>> dana: josh, you have been great on the radio and good at short answer so i can get it all in here and my questions. i appreciate you on the show, thank you and thank you for joining us, i am dana perino and i will see you on "the five" into ours. here is bill hemmer. ♪ >> bill: dana, thank you i'm bill hemmer and how real is the fear of a global pandemic, the battle in congress. at this hour, here is what we know. coronavirus case has now reported in almost every consonant and for the continent and more new cases outside of china than inside but meanwhile back on the hill business as usual. the trump team looking for $2.5 billion at a minimum to fight the outbreak. senate minority leader chuck schumer says that is not enough. and republican leadership is somewhere in between. >> that is why the appropriation committee met together. we want to make sure there is enough money. we can always come back. i think $2 billion is a little

low on the side. i think we are looking at $4 billion. >> bill: here we go team fox coverage with every ankle and the president addresses the nation in three hours. but first mike emanuel on the hill trekking things from there. what is on senator schumer's wish list, mike? good afternoon chuck schumer is seeking about $6 billion more than the trump administration is requesting. on senator schumer's wish list $1.5 billion for the center for disease control. $3 billion for public health emergency and state and local reimbursement from a $1 billion for usaid and $1 billion for vaccine development. this afternoon top house republican said, it is time to put partisanship aside. >> i think it is absolutely clear as house republicans that we are going to be prepared to stand behind and support whatever resources are necessary for this to work closely with the president to work across the aisle with her democratic

colleagues. and we were to urge the democratic colleagues to do the same. >> michigan democrat said president trump must take the right approach to the coronavirus. >> the president can see everything as a public relations for himself and measures every question how it might affect him. he better get over that fast were a lot of americans are going to be hurt appearance the wilco some suggest a $.5 million is too much but others suggest e president's request of $2.5 billion is too little, kevin mccarthy the republican leader likes about $4 billion for this crisis, build. >> bill: a billion here, a billion fair and real money as you know. the coronavirus. >> a number of democrats clearly want a point person, to head up the coronavirus. one name already floating, scott bartley the former administrator of the food and drug administration. he's a medical doctor who led the fda until last spring.

but today the health and human services secretary said no not o fast. >> you don't anticipate bases are? >> this is working extremely well if it doesn't work or if there is a need for a change, for instance implication of other functions under the nrp and that would be for the president to decide. >> in your conversations you don't expect a czar to be appointed today? i don't. >> obviously up to the president and many lawmakers these are eager to hear from the present of the united states in three hours, build. >> bill: fox team coverage continues at the white house, kristin fisher, what can we expect at 6:00 eastern time kristin? >> not entirely sure what we can expect and we still don't wear the press conference will be tonight, but the white house is still preparing for it. the president, obviously we'll be there and the head of the coronavirus task force and members of the cdc. the president announced to us immediately after limping back in washington after a trip to

india and the reason for it according to secretary a czar, the coronavirus task force it's all about radical transparency. those are his words. the president told him this morning when you come over to brief me this afternoon, let's open it up and invite the press in. the members of the cdc will be there and that will be particularly interesting because yesterday the spread of the virus in the united states was inevitable. the president said it was under control. the white house is singing today, those are not mutually exclusive statements and any report of a rest between the white house and the cdc are simply not true. they say they source familiar with the matter, the president was frustrated with the cdc messaging. here is a statement from the deputy white house press secretary judd deere, unfortunately what we are seeing is a political effort by the left and some in the media to distract and disturb the american people with fearful

rhetoric. the virus is low risk domestically because of the containment action taken by this administration since the first of the year. he's referring to actions like a mandatory quarantine for any u.s. citizen who recently traveled to that tiny province the center of the outbreak. and a ban on foreign nationals in entering the united states who recently traveled to china. and of course as mike emanuel with income of the white house requested $2.5 billion in emergency coronavirus funding. democrats saying that is nowhere near enough and now, we heard from republicans on the hill specifically kevin mccarthy who also says he believes that number is a little bit light. he thinks it should be about $4 billion. >> bill: somewhere in there, we will figure it out. there is a story breaking with the trump campaign suing "the new york times" about op-ed printed to come i believe about a year ago. what is the story on that, kristin? >> yeah, this was an op-ed in

"the new york times." the trump campaign announcing in the last hour suing for "the new york times" for liable. i will let them explain why. they sent out a statement that reads in part, the president's reelection campaign filed suit against "the new york times" for falsely stating the campaign had an overarching deal with vladimir putin. oligarchy to help the campaign against hillary clinton in exchange for a new pro-russian foreign policy starting with release from economic sanctions. the statement were and are 100% false and defamatory. so that is what the trump campaign is saying. we are still waiting for a statement from "the new york times," and of course we will bring it to you when we get it. >> bill: kristin fisher from the white house, check out the down now. we are off 150 points come a half of a percent of the doubt after the market had its worst two day drop it on record. we were plunging 1900 points over growing coronavirus concerns. the host of fox business network

sunday morning futures on fox news channel, how are you doing? nice to see you. so much of this concern about the virus is wrapped up in the markets of dominating the headlines. can you explain to us as to why so many believe this virus could touch literally every aspect of society here and overseas? for sure, bill, the market is going to trade on growth and growth expectations. the reason for the market has been on such a huge run in the last year, four years call it, there is an expectation economic growth will continue to go up meaning earnings that companies will continue to grow. now, with the situation taking place here, you have bottlenecks of supplied chain. you have companies that have products that they are trying to sell. many of those components of those products, components and those products, cars, phone, washing machine, whatever, those components and parts are being made in china.

there is no activity going in and out of china. no airlines, no activity there in terms of economic activity. that means no growth for china. and given a bigger portion of the global economy today, that will impact earnings. wait a minute, what am i buying when i buy this stuff? it is earnings. the earnings will not be where i thought it was going to be. >> bill: $1.7 trillion in market value lost in the last two days? >> that is right. >> bill: that is extraordinarily high when you don't know what the story is or where it's going. >> don't forget this market has been rising for four years now. we are at unchartered record highs for the average. there is already getting overvalued and so the littlest thing is going to push the market down with the expectations being different. having said that, this is a serious issue. this is a serious unknown. we don't know how far this goes.

we don't know the duration of this coronavirus. we don't know how many people will be working from home no activity in and out of china and where it goes from from here. investors will sell first and think later. i don't think this is over just yet. >> bill: the easiest way to understand it in your first answer, not using planes, hotels, travel stops, things come to a -- not a hold but certainly a slow down. >> they are in a hole for china and a big portion of the global economy. a lot of companies are betting on china has in terms of growth story. >> bill: pack your in-home a battle in congress over money. "wall street journal" with the right to spending viruses that headline. congress chose political opportunism with another health play. the point is being made in there you took a lot of money and set it aside for ebola scare a few years ago, that money has not been spent. the administration wants to reallocate some of that money and put it into this virus now to help fight it.

so you will have a battle over cash. and what is the appropriate number? at this moment, we don't know. >> we don't know and the battle has been going on. there is some truth to the president saying look come if i said this number chuck schumer would have said it's too high. but this number, he said it's too low. so yes there is a debate how much this is going to cost him about the bottom line is, we need certainty that this country is prepared to. you know, there are right now ships supposed to be coming from china holding plastic gloves, masks all of this stuff we need for this coronavirus to make sure that the u.s. is prepared. though ships have been told by the chinese government, turn around. we need these products here appear there is a real prepared issue. we need to get the manufacturing back in the united states though u.s. is not reliant on china. that is partly what the money is for. >> bill: the economy is in good shape. who is to suggest it's not a question mark speak with the economy is in good shape when you look at it today. the question is, where is this going? we are talking about fifty-year

unemployment and a consumers solid until that consumer is scared about a virus going on that is unknown. and then that consumer shuts down. that consumers stop spending. and then that impacts growth. the issue of unknowns, that is what's driving the market. >> bill: nice to see you, maria, we will see you tomorrow morning. from a free-for-all showed in last night to the campaign trail today. senator bernie sanders with a barrage of hits ahead of him. pivotal primaries. does he have what it takes? mike to beat the establishment? >> some of you may have recently heard that the establishment is getting very, very nervous about our movement. and they are sagging bernie, really? , sagging bernie, really?

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joe biden, joe you can't do it. >> today, people are talking about a revolution. what the country is looking for our results. what they are looking for a security. >> bill: to have four days to go, biden with a major endorsement from african-american james clyburn and south carolina today. we bring in our team, karl rove on the right. how long do the two with you, but the audience during the commercial break there. is that marianne said, it is over. and karl rove, you said, we will forget about the other 3,000 delegates down the line. carl -- >> no, no, no, no. i said 3,696 delegates. let's forget the other 47, puerto rico, it's gone. we've had three contest. bernie won two by the smallest

number anybody has ever won iowa and number 12, new hampshire, 45 delegates, 2.3% what he needs for the nomination. it's over. forget it, it is done. i mean my think we are being a little premature. >> bill: marianne, you can return serve on that. why do you say it's over. >> four years ago today hillary clinton had one delicate lead over bernie sanders and she went on to put 53 delegate lead on super tuesday. she never looked back. she won the nomination on that day as did donald trump. everybody knows super tuesday no catching either one of them because it's all about math. you can't catch up once you are behind. super tuesday we have california in there as well. today as we speak bernie sanders has 23 delegate lead over his closest competitor. he will make that even greater on super tuesday. if he was going to be stopped, it would be in the debate last night and it should have been derailed and that did not happen. >> bill: or south carolina on

saturday. i will show you something on the board. karl rove, you have your whiteboard and i will show what year in new york. the pulling and south carolina as of yesterday, so the latest polling, a new one came out yesterday tuesday, the 25th of february. has biden, karl up 31-21 over sanders, tom steyer third slot 15%. hold onto these numbers a moment, karl, because i want to show the audience what is on the line saturday. that is a grand total of 54 delegates. so if you are dealing with this based on proportion, come back one more moment on the polling. karl, if this is where they finished, hypothetically speaking, they split these delegates. so my question to you would be then, what saturday matter if this is the ultimate outcome on the mic in south carolina? saturday matters because if biden finishes, he's cooked, he's done. if he wins strong he goes into super tuesday with momentum. and he's also able to save the

biggest contest so far i came out of it and i came out of it. look, if only two candidates were maybe three, that is the issue and south carolina. how many will be about the 15% threshold? if it is two candidates and a ten-point lead, he will take maybe 60% of the delegates. >> bill: so they are just splitting, sharing the spoils anyway and south carolina. how much further you move the ball? >> welcome a look that is the problem with the democrats is that if you are against biden come excuse me again sanders and in new hampshire for example, three candidates more traditional candidates biden, buttigieg, bernie had 26 but he won. and he tied for the lead number of delegates state 9. as long as a fragment of field, bernie will be the plurality winner and he will have a plurality of the democrats at the end of tuesday night in all likelihood appeared but the question is, let's say he has 40%. he needs to win 57% of the

delegates who get elected tuesday night and if it gets down to a two-person race or a three-person race, we may have a convention that goes more than one ballot. the idea that this is somehow over, you know, it was not necessary -- you go talk to the candidates 2010-2016. the morning after super tuesday. >> bill: he makes an interesting argument. what would you say to that marianne? >> it takes 1991 delegates to win on the first ballot at a democratic pledged ballot. and super tuesday, over half of them, 700 of them are available in california and texas. as of this past week and, more than 2 million ballots have been cast in early voting. 1.3 million of them are from california where bernie sanders leads. he was in texas the night of the nevada caucuses giving his victory speech. there is a reason. we are at that point now where

you have to win 50 or 3% plus vote two or three times more delegates in each contest to beat bernie sanders now which is why he's likely to wrap this up on tuesday night. insurmountable delegate lead. >> bill: let me show you back on the board again, talking about california, marianne you mentioned the pulling out there, not a lot of polling in the golden state but bernie sanders looks like he's got a 13-point lead in the polls. we will see how it comes out. but to your greater point, marianne, you are giving marched my first tuesday of march, and this is -- is it ironic, karl, how california always went in june but they sure they moved it up to matter? look how much it matters on tuesday? 415 delegates in the golden state. we have to run. thank you for being here karl rove that mary anne marsh, good to see you both. you make a good team. thanks, guys. cracking down on foreigners with u.s. citizenship who did not reveal their criminal records.

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>> bill: the trump administration the trump administration launching to remove u.s. citizenship from certain people born in other countries. david with the details live in washington. what is a story about, david? it is a big story. this big unit focuses on the serious crimes, murder, war crimes, offenses, and i'm told,o denaturalize law-abiding citizens who are foreign-born. it is specific to those parameters that i mention. the justice department made the announcement today that when someone foreign-born a place for a naturalization application, they fill out this form. it's called in 400 form and requires the government to show citizenship was obtained

illegally. if someone lights on the form and has a criminal background, it will fall under the new department of justice section. president trump has made immigration reform a promise 2016 campaign trail and doing it again this year, the travel ban, those are all related here. a senate filmic assistant attorney general jody hunt in a statement, hunt said "a terrorist or sex offender becomes a u.s. citizen under foals pretenses it is an affront to our system, and it is especially offensive to those wo fall victim to these criminals, phil bill. >> bill: what happens if you are caught? >> that is a good question and they will not necessarily be deported. i'm told it's on a case-by-case basis but for the majority of people they will lose their citizenship and return to what is permanent residency status. this is not going after families undocumented, possibly living in what the administration calls a sanctuary city. this is specifically hardened criminals who lied point for a

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the virus to spread in the united states. as we expect to see more cases here. >> bill: back to the top story now. the fed's warning americans to prepare for the coronavirus. health secretary azar $2.5 billion to deal with the virus but the democratic senate says the u.s. needs more than double that money. the top republicans say the administration number is a little bit low. we will find a about 6:00 eastern when the president addresses the nation. a life look at the dow we are hanging in there after a couple of really rough days off 62 points with 27 minutes of trading. i will talk to an expert who is getting ready for a pandemic and what you need to know about the virus. stay tuned. that great guest coming up here. in the meantime the passengers for diamond princess cruise tested positive. one is mark jorgensen. we have spoke with him and his wife jerry on this program a couple of times over the past two weeks. today, mark went to the hospital

after he tested positive. he tells us he feels fine, but he is still undergoing test as a precaution. on monday, he explained about the challenges of living under quarantine. have a listen. >> it is tough. there is a lot of staring at the walls, boredom, and i try to keep busy. i talked to as many people as i can by phone, watching tv, listening, reading books. >> bill: pretty optimistic there. his wife, jerry and japan in the middle of this picture shown here. another passenger we spoke to, is quarantined in nebraska. she is on the right and her husband karl with the hat is out of isolation. you got that? three of the four, the doctor is here from columbia university and welcome back to the program. this is your specialty pandemics. do you believe we are headed there? >> technically, we already have the criteria met. that is we have a new virus

lethal that can be transmitted from person to person. it is cross international borders. so what we are waiting for now, someone say it has crossed into enough countries and enough volume we can make the official. >> bill: what does that mean, doctor? >> that means we can have draconian measures to control the epidemic or pandemic. for instance, try to imagine if we had to close the schools in new york city or any large city. that means the kids would have to go home, stay home, be watched by somebody. they could not be in groups because the whole idea is to keep them separated. that means mom or dad who may be working independent on the daily paycheck will have to be home. >> bill: okay, but we are not there. >> we are not there but i'm just saying -- >> bill: is that a prediction or expectation? >> neither. the trend would tell us we are going they are. we are not there yet and i certainly do not recommend we even think about employing thoss right now. it is not appropriate right now.

it could come though. and like the cdc said yesterday, it is not a matter of if but when at this point. >> bill: okay, here is dr. colfax in san francisco and this got my attention today a little bit earlier, listen. >> given the high volume of travel between san francisco and main lynch china and the spread of other countries, there is a growing likelihood that we will see cases in san francisco. >> that point you just made is easily understood for all of us. >> sure. welcome me this is the problem. we are in a zone of uncertainty about the behavior of this virus. there is so much we don't know. we are waiting to see how things unfold. i think it is difficult for all of us including the medical profession to deal with this level of uncertainty. so the question which is very germane which you just asked is this a pandemic or is it not a pandemic? it technically is but it is not

sufficient to pull the levers to create chaotic level situation. >> bill: a couple that you made with the producers, the fact people don't have symptoms and test positive makes it more difficult to control. it makes it a lot more difficult to predict. you can feel fine and still have it. bagel by the way we don't know the incubation period mack actually is. they are saying 14 days but it could be 21 days. it could be spread by more than just let's say respiratory. it could be material. it could be on surfaces that people have touched and remained viable for four hours. the sort of the behavior of the thing that we are worried about is not yet. >> bill: but the more relevant point that you were making, you could test positive and still feel perfect and normal. >> perfect or a mild cold symptoms. so this makes it extremely difficult because what we need to do to control spread, of course, to track the people who are carrying the virus to make sure we are in touch with their

contacts. but if we talk about people with no symptoms but still infected with a virus, it is almost an impossible or herculean task. >> bill: we are talking about in the studio, the crew here, how you tell the difference between this and the flu. how do you do that? >> the only way to do it is have the specific test. what happen is they ran out of the testing material. >> bill: can i stop you there? because it feels like you have the flu? >> it feels exactly like you have the flu, you the fever, the cough, and you may have difficulty breathing and so on. there is no way to differentiate it. internet they have a resort to a clinical diagnosis and proving it with an actual test kits. we have tried to distribute test kits from the cdc in atlanta and over the country, but we send out too many kids that are defective. we don't know when we will get the new kids and so forth and so on. so we are dealing with the technical challenges. >> bill: last point here.

is our concern rational? are we overdoing it? >> bill, this is such a tough question. first of all, are we talking about our own families? i cannot tell you how many text and phone calls from friends, relatives and people i don't know, can i go to california next week? can i take this trip to paris over the weekend? i think it is changing day today. there was a death in france yesterday from coronavirus. >> bill: how many people died from the flu in france? every news channel that i watch, it is like the media is just throwing the story out there like a flamethrower. folks at home watching whether or not they should have concerns or not. you being an expert on this. >> yes. >> bill: how do we rationalize all this reporting? >> exactly. here is what we need to do. until we see a massive outbreak in the united states, people should not be walking around with masks. they should be careful with a lot of hand washing and taking care of the normal sanitation

measures that we recommend anyway during flu season. if they get the symptoms, that seemed to be the flu, they should then maybe call their doctor or even make a medical visit just to make sure that the doctor doesn't believe they need to be tested to. >> bill: that is great advice. thank you, doctor. great to get your expertise. we will speak again undoubtedly, thank you from the university. >> thank you. >> bill: mike bloomberg taking aim at bernie sanders in south carolina. >> vladimir putin thinks donald trump should be president of the united states that is why russia is helping you get elected. >> bill: how about that when the former mayor of miami is on the bloomberg team. manny deas my guest guest coming up next. ♪ i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance

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♪ >> i want to ask you about a question that impacts the black and brown community. you have apologized repeatedly. what are you apologizing for? >> we let it get out of control. when i realized that, i cut it back by 95%. i have apologized. i have asked for forgiveness. >> bill: on the trail for some time with my former new york city mayor bloomberg defending his success, mayor, mayor de blasio fired a shot at bloomberg on that topic. >> the former mayor of miami, florida, political coach at bloomberg's campaign, thank you for your time. i know you are in colorado today, super tuesday state. but my hero dave lazio said if he was not running for president he would not apologize for stopping in for us but what do you think about that? >> no, i don't think that is true. mike has come to the realization the policy, as you have said and shown on your clip went further

than it should have. here is the thing, the hardest part of a mayor is getting that call 3:00 in the morning where there's been a shooting where a young person is shot. a young person, the period after that, the healing that has to take place, the city, the healing that has to take place with the families of the victims. that is something that tears at the heart of all of us. and his goal was to come in number one, get guns off at the street. number two, stop appeared primarily minority communities. we have all dealt with that as mayors to try to get guns off at the street. >> bill: i understand that. i didn't mean to interrupt but i'm sensitive to your answer. this would not have been a issue had he not gotten in the ring as a candidate. >> well, we wouldn't have this conversation if he wasn't a candidate. but on reflection, he has come to this conclusion and he's been pretty firm about it. and you have to look at the totality of his record as

mayor of new york. the work that he did in education to improve the graduation rate of african-americans by 53% the diversion to lower the incarceration rate in new york city by 40% pure lower the attention of juvenile defenders by 63%, creating a program that became a model for president obama my brother's keeper. i was always taught when you look at a person and look at the totality of that person. none of us are perfect and we all make mistakes, but i thought of 20 things, he got one wrong and then knowledges he got one wrong that is a pretty good record. >> bill: here is another record from last night and you can respond to this. elizabeth warren and he really -- she rather went after michael bloomberg and here is an example of it. >> at least i didn't have a boss who said to me, "kill it" the way mayor bloomberg would have said. >> never said it, come on. >> to a pregnant employee.

people want a chance to hear. people want a chance to hear from the women. >> i never said that. >> bill: what about his ability to defend himself publicly on charges like that? when you know you have a calendar mayor that could be a make or break moment next tuesday? >> well, you number one, i think the senator, the crowd in that audience obviously told senator warren they were not necessarily agreeing with what he had to say. i've known mike personally for 20 years. and i will tell you in the 20 years i have known him as mayors, through working on the board and through the campaign, to his work bloomberg lp, he has always surrounded himself with the best and brightest women i have ever met anywhere in this country. he acknowledges that generationally, there were things said once upon a time that were acceptable, that aren't acceptable today. in the words hurt, jokes her to come and you have to evolve from

that and realize that what may have been okay once with is no longer okay. evolves and he apologizes and honored his request what has applied to him. >> bill: we will meet for more on that but however a year ago you were in favor of joe biden. you were in support of joe biden. why the flip for you? >> well, it really wasn't a flip. i've always been a friend of mike's. i explained to the biden group, which, by the way our friends as well. and i told them that i was going to be there if mike decided not to run. if mike changed his mind, they knew my friendship and my 20 year relationship with mike would trump everything else, and that i would be with mike. and everybody understood that from the get-go and everybody understood it and believed it to be the right thing to do because it's all about friendship to me. friendship is more important than anything else. when mike decided to run, i communicated with the biden folks and told them i warned you

about this possibility and i will go help mike. >> bill: we will see if your move is a smart one next week. however, you believe bernie sanders is the nominee. that portal will not be in his favor, especially in south florida. >> at the current rate, unless things really turned around tuesday, it might be over by then, sir, by the time florida goes into march 2019. >> bill: it won't be over for us, we will be in florida. and very, very poorly not just in miami but all over florida and all over the country. the statements that he has been making come of doubling down on fidel transformative revolution and for statements with regard o revolution in general, that is an offensive statement not just to americans but to so many who have come to this country seeking opportunity, seeking the american and fling from countries that have populist,

empty promises as bernie sanders continues to make regularly throughout the campaign. that is -- weaver though statements before. we have heard those promises before. that revolution has never produced the result we have promised to those who support the revolution but made their lives worse. >> bill: main idea, thank you for your time and we will see how it unfolds. the next couple of days will tell us a lot. >> from colorado, thank you, mayor. appreciate it. a lot of people giving up their several things and atlanta this year pope francis has a suggestion for all of us. his modern take with a tradition in a moment. rising star toe-to-toe with a legend. lebron and zion for the first time on the hard court i have major money saving news for my fellow veterans. va mortgage rates have dropped to near 50 year lows. call newday usa. one call can save you $2000 a year.

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>> lent kicks off today.

that's when millions giving something like sweets our booze. the hope have a more modern approach. the pope urges giving up trolling. what does the pope say about this? >> interesting. i don't always agree with pope francis and his politics. but i love when he talks about practical spirituality. instead of giving up candy or food or booze, how about giving up bad habits? not a bad idea. he specifically mentioned the bad habit that a lot of us have of trolling or vitreal on social media, gossip. >> i love being a bully. you can hide behind it. >> you can get covered by the teacher. >> he's taking a stand on it and

you like it. >> i support it. this is a symbol on ash wednesday of -- in which the priests or whatever says remember that you're dust and to dust you shall return. reminder of our mortality. in lent, i'm going to offer something up, unite myself with the suffering of jesus in preparation for the resurrection. giving up trolling and gossip on social media, what a great way to prepare. >> the pope said people insult each other as if they were saying good day. >> and then you do back and make your tea or coffee and it's all there on social media and there's no consequences. i love this idea. >> bill: the most difficult thing to give up. here it is. watching tv, 29%. >> we don't want them to do that. fox news. >> bill: i agree.

caffeine and then another panel on this, soda 7 and alcohol at 6%. that's a favorite of hemmer's, by the way. >> i know it is. you fast. go for a beer. you say how about after easter? but the idea of giving something up reminds of what sacrifice? >> in the end, how to -- according to christian theology, how did jesus prepare for the resurrection, the great joyous moment through suffering and dying. there's no merit we can attain by suffering. if we can say i'm going to remind myself that life is not easy and my salvation was not won in an easy fashion. let me give something up, let me stop being a troll. >> and a bully. >> bully. gossiper on social media. what a great way to prepare for something as often as the

resurrection. >> the first time as a priest, the first time you're not wearing a collar. what do you think of that? >> i'm so happy that i followed my conscious. i loved my years as a priest and now i have to say now i'm going to live it in a way that is not easy as the rest of the lay world does. i'm happy to be here. >> bill: you have a very important voice. >> thank you. >> bill: lebron and zion meet on the court. before we go, we want to share this with you. zion is doing particular, said lebron. lebron dropped a season high 40. lakers win 118-109. lebron telling espn that zion is exceptional and that he's going to get better and better. i can say that he's right. nice to see you, bud. >> thank you. >> bill: we're here every monday through friday at 3:00.

never miss a show. "your world" is in a moment here. the markets would like this. we've been on extra fuel today. we can take it. here's neil. see you tomorrow. ciao. >> neil: well, it's still viral. the selling still viral. it's all about the virus on wall street. main street and yep, on pennsylvania avenue. busy day. hi, everyone. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." it's a world turning upside-down over a coronavirus outbreak that is not slowing down. on wall street, as you can see, stocks just down. this is stunning. for a while they had been up more than 400 points. so they've not been able to erase the 2,000 point hit we took the two prior days and better than 7% slide we've had the last four days. in about 2 1/2 hours, mean while, the president will trial to calm everybody down. we're over all of it.