hispanic communities by removing the thugs and gang members. i will that you a dollar to a donut that the illegal alien that inked up the steps of the court has had a criminal record. liz: we will stay on the story. we are finding serious crimes committed by border crossers. you are terrific come back soon. thank you for joining us. lou dobbs is next. ♪. lou: good evening everybody, the number of coronavirus cases in this country are rising. as expected, there has been an unexpected response out west in one community to that virus. in king county washington which is the county which the city of seattle is located pre-health officials there are now recommending that the 2.2 million residents of king county should work from home and the people over the age of 60 should

stay home. in away from crowds. in the last hour vice president mike pence landed in washington state, there he is meeting with the governor to talk about the pandemic and to be brought up to date on the crisis in the state of washington. in this country 12 people have now died from the coronavirus. 11 of them died in the state of washington. 70 of the country's 221 cases have been confirmed in the state of washington and earlier today the vice president was in minnesota where he visited the 3m plant, they pledged to ramp up their production with facemasks to prevent a shortage of the virus spread. during his visit the vice president spoke cleanly and candidly and just what the american people specked of their leaders. the vice president saying while there are enough test of those

who believe to be exposed to the virus, there are not enough test to be available for all americans yet. >> we don't have enough test today to meet what we anticipate will be the demand going forward. for those who we believe have been exposed, for those who are showing symptoms we've been able to provide the testing. as more americans take interest in this we want to make sure they have access to coronavirus test. we made more progress on that. lou: straightforward talk from the vice president. just what we would expect. the senate passed passing in a billion-dollar funding bill to fund the government response for the coronavirus. it's been sent to the president's desk for signature and he's expected to sign it.

joining us now to bring us up-to-date as doctor anthony fauci the director of that institute of infectious diseases and a member of president trump task force. and one of the leaders upon who we depend and it's always a pleasure to have you with us doctor and let's start with the issue of washington state, the nation is focused on washington state where the vice president is and what is going on there. it seems to be at the vanguard of this outbreak. >> that is a very good point and i think what they have decided to do in washington is actually quite appropriate. as you mentioned washington has a community spread of infection in other words it is out there in the community at a certain level, not completely sure what

level but when you say community spread you are not sure who or what was the original index case. what you need to do is social distancing. that is what the governor and the state decided to do, social distancing trying to avoid crowd, having people do telework, having certain modification of the school schedules, that is the kind of thing that prevents the interaction among people which would lead to the spread. it falls under the category of mitigation. lou: in making sure that is many people as we can protect from the virus in protecting themselves. with the help of our government at all levels. the virus itself, it is very hard to get a good sense of this. we can put up a graphic that shows worldwide from the virus in the number of cases. can we put up the full screen

please. there it is. it shows 3348 deaths at this point. almost 98000 people infected worldwide and recovered most 54000. i would like to start with the number recovered. it seems that we see that number rising as a percentage of those who have been confirmed to have the virus. is that significant? >> it is significant because even though the people who get in trouble, i mentioned a couple of times on a discussion on the show, the people who wind up getting seriously ill and dying are usually people very heavily weighted towards the elderly underlying conditions like heart disease, chronic lung disease, diabetes and things like that. where as the vast majority of people more than 80% of people do really well and what they do, they make it ill but they recover spontaneously with very little medical intervention.

so that is the group -- the larger group, obviously the smaller group are the vulnerable ones and those are the ones which the mortality is clearly high in those at higher risk, these are the individuals we need to protect, the vulnerable people who are in that category of a high risk. as you said correctly, the vast majority of people actually recover spontaneously. lou: as we are watching the response and community after community, the spread of the disease, does it amount to globally now and all of the countries in which it is spreading, is it now by any definition, is an epidemic? >> the w.h.o. is the one that makes the determination. they have not done that yet because even though there are considerable number of countries and territories, i think the latest number was 79, there is

not sustained transmission globally throughout. there is a lot of countries that have cases, there is community spread in some, some of the countries particularly are problematic. one of those is south korea as a considerable number of cases of community spread. certain regions in northern italy is another group, japan is another group. there are countries that are hit much harder than others. the reason the w.h.o. is not calling it a pandemic because they feel it has not reached the diffuse degree of spread in multiple different countries. but to be honest with you, we are not going to do anything different right now no matter what they call it because we do have a set plan of how you addresses. lou: it seems a matter of semantics in meaning in whatever the weight of the word is to the world health organization.

you and the other officials leading this fight against the coronavirus are doing precisely what you have to do for an epidemic. what is the matter, think global act local, never been sure then the case of this battle against this virus. the mortality rate, there seems in the national media almost such a sensational approach to this. the death rate, the mortality rate in this, we are not really going to know until it does reach award diffuse as you use level in this country, are we? >> again, the reason there is confusion about the stated mortality rate that you hear right now the mortality rate that the w.h.o. talks about is somewhere about 2 - 3%, maybe

some days it's three and maybe some days too, but let's say between 2% - 3%. that is a mathematical computation. what it is is you do the number of deaths divided by the number of cases and when you do that you get the 2% - 3%. but if you model it about individuals who might be infected but do not come to the attention of any medical authority because they're mildly symptomatic or asymptomatic then the denominator gets bigger and when the denominator gets bigger the case fatality rate comes down. were not exactly sure where it is right now but it's likely less than the 2% - 3% if in fact you count the people who are infected but without minimum symptoms. lou: and the vice president today, vice president pence same very clearly that we don't have the testing kits for all americans right now but we have

managed to get kids for those who are symptomatic or who think they have been exposed to the virus and i have to tell you, i personally love the vice president's candor, i think this audience appreciates, his honesty, it's what we have come to expect from this administration. to get your sense of where we are and what we are facing in the next week or two, i know no one certainly say but give us a sense of what the next two weeks will look like. >> what almost certain he will happen, we will see more cases. we will almost really see more cases in the seattle area, i think what they are doing with the social discipline excuse me with the social distancing will make the number less than what it would've been if they did not do that.

we also will likely see more cases bringing up in other parts of the country. where it ultimately winds up is going to depend on a lot of things, it will depend on how we respond, our ability to do identification, isolation and contact tracing and if, a big if if we get other regions of the country that have the same issue that were seen in seattle, a think the authorities in seattle have done the right thing in instituting this mitigation. it will depend on how that response occurs. it's very difficult to predict except to say we will see more cases. how many more is unpredictable. lou: i promise my last question, we understand that the virus has mutated at least once, have we seen evidence that there have been further mutations? >> it's an irony virus, and one of the rules is that they mutate all the time.

whether that's of any functional significance mainly, doesn't make any difference in how the virus acts is still very unclear, and likely not a significant difference. lou: as always, doctor anthony fauci, we appreciate your knowledge and sharing it with us. thank you, sir. lou: doctor one of the great medical mind and if not the nation's leading immunologist. senator lindsey graham talking out of both sides of his mouth and speaking and only half-truths. he met with president trump at the white house and talked about the senator's interest in immigration, comprehensive immigration. you remember, amnesty. in case the supreme court were to strike down the obama era daca program in this term, here is what graham had to say after

he met with the president. >> we don't know what is going to happen in june, the president has already put an offer on the table for 1.8 million daca eligible folks to have a pathway to citizenship. he wants to get something to address the underlying problem. i think the take away for me, if the court rules in the president's favor we will not allow these folks to have their lives turned upside down but we will try to put together a package that protects the daca population, also addressing how the system is so broken. we will cross the bridge when we get there. >> we don't know what bridge he is crossing, but he is speaking for the president and thus for any senator to be. let's tell you what the president has said and what he has done. the senator was speaking at the president's offer on daca from 2018 and that was to be an

exchange for $25 billion to secure the southern border. 25 billion in funds to build the wall. something the dems did not accept. there is no offer from this president on the table and that's what senator graham left out of his debriefing if you will. senator graham i also take a look at what happened to the republican party the last time that he was pushing immigration reform on a president. back in 2006, the senate approved a so-called comprehensive immigration reform act that would've provided a pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrants. you know, amnesty. in that year democrats had a net gain of 37 seats in the house in the senate. the democrats won back control of both chambers for the first time since 1994. here we are, 2020 with immensely

flexible senator from south carolina trying to push the president toward immigration legislation in an election year. and we have yet to find a single, single achievement on the part of senator graham, legislatively or politically. and according to gallup, by the way 5% approval on his ratings back in 2006. he did it in one week. a disaster for the republican party, graham seems willing to risk the presidency in the house just for a couple of soundbites that he gets to pedal to the national left-wing media. he would do well come to remember the only candidate promising to cut illegal immigration. up next, rino, mitt romney is

add it again, added again saying senate republicans should not be investigating the bidens or burisma, he also talks out of both sides of his mouth and we will tell you who he is recommending be in charge of those investigations, i take that up with rudy giuliani. and the disturbing new report about the fbi failure and stopping terrorist attacks in this country. it seems when used by a president, you don't have time sometimes to spy on terrorists. we take that up with a 18 panel here next. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ you work hard for your money. stretched days for it. ♪ ♪ juggled life for it. ♪ ♪ took charge for it. ♪ ♪ so care for it. look after it. invest with the expertise

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nightclub, the new york, new jersey bombing attacks, fort lauderdale airport, all of the shootings taking place in terrorist attacks, rino senator mitt romney not supporting ron johnson's investigation into hunter biden and ukrainian gas company burisma. here's what the romney rino called the investigation. >> is no question the appearance of looking into burisma and hunter biden appears political. and i think people are tired of these political investigations and i think of something of significance that needs to be evaluated will be done by the fbi or some other agency not as political as a committee of our body. lou: well as i said the ultimate romney rino blabbing along. we'll take up how that worked

out for him as we take the issue with our a-team coming up, senator johnson threatening to subpoena documents relating to hunter biden's role, romney a member of johnson's committee has not said if you will support that subpoena. but we will remind you that romney's top advisor black in 2000 served on burisma's board of directors alongside of hunter biden it was only weeks ago that he was supporting hunter biden's testimony in exchange for john bolton's testimony and the radical dems impeachment sham. this is romney at his best. joining us tonight is jim hanson former u.s. army special forces, president of the security studies group and foreign policy inc. tank k.t. mcfarland, deputy national security advisor to president trump.

offer of the brand-new book and we recommend it to you highly paid revolution, trump, washington and we the people. kt, let's start with you. let's start with the fbi dropping investigations on terrorist and apparently had plenty of people to harass, assail and attempt to overthrow the president of the united states for it. of in excess of three years. >> myself included, i can speak from personal experience. i think the fbi has a lot of problems and a lot to answer for right now. they missed terrorist attacks that they seem like the keystone cops and could not pay attention and as you point out at the same time they devoted and in norma's amount of resources into something they knew from the very beginning had nothing because they wanted to take down president trump and they were going to do it by taking down everybody around the. lou: jim hanson your thoughts. >> there was an effort to decouple terrorism and islam, and started during george bruce's administration and got

bad as we saw during obama's administration. you have to say right out, not all muslims are terrorists, but islam is terrorist should be identified as dangerous in the fbi stop doing that which is why they stopped investigating these people. they have blood on their hands for doing it. obama for telling them to do it in the fbi failing to follow through and to protect the american people. lou: it's outrageous that this agency that went a story was the stuff of legends is now the subject -- the investigations, political corruption of the agency, kt is overwhelming. it remains so and we are watching investigations perceive at a snails pace and it's as if we don't have a heart in the right place. this is an agency that has been out of control of the american people for a very long time.

their respect for the organization has all been gone. >> i always thought the fbi were our friends and we were on the same side until they came knocking at my door unannounced and tried to set me up with the perjury trap so i would leave guilty to a crime i did not commit or say the others committed crimes which i knew they did not. including the president of the united states. i think the fbi has a lot to answer for, i am very frustrated at what seems to be the slow pace and investigating the investigators. even though all these reports keep coming out, one excuse after another, one delay after another, i think it is time to clean the house and shake the foundation. lou: your thoughts jim hanson. >> amen let's do it. it is sad to watch the political witch-hunt going on against president trump by people who put their partisan politics ahead of their sworn responsibility to do the business of the american people.

at this point, we have investigations that we keep hearing about, it would be a blessing for the american people to know that that will not be tolerated by putting some of these people in shackles and marching them at the front of the building. lou: i think that's where i get to say well said. what the view i appreciate it. i want to" from that romney who is protesting johnson's investigation of the bidens and burisma, this is from mitt romney. we'll pull up the full screen from january 28 of this year. said romney, i think if you've heard from one side, i think if you purred from one side, you probably ought to have the chance to hear from a witness from the other side. and of course, tonight the ultimate romney rino does not think so anymore. thank you utah for sending that

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lou: chuck schumer bronx dog offered a week apology for his threats against supreme court justices, brett kavanaugh and neil gorsuch. >> i'm from brooklyn, we speak and strong language. i should not have used the words i did but in no way was i making a threat, i never would do such a thing and leader mcconnell knows that and republicans who

were busy manufacturing outrage over these comments know that too. lou: let me be clear, i'm not outraged about it at all. i think he looks like a fool, the man has never been in a fistfight, he plays a thug from new york and then winds for forgiveness. and that the way they do it in brooklyn, i am from texas and that makes me plainspoken as well, mr. minority leader. perhaps a little stronger than mr. schumer. i would have this thought for him, you're awful, you're ignorant and you're an absolute disgrace to the bronx. joining me now former reagan white house clinical director and fox business political analyst ed rollins. good to have you. you can be plainspoken as well. are you impressed that he was a thug on one day and a whining cower on thcoward on the neck.

>> keeper into members of the supreme court and warned them if they did not vote right on the abortioabortion issue the wrathd was going to come down on them. that is illegal, improper and outraged for him to make those charges. >> all the lawyers in the swamp are saying we cannot make a criminal. by the way i think it could be criminal and dolly that to the justice department but i really believe that this kind ignorant has to have a consequence. >> i think the reason he backed away as the republicans were going to. lou: if the republicans don't censure him then there the milquetoast rinos that romney is. >> i think mcconnell led up to that and the reality they should have everybody but romney. lou: i would certainly hope so. let's turn to them playing the

victim. can we roll the audio of warren on sexism on the democratic primary. >> gender in this race, you know that is the question for everyone. if you say yeah there was sexism in this race, everyone says weiner and if yoyourwhining andy say what planet are you living on. lou: sexism, the victim, elizabeth warren handing the baton often away. >> she ran and she lost big time. at the end of the day, i don't think she was ever mistreated, she was given full form on every state she was ever on and she cannot make it sale. she forgets the predecessor hilly clinton on the popular vote four years ago, i don't think that was sexism, that is

just politics b1 let's turn to a senate race shaking up between kelli and doug collins congressman from georgia. let's take a look at the backing that she has. the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell senate leadership on growth the susan b anthony gro group, all backing her and doug collins, the president he was the choice of the president to fill that seat. >> i tell you i'm a chairman and support collins, he is a fantastic member. we always believed in primaries, ronald reagan never let anybody get involved in a primary, he primary gerald ford and was very pleased when you must beat him. my sense, this is ridiculous of the senate committee to always be defended any candidate, is

the one thing if it's a longtime member of the committee but if you hand a lot of money out to romney and the others. lou: and the establishment rino romney's or romney rinos, nikki haley down -- >> no one was better for the president and doug collins, right in front of the senate. lou: ed rollins, thank you very much. up next -- cookie cutter portfolios? nope. we tailor portfolios to our client's needs. but you do sell investments that earn you high commissions, right? we don't have those. so, what's in it for you? our fees are structured so we do better when our clients do better. at fisher investments we're clearly different.

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lou: the residing judge james boasberg issued a new order to protect the integrity of the fisa process in that order james boasberg wrote this, fbi personnel under disciplinary review in relation to phis applications accordingly should not participate in reviewing or 70 such applications to the court why the review is pending. they had the same restrictions apply to any justice department under disciplinary review as well as d.o.j. or fbi personnel of a criminal referral related to their work on phis applications. and that is the conclusion to this point. it is not reform of any kind. joining is now president trump's personal attorney, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. a great american and host of the common sense podcast for great to have you with us.

>> how are you. >> i am great. this is one day that keeps your blood pressure a little higher, i assume it is. i mean, we are watching a whitewash across the spectrum whether the fisa court, the fbi personnel involved, the people involved cannot apply for a fisa weren't, it's good to know that isn't reform is it? >> if you make a false statement on fis fisa application you should be prosecuted for perjury. that's the only way to ensure the take rudy of the process. i know a lot about the fisa court, i was there for the beginning, it is a very special responsibility that you have as a justice department in play. i am probably reviewed a hundred of them. there is no different lawyer, prosecutors even the good ones have a bias. you have got to take the bias

out of your head and you have to play both sides . they obviously did not do that. what comey and his gang of embarrassingly fbi agents, they undermine the credibility of fisa. and they took something that is supposed to be fair and evenhanded and turned it on president trump. lou: i have to say judge bowes o the process of those courts, but right now they are still searching for an answer. the problem is, we have three elements that are going to the fisa law on march 15 and we have a congress and the senate after watching what that court in that fbi and the department of justice did to the president of the united states are willing to reauthorize without reform.

that to me is outrageous. >> it is, first of all there should be a hearing. a hearing about the fisa reviews so the members of congress can get informed about the reforms that are necessary. i will give you one that should be thought about and that is to have someone representing the other side, to have someone who is the devils advocate to go over the work of the fbi in the d.o.j. so they're not ever left in their hands again because the fbi in the d.o.j. in general are terrific but comey became a political animal. he became a political animal completely. he was no longer a prosecutor. here is from someone who prosecuted some of the most significant cases in the last century. i respect prosecutors very, very much. the hillary clinton case is a complete fix. all of the witnesses that you

could use against hillary clinton give an immunity. whereas the investigation of president trump, every witness was put in jail. they trapped flynn into perjury, they gave everyone a hillary clinton's people immunity, 12 of them, without turning them on her. whereas 70 like wiseman tortured manafort. he kept them in solitary confinement for months in order to turn him/her you cannot fool me. i know when a prosecutor is corrupt and fixed. comey fixed the hillary investigation, that came right from the white house. that was a non-investigation from the very beginning. that is why the attorney general said don't turn it in investigation, she's at least being honest. lou: we are over time but i want to ask you very quickly, senator johnson is going after and says in the next month or two he will have a report on his investigation into the bidens, your thought?

>> my thought i would taken very seriously. i would not discount the fact that from what i have seen, i hate to say this, he's one of the few that seems to have the courage to face up to the fact that these things -- crimes have to be treated like crimes no matter whether there committed by republicans or democrats. we have to change the double standard. lou: senator johnson is the only one at this point in the republican led senate who has such guts. rudy giuliani, no shortage of guts from you. we appreciated as always. thank you so much. a programming note, i want you to know i will be defending my title tonight on tucker carlson's final exam, my opponent this week, the extraordinary bill him or, he's been rehearsing for weeks and we will meet an intellectual combat

of a very high order i assure you. tucker carson tonight aired the apm on the fox news channel, you do not want to miss this. up next, more on lindsey graham push for amnesty and whatever else he things about. why does the senator think he can speak for the president of the united states on almost anything but particular immigration reform, what is he thinking about. i will ask custom and border protection mark morgan, that next. stay with us. ♪ (groans) hmph... (food grunting menacingly) when the food you love doesn't love you back, stay smooth and fight heartburn fast with tums smoothies.

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lou: another selloff on wall street, the dow fell 970 points, the s&p down 106, the nasdaq down to 79, volume 5.6 million shares, the average 30 year fixed interest rate or gauge folly to three-point to 9%. that is the lowest level since 1971. amazing almost a half century, mortgage applications surging 10%, mortgage interest rates hitting all-time low and a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day "coast to coast" on the salem radio network. president trump saint the

administration will begin withholding money from sanctuary cities he tweeted this is a recent federal court ruling, the federal government will be withholding funds from sanctuary cities, they should change their status and go non-sanctuary, do not protect criminals. be sure to vote on tonight's pole, the question is are you sick of lindsey graham speaking out of both sides of his mouth, cast your vote on twitter at lou dobbs, i'm sure lindsey graham would like to hear from you two. joining us tonight is acting customs border protection, mikek morgan, let me start with senator lindsey graham speaking for the president as if he offered 1.8 million daca recipients a deal and he forgot to tell everyone that that was contingent upon $25 billion in the president's offer in 2018

for $25 billion for the border wall. did you find that in the material on the senator, otherwise he's externally careful with his words. >> i'm not going to weigh in. lou: sure you are, we've known each other a long time it's just you and me. >> we have, as a commissioner of cbp i'm not going to weigh in on the political aspects of the conversation between the senator in the president, but what we have talked about, as a commissioner i represent women and men of the cdp, we need congress to get off the sideline and pass legislation that will address the crisis, that's what we need them to do. lou: how soon do you think that will happen? i will say this to you, good try and you and i both know that the left in this country is out of its mind as a possibly be. let's turn to what's going on at the border right now.

that is more illegal immigrants moving toward the border, fewer are getting through, your thoughts? >> i think right now what we seen in the past couple of months, what were trying to get out there, because of this president strategy, you know me, i'm a law enforcement career professional. lou: and a great american i might add be. >> thank you. this strategy has given us more tools than we ever had for the last five months we have actually been removing more illegal aliens that have been apprehended. since the hype in may to this past january, we have dramatically reduced those number of people that we were releasing into the united states. we dramatically reduced almost all catch and release, that is because this president's initiatives and his tools that he is provided. lou: i think back to the ignorant remark by senator

graham about the offer that the president made about daca if the democrats would give him the $25 billion. this is the same guy who worked under the mccain kennedy legislation in 2006 which they blew away the republican and basically they did it with comprehensive immigration reform they destroyed the republican control of the house and the senate in 2006 because -- it was not the romney it was the mccain kennedy bill, and now because of romney -like rinos like lindsey graham, they would destroy this presidency and the senate held by republicans and forfeit the opportunity to take control of the house. it's a stunning to me when this president has already used tariffs for the first time,

cooperation with the mexican government in securing the border, for the first time achieving real border security. >> that is right. as a commissioner one concerns, any deal that is done, we have to be careful that we will not undo exactly what the president has done. we are worried if we don't do this the right way we will send the wrong message to the migrants and create another surge, congress need to be very careful about any agreement that they push forward. lou: it is noise great to have you with us. congratulations, keep it going america is deeply appreciated. thank you very much. stay with us, we are coming right back. ♪ l. it was like that feeling when you go to high-five a coworker, and you do a perfect high-five. everyone is really excited for you because it was such a great high-five. and then...

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we thank you for being with us tonight. tomorrow evening we'll be joined by others, but among them gordon chang, pastor robert jeff jeffries. good night from new york. trish: the liberal media trying to find some justification for chuck schumer's threat to our supreme court justices while schumer himself, finally, makes a very weak attempt at an apology. who is this guy? i mean, he's supposed to be the minority leader of the u.s. senate. but i'm setting the record straight tonight. chuck seem schumer is nothing -- chuck schumer is nothing but a political animal who symbolizes all that is wrong with american politics. i'm trish regan. trying to shrug off his outrageous, dangerous, hateful commentses that he made on the

steps of the supreme court. we're going to get to those comments in just a second, but