tested and so they are working very, very hard to get people tested. that's not the trump approach. donald trump believes that if people are going to judge him on testing then he's just going to lie about testing. he's not going to do anything about it. he's just going to lie about it. and the big lie in today's white house briefing which pretended to outline guidelines, just guidelines, just suggestions about how governors might or might not decide to reopen certain activities in their states, the big lie in that briefing was the lie of omission. the lie of omission about testing. donald trump and his task force tried to get through their briefing without talking

there is donald trump's own proof that donald trump is in charge of nothing. >> yes, and also, you know, lawrence, you think about people have complained rightly about donald trump's mixed messaging on how to handle this sly rviru throughout the last trhree months. what is more striking, i put my political glasses on all the time is how bum fuzz led trump seems to be on the politics of this. he seems to be, you know, trump is often, you know, what's that phrase which is sometimes wrong but never in doubt. that's always been trump's guiding political guide. he always has very strong convictions. he bulldozes down a certain path. it worked for him in some circumstances and not others. he doesn't seem often to be lacking in what his instincts are telling him. his often don't seem to be anything less than sure footedness throughout all of this it feels like he is really befuddled by what's going on around him and has -- doesn't feel like even from his own point of view like he has a firm grip on how to proceed tactically orchestra t strategi because he's met a faux in the political realm he

trump in any position well let me let me rephrase this why do you think donald trump is talking about the w.h.o. now well i think it's obvious that trump is using one of his used tactics to tried to flay some of the criticism and some of the. focus away from him to another organization right now trump is being heavily criticized. for his. bosh response to this pandemic so this is a typical troll tactic to deflect some of the attention away from himself during this time you know trunk should have been responding to what his medical experts were telling him back in december we didn't see this country start to get ready for this pandemic until march so this is just a typical trump tactic to try to deflect attention away from himself in the middle of a crisis and it's not something that we're calling for i mean there is some you could make the argument that in w o s u w h o should have acted differently that they've she responded differently to this but a lot of this is on trump sarah how concerned are you about some of the language that donald trump is using at some of these press briefi

trump's medical experts and his politically obedient echo chamber, donald trump's right wing allies publicly banging the drum for a rush to normalcy as the doctors caution that the country's best hope for recovery is doubling down on social distancing. dr. anthony fauci this morning with good news about the projected u.s. death toll inside a stern warning that now is not the time for complacency. >> i believe we are going to see a downturn in that and it looks more like the 60,000 than the 100,000 to 200,000. but having said that, we better be careful that we don't say, okay, we're doing so well we can pull back. we still have to put our foot on the accelerator when it comes to the mitigation and physical separation. >> dr. fauci is warning that the country may serve as a very public reminder to the president this morning as americans are waking up to the headline that 6.6 million americans filed jobless applications last week since the coronavirus related shutdowns began in the u.s. a few weeks ago. that is daunting numbers follow a reemergence from the president over the past 24 h

donald trump dijo que se enterÓ poco antes de cerrar los vuelos en china. dijo que no sabÍa de un informe que peter navarro enviÓ en enero que advertÍa que la pandemia podÍa provocar medio millÓn de muertos aquÍ. es el comandante en jefe, debe tomar responsabilidad y dejar de culpar a otros le criticÓ joe biden. pablo: donald trump dijo que se estÁn repartiendo pastillas que no estÁn probadas. si esta medicina se usa contra el coronavirus puede provocar graves efectos secundarios, entre ellos arritmia cardÍaca que podrÍa causar incluso la muerte. donald trump dice que aquÍ se hacen mÁs pruebas por coronavirus, pero obama respondiÓ. el distanciamiento social alivianar el trabajo de nuestros grandiosos profesionales mÉdicos. el presidente contraatacÓ preguntando tras la salida de bernie sanders obama no ha apoyado a biden. seguro que sabe algo de Él que ustedes no saben, dijo misteriosamente. donald trump finalizÓ diciendo que el paÍs regresarÁ a la normalidad mucho antes de lo que piensan. patricia: el coronavirus mata a decenas de mexica

donald trump to change. he hasn't changed in three years. he hasn't changed over the course of this response. he tried to happy talk the thing away in january, in february, in march, trying to happy talk the thing away in april. the problem is, it's led to a lack of preparation. that's why we don't have the tests. to give people the confidence to go back to work, to go back to school. why we don't have confidence with the medical information the white house is telling us. it's a consumer confidence economy. if they can open all the businesses they want to open, the consumers aren't going to show up unless they have confidence. >> well, ashley, to ron's point, i haven't seen the president's so at odds with public sentiment at any other point like this in his presidency, 58% of people who don't think it's a good idea of open schools. president trump said governors should look at that yesterday. donald trump was in the rose garden about how he talked peopabout people play sports, that's what they do. i mean, he

this is why donald trump was impeached. he put his personal position, his personal benefits, politically and financially, over the interests of the country. as chairman smith was pointing out there, you have a captain of a ship as well, who is putting the ship's interests over his own interests and doing everything he can to save the men and women on his ship. it makes him look bad politically so he fires him. always putting himself above everyone else. i will measure the captain's reception by the men and women he saved, not how he's received by the president of the united states. >> i can't imagine how great morale is seeing that happen. thank you very much. appreciate both of your time. be safe. >>> donald trump doesn't want to do his part, but you may have to. that is next. you doing okay? yeah. this moving thing never gets any easier. well, xfinity makes moving super easy. i can transfer my internet and tv service in about a minute. wow, that is easy. almost as easy as having those guys help you move. we are those guys

phil, with donald trump. i don't really know anything about the political affiliations of either one of those doctors. i'll start there. but i do think that, as donald trump has gotten closer to what's -- we know the economy is going to reopen, and we know it'll reopen in phases. that was always the case. we know donald trump does not have any authority, one way or the other, either to shut down the economies in these states. he didn't have that authority. he also doesn't have the authority to open the economies in the states. the authorities rest with the governors. donald trump with exhort, try to persua persuade. he can try the move the doctors through argumentation, through threats, through bribes, through whatever. he can't order anybody to do anything. it's clear that donald trump is fixated on re-election. we know that. it is clear that donald trump looks at the unemployment numbers across, especially the states he knows he needs to win in the fall, and is terrified of the fact that a prolonged economi

no member of the trump family has ever gone off to war, any war, not donald trump, not donald trump's father, not donald trump's children. no trump has ever gone as dr. rye just put it flying into the inferno. >> and what has been so surprising to me is that the resource depletion i'm seeing in one of the wealthiest cities in the world reminds me about the limitations i experienced when i was providing medical care for war wounded refugees in the middle east working for doctors without borders. >> as rachel and i were just discussing, at 7:00 p.m. every night in new york city, the city stops to cheer and clap for the heroes like dr. rai who are flying into the inferno every day and here is what it sounded like tonight from just one rooftop on the lower east side of manhattan. [ cheers ] >> leading off our discussion tonight is dr. jah, the director of the harvard global health institute and ron klain is with us, former senior aide to vice president joe biden and he's now co-host of the podcast "epidemic." there is interesting statistical developments in new york today. governor cuomo

the one person that is obviously in for no blame whatsoever according to donald trump is donald trump. and i think we're not going to see any change of that kind of behavior going forward. it's too clear that his management of this pandemic will be the central issue on the ballot this november and the only way for donald trump to win in a race where that is the central issue is to somehow make this somebody else's fault. >> you know, john heilemann, which was the only part of the story that was a little bit opaque. there were public reports, you didn't have to have classified material to know that the pandemic was spreading throughout china, you only had to know a couple of people in national security circles to know there was suspicion inside the national security committee to know how accurate the information was. but this reporting last night seems to be game changing in that now we know what trump was told. and we weren't sure. we weren't sure what exactly he was told in january and february. now we know. to me this means, this is not an intel scandal. the intel community did not

trump in any position well let me let me rephrase this why do you think donald trump is talking about the w.h.o. now well i think it's obvious that trump is using one of his used tactics to tried to flay some of the criticism and some of the. focus away from him to another organization right now trump is being heavily criticized. for his. bosh response to this pandemic so this is a typical troll tactic to deflect some of the attention away from himself during this time you know trump should have been responding to what his medical experts were telling him back in december we didn't see this country start to get ready for this pandemic until march so this is just a typical trump tempted to try to deflect attention away from himself in the middle of a crisis and it's not something that we're calling for i mean there is some you could make your argument the w o s u z w h o should have acted differently that day if she responded differently to this but a lot of this is on trial sarah how concerned are you about some of the language that donald trump is using at some of these press briefin

trump and both of those committees last spring were seeking everything they had on donald trump which includes and that includes his tax returns and any financial statements they have. during the period when all of these loans were made as a part of the due diligence process. it's the first several pages of i can't even remember the formula, it's been a long day but coming back from 2011 to 2014. but these people have seen them in the bank's possession and then in the court hearing as they sued the bank to prevent it from complying there've been legal wrangling going on. he saluted them to block them from compliance and so in the court hearing the lawyers said we do have some tax returns, but we don't have the personal tax returns and this left me scratching my head because i talked to people who had said they have seen them, so i called were actually texted one of these people and i said you are not going to believe what happened in court. they said they don't have them and he said, i'm not even going to say it because we have cameras here that there were bue obscene words he used an

that's the evidence donald trump has put into exhibit a. firing the inspector general for the intelligence community friday night. exhibit b, removing the pentagon inspector general. exhibit c you just talked about, now a twitter feud -- not a feud, donald trump is the only one doing the attacking against the inspector general at the hhs, he woke up in year three and there are these people in inspector general, new people in his line of fire for retribution. >> he sees the truth as an adversary, those who represent the truth and advocate for rule of law and compliance are simply not compatible with his administration, he found a way to start doing it. predict. i hope i'm wrong. we might even see pardons come next as the death toll mounts and a national healthcare crisis we'll see him slip in -- slip in anything that advances his agenda and if he thinks the american people are not going to remember this, if he thinks that the military sailors on that ship aren't going to forget their captain was removed for helping them, their healthcare wor

donald trump has clearly committed that crime. as well as accusing the who of a cover—up, donald trump said it failed to adequately assess the outbreak when it first emerged in the city of wuhan — and accused it of trusting china too much. the who willingly took china's assurances to face value, and they took itjust at face value, and defended the actions of the chinese government, even praising china for its so—called "transparency". i don't think so. here's china's reaction. translation: the current global pandemic situation is grave. this is a critical moment. the us decision will weaken the who's ability to handle the pandemic and will undermine the international cooperation against covid—19. all nations, including the united states, will suffer from the impact of the decision. and kerry alan has been monitoring chinese social media for us. china and the us have had a very difficult relationship going back to early january when we were first hearing about the virus. and it is very much the case that we have been hearin

people know that most americans didn't vote for donald trump, don't support donald trump. and we're all suffering in this crisis. but we're able to imagine what it must feel like to be locked down in a room with a malignant narcissist as your leader we've seen before in human history, we've seen bad leadership. we've seen a vacuum of leadership. but i don't think we've ever seen anything in a crisis like this that approximates a leader who has been actively spreading a deadly virus, which is really what trump has been doing by his actions, by the way he's been speaking out of both sides of his mouth at the same time, coming up with quack cures, using this as an excuse to make enemies. not the slightest empathy. you know, you look at leaders all over the world, however bad they are. they at least feel they have to project some kind of good authority and some kind of empathy at this moment of crisis and in the democratic world, i mean, there are crazy people out there, but in the democratic world you can only think of bolsonaro in brazil and donald trump in the great united

we know, we know that donald trump has one focus, and that's donald trump. he sees everything through the prism of his own ego and vanity and political survival. that is -- that's -- you know, if it doesn't -- now, he should have recognized that that, in fact, this virus presented a political threat to him. he didn't see that far. he just sees, you know, is it good for me? who are my enemies? who is against me? who is being unfair to me by criticizing me or pointing out inconvenient fact ths that i do like? that's who he is. that's who he's been. that's who he is going to be. there's really the sense that we are on our own in this crisis. i mean, we're all having to assess the facts as they come up and figure it out for ourselves. because there is going to be no really coherent, empathetic leadership from the white house. it isn't going to happen. >> david remnick, you have something that i do not have. two things. a magazine. also really good native intelligence. you're a smart guy. i just sort of stumble through life, like mr. mugu. maybe you can help me o

trump was there every time new york needed donald trump to be there. the governor of california said that donald trump has been on the phone every time i needed him to be on the phone. we are going to have a contest about donald trump's performance with the virus. he's made consistently good decisions, he shut down travel from china. >> sean: if these guys stocking the shelves stayed open, the epicenter of this thing in the middle of all of this, how come we can't -- if we kept them safe, why can't we open everything safely? the path of new york city workers home, give everyone a temperature check, put masks on everybody. >> i think you're gonna see an opening of the country based on sound science, phase 1, phase 2 timothy's 3, the president has given us a road map on how to open the country safely. we will have the economy open up strong safely. if there's a road map out there, follow what. >> sean: if this guy in georgia is a republican, if he does this wrong, they are going to bludgeon him and not want to open anything. we don't need the tattoo parl

the banker talks to donald trump. it's not a crazy page trump is making but it felt so they will not lend him anything. he says donald, will call you back when make a decision. he just decided he will not call them back. trump is probably smart enough to get the message that the lack of return phone call means no, thank you will not be loaning you when hundred million dollars. trump didn't get the message and kept calling the guy back over and over again. the banker did not have to say no and such is wouldn't answer, return his phone calls. trump took ace greenberg, this kind boss, probably his bosses boss after breakfast and said ace, why can he get my phone calls returned? it so rude. ace come stomping back in after breakfast and says what you do not return his phone calls? its summary. the banker says we can solve this problem by lending him 100 main dollars otherwise i don't know which one you to do do. ace says we are obviously not doing that but they got away to solve this problem. the banker thinks about it for