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was, it was on the wrong place. being a socialist in the most successful economy is like trying to sell ben & jerry's and siberia. he's trying to sell a bad idea that's twice his age and said, no way. it looks like the 50 plus crowd who pay their bills will make wiser choices, surprise. meanwhile with joe, that cardboard contraption may have structural flaws but at least it's standing in the right place. plus, he remembered his pants. as one wise man once said to come perhaps yesterday on this very show, dana, the dems of voting for biden are purchasing a tear down. it's not for the structure but the land. is it vp pick may be in charge at some point if he wins. so that's like snapping up a prime lot in which to build the harris home. the klobuchar castle, and the weaknesses of what they are left with become more apparent.

they should have blasted sanders early on but they liked the look of agreeing o with him so they e going nowhere. >> i will do everything in my power to make that happen. on sunday night in the first one on one debate of this campaign, the american people have the opportunity to see which candidate is best positioned to accomplish that. i very much look forward to the debate in arizona with my friend, joe biden. >> greg: sold the dems had two choices. the radically wrong, who honestly reflects the parties secret socialism, or the conventional codger who limped to the finish line to deliver someone younger and new like hillary. it could work. what if they don't get biden prepped and propped before trump, it will be like feeding old growth logs to a wood

chipper. all right, bernie is staying in. jessie, do you think it's a conspiracy? he staying in because he's not sure joe will make it to the end. but to the convention, if he doesn't make it to the commission then bernie will say, here i am everybody. >> jesse: is hedging his bets. but before we get into this, you fallen in love with the stare down analogy. you will use it everyday beat until the convention and i will be sick of it. america you've been warned. i think it's a big test for joe, he's a terrible debater and he's probably lost every single one of the debates he's been in but is still standing. i don't think he's going to do one on one well against bernie sanders. i just don't. and i feel bad for him. and i don't feel bad for anybody. i have very little empathy for anybody but it will be a sad situation. he loses his temper with regular voters. how will he do against donald trump? trump will make his head spin. joe biden, this is not presidential timber.

he's a bad communicator, isn't that sharp and has bad instincts. he doesn't have what it takes. he was in the senate for 36 years, he was vp for eight yea years. >> dana: i don't even think he's running. >> jesse: that's right. his son is stiffing his baby mama and blamed it on coronavirus. not a good look for joe. but bernie, bernie had his back against the wall and didn't throw a punch. i think everybody watching him knows that once you praise communism there's no way to beat donald trump. black america went with joe and that was all she wrote. bernie had no chance to beat donald trump. joe biden had better than no chance but that's still not a very good chance. the only thing you could say about joe is he saved his party from socialism. >> greg: what do you think

nancy, any strong predictions? >> even if biden does a horrible job against sanders, which he welcome it doesn't matter. because the democrats and coalesce and congeal around biden. no matter what happens. i have to say that sanders has passion. he believes that even though it is socialism like cuba. but i don't think biden has any clue about what's going on. now if jill biden ran, there might be an entirely different story. >> greg: gel can jump on stage and knock them down. >> jesse: he is a doctor and we need a doctor in these trying times, what's your analysis? >> juan: it seems to me that joe biden had a great night last night. i don't think there's much of a way that you could conceive of him not being the nominee at this juncture. but i do think that even though you have the lead and the ball

you can fumble. or you can throw an interception. was that, i think, was it the seattle seahawks through an interception down the one-yard line? so these things do happen. but you are saying about joe biden reminds me of what you said about joe biden way back. he's made so many mistakes, he's a stiff, he can't debate, but joe biden is doing pretty good. >> greg: that's because of the congealing. >> juan: the democratic voters are not congealing. real people went and cast their vote. >> jesse: they confused man with the communist. >> juan: proven upstanding decent citizen in donald trump. >> greg: give us your expertise. >> dana: it biden went to michigan once and won't want

every single county in michigan, higher margins than in 2016 tha. and i think that everybody should look at 2016. the democrats in their zeal for bernie sanders, because he has passion and he has these ideas. he feels like he has to debate the ideas. the truth is i don't think the democrats were as far left at some of us were thinking. they just could not stand hillary. if you look at these breakdowns, white men voted for bernie in 2016. they all went for biden in 2020 because i did not like the choice between ernie and hillary. so that lesson was not learned. now you have biden who, now you have to go to a debate to debate these ideas of bernie sanders that have been rejected across the country by democrats that are actually voting. >> greg: to that point, i have some sound on tape of bernie talking about how his winning the generational battle, let's

play that, for the heck of it. >> we are winning the generational debate, with older americans, especially those people over 65. our campaign continues to win the vast majority of the votes of younger people. and i am talking about people not just in their 20s but in their 30s and their 40s. a >> dana: while the thing is, you can have a movement, that's great. a lot of people like to have a movement or two per day. [laughs] i'm just frustrated with this whole thing with bernie sanders, it's so amazing. you have young people that come to your rallies and they will vote for you but in these tiny little numbers, it doesn't matter. there are older voters but they

chose somebody else. >> greg: mtv started rock the vote and now those are the older voters and they are rocking the boat. >> juan: it's with what bernie sanders is true, he won the voters 18 and even under 45. but to reiterate what dana just said to come they didn't turn out. he can go after trade policy or health care, and a lot of democrats are going to agree with him but ultimately as he said to come they don't agree that he is the best candidate to beat donald trump. >> jesse: and it also hurts him when he brings omar on stage or aoc on stage, you lose a lot of working-class voters when you go crazy. agree new deal extreme. president trump announcing he will be addressing the nation on coronavirus at 9:00 p.m. eastern time tonight. here is the president earlier. >> president trump: we will have to do something with respect to getting rid of this virus as quickly as possible, and as safely as possible. our number one priority is to

help the people of our country and so we will be making most likely a statement, i will be making a statement later on tonight as to what we have decided to do. >> greg: that comes as the nation officially designated the outbreak is a global pandemic due to its spread and severity. casas topping 115,000 in over 100 countries throughout the world. in the u.s. over 1,000 people are infected. of course president trump continuing to face attacks over his handling of the outbreak. >> when coronavirus broke out in china, people said this is china's chernobyl. it's actually donald trump's chernobyl because there are some things you can't lie and spin your way through above all something like a virus which is out of control, just as the soviet government could lie its way through atomic particles going through the air in ukraine 35 years ago. >> it reminds me of

hurricane katrina. just a failed federal response at failed federal mobilization. they underestimated the challenge. >> greg: do you think it's fair, dana, to say the response to failure? >> dana: i don't think it's fair on the katrina point but we argue that before. one of the things we talked about is we have a federal system so you have state and local governments, you're supposed to be on the front line if you are supposed to do the things. in china, they don't have that. they are afraid to tell their leaders bad news and that's why they lost time. we don't have that problem here. obviously people are free to criticize and they are going to. the burden of leadership is that you are going to get criticized but it seems to me today that the president was setting that all aside. he said in that cabinet room meeting with "the wall street journal" -- the wall street folks, he said first and foremost, the only thing i care about right now is the health of the american people. so that's what i'm going to focus on. i'm going to give a speech on

that tonight. i do think you will hear some additional aggressive measures to try to contain. i know the mayor of new york has finally canceled the st. patrick's day parade out of an abundance of caution. we know the ncaa games, there won't be fans. americans are trying to do things that are smart but the state and local governments still have a lot to do. and i think that most of them are trying to be cooperative with the federal government because they need president trump and his seem to be helping them. this before you act can't be too careful in an accident like th this. i did some research. a few years ago under barack obama the democrats love to the payroll tax. that was their signature thing under barack obama and they said how great of an idea it was. but now when president trump wants to do it it all of a sudden is bad. >> juan: you know i would love to come with you on those journeys to the library for research because i think you need to see a little context

about a terrible recession that we as an american people went through in oh eight. we are trying to come out. and i'm going to stop there but believe me republicans have been highly critical about stimulus packages and efforts to try to pull america out of a recession. anyway, it seems to me that you, jessie, are confusing really legitimate criticism with a political attack. >> jesse: tell me how. >> juan: one i think the virus will attack me where you come male or female, independent or -- we see it as a common enemy for for an assault so it's better to pull the politics. but if you are asking me about legitimate criticism i would say, i don't think we have enough tests. i would say that the president has said it, you know what? calm down. this will go away and we have it under control. those are direct quotes and you know what? not true. the vaccine, that's coming in a matter of months and the experts say, it will be a year and a

half. or we don't have a vaccine. so what people are looking for is trusting the leader. when he goes out there and starts calling names, people are like, whoa. >> greg: but to his point i think there is criticism about the availability of the tests. the president has been measured to come he has been calm and to say he hasn't been listening to the experts or he has been downplaying it, i think that's mistaking the president for saying, everybody wash your hands. we will get through this and we will beat this thing. it's not the boom a bubonic plague. >> nancy: i think also officially declaring it pandemic which happened today adds fuel to the flames. we already knew it was a pandemic, which means it's on every continent. but that will add to the hysteria. whoever is sitting in the

white house, regardless of who it is. >> greg: are you worried about it? how worried are you? >> nancy: i have children, they just cancel classes friday and monday. do i think it they are going to get it? no. if i look statistically at how many people per capita get it, no i don't. but in here i'm out mom and that's my number one priority. in fact, i want to soak in puerile the minute i leave. [laughs] >> greg: first of all, i am an excellent babysitter. so if you have any issues -- >> nancy: you never want to wash her hands. >> jesse: and i he touched his face in the open. before that's true, i'm a walking petri dish. let's talk about bret stephens first. i like this fella but something has gone wrong. 2016 has been a story of ego damage. people with the largest sense of

external health are still reeling from the trump victory so they have an inability to look at reality or take an inventory of their own errors so basically trump, the virus is the nail to the trump dds hammer. so at this point all behavior can be divided into two camps. if you say trump can do a better job at the public articulation of this emergency, that's accurate and it is a plus. but to go on tv and say, it's chernobyl or katrina, especially after having a four year emotional investment and income based on saying those things, then you are a negative. obviously this is my personal strategy. when you get up in the morning, you have to say, are you going to be a plus or a minus. so you do your stuff like you practice your hygiene and self distancing, you check out the

relatives that are older than you. you try to get some control over this to make yourself feel better especially in times of the unknown. control means everything. i'm a very giving person, and i care about everyone. especially the elderly. so, i think it's like -- i'm like juan. i don't want to get involved in the pool to go back and forth, i just want to do the right thing. >> jesse: he didn't ask us about making the analogy about chernobyl so we will let that slide. we won what greg was talking about, i noticed today and nancy picked up on this. schools closing, the nba game, i think the wires and the nets, no audience. i think you see now the st. patrick's day parade is being mentioned, groups of 150 and in some places groups of a thousand. the federal government is not giving clear directions of the

localities are now stepping in and creating their own rules. >> greg: i will tell you why. i think that we realize that the government cannot do everything, and we are in this together. >> jesse>> juan: shouldn't the , you know the experts, the people at the top, the same as they are working with the pharmaceutical industry, they could give us direction. >> greg: the event industry is getting hit hard. i think they would be criticized if they hadn't acted on this. >> jesse: today, the coronavirus canceled the coronavirus concert. >> dana: i think -- >> greg: the view had no audience. i mean they had an audience

there. [laughs] b3 once they put vice president pence in charge, i think he's done a great job. he's out there every single day and they take questions, and then we hurried to gavin newsom, the governor of california saying he's o on the phone houry with federal officials. remember it is a federal system so your state and local governments are the ones that will make these decisions. the president can't say unless it was in the most extreme circumstance, i am canceling ella's elementary school in denver, colorado, tomorrow. that would be absurd. we say why would you do that, they have state and local control for a reason. i think the federal government, aside from the testing thing which is something they are going to have to do, they are trying to get on top of it now but it does look like that was a big problem. >> jesse: i don't think the federal government has recommended the schools closed. this is something in the locality is doing to make everyone feel safer and that's on them. >> juan: no, but it's like the containment that we have here in

new york in new rochelle. the federal government didn't do that, the state government did that. but if you have experts of the top who can say to you, we are figuring out that the elderly, not so much the young. so here is our advice with regards to schools. we are figuring out how this could spread in a crowd and here's what we think about big basketball games or your conference of bakers. >> dana: but this morning and the testimony he said, i would not go to a credit event. if i were older -- so i think they are doing it. now i think the way that people are getting their information is too diffuse but they are talki talking. >> juan: i think tonight. i come by the way, salute president trump for speaking up. i think he is going to speak tonight. i hope they vet that speech very carefully and he delivers very clear messages that inspires confidence in the american people. >> jesse: we will tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern for the president to address the nation. up next, major hollywood creep

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>> juan: welcome back. we want you to know that president trump will be

addressing the nation on the coronavirus outbreak. but first disgraced hollywood mogul harvey weinstein learning his fate today in a new york city courtroom. he was sentenced to 23 years in prison for sexual assault. lawyers for weinstein are saying the sentence is too harsh. take a lesson. >> total unfairness and a complete lack of acknowledgment of what the facts and evidence of this case actually showed up. i think the judge took things into consideration that never should have been taken into consideration. of course it's too harsh, it's ridiculous. harvey feels terrible come of course he does, it's not an easy day. >> juan: all right nancy, we know you have a brand-new show on fox nation called a "crime stories." tell us about it. >> nancy: crime will make a covers the crime and justice needs of the day. we highlight missing persons cases, especially children,

unsolved homicides and cases that need attention. we've been on weinstein since the get-go and i can't believe his lawyers got up and whined that this was unfair. he got 23 years, but he could have gotten much more than that. frankly i'm surprised he only got 23. >> juan: i want to ask you a subsequent question on this. they make the point that he is an old man, likely to die in jail. he can't walk, they say he's lost his livelihood. he had a historic fall from grace. and -- >> nancy: whose fault is that? >> juan: hang on. he was a powerful guy. >> nancy: i think he said in court now he wants to help others. >> juan: the prosecutor said there have been deaf dozens of allegations against him dating into the 70s. the judge then says evidence of these other incidences of sexual assault are legitimate consideration for sentencing. and i thought to myself, he wasn't convicted of that?

>> nancy: hold on. hold your horses because other incidents were before the judge's purview. they were called similar transactions, cases that are so similar to the case in chief if they are allowed in evidence. when i go to a sentencing, the judge has a file. in that file he has the rap sheet and everything you could imagine. so the judge knows a lot that the jury doesn't know. >> juan: but he was never convicted of anything else. >> nancy: that's true but even on the charges for which he was convicted, he still could have gotten more than 23 years. it's not working. and another thing, they have already talked about an appeal, bring it on. if they are going to appeal that the sentences to light, that's not going anywhere. this sentence that judge burke handed down wasn't within statutory parameters. >> dana: if they appeal and lose, could he get more time?

>> nancy: wishful thinking, it doesn't work that way. >> juan: he could, he's got another case coming up in l.a. >> nancy: yes, for 4 accounts. in one of the cases of these ladies, her outcry witness which is, under the law, the first person molestation of rate person speaks to is a priest. good luck cross-examining him for the defense, i can't wait. >> juan: what did you take away from the sentencing? >> dana: i was focused on bernie sanders and the race today so i'm late on this one but i assumed he was going to have to go to jail. then when they said he's older, he should be able to stay at home, there's a lot of old people in jail and there are people like get caught and get in trouble and have to maybe go to rikers island. it's super unpleasant, but what he's convicted of his even more unpleasant for the women who are innocent. so, so what? >> juan: so what? jesse, it strikes me that this

took a long time for justice to be delivered but on the other hand he's sitting there and saying, this isn't fair to me. i didn't do it. how do you understand this? >> jesse: while he is an ugly man who abused his power. but there's a lot of them out there and women all over should blow the whistle. i don't care if they settle or want to go to trial, that's on them. the days of preying on women for decades is pretty much over. if you look at weinstein, r. kelly and jeffrey epstein, those guys are either dead to come up behind bars or awaiting trial and they are not a threat to women anymore. >> juan: it's was sending a message. >> jesse: , because before when you pray on this many women, it makes the job of prosecutor so much easier because they can pick from dozens of cases and try the easiest one to get the guilty verdict. so it doesn't matter how rich or powerful you are. if you do this, the long arm of the law will find you.

what's upsetting is, it took so long because all of the entourage around a guy like this whether they are lawyers or thugs, you know, they silence people with money. they threaten them verbally or physically so they don't speak up. if you can charge these people in a conspiracy or something like that, i would like to see that because there is a lot of people also responsible for what harvey did. >> nancy: you want to tell me that harvey weinstein's assistants and secretaries and enablers didn't know what was happening? they would lure these girls in under the guise of an interview. they knew what was going on. >> juan: so greg, you've heard of stockton to malone, you know john stockton and karl malone basketball where he feeds him the ball and -- >> dana: even i know that. >> greg: such a racist comment, like i would know basketball. [laughs] >> juan: today i was struck by the idea that nbc did nothing

with this story. we talk about jesse saying how long it took. why did nbc sit on this story? >> greg: a couple of things. well, you mention the world word entourage. if you include entourage in hollywood, the media or anyone that has power that harvey weinstein can tap into and they tap back. he had his fingers in a lot of stuff that allowed him to get away with this. people should be interviewing the people who defended him, the actors and actresses and the producers and industry bigwigs to find out what's going on. because frankly into months, he's a friend of hillary, he will be suicided in about two months. you have to get to them first. leslie, epstein is a horrible person but he camouflage that with his causes.

he had the pig pass which allows you to get away with everything because you are progressive in appearance and a pig when you get somebody alone. the thing is, so many people knew about it, tom cruise played a character based on him in, what was it, pineapple express? tropic thunder. it was well-known enough that tom cruise actually played a version of him and so they knew. >> dana: is there a move movie pineapple express? >> greg: yes, it is, it's pretty good. >> juan: president trump will be dressing people on the coronavirus. the latest on the pandemic when "the five" comes back. stay with us. ♪ oh! not again! oh, thanks! you know automated lights are just the beginning.

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address the nation from the oval life this mike office tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on the coronavirus. that comes after the world health organization officially classified the virus is a global health pandemic. the organization says the officials made that decision because of the alarming levels of spread and severity. meanwhile coronavirus cases here are exceeding 1,000. here's president trump sounding off on a possible stimulus plan to help the economy. >> president trump: if we get rid of the problem quickly then everything solves itself and we don't need stimulus, that would be good. but we are talking about various forms of stimulus. i think payroll tax would be great. democrats are trying to figure out why, because it would be something good for the citizens and people and even longer term for the country. that's up tax that people have long been talking about cutting or getting rid of entirely. >> dana: i think one of the reasons a president is taking action is not only the pandemic

but and steps on the economy but also does from dr. anthony saatchi about how it could get worse. >> we will see more cases and things will get worse than they are right now. how much worse will they get when they depend upon their ability with an influx of the people that are affected coming from the outside and the ability to contain and mitigate within our own country. bottom line, it's going to get worse. >> dana: so he's talking about the government needing to speak more directly but i feel like that's pretty direct and transparent. >> greg: we human beings are mirroring the stock market. if the stock market and the investors realize that they are overreacting in one day, enough to correct at the next day, why are you giving everyone this

headache. why can't we have a stock market holiday? it's like watching a guy played blackjack who isn't allowed to leave even during a bad streak. you are at least allowed to leave a bad streak. we don't have stock market on christmas, do we? so why don't we have a stock holiday? >> dana: after 9/11 they did do that for a while. they shut it down for a little bit to give everyone some breathing space. >> greg: so i accidentally barreled into a good idea. >> dana: i don't think that would be -- is it too severe? >> jesse: yeah, let's shut the markets down, greg. [laughs] >> greg: i'm not an economist, i come up with ideas. >> dana: the other thing they did was they had the wall street folks in talking about how banks can help people. the banks are not in distress but people may be in distress if they are not able to go to their jobs or hold the conferences and

things like that. the other thing they do is talk tto the health care company ceos and got them to agree to not make people pay for copayments and other items related to their care if they get coronavirus. >> jesse: i was happy to hear from the bank ceos today. they said the country is strong, the banks are gone, because strong, there is liquidity. they are able to lend to businesses in trouble and help the consumer as they can. the president will go out there and talk about bringing the country together, democrats and republicans to get some sort of stimulus in place to make sure the markets are calm and the people and it industries that need help get it. the markets are reacting to news. for instance when this guy comes out and says come at the coronavirus is ten times more lethal than the flu. then later he says, and the death rate is 1%, not 3% like we thought three weeks ago. the media, they bury the good news and they put up the news

ten times deadlier than the flu. that's why -- the most important thing to realize is it's less deadly than we think it is, not less deadly than three weeks a ago. i was in starbucks today. >> nancy: you paid $5 for coffee? >> greg: i know. speak >> nancy: you've got to try mcdonald's, man. >> greg: so they took -- they got rid of it. people are changing their ways. listen, i was in an uber today. the guy rolled his window down, that never happens. and people are starting to aerate in the gym. and i don't take the subway for other reasons dana, and you know why. >> dana: i took the subway today. i was running out of time. the concern for our health care workers that they could get

overwhelmed. so the fact that, people aren't in hospitals with a bunch of empty bed sitting around but if we have people that need need b, that's a concern. so what's it like down there? that's where the cdc is quartered. >> nancy: big concern. everyone is airing out and people are wearing masks, same thing at laguardia. trump has to walk a very fine line. i know the stats, i can read it. although they didn't teach math in law school, sadly. but if it happens to you, then the stats don't mean a hill of beans. and when you are putting your children at school or the mall where the karate class or whatever they are doing, that's a concern to me. so you can't pooh-pooh it. >> greg: watch your language. >> dana: juan, what do you think about the possibility of a payroll tax or something else in terms of stimulus to help these industries get through what could be a difficult time? >> juan: we got to do something.

we talk about the cruise ship industry but then you've also got to think about all the other conferences. we could go on, obviously professional sports, so much will be impacted by this, hotels and on. >> nancy: they haven't even mentioned the courthouses. everyone is breathing on each other. >> dana: everyone's breathing on each other. >> juan: i said let's not be political, and then he goes out and starts attacking democrats overestimates plan that would last just long enough that it would be november at the time of the election, then it's gone. >> greg: so let's extend it then. >> dana: no more payroll taxes. just kidding. president trump will address the nation tonight from the oval office at nine eastern on the coronavirus. ♪

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♪ >> dana: president trump will deliver an address to the nation about the coronavirus tonight at 9:00 p.m. he's expected to outline his plan to fight the pandemic. john roberts is live at the white house for a preview. >> good afternoon to you dana. the president said when he was in the meeting with the bankers this afternoon that he has made a number of decisions today and if there were a couple of other decisions that he would make

after the meeting as well. and he would talk to us all about that tonight at 9:00. one of the decisions that the president may have to deal with, extending travel advisories or even travel restrictions to some areas of the world, certainly the coronavirus really has exploded throughout europe. so that could form part of it. there also could be some news on the financial stimulus front. there is no actual plan at the moment. unless they are cobbling to something together quite quickly. the president believes there is a number of things he can do administratively just help out small businesses, people with paid leave, people who have been laid off and extending unemployment benefits. the big one that the president wants to go after and that is at the very least a temporary elimination of the payroll tax that is paid every week by employees across the country. 12.4%, when you add up the employer and the employee contribution for social security.

that would have to be done through congress. the president has made no secret of the fact that he has done that on a permanent basis as well but it seems to be very little appetite to do it in congress, not on a temporary basis let alone a permanent basis. it's what we will hear is a decision that he has taken in terms of trying to get the country safe from the virus and trying to mitigate the spread of the disease as well as what he plans to do financially to make sure that the economy stays healthy. democrats have criticized him for focusing on corporate america over individuals in this country, focusing on the economy rather than the health of americans. you got to keep the people healthy, and you have to keep the economy healthy because if you don't that will create its own set of problems. >> dana: john roberts of them white house, we will see you again at 9:00. you can do both things, take care of the economy or try to help the economy and take care of the economy. >> greg: we have a great free market that centralize so when one sector gets hit the other sector rises and it is

resilient. but you know what is better than fear? service. doing something for someone else gives you a sense of control. how about a relative. >> dana: any thoughts, jesse, before we let you go? >> jesse: you're letting me go? >> dana: we will have "one more thing" today, first time all week. >> jesse: i think it will be positive and they are reacting to the numbers. once the numbers start to peak and come down, you will see the market return to normal. >> dana: we will have "one more thing," coming up next. >> greg: will we? i hope so. want to brain better?

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♪ >> greg: go to fox nation, i've got a great interview with burgess owens, and it felt gre great. now let's do this quickly. ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great we haven't had a good "animals

are great" in a week, even in times of struggle, you can find a little dog having a good time with the balloon. that's what you got to become a wake up every morning and find that little balloon and hit it with your nose. >> we took a little break from everything else and that dog is a hero. can you top a dog in the ballo balloon. >> nancy: we just watched crime stories on fox nation, $0.99 for the first month and i had on kathy miller, trying to solve a cold case, he was gunned down. i believe a white male tried to lure him into a car, he wouldn't go and he was killed. already we are getting information after our first

fox nation -- i think that tops the balloon and the dog. >> greg: will discuss that later. >> dana: welcome to fox nation. i'm going to remind you of this all week -- stop looking at my paper. michael higgins was hosting an event for international women's day and his burmese mountain dog marched in and was like where is my dad to? he's looking all over for his dad and that's kind of interesting. he found his dad and got a couple belly pats, i thought that was so cute. >> greg: this is i an offensive

story, especially on women's day. >> juan: i'm going to let this video talk for itself. take a look at this incredible scene, a 22-year-old british skier comes across a stunning surprise while heading downhill at a resort in the french alps. a 19-year-old woman buried in 2 feet of snow, she was running short on oxygen, getting panicky, unable to push yourself out with her arms so she suffered no injuries fortunately, thanks to the sharp eyed skier who saw her, stopped and with human compassion rescued her. in the french alps. >> greg: why wouldn't this guy film and get help? you could have gotten there twice as fast if you put the camera down. >> jesse: how much do you think she got paid for that video? we are going to look into it, it's going to be on fox nation.

we haven't done this in a while, jesse's hair news. look at that, it moves. minnesota high school, state championships for hockey, look at the lettuce on these guys. that's a lot of cabbage right there. who do we got here? carrot top almost. what's going on with that guy? business in the front -- and my man. don't know his name but that is a great cut, look at these guys. they are all going pro. i'm on martha maccallum

tonight. >> greg: that was quite a show, set your dvrs, never miss an episode of the five -- "special report" is up next. >> bret: that was quite a show. good evening, welcome to washington. breaking tonight, president trump says he has made some decisions about dealing with the coronavirus and we will apparently all find out together during an address to the american public, 9:00 p.m. eastern. you will see it here on fox. one of the president's top medical advisors sing today things are going to get worse before they get better, the question is how much worse? the world health organization says the coronavirus outbreak is now a global pandemic. after days of historical losses, a rolle roller coaster on the m, all three major u.s. stock indices have descended into a bear market. as the death toll into the country hits 30 in the infection count goes to 1100 cases.