majority of people in virginia vote ford biden, this t shows the swamp wants biden and i think they will make it happen. >> thank you as always for being with us. we're always fair and balanced, not indict troy trump media mob, let not your heart be >> laura: hannity come i thought you were going to trash through the studio. i thought you were in town, i was waiting at the door, and it is just raymond. >> sean: invitation, whenever i am in d.c., in the swamp, i get to you and get away from the swamp creatures. >> laura: we left the door open. hannity just interviewed the president. and its raymond standing there. not that i don't want raymond to come. sorry, raymond. >> laura: raymond is her number one best guest. >> laura: he's awesome, next to you. i am dying to get your take on last night. >> laura: i can't wait, hannity. it is hillary 2.0, except not quite as functional. we are going to talk about that tonight.

you had a great show. all right, i'm laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. bernie sanders is banking on the youth vote, but do they actually abandon him last night? plus, the real winner of the night wasn't bernie or joe bid joe biden. was it really president trump? we will tell you. charlie kirk, scott rasmussen journey later. and senate minority leader chuck schumer's nonthreatening conservative supreme court justices. dinesh d'souza is here to respond. plus, an american who has the coronavirus joins me live from quarantine. unbelievable. i can't believe i actually got this interview, but you don't want to miss it bear also ahead, joe biden's new campaign role. new concerns about joe's mental fitness and a disturbing new video of michael bloomberg. raymond arroyo is here with "seen and unseen." that will be fun. but first, oh, this is awful. weekend at biden's. that is the focus of tonight

"angle." well, it looks like they took my advice. i think the moderates should coalesce behind one person. if they are going to beat bernie sanders, who has been a phenomenal retail politician, they need to stand united tonight behind one moderate candidate. and so they did. clyburn, klobuchar, and buttigieg all backing biden. and then beto o'rourke took a break from skateboarding or whatever the heck he does now to help deliver texas to biden, a state where bernie was leading in the polls just days ago. men today, pledging his undying support to the new front-runner, mini mike threw in his many towel. >> he spent a lot in texas. >> texas. >> that is spanish or texas. >> laura: so it is dallas,

texas. got it. hard to believe he didn't catch on. nostalgia for the obama area aside, the parties resuscitatioa stunning revelation. after three years of grassroots liberals and blue-collar democrats telling party leaders they wanted real, even radical change, the democrat establishment basically answered with "we don't care." the fact is, the swamp, the deep state, many on wall street and big business, they have all been waiting for their moment to seize back power from the peop people. ever since donald trump took the oath of office promising in america first set of policies and domestic and foreign affairs, the old guard was plotting there come back. remember, the deep state of used pfizer, spied on the trump campaign, made while accusations russian narrative, all to remove trump from office. they failed. house democrats impeach the

president, and thought that would hobble him in the general election. but that only drove his approval numbers to record highs. they failed. now democrats and their media minions are even trying to blame president trump for the global coronavirus. but they are failing, too. their answer to trumps resounding success is to fight and scratch for the nomination of hillary part 2? oh, except for someone older and barely functioning? >> by the way, this is my little sister, valerie. oh, no -- oh, you switched on me. this is my wife. this is my sister. they switched on me. >> laura: democrats great white hope there. with trump, there is never a doubt about who is in charge. what he does is assemble various experts and officials, he hears them out. they fight amongst themselves, and then he makes the call.

in fact, the liberal media are forever they will meet bemoaning the fact that trump doesn't listen to the experts enough. but everyone knows, including the big names that just endorsed biden, that he is just going to be a figurehead president. americans won't be voting for a man who can articulate a serious policy agenda, let alone defend it. they will be voting for the party machine's geriatric puppet. how many of you think biden, after losing new hampshire, sat with his team in a room somewhere and ordered resources, deployed elsewhere, or tweet speeches, or re-examined strategies? the man barely knows where he is or who he is with at hour of the day. >> the leader, the woman who should have been the governor of georgia, an african-american woman. >> it was president -- my boss. 40 years later to the month,

january of 2012 there were actually 2013. way to come he got elected 2012. 2013. my name is joe biden and i am a democratic candidate for the united states senate. >> laura: biden is basically being shuffled around by his wife and staff from event to event, campaign stop to campaign stop. he is not a charge. and everyone knows it. >> we can't stay fractured like we are now. >> if i could jump in now. >> people with dignity. make america return to the essence of who we are, the dignity of the country. >> trump is very confident that should he win the nomination, he could beat you easily. our u.s. confident? >> i'm confident. >> laura: this is a candidacy being literally propped up, and even liberals at this point should be concerned.

if biden wins and let's say you are a progressive worried about the power of wall street, oh, you are out of luck. "the new york times" reporting wall street encouraged by bidens wins, breaks out its checkbook. fearful of the more progressive candidates, some finance executives have sidelined themselves from the elections, until mr. biden surged. we get it. if you're a democrat who believes in the second amendment, too bad. biden is going to put beto in charge of the legislation. >> hell yes we are going to take your ar-15, your ak-47. >> you're going to take care of the gun problem with me. you will be the effort, i'm counting on you. >> laura: whatever your name is, brad. and if you are distrustful of giving global bureaucrats power over our economy, you are going to get hosed in a biden administration. >> leading the world to take on the existential threat of climate change.

i helped put together the paris climate accord, and we are going to move it a long way. >> laura: did you hear my one-handed clap? and if you are someone worried about losing her job to china, local, you are toast. the global elite forces behind biden will back off any tariffs and resume obama's give it away trade policy, no questions ask asked. as they wrote in forbes last year, joe biden is the only man who can save china in 2020. it's safe to say biden's corporate america and wall street's best bet for a return to the status quo on china. china's stock market would rally bigly, as trump would say. >> china is going to eat our lunch? come on, man. they are not -- they aren't competition for us. >> laura: if you are an american who is tired of people entering our company illegally or under bogus pretenses, then

lining up for benefits? local, joe biden is your worst nightmare. >> guess what? there is a reason why they are illegal as well as -- the reason why our economy is growing, it's not a burden, it's a gift. >> laura: if you think unelected judges have too much power, you will be horrified when biden turns over judicial nominations to his new, moderate tiles. >> we have to immediately start putting judges on the bench to fill vacancies so that we can reverse the horrific nature of these trump judges. >> one way to fix this would be to have a 15 member court where five of the members can only be appointed by unanimous agreement of the other ten. >> laura: 12 years after obama came to power, the democrats have decided to go backward, not forward with this biden rescue mission. so much for their being the party of the future. their elation over the

super tuesday results with that notion to rest once and for all. if they are not about the future. the democratic machine that ground up bernie sanders after the nevada caucuses, wants nothing more than to go back to the status quo. to the world where you sit down, shut up, and work to fund a government that, for the most part, doesn't like you and doesn't trust you. trump will and must win, or life in america could just turn into a bad movie. the revenge of the swamp monsters meets weekend at bernie's. >> come on, let's go. [laughter] >> come on, you big knucklehead. >> laura: weekend at biden's. and that is the "angle." all right, joining me now is dan bongino, fox news contributor and host of "th "the dan bongino podcast," and also chris hahn, former aide to

senator chuck schumer, host of the aggressive progressive podcast. our democrats so upset with trump's success that they are willing to nominate someone who literally needs to be propped up and is obviously going to be a figurehead president for the donor class? is that really where we are today? >> you know, if you are concerned about biden's mental state, i would draw your attention to president trump's lack -- >> laura: okay, so you can focus -- no, no, we are not playing that game. focus on the question! no, no, focus on the question. we just play -- no, no, we just played about 15 clips, okay, where a man who i personally like -- i think he is a lovely person, okay, i don't agree with him, but i always have liked joe biden. i have a soft spot for him. i said that many times. he literally is a person -- if he related to you and said "i want to go out and tackle this

new job," and you see the way he acts, you would say, joe, maybe it is time to take it a little slower. i know you would say that, chris, it was a relative of yours. you would not encourage him to do what he is doing now. you can point to trump all you want, but i'm sorry, i'm going to call you on that. go, sorry. >> i first met joe biden 20 years ago. >> laura: yeah, 20 years ago. >> for 20 years, he has always made mistakes like that. they are minor mistakes. you know -- >> laura: minor? >> i think he performed fantastically the last ten days in this campaign, which is why the american people sent a message that he is going to be the nominee for the democratic party. >> laura: all right, dan -- >> he had a comeback like i've never seen. >> laura: that was done all by himself on his wit and intellect. all right, the media has come out and they have explained why they think joe is the man for the moment, dan. we are going to play some of it. watch. >> they are terrified.

there is an existential terror. and joe biden can offer a reassertinreassurance. >> fear among democrats that they are going to nominate bernie sanders. >> this appeal to safety, this need to bide time, they couldn't take the risk on bernie sanders and revolutions. >> laura: does that sound like a lot of confidence in joe's ability to carry forth with the issues and debate tough questions? >> well, notice, the media folks you just played in that montage and chris hahn just did the exact same thing. chris hahn, as if there was another chris hahn on this panel. but chris just did the same thing. notice how they never defend biden. chris didn't defend biden. what they say -- pay attention here, chris -- they always say, well, he is not blank. he has not bernie. well, he has not trump. what chris did. so they have no argument for this utterly failed candidate. listen, it's not personal, laura, but we take age into account on every job in the world. i was a secret service agent, it

is a physical job, i get that, but you can't become a secret service agent after a certain age because you have to put together security plans, and age takes its toll on people. but not dispositive, but it is a fair question to ask, that if you're going to hold the nuclear codes, that should you be able to function coherently? biden has shown no evidence that he can do that. wait, wait, i'm not done. i didn't interrupt you, man. here is the deal. notice what chris did. he never defend biden. he only says he is not bernie sanders and he is not donald trump. nothing positive to say about him. >> i will defend joe biden. i will defend joe biden. he is a great american, who americans know, who americans trust, who will not keep americans up late wondering what wacky thing he is going to do like this president does. >> laura: oh, really? >> test for people who are old, look at our morbidly obese president. if you're concerned about health in america. >> laura: i don't know, he did pretty well against president xi of china.

he managed to somehow figure out how to do something obama couldn't do in eight years, the usmca. okay? none of these people could do any of the stuff that trump's team did. he put together the best cabinet we've had in the past 25 years in washington, d.c., and i add that to -- you know nothing about trade, chris hahn. this is what simone sanders, who is leading, of course, joe biden's campaign, said just a few years ago about the type of people that have to be the democrats in the future. watch. >> we don't need white people leading the democratic party right now. the democrat party is diverse and should be reflected also in our leadership and throughout the staff come at the highest level, from the vice chair to the secretaries come all the way down to the people working in the office is at the dnc. >> laura: i guess she had a change of heart, chris, ha? >> i think she wants to win, right? >> laura: she is leading the

campaign! none of these people believe that biden is the best person. he is the only person they think at this point who can beat trump, and the poor man is being propped up. and for jill, jill looks like she is directing a patient in the memory care unit half the time. i mean, i'm saying what people all across the country are thinking, and it is sad, and i think it is a disservice to the man. i think it is a disservice to him, let alone our country. i know -- [laughs] i guess i said everything i can say. go ahead, click. >> chris, did you not find it mildly hilarious that the party has been us class warfare and identity politics are everything for the last three decades, and have nominated two old, white millionaires who never had real jobs and got rich in government? you don't find that mildly hilarious? you think america is not onto this shtick? you may be the only one -- >> the party that has played

racial politics hasn't nominated old, white, rich billionaires who have never had a job that his father didn't give him. >> laura: all right, gentlemen, thank you so much. joe biden's unexpected super tuesday sweep has the pundit class asking, who really deserves credit for it? the deep thinkers of ms msnbc hd some theories. >> it was a result of the clyburn endorsement and african-american voters, male, female, old, young, and otherwise. >> it was women that help drive him, and the south, right, helped get him to victory. >> congressman clyburn. that guy literally save the democratic party. >> laura: so basically, everyone except biden himself. joining me now, dinesh desousa, conservative commentator, filmmaker come author of the upcoming book "united states of socialism." the left seem to be in agreement that biden didn't build this

himself. what is going on? >> i think the democrats as a party had a choice, and if you think about it, it's a horrible choice. it's a choice, sort of a clinical not, and were an not. the clinical not is biden, the ideological not is sanders. and the party has basically decided we have to go with the clinical nut. he might not be able to move except as a marionette, but he is our marionette, we can control him. i think the problem here, it's not even really so much of a purely ideological divide, per se. biden and sanders are not that far apart on many major issues. the green new deal for, for example, or giving health care to illegals. i think the main issue is sanders is a little too much out of the closet and speaking his mind, whereas going back to obama, the strategy that worked for the democrats is, i would call it stealth socialism. you might be a socialist, but

you shouldn't say it too loudly. wait at least until you are elected. and then you can start doing things. in other words, move in camouflage. i think that is ultimately sanders' great thing and that is why they are trying to push into the side. >> laura: dinesh, i have to get your thoughts on this. chuck schumer aim at trump nominees, point these come on the supreme court. >> i want to tell you, gorsuch, i want to tell you, kavanaugh, you have released a whirlwind, and you will pay the price. you won't know what hits you if you go forward with these awful decisions. >> laura: he is like the senate version of maxine waters, and the chief justice slapped back, calling these threatening statements, dinesh, inappropriate and dangerous. they blame trump for heckling back at a protester during a rally, or say that when trump

says that a journalist or fake news, but he is endangering journalists, but what about this? that is a direct threat. >> honestly, that looked like a scene out of ""goodfellas"." the thuggish rhetoric, direct threats. later, schumer tried to walk that back and was threatening a political reprisal -- >> laura: political? >> right, and he was basically saying, "we are going to get you." no wonder the chief justice took that to come i think rather unusual step of rebuking him immediately. it shows how deranged our politics, particularly on the pro-life issue, have become. we are talking but a very moderate law. are not an undoing of roe v. wade, but a law that essentially protects the health of women. if that causes schumer to go into such a paroxysm of rage, you can imagine the craziness we are informed as the court begins to shift, and as landmark descriptiondecisions come into .

>> laura: dinesh thank you, good to see you. bernie sanders banging his entire campaign on the youth vote is turning out to be a lame bet. charlie kirk and scott drew's muse end. >> tech: don't wait for a chip like this to crack your whole windshield.

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♪ >> have we been as successful as i would hope in bringing young people in? and the answer is no. we are making some process. but if i'm honest with you, we have not done as well as bringing young people in the process. it is not easy. >> laura: bernie sanders admitting to say his core strategy of rallying the youth vote, all of those big rallies, not going as planned. he is really sugarcoating it. while young voters historically have lower turnout rates than older ones, super tuesday was dismal. according to exit polls, the share democrats under 30 this year is smaller than it was in

2016. it was down 12% in north carolina, 15% in massachusetts, 18% in virginia, and 25% in texas. the fact is young liberals just aren't turning out in droves for, i don't know, crotchety old 78 years old. joining me now, charlie kirk ma found her turning point usa, author of the new book -- is this out today? >> it is out now. >> laura: what? "the maga doctrine." also with me, scott rasmussen, pollster and editor at large at ballot pedia. why isn't bernie able to get young voters to the polls? >> despite the media narrative, younger voters are not that enthused for the democrat candidates right now. look, bernie sanders is the best of all of the democratic choices amongst younger voters come of the narrative was that my generation was going to vote socialism to the highest office in the land, and the data is showing that is not happening. what we experience this every day at turning point usa coming young people second guess their

prick, second-guess this marxist narratives bernie is the first pick. i'm telling you right here right now, trump can win the youth vote against joe biden if he ends up being the nominee. the first time a republican president wins -- >> laura: that's a pretty tall order. >> he can do it, and i'm telling you, joe biden has no energy and no enthusiasm when it comes to younger voters. >> laura: i told you, mr. "angle," weekend at biden's. present trump, actually, scott, got more votes in every democratic candidate combined. check this out. alabama, arkansas, oklahoma, tennessee, and look at the disparity in texas. check this out. you are seeing those. we are seeing all of this. texas voter turnout. 1.887 million for trump. 1.64 million biden, sanders, and bloomberg combined. obama in 2012 got 520,000. the interesting thing, raymond pointed this out during the break, democrat turnout up 29%, republican turnout was down from

2016, because look, he was the new candidate then. and he i still beat all of them combined. scott, i found that fascinating. what does that tell you what the democrats chances of winning texas, flipping it to blue? >> the democrats have no chance of winning texas. i think the bigger story here is the tremendous enthusiasm you are seeing in the turnout for the president, with the primaries really matter all that much, but people were still showing up to support him. one of the things we are looking at ballot pedia is the counties that were won twice by barack obama, then won by donald trump in 2016. we know that in iowa, the turnout in the pivot counties was down significant from a democratic primary four years ago, and it looks like a lot of those voters kind of swinging back and forth in 2016 said, you know what, we are becoming more trump territory than we were four years ago. that is very bad news for the democrats. by the way, to charlie's point about the youth vote, every

generation says our generation -- i remember when we said, hey, if we can be drafted at 18, why can't we vote? what we were hoping for as they would in the draft, and congress gave young people the right to vote, a right rarely taken advantage of. >> laura: a lot of people waiting in line in california. all you do is hear people complain, we have to wait in line, we have a right to vote. getting pizza, people having parties. okay, charlie, i have to play this. raymond was at the dallas rally just a few days ago for joe biden, and he went around asking some of the folks there about why they were supporting joe. watch. >> what is it about joe biden and made you come here tonight and earn your support? >> first of all, he had president obama's back. joe took darts for eight years for us, so we're going to show up for him and support him. >> the obama factor has you hear? >> yes, it is. the way he stood by and had to take those daggers by supporting and being the vice president of

the first african-american president. >> laura: it just -- it's the nostalgia vote. >> if they think they're going to win the presidency based on the stall joe, when america was in decline and we were sending billions of dollars to iran and empowering the ruling class, go. president trump has brought a whole new type of politics, one that is populist-driven, people-centric, and i, for one, would love to run up against someone who thinks they are going to go back to this kingdom of washington, d.c., idea of campaigning. >> laura: it's back to the future. "the maga doctrine." everybody go get this book there with congratulations, charlie. sorry i missed the party. i didn't get invited -- i'm kidding. i heard it was a lot of fun. coming up, is jill biden auditioning for a new job, and is joe biden mentally fit to be president? we talked about this, but raymond arroyo has different inside. disturbing answers in "seen and unseen" next. garcy

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♪ >> laura: time for our "seen and unseen" segment, louis revealed the stories behind the headlines. joining us at all of the details of the raymond arroyo, fox news contributor. raymond, you were in dallas with biden on monday night. >> i was indeed. >> laura: there was a moment at last night's rally in l.a. that was a little scary, revealing. >> watch jill biden's reaction, laura.

[indistinct shouting] >> jill says, you are okay, you are okay, after she intercepts the protester. and that is symone sanders. and symone sanders has the protester around the waist. we need them for the offensive team. the avenging, visiting angel. if the first lady thing doesn't work out for jill biden, there is a position here as director of secret service. she swoops right in. but here is the concerning thing. when you hear her saying "you are okay," that is both coach and caretaker. she should not have that kind of influence over him in public. imagine if melania trump were saying, okay, donald, go ahead, you are fine. >> laura: answering questions for him. >> right, intercepting reporters inquiries. it would not fly. those "you're okay, you're okay"

comments at the los angeles rally -- which only attracted a few hundred people, by the way -- even jill biden realized things were not going well. watcher expression during this moment of the speech. >> the other guy voted for it -- i don't know if you can get into that. i won't get going. the iron workers, steelworkers, boilermakers, plumbers. >> she knows he is adrift. she knows this isn't working. and yet, here he is, flaunted by everyone in the public, lifted up as the designee, but you see fluency is a problem. i watched him in dallas, laura. they kind of dragged him out there, he shuffles i would come turns it on, and then he goes flat fearful you wonder why isn't the audience crackling? where is the excitement? it's all generated, it's not real. and i think audiences and voters down the line are going to see this more and more. one of the reasons there is such a half-hearted response to biden's because his democratic supporters are concerned about his mental state.

as they told me outside the rally in dallas, these are his supporters on monday. >> concerns about joe biden's mental acuity. >> i'm 20 years younger than biden, even i have slips. >> very concerning. when he's getting softball thrown at him and he can't answer the question, it's getting rougher. the hard times haven't even started. >> does the mental acuity thing concern you? >> that's one of the reasons why i could not vote with my conscience for joe biden. >> this is not going to work, laura. he is going to have a rough time opposite donald trump. this is a little like bedding know mike betting on who is going to win "dancing with the stars." it was awkward, it was out of step. and i hope, i hope jill biden has some provision in the purse. they're going to need it. >> laura: mike bloomberg ended his half a billion dollar presidential run today. this past sunday, he spent as

much as 2.5 million on this tour de force. >> the public wants to know their leader is trained, informed, and respected. when a problem arises, they want someone in charge who can marshal facts and expertise to confront the problem. >> now this could have been part of the reason bloomberg never found his footing, laura. the public -- they are watching this, and he is saying "i'm going to take steps to protect everyone," and yet, he is caught during a virginia campaign stop doing this. look at this, licking his fingers and putting it back on the pizza, laura. >> laura: licking fingers is one of those things that his -- oh, my god. if i see that, i run. that is the most disgusting. >> this is a corona recipe. he is going to protect us? >> laura: even though bloomberg ended his campaign today, he celebrated what he accomplished. >> in just 100 days, i have been

to 73 cities in 27 states all across the country. no campaign has ever accomplished as much as you did in such a short period of time. >> he might have lost texas, but he won pago pago, the american samoa, five delegates for $500 million. >> laura: all those consultants who told him he could win, they are disgusting. >> before i go, a tip of the heart to you. what others were saying bloomberg was a sanders alternative, with money to burn -- >> laura: he's going to win, they were telling me. >> watch this. >> politics is about personality, whether it is bush, w, clinton, obama, trump, whether you like them or not, they all had big, outside personalities. bloomberg is just -- she's kind of doing things his own way, and if you don't like it, too bad. that just doesn't play. >> "doesn't play."

that analysis goes up for joe biden. they're propping him up. the personality -- this is not the joe biden of eight years ago when he debated little paul ryan. member the weird cackle he broke out in the middle of the debate? this is th the biden that says f the population dies of gunshot wounds. >> "we hold these truths." it's almost a dean martin roast. >> it's almost at the end when he was a little out of step. >> laura: i love it dean martin. >> dean was always a charmer. >> laura: we got to go, we have coronavirus to get to. >> no more romney 2.0. >> laura: no. raymond, thank you so much. coming up, what is it like to actually have the coronavirus? we're going to talk to someone who contracted the disease from the cruise ship. he joins us life and quarantine next. shouldn't you pay less when you use less data?

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♪ >> obviously, the diamond princess issue, there are unique challenges that our experts tell us an enclosed environment of a cruise liner, we are going to about best practices, and i thought it was time i spent some time with people in that industry, as we are meeting with the others in industries around the country. >> laura: vice president mike pence today updating the administration's coronavirus response, which is about to get a big boost to federal funding, almost $8 billion. today, the house passing the emergency response bill. it allocates $3 billion to develop treatment, $2 billion to the cdc, $1 billion to fight the virus oversees. the clip you just saw, vp reference the diamond contest cruise ship, which is where my

next guest contracted the coronavirus. joining me now is carl goldman, a passenger on that ship, now under quarantine at the university of the medical center. carl, how are you feeling, my dear? my goodness, sorry about what you have been through. how do you feel? >> thanks, laura. it's been a bit of an ordeal, but i feel fine. this virus for me was pretty light, equal to a very, very mild cold. and today, i'm feeling fine. unfortunately, i am still testing positive, and so i'm going to be stuck here for a while longer. >> laura: i have a question. how many times do you have to test negative in order to be released from quarantine? >> we have testing done three days in a row, and they test with a swap that goes deep up into each nostril and one down the throat, so they have to come up negative in all three of

those, three days in a row. they've gotten real high tech out here. omaha is one of the top centers in the country, set up by the cdc during the anthrax scare, so everything in bio containment area for about ten days, when i first got here, which was like a scene out of a movie. and where i am right now is in a much lower tech area. quarantine. what's funny, i get my results everything high-tech, but here's my results, coming on a post-it note. >> laura: oh, a post-it note. you compare the disease, you were in pretty good health when you contracted it, correct? >> right, i compare it to a mild cold. if i wasn't contagious, i would have been at work the next day, after a 24-hour stretch. i have the same symptoms most people tend to be getting, feeling fine, and then, the normal temperature zooms up, and

in my case, i was already on the plane back to america, slept for a couple of hours, and woke up with a 100 plus degree fever. they put me in a quarantine area, ended up landing at the air force base, put on the plane, and they brought me come along with my wife, to omaha. >> laura: i'm sorry, i have to ask this. is it true that your family is receiving death threats? is that true? >> yeah, it's really sad. we are getting death threats. my wife, who finally got released here two days ago, returned -- we run a local radio station in santa clarita, california. yes, we have been getting death threats, hate mail, one of our traveling companions is in a hospital in salt lake city. he is getting death threats. it's like we have the flag or we are lepers, it is really --

>> laura: it's unconscionable. it is absolutely outrageous, and you are complying with what you have to do, and you are isolating and waiting patiently, obviously that is what you are supposed to do, and you get repaid for that by getting death threats. thanks. that's unbelievable. well, we hope you get out soon, carl. >> thank you. >> laura: and we just pray for the rest of our country and the people around the world, health professionals are doing the right thing, and in our government has strong response. so far, it could have been a lot worse, but we will see where it goes. carl, we will be tracking you. get better. here's a question: why don't we know more, they will come about folks the coronavirus? not the personal identity, then they will get death threats, but age, gender, ethnicity, all of these factors that tell us who may be more at risk of getting sick.

maybe that would even bring the panic down a little bit in the country. joining me and i was ramin oskoui, he's been looking into this. we have information for all sorts of others' diseases, but why not the coronavirus, dr. o? >> it seems to be there may be a genetic predisposition. we saw this in mirs and sars. if you look around the world, china, italy, iran, even cruise ships, these are places where the air quality is extremely poor. it makes you wonder. we also suspect smokers may be at higher risk, and that might be why the male/female distribution is different. the cdc needs to be more forthright with with demographics feel this wouldn't violate hipaa. >> laura: the privacy rule protects all individually identifiable health information.

and it is information, including demographic data, that identifies the individual, or that can be used to identify. but that doesn't say if you're one particular ethnicity -- you can't identify an individual for that, correct? >> of course not. and there is public safety issue here, as well. i get a phone call about a patient, i'm expected to be forthright about the medical history, but something like this specifically, we need to be more -- more precise about what the risk factors are. people who are high risk and self-quarantine, or be much more cautious about what they do. >> laura: tonight, "the washington post" is reporting that vice president pence touted a new policy with any american being tested with a doctor's order. some physicians expressed a concern that people with mild symptoms, like what i'm feeling right now, might overwhelm a natiothenation's testing abilit. speak of the cdc distributed

testing kits a couple weeks ago that half of them didn't work. i think we shouldn't -- >> laura: you say "knowingly?" >> they knew they had -- but they think about anyway. you have to be in certain parts of china for two weeks before you got tested. and if you aren't, you didn't get tested. now they have brought into they will test, but we lost a lot of time. >> laura: you are not a big fan of the cdc's response? >> i haven't been a big fan of the cdc about many things. >> laura: why? what is a particular concern? >> we look at how they released acute flaccid violators. it is a polio variant, that would have been helpful if they released data. look at how they reacted with gun control. they are highly politicized. >> laura: a vaccination might be a year away, does that sound likely? >> it does. there is an is really company

that says sooner. >> laura: more information we can get without compromising individual identities, it will give the public more peace of mind, i think. thank you so much. dr. oskoui, good to see you. up next, another tribute to a fall in 20 democrat. take a billions of mouths. billions of problems. dry mouth? parched mouth? cotton mouth? there's a therabreath for you. therabreath oral rinse and lozenges. help relieve dry mouth using natural enzymes to soothe and moisturize. so you can... breathe easy, there's therabreath at walmart.

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i know that if i were black, my success would have been a lot harder to achieve. ♪ >> laura: [laughs] i don't know what to say after that. roman, nice job on that. that's all the time we have tonight. shannon bream on the "fox news @ night" team take it from here. before i totally lose my voice. shannon? >> shannon: nor do i, so we will leave it right there, laura. thank you so much. we begin to mate with a fox news alert fear of as the trump administration ramps up testing and continues testing, democrats response has been botched, some arguing medicare for all and big government options are the way to go in the cdc is not testing enough people. as republicans point to the president's early decision to limit travel once the virus broke out in china to his coronavirus ta task force and te

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