[laughter] that would be an interesting thing if he brought that back now. [laughter] trish: john mullaney making some not so great jokes. kennedy is next, i'll see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪. kennedy: oh trish, like a dollop of heaven. this tuesday is shaping up to be super. the biggest and the primary counter just hours away, 14 states up for grabs. joe biden was a grab them by the clavicle's. is he going to build out his big south carolina win or will bernie sanders but sleepy joe to bed for good? biden won the palmetto state biomes 30-point saturday, a much bigger victory than most anand was protected. today the bp said he's the one with the big mo. >> democrats want to nominate who the democrats. [cheering] a lifelong democrat, a proud

democrat, an obama biden democrat. join us. look, we can win big earl is big, that's the choice that's upon us now. we did it, we wanted south carolina. like i will god willing when in texas tomorrow. kennedy: i wouldn't but those odds quite so high. bernie sanders is not having any of that and today in utah, he said the fix is in. go bernie. >> have you heard about them consulting for biden customer. >> it's no secret the "washington post" had 16 articles today on it. there is a massive effort trying to stop bernie sanders, that's on the secret to anyone in this room. the corporate establishment is coming together, the political establishment is coming together they will do everything. they are really getting nervous that working people are standing up. kennedy: i would almost call

that fake news burn, the race is a completely different shape than it was last week. mayor p, amy klobuchar, and tom steyer have all dropped out. pete and amy are both endorsing biden, we will soon see if their supporters follow. there's still one big wildcard here in his name is many michael bloomberg and his money. today he vowed he is in this race for the long haul. >> i talked to mayor pete into amy klobuchar, both talk to them, pete earlier today and amy to slow a while ago. i wish them all the best. i thought both of them behave themselves, that's a nice way to phrase it. they represented their country and their states very well. and i felt cipher them, but i am in it to win it. kennedy: they behave themselves they don't have to starve and fret. there's also liz warned, hey girl? what's her planet she does not do well tomorrow?

i mean when she doesn't do well tomorrow? and who will she get behind if she does in fact leave the race. we could know by this time tomorrow evening when voters from maine to california cast their ballots. let's meet her party panel independent women's forum and federalist contributor and as a step man is here. along with his former d.o.j. spokesman it's a michael gordon, an editor at large and the house of the fifth column podcast award winning five years in row. [laughter] it is matt welch. good to see them ready. this is so exciting, anything can happen tomorrow. i can have this margin of victory in south carolina and whether you like them or not it would breathe new life into his campaign. so what was the impetus for whatever establishment he's in. i don't know if it's the dnc, big donors to actually get in amy to drop out of the race.

>> pete was in a surprise in the moment but if you think about it he gets to look good. he gets to walk out of here and that dudes like 12 years old. he is going to be in politics for a long time. semi- set on twitter he could still retire, go somewhere, come back in 2056 and run for president he would still be younger than joe biden bernie sanders are today. it makes it look good but it's a recognition of reality. additional path for elizabeth warren. there is zero path for michael bloomberg. kennedy: there is no reason for her to get off the race she's the party gal, she's not the nominee if i'm not been nominee i will give you my entire database and i will help all those down valid races to make the reason for her to step out and she will be seen by bernie supporters as preventing him from winning against the corporate establishment who are about to do a weekend that bernie sing with joe biden at this point, like nobody is excited about joe biden, let's be honest about that. they think he is the best bet

to win and they will just wheel him up and hope for the best that he can remember what his name is that day. kennedy: and that's fine, but we all know anyone who wants to run for president wants to be the most powerful person in the world. and they think all this power should be concentrated in their human form. so it's really difficult to convince narcissus like that to get out of the race. so what happened to pete and amy? >> does a couple things for so they were not performing well. and amy never did better than third in hampshire. elizabeth warren is done even worth but she's still in it but not for too long. president obama spoke to buttigieg as soon as he announced and he said i'm not telling you who to endorse, you have no more influence on this then you have right now. and by the way, you have to know that my guy was joe biden for eight years. kennedy: not his guy though i'm glad you brought that up because where is president obama? he could have helped joe biden months ago. that was really his guy, if they really were best friends

and this is the person who's going to maintain his legacy, these really screwed him over if he's entering into the endorsement sweepstake at this late stage. >> we all expected president obama to be really participatory after he left the presidency. that is not happening. i don't mean just in the primary but generally in politics. he's been quite quiet since he left the oval office comparatively. kennedy: it's way more fun to sit on martha's vineyard and kill your netflix money than to get bruised and that political arena. >> they all stay out of it. formers presidents all say out of it. >> reagan stayed out of it. kennedy: he had alzheimer's. >> will clinton was not out of it. there were only two people running in one of them was his vice president prayed they stay out of it so they can then be the one that unites the party after the nominee. kennedy: screwed that up to, because he did not seek more

active participation from the same to be former president who is writing to get out there is nothing bill clinton loves more than hearing the sound of his own voice, evenly chocolate someone else. >> i want to add though it's awkward for obama that the entire stage, the democratic party including his former vice president are running to fix his legacy and essential achievements. joe says doing to fix it around the edges and improve obamacare, but a lot of the democratic stage from the beginning has been running against the obama legacy without running against obama who is so personally popular. kennedy: you are absently right. in terms of bernie sanders and his foreign policy, and medicare for all in and of itself, is a blaring statement that obamacare has failed. and it doesn't need a real model, needs a tear down. there are so many democrats have signed on with that. i don't even know if they realize what they were doing. but it is interesting because

biden said he is the last best hope. he is the person who will deliver results. what does that mean? >> that means he's not it independent democratic socialist is a member of the democratic party. we could have eight months, beginning wednesday we could have eight months of tromp versus bernie. the same populace racking the entire planet going from populace right to populace (that could be our future. it's going to balm a lot of people out. we're the last best hope for that happening. unfortunately though there is no good alternative. the alternative is quit the race and endorsed biden. he's the one person said you don't want democratic socialism, but the establishment screwed the pooch and you need fresh voices and knowledge nobody. kennedy: the phrase that pays his screw the pooch let's hear if we later on. the battle of the billionaires heating up and president trump and mayor mike taking shots at each other's records and shortcomings, some shorter

than others prayed here's the president. >> we have many might, but i think is out of it. [laughter] i would like to spend $700 million and end up with nothing. that was probably the worst debate performance in the history of presidential debates. just goes to show you cannot buy an election. he's like zero get me off the stage. [laughter] and get me off. give me off of the stage. kennedy: he is the carrot top of politics. bloomberg with the voice inside making a town hall tonight. this is going be fun. >> will donald talks about height right talk about we talk about height from the neck up. a man with two brains would love that reference i believe may be the only person so who were on the roast battle and does in the event translate to a victory with voters? here's my problem with bloomberg and i have a few. my problem with this is he in doing an impression of trump

doesn't feel like michael bloomberg's authentic personality. especially if you spend any time in bloomberg new york. it's not who he is. when he's taking out billboards and sending mean tweets and creating memes, that is someone else trying to out trumped trunk. it did not work for the republicans in 2016. >> i think he is out trumping trunk. i think he speaking to people's brain. sanders speaks to guts. i would say biden speaks to people hearts. you can't beat trump at trump's game. you have to play your own game. so i think that's most likely. kennedy: and the authenticity is so vitally important with the democratic party. i would be shocked, joe biden is who he is he's an established democrat has brain is turned oatmeal, but that's who he is. he doesn't really run from that. i don't think this whole tough guy works for mike. >> he is also trying to sell himself as a manager.

management is not sexy to the electorate. you're not gonna call yourself because you want the trains run on time. so humans in open office plan to the white house. kennedy: i will buy everyone a pony. so look at his favorability ratings in south carolina where he was not on the ballot but the voters expected statement it was scuba gear he was underwater. so 40 points. >> do see the speech were half the congregation stood up and turn their back on mike bloomberg? i was like good for you. >> that the great demonstration project of the limitations of spending, what is like $10 million? kennedy: money can get your message and your face and your name in front of voters. but it can't make them like the message, right? i think that's what we see with mike bloomberg. he combined yourself name recognition, but as soon as he got in that debate stage his chances plummeted to zero. he's exactly the wrong kind of candidate for the mood of the country. actually i think joe biden is

in his own way. that is being a conservative i most worried about bernie sanders being in the general election. more than biden because i think the country is not happy with the last 30 years of policy or politics. if you look at surveys, long-term surveys every single institution is underwater in approval except the u.s. military. so one remaining institution that americans agree is a positive thing. and i don't think in that environment the message joe biden is running with which was i was there, i don't think voters want to hear that. kennedy: that's a very good point you can look to that and if that's what you want to run on his hey look at my record. there's a lot of failure in that record as well. it's not all sterling so there are a lot of people who are disenchanted with president trump. either the republicans, independents, conservative democrat. they will not under any circumstance vote for bernie sanders. despite with the popular myth is these days are still a lot of people who are going to decide in the next several

months who they are going to vote for. kennedy: there's still a lot of race left. joe biden now compared to joe biden six nancy goes neurologically diminished. i don't know it joe biden looks like six months from now? >> it is impossible to say with confidence he is going to improve. his speech, after south carolina that was great that's a best moment of his campaign he made complete sentences and was totally energized pretty mighty been good in texas item no. he's been shielded from the press and he's had limited capacity. it's this weird thing of anybody who's had an aging parent tennessee in seen this process, it is happening. kennedy: it when they go downhill it can be a pretty rapid thanks. >> i have never felt bad for joe biden in my life. he's been running for president since i've been 11 freaking years old. i'm sick of joe biden and i feel really bad for him. kennedy: junior why i feel bad from? i don't know how he gets out of the razor that breaks my heart. if nothing won't be on the stage, but you know there are

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returned. so i have a lot of questions here still. outstanding. she has never sat for a live deposition, the judge even said that, yes you answer some questions a few years ago, your questions were vague, at best. curt at worst. so what you make of this customer. >> first of all i am surprised anyone cares of this point. she lives in the electoral graveyard. kennedy: if only that were jewish keeps popping up. >> she is not running first resident she is never running it. kennedy: he's writing about, she has a podcast, she's on the tonight show. so there's a brokered convention she still not the nominee. kennedy: i still dream that she runs. so and so far this has been investigated, there been no charges, none of her associates have been indicted. it was one 100% wrong. kennedy: if any of her

associates were charged under the same criteria that president trump's associates they would be in prison, many of them. >> i don't agree. kennedy: for lying to the fbi in congress? those are problematic? that's not michael flynn. >> that is what his associates have gone to. kennedy: tell george papadopoulos he went to prison for that very thing sheryl mills is guilty of. so when is she guilty of? munich when she sat and acted as hill or clinton's personal attorney and advisor to the campaign who somehow got to abstract 30,000 e-mails and create her own parameters for what should be searched and what should be turned over. that has always bothered me. >> it bothers me too, it bothers me the rule of law if that's applied equally. it raises questions of justice. so why important six years later after it was initially filed to take this through to the conclusion. again, americans are fed up

with what they see as d.c. corruption. and i think that's the reason i don't think some of these establishment candidates are going to do as well as my general election as something they are. i think americans see as inherently corrupt. that's why the charges of the impeachment didn't land the way the democratics thought it would. they look at all these things and this and. kennedy: you have been making backyard deals for years. >> one. >> backyard deals i was my second biographies of a prom night. go ahead. >> three biographies of been by your prom night by now. anyway, one of the worst things about which the original action that she did there, it seems not only evade freedom of information act, let seem to intentionally evade the freedom of information act. which is a very important thing we have. kennedy: especially a secretary of state, she was

not a consultant or lobbyist. she was not a member of congress, she was a secretary of state. >> i just wish marv friends a judicial watch or just iron pumping friends at traditional watch at the same kind of enthusiasm for keeping the clinton administration, the obama administration honest. as the trump administration. kennedy: it all think they will. they should. >> 's literally trumps defense lawyer periods. kennedy: been authored several siu all have to play by. that's why people love the constitution because it is a rulebook that we agreed to, and he should have the same thing in terms of steam xl we also play a buy it gerry had private e-mails not e-mails. >> there's a difference difference between a server and an e-mail and address. you know that. so would if you are being government business yet betsy devos steve gannon i've got a lot of them. see if i don't think it's defensible what do you think

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if these drug manufacturers are able to circumvent the bureaucratic cargo nets that normally slows progress to fact fact that vaccines the more power to them, health, and longevity does. that's the memo. kennedy: vice president mike pentz said tonight vaccines will not be available to the american public until late this year early next year. but therapeutics could be available soon as the summer. so what kind of drugs abuse to treat the coronavirus customer here with me now is tom he is the president of aimimmuno to test its drug as therapy for the coronavirus. welcome to the show. >> good evening candy comets pleasure to be here thank you. kennedy: so tell me what technology you have right now they can help people who are infected with the coronavirus? so our drug ampligen is a double-stranded rna that is very powerful immuno modulator. it has shown a demonstrated

efficacy in animal experiments that were conducted after the sars outbreak in china in 2003. the testing that was done then, was utilizing am ampligen and other viral's as prophylactic or protective therapy as well as early onset therapy. ampligen was the only one that demonstrated one 100% protective survival. kennedy: that was first sars, so let me ask you. >> sources of very similar coronavirus. kennedy: so that way they are related. have you tested ampligen on coronavirus patient check? >> what we are doing is, the first thing we did is we analyze the genetic

sequences. and in the key genetic sequences that relate to pathogenesis or the ability of the disease to replicate and grow, and spread in the community. sars, and the covid-19, are almost identical. which led us to believe that that one 100% protection we were seeing in our sars experiments, and these were nih paid for experiments after the sars epidemic. our own government funded those experiments. that led us to believe that ampligen could play a role in early-onset for this virus. kennedy: and think that's very interesting and i know that's were part of the treatment is going. there are two things here. there's obviously the race for a vaccine, but also modifying some of these treatments that have been used for other deadly viruses like sars and ebola. which is going to come up first? and which will be more helpful

to a much bigger part of the population? the vaccine or the prophylactic? >> in an epidemic, and what is approaching a pandemic now, you have two different concepts that play. ampligen, our drug, has a very well developed safety profile. it's proof for use in certain countries and the fda allows it to be used in clinical trials. kennedy: how long will it be take for that to be ready for mass consumption? >> what we are doing is we are now moving in china and in japan, for testing of ampligen against the coronavirus. beginning with in vitro experiments and proceeding as rapidly as possible and clinical. kennedy: they are in china don't have an fda. but that's also so actually

kennedy, they do have something like the fda, except they are in an emergency mode now so they have to move quickly. kennedy: that may be good news for us ultimately, because of this is how we get more drugs, and more treatments on the market, it will be better for billions of people across the globe. thank you so much tom. >> we look forward in helping in this battle against this deadly disease. kennedy: thank you your therapies very, very interesting and we hope to hear more about that. six americans have now died, nearly 100 have been confirmed infected. but today president trump told human services secretary said don't worry. >> people should not be panicked. i know they may feel that they may feel a sense of panic with uncertainty. we are trying to reveal all information we have. kennedy: will not everyone is quite as easy going and analyst of the virus in

washington state where all the american deaths have occurred suggested that it could have been spreading in the communities for six weeks before his first detected. so how bad could this get in the u.s.? here now it's infectious disease specialist and john hopkins security it's. kennedy: let's talk about the testing. it has been botched, living for and how important is it to have more labs and more kids and what does it do to mitigate the virus that has spread? >> it is one of the most important things we can do, we have no idea how widespread or how far this has spread in communities word talk king about cases that have traveled. we need to test those people they think there's the premise that they've had to travel to these countries and then you can test impaired be what to test people have flulike illness as it did not travel.

this is likely been and our country for several weeks and we want to get these mild cases be want to find out how widespread it is and we want to get the fatality ratio with a little more granularity. because we're not counting the mild cases, so this case fatality is this viewed. kennedy: that's a good point and i read that in the "new york times" that the fatality percentage will probably go down with more cases that are diagnosed. one of the things i've heard is 85% of people, really would have no idea that they have something that sounds so severe, should that make us feel better or worse? so it should make the individual jewel patients feel better. if you get this coronavirus you are likely to have an uncomplicated course and you'll have a rough cold and get better. if you have other comorbid conditions, other medical problems like your elbow you might have more difficult time. most evocative fine. it also means that people are going to be out there with mild symptoms and they can spread it. so when you look at from an

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kennedy: it was another insane day on wall street. the dow up 1300 points, i love it. compare that to last week when the market had its worst losses since the 2008 financial crisis. and it all has to do with, coronavirus. and now bunch of folks are seeking safer havens for their money. when there is chaos of the market, there is safety in gold. last week gold prices at astronomical highs around $1600 an ounce. the cool thing about gold, as opposed to stocks or other tools as you get to touch it, see it, and smelt it. and that's exactly what we did. watch. ♪ ♪ >> i am here bully on

exchanges in midtown manhattan, just off times square, market volatility because of coronavirus seems people are running to the safe arms of gold and precious metals. they come here to buy and sell gold, silver, platinum, you name it. if it's metal they wanted or they want to get rid of it and these guys are the ones who do the transactions. tell me what this week has been like. >> this is been one of the craziest weeks we've seen. the stock market is down 4000 points. metals were rallying significant of the last few days. kennedy: see you sold a kilo of gold today for how much? >> $53000 it. kennedy: so this is about $53000 earlier. so a little bit lower now. kennedy: did people recommend and argue with you and say no this is gold i know it's cold,

my grandma gave it to me. >> every day, grandma's gold is always real. that's why they come here. and then they get reality of sometimes it's not gold. sometimes it's higher care gold than they originally assumed. they came in and say this is 18 karat chain i say no this is a 22 karat gold chain it's worth more. ♪ ♪. kennedy: what is the weirdest thing you've heard? >> honestly, we see it all. these guys are bearing in their backyard. we've got the doomsday propers to the wall street investors. kennedy: what's the difference between a doomsday proper in a wall street investigator? >> nothing they both love precious metals. kennedy: it's amazing your brain is disconnected and they're just coins, but you realize when you do the math, there is so much money on this table. so what is all this approximately worth?

>> considering everything here you are probably looking about a half a million dollars on the table right now. obviously was cash would look like a lot more. so you can see the pure density of gold and the value. >> people one to gold because the government can't monitor it as much as they can their credit card transaction or the bank accounts. and this is done, they put in their homes, it's in a safe, buried in their backyard. and the government doesn't see it and doesn't know about it. kennedy: and elizabeth warren and bernie sanders can't take it. they don't know about it. i've heard that if bernie sanders becomes president people will investors will go to gold. >> i think you can definitely see a lot of movement in that direction with socialist type president that would come into power. that's why some of the region, possibly get the volatility

along with the coronavirus receiving. ♪ ♪. kennedy: these are the products that people bring in to do boolean exchanges in order to get money for their gold. we are going to melt them down in the smelter and have $1 million of beautiful liquid gold. >> people bring old teeth and at the dentist takes out a gold tooth, be sure you take it back and bring it to us. kennedy: the give you money for we are going to take all this gold and melted a million dollar gold bar. fire up the smelter. ♪ ♪ >> you're gonna see fire we put in jural you'll see the fire. again this thing goes up to 11,011,000 degrees.

platinum melts at 2000 degrees celsius. what you're going to see is this going to be dropped into cold water, which then allows us to clean, and then we are going to have a completed bar. kennedy: joining me now the final product is benjamin of bullion exchanges right here in manhattan. this is a beauty, look at that bar. how much that worth? >> this is around 650. kennedy: i'll take it a thousand million all take it up to find a fire to lowball me. how much is away? >> just shy of 20 kilos. kennedy: and that's about 44 pounds customer. >> yes give or take. kennedy: oh god it's really heavy, heavier than i thought. i'm in a break the plexi class, it's i love it so much. so now what you guys do the

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some cell service. it was the most barrs she saw week. she's been released on a 2500-dollar bond, but she is facing to 3g for life. topic number two, taco bell is adding vegan options to its menu. that's right, just because you're vegan, doesn't mean you're not drunk. they expect to offer plant -based meat is a pers to the current meat which is chihuahua. you'd think they let that mexican might go to wasted you? this isn't taco bell's first parade with health food. last year the spanish taurus introduced its outrageous taco without base protein, just like moderate used to make. wash that out protein down with goat milk and you've got yourself an oatmeal. of course the hardest part about goading out milk is fighting the nipples.

and last fall taco bell, china began offering vegan pork made from mushrooms and seasoned with the tears of tiny nike factory workers. that was wonderful. it's good for the chinese, who are we to judge? these guys are the picture of health. let's tap her toes together. topic number three, huge news from judge judy, also known as, ms. trial after 25 years of deciding who owes what for motorcycles and radios, late injustices finally dropping her robe. cvs has announced she's leaving her show after selling the rights to her catalog for over 4000 episodes for an estimated $100 million. that's about a months worth of hair dye. so will judy and the bailiff finally hook up in the series finale? yeah, everybody wanted to know, wanted to tear into those legal briefs since 1996. the jury is still out, but don't worry judy junkies, the

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