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>> you may hear a little infection in my voice, like i'm emotional, it's not because i'm scared, it's the opposite. for the first time in a while, i'm not scared. i work at probably the premier hospital in new york city,y, our hospital is almost exclusively covid-19 hospital. but we are flirting and we know a lot and what i want you to know is that every single day, we are getting better. we know more and i am confident that the stuff i can tell you today should make you feel like when this comes to your community that you don't have to be scared and you can protect your family. jesse: what i'm going to play for your next is very, very important. listen carefully, this is how you get infected by the virus. >> the way that you get this is a transmission of the virus, almost exclusively from your hands, to your face.

from your hands to your face. your eyes, your nose or into your mouth. there's a lot of talk about getting it through contact, hand do face, there's a small thought that it can be existing in the air. the thought at this time, you have to have very long sustained contact with someone. i'm talking about over 15 to 30 minutes, in an unprotected environment, and a very closed room without any time of mask for you to get it that way. to simply state the overwhelming majority of people are getting this by physically touching someone who has this disease or wealth development in the next one or two days then touching therapist. the thing that makes me smile a little bit is t that i know now

that i won't get this disease. i know how to protect myself. jesse: let's go over this again, get the virus on your hand, touch and infected person or infected surface and then you touch your hands to your face. don't do that. in some cases, if you're in a small sealed off space and room for 15 minutes or so with somebody else infected, you could probably get it that way. listen to these two tips. coming up on how to prevent yourselves from being affected by coronavirus. >> i want to give you a few very, very practical tips and how to protect yourself. become a hand. keep your hands clean. the second thing is, you have to start psychologically working on the connection between your hands and your face.

someone at a party has this and you shake their hand. then you touch your face.d. it's that simple. that's how you get thiss disease those two things combined is incredibly powerful and will prevent the transmission of the disease in your family and 99% of cases. know your hands are clean and not touch her face. jesse: this is the key. if you listen to any part of the show, listen to this. it's straight from the doctor on the frontline. keep your hands clean. watch them all day long. carry hand sanitizer wherever you go. use your elbows or shoulders to open doors, whatever. if you need to touch something like a grocery storee card, used and sanitizer before and after. please, stop touching your face. that's how the virus transmits,

from your dirty hands to your body, it gets into your eyes, nose or mouth. be aware of where your hands are at all times. wearing a mask is one way to train yourself to not touch your face. you can wear a mask if you want, don't hoard them. do not shake people's hands. you can go outside but keep isaac speak different distance apart from other people. if you sneeze or cough, do it in your elbow. out in the air or in your hand. shrink your social circle. the people keeping large social circles right now are at much higher risk. sitting in a small area with someone outside that circle with the door or window close, not a good idea right now. most of the transmission from family member to family member, make sure your family member knows these tips. we will vanquish the virus if we are smart and clean. thirty-five medical teams are racing towards a vaccine. the cases are incredible. records are being shattered. this last week, the volunteers

were given their first experimental dose. we'll have a cure next year. we will have medicine in months. dozens of companies have stepped up to the plate, producing millions of mask, gloves and hand sanitizers. fema shipping equipment all across the country right now. the national guard is providing a lot of support on the ground. the army corps of engineers building field hospitals and hotspots. basically overnight. the navy sending ships with thousands of beds to a new york harbor, l.a. harbor, really fast. doctors and nurses and paramedics are doing an amazing job taking care of our people. starbucks giving free coffee to first responders and quarterback drew brees donated $5 million for the virus. thank you. testing is finally wrapped up. we tested more people in eight days in south korea tested in

eight weeks. the% of the people tested don't have it. those who do usually recover quickly based on age and health. the mortality rates are dropping. the united states and germany have the lowest mortality rates of any country in the world. we need to keep our foot on the gas, america can't fall back. her femtoliters and masks are needed, so is testing. stay home for now. stay smart and stay clean. my heart goes out to the americans who lost their jobs or businesses, i'm so sorry if you're sick. we will make america healthy again. the economy welcome back. things will get better. we are all in this together. earlier i spoke with a man leading the task force, vice president mike pence.

i want to talk to you about the strategy being deployed here, i've been watching these briefings, tell me if i have this right. you have this 15 day pause. where you are trying to slow down the virus and also gives us a window to search these supplies to the hospital, get the money out to the american people so when the economy eventually does open up, you can goit on offense with this thing and get these drugs out and gete vaccine out, eventually to killer. is that right? >> i think you described it well. although, thanks to president trump's decisive action going all the way back to january, we we uphe opportunity to stand a whole of government approach. as marshall leadership of the state and local level and is engaged literally businesses and every american in our 15 days to slow the spread but i think it's important for yourut viewers to note that when the president may

be made the unprecedented decision to suspend all china travel in january and then travel from europe, uk and even before that began screening all passengers from italy and south korea, it brought our nation time to do a exactly what you said, that was stand up a nationalna response, the presidt signed a declaration of emergency around the country. we put fema in the lead and literally over the course of this week, we've seen testing dramatically expanding now more than half a million tests performed around the country. we are starting supplies, especially to those areas of new york, new jersey, california, washington state and parts of louisiana where the coronavirus has spread the most. the fact that the president acted early and the fact that tens of millions of americans have been putting the president's coronavirus

guidelines for america into effect, we truly believe that we have significantly reduced the spread of the coronavirus and will continue to make the recommendation and search resources to bring a full american response. jesse: when the president did make the bold decision to slap the travel plans, or their people anden b not orbit aroundm saying no, you don't have to do that now, a maybe wait for a second? >> the president listened to the healthcare advisors and i was literally sitting next to the desk in thelu oval office when e decision about closing all travel from china was presented and president trump made that decision without hesitation. he has every step of the way. he has t put the health and safy of america first.

the really inspiring thing is that with the president's decisive action, with extraordinary efforts across a broad suite, not just the federal government but this president has formed a partnership with every governor in america, organized response through fema. you understand that when it comes to health crises in our country, the response are locally executed, the courageous healthcare workers and often time law-enforcement supporting them and it's a state managed federally supported mission. the president has been driving that with consistent leadership and legislation passed by the congress this week the third bill that thede president was ae to secure, speeding resources to american families, help for people employed by and who own small businesses, strengthen our economy across the board, support our estates and

hospitals and our healthcare workers. what president trump has made clear, he would not hesitate to take the action necessary to protect the people of this country from the spread and the threat of the coronavirus and we put particular emphasis, if i can say, on the most vulnerable. the truth is, most americans who even contract the coronavirus will have mild symptoms, flulike symptoms and fully recover. but for a small portion of americans who contract this disease, particular seniors with underlying health conditions or anyone with an immunodeficiency, the threat of the coronavirus is very real and it's the reason why throughout the 15 days from early on when we raise the guidelines for every nursing home in america and began to do aggressive enforcement with long-term care facilities, we

are going to protect our vulnerable americans but in the midst of doing all that, as the president said, his desire is to put america back to work. up as soon asry we can responsibly do that and the team this week has been bringing those recommendations. jesse: you and the task force are looking at this recommendation that you are going to deliver to the president in the next week or so. it's a very tough decision, maybe even tougher than slapping for travel ban on china because there's wrists. if he opens the economy up too soon, there's a risk, if he doesn't open it up soon enough, there's another risk. what are you specifically looking at and basing your decision on infant formulating a recommendation to the president on? >> it's the right question. what i can tell you is short answer -- we are following the data.

with the public-private partnership that the president secured with massive commercial ads around the country, we are literally doing tens of thousands of tests a day and we've gotten a great deal more understanding about where people have contracted the coronavirus, ioseho recovered, whose most at risk and the regions of there country most impacted. while the president has said he'd like to open the country up in weeks, not months, we are going to be bringing that data forward to him. the advice of not the best healthcareer experts in the country, the best in the world are working on oure task force. also the president will make a decision he believes is in the best interest of all of the american people. jesse: there's a lot of data out there, people get it from the u.s. media, is the specific statistics you think that maybe people should not be focusing on

or should be focusing on, is that the mortality rate? is at the number of people infected? is the percentage of people who get tested who don't have the virus? what you think people should and shouldn't be focusing on when they hear numbers? >> first and foremost, it speaks to the compassion of the american people. our hearts go out to any americans family who has lost a loved one from the coronavirus. they have a right to focus there but to your points, the number that you don't see recited on screens on regular basis, people have been tested versus how many people have contracted the disease. people can go and look for that data on virtually any network including this one on a regular basis butse literally, because f partnership that the president force, he created an all new system of testing that really replaced a system that was never designed to do the massive

surveillance testing we are able to do today. we have a much better fromstanding and apart areas of the country where we seen a higher incidence of the coronavirus, areas like the new york city metropolitan area, the averageha is not for everyone tt tested, roughly 10% of americans test positive for the coronavirus. i believe that would be an encouragement to everybody to understand that while they may have symptoms, and they are certainly more thanav entitled title to have a test, the data showing eight or nine out of t ten, number of americans, vast majority of americans tested for the coronavirus have not tested positive. that's a number i think should be an encouragement to people but also factor into their understanding about the scope of the coronavirus in our country.

>> that's a great number. before i let you go, i have one thing you might want to address with the task force. if the task force was to tell every american, if you could all stay inside for one week, we would save the 2020 football season. i'm telling you, the whole shelf with walk up in their own better. you don't understand, they want their football, telling them to stay inside, that would do a lot of good. jesse: >> thanks for the recommendation.. y i think president trump has made it clear, we want to open our country up as soon as we can responsibly do that but i last words tonight to your millions of viewers, we can hasten the day we can reopen our country, if the american people will put into practice the president 15 days to slope the spread, avoiding groups of more than ten, eating in restaurants,

avoiding unnecessary travel, washing your hands, looking after members of your family, staying home if you're sick, people have been doing this all over the country over the last two weeks. all our health experts are convinced it had a material effect on impacting in a positive way the spread of the coronavirus. we think we've significantly reduced the number of americans exposed but as the american people put these guidelines, the better part of two weeks ago into practice, we know we can slow the spread, we can protect our most vulnerable. we will heal our land. jesse: we appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you. jesse: still ahead, joe biden having a hard time campaigning onr president from his house. it hasn't been pretty. first, "watters' world" calls out the villains of the coronavirus and steve bannon reacts.

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legendary manager bill mark 18, pretty much tanked the market. >> how is coming. this was appealing without ever had, like a tsunami coming. t you feel it in the air, the tide starts to roll out. on the beach, people are playing and having fun like nothing going on. that's the feeling of had for the last two months. my colleagues at work thought i was a lunatic. they need to shut it down now. america will and as we know it, i'm sorry to say so. unless we take this option. jesse: 's comments rocked wall street and the dow dropped 1300 points. all hell broke loose and panic set in. the markets continue to drive and they scrambled all over washington d.c. we are now finding out is this. he made two billing dollars on the crash.

2 billion. he shorted the market. he bet on it crashing and pushed it over the edge on tv and cashed in on his two billing dollars but. speculated and spooked and collectors. we don't know if this was proped but itke definitely needs to be looked into. an update on another villain we told you about last week, north carolina report temperature for is being sued. he's a guy who went to a secret senate reading on the virus, told insiders it would hit america very hard and basically killed off his entire stock portfolio. nearly $2 million before the virus scorched the market. he made a lot of money at the right time but didn't want the public. i guess he warned his broker instead. he got slapped with the fact lawsuit from shareholders. insider-trading forgiveness keeping you posted on that. televangelist jim baker up to his old tricks. he was in prison defrauding

viewers out of millions of dollars. now he's back with his followers again. pitching a cure for coronavirus. baker and the? said the buyers would be cured by a silver solution. eighty dollars a bottle. it's obviously fake. the very definition of a snake salesman. nancy pelosi exploited the pandemic to push radical agenda. she crashes associations at the last second and almost blewka up in order to shoehorn millions. the radical quota social justice regulation and election, just a few of theht relevant items she tried to wedge and, having nothing to do with fighting the virus. eventually she was successful in getting millionss for illegal immigrants and npr into the belt. shameless. new york city public officials

belonged on the hall of fame. you've seen them blasting president trump, saying he's not weeding, not taking the buyers seriously. well, "watters' world" looked back to see what the same officials were saying just weeks ago. >> life is going on pretty normally right now. we want to encourage that. if you're under 50 and your healthy, which is most new yorkers, there's very little threat here. this disease, even if it were to get it, it basically acts like a common cold. because ofhut down undue fear. >> the risk to new yorkers for coronavirus is low and our preparedness as a city is very high. there's no reason not to take the subway, not to take the bus, not to go out to your favorite restaurant. jesse: that was the mayor of new york city andes the health commissioner saint everything is fine. everyone is prepared, leave your normal lives.

i was just a little while ago. it takes an unbelievable amount of you know what to turn on a dime like that. pointing fingers at the president. saw this coming before they did. a lot of people in the media have some nerve. look at thee washington post on fibroid third, why we should be wary of an aggressive government response of coronavirus. now they are saying trump should check on the entire economy for most and if he doesn't, it's because he doesn't care about people dying. look at npr on january 29. write about catching the new coronavirus? in the u.s., flew is a bigger threat. and it changes tune real fast. here's the headline from this week. tom compares coronavirus to the flu but it could be ten times deadlier. when these know what else in the media start ranting around acting like trump is always wrong, see how they play the game. spineless cheat shot artist.

we'll tell you how terrible trump has done, the american people disagree. nbc news, washington post, americans give the president better marks for handling coronavirus then they gave barack obama handling ebola. president trump's approval for handling the virus, very strong. president trump's job approval is at an all-time high. [cheering] and people want to get back to work. the president will work with scientists and the governors to make that happen, hopefully by april. people will go back to work in stages and in different parts of the country. they are going to work differently and smartly, still keeping a distance and keeping clean. the president would love to see our economy start coming back by easter. i would love to aim it right at easter. so we are open for church

service and services. generally on easter sunday, that would be a beautiful thing. our country is not supposed to k be, it's not built to shut down. i said, i want the cure to be worse than the problem itself. it's just a goal. jesse: it's possible and based on science but it seems like the media wants the economy to shut down for months and months on end. >> about happened, just 19 days from now, then in may, you would have millions of dead people all over the country. jesse: that's fake news. totally irresponsible and it's a lie. why would the media decide besides genuinely wanting to protect our health, why would they want an economic shutdown? >> i feel like the bottom has to follow and i'm hoping for because i think one way you get rid of trump is a crashing economy. so bring up the recession. i've been praying for our recession. you should wish for a recession because i would definitely get him unelected.

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public appearances. accurate home from california, the number of icu coronavirus cases jumped 105 overnight from 200 to 410. overall, hospitalizations increased more than 5000 cases confirmed in california. back to wandsworth. ♪ jesse: president has a tough decision to make, went to open the economy back up and how? trading death $4. >> it seems were publicans are making the argument that the world war two that died, but the korean war vet die. the everybody in that generation die because we are worried about boeing. it's the weakest among us. it's senior citizens, who they are ready to euthanize. they want boeings corporate earnings to not dip too low.

jesse: joining me now, white house chief strategist and host of the war room pandemic radio show, steve bannon. steve, what's a calculation for opening backup? >> i think the president from, you've got to put the fires on the back and vent open it up. 2.3 truly dollar economic package, which took on the economic crisis that this drop in demand has done is a start read the whole thing. i'm an advocate, i think the data will give president trump, people should understand, he's a business i. these numbers and data driven. i think we will see a big shift ais weekend, he will sit there and say hey, right now we will continue to make it an increase the lockdown, which i'm advocate of. in your opening segment, judy to me was one of the most powerful things.

even harder lockdown right now, harder lockdown right now and then -- nobody should lose a job, no company should go out of business. we have to bridge the small companies, entrepreneurs so if you have to go through hell, the president is a wartime president, he's made some tough calls already and shut down all for traffic coming in from china and quarantined everybody who came back and he was criticized by morning joe and biden and those guys, i think he's made the right decisions. i think the numbers show him where new york is going, where new orleans is going detroit, that we keep this even in a harder lockdown at least through easter and then see where we are. your colleague hasn't good program but i would disagree, it's not either or. we got to bridge in this week, he said with got to bridge the

economy to get over this. i think president trumppe will come to theth conclusion, i want to tighten this up for so we can get through this quicker and faster and have a steeper ivrevival. i believe that's what's going to happen. jesse: i think you're right about that. we will hold steve over now but he wants to m talk about china d other issues regarding fake news. the press conference setting record ratings but the media doesn't want you to see them. we'll tell you why. joe biden struggling to make sense. >> the bad news is, we both know me. the good news is, they know me. ♪

president trump coronavirus task force briefings are becoming on, they provide critical updates and monster ratings. the average breaking towel drying over 8 million viewers on cable, more than the bachelor. my favorite show.y monday's marathon breaking through over 12 million, up

there with monday night football.. also because they are filled with compelling moments like these. >> we have mc keyed up and they are psyched and they are incredible. there's no games with these people. they are screaming get it done, get it done. there's nothing like sitting around taking it easy. >> none. how many deaths? none. >> saturday, a low-grade fever. >> on monday -- >> house michael? >> you tweeted earlier, the closing of the country to your election in november. is this timeline based on that? you tweeted the mediare wants to

remain closedou. >> no, the media would like to do poorly in the election. it's very clear there are people in your profession that like fake news. you do. she does. >> the media is not happy. they are getting full access. but i still hate it. they want these things blacked out. >> if it went up to me, and it's not, i would stop putting the briefings on live tv. out of spite but because it miss information. >> the briefings are substitute for rallies, no question. >> is also a political platform to promote the messages he's not able to promote at rallies because he can't hold rallies right now. jesse: seattle's npr said they are refusing to air the m briefg because they are concerned about misinformation. the media concerned about misinformation. what's really going on here?

back with steve bannon. just 20 seconds on this, let's get to china. what you think? >> it's very powerful. every day, he gets up there and walk through the power moves he's doing to help the governors and help the mayors and that's why people are tuning in, they want that information. i think these things cannot stop. he's a wartime president, we are at war with one of the most dangerous enemies the country is ever had but a economic crisis he solvent with congress. i think it needs to be expanded with other people but trump is part of it. i think it's very powerful. the country theater. jesse: and china accountable? real quick. >> look, we now know that china knew about the human transmission. president l l trump is dealing h xi jinping at theea level he has to. the two countries how to get along. the chinese people who are the most decent hard-working people on earth have been terrorized by the chinese party.

they knew about this and maybe as early as late november. they didn't really mess up to human to human transmission until i couldn't hide anymore. it's their biological to normal and they fessed up to it mid-january. that's about 45 to 60 days and paid the destruction in the world capital markets, this reduction and pension funds and human lives from italy to india to new york to the united states and to china. they are the biggest victims. it's on the doorsteps of the chinese communist party. they are absolutely response will for this and they must be held accountable. rising people in the senate right now saying like josh hawley, marco rubio i think they had to be held accountable. every company who the company must sue them and federal court and i think any company who takes a penny a must bring the supply chain back.

we've got to get that back in there. this is not like, the people we are fighting for is also the chinese people. this totalitarian dictatorship, if you see what they allow, they lied about what was going on and wuhan to the people and wuhan and the doctors who are the heroes there, who exposed it were tortured, these doctors went back and doctor lee, a martyr went back and died giving treatment to the people and wuhan. as the quality of people you have in china. i they must be held accountable. jesse: always appreciated. logical chernobyl. joe biden emerges from this weekend. they are jumping ship. we'll show you why this next. restaurants have always been there for you.

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>> joe biden campaign has been quarantined he can't hold rally or the campaign is in quarantine bargaining can't hold rallies or fundraisers, he has to run for president from his house. it's not his fault it's not going well. >> in addition to that, we have to make sure we are in a position that we are -- well, let me go here.

jesse: it took almost a whole week to install the camera in his house. i'm in the business, it only t takes a day. he is having trouble with the teleprompter and having problems telling the truth. >> when i left the senate, i became a professor at the university of pennsylvania. jesse: not really. joe never taught a single class there. not once. he got an honorary degree when he left the obama white house. that's it. t then there were other things that didn't make any sense at all. biden went on the view to explain how he would fight coronavirus. >> we have to take care of the jury. that will make the problem worse no matter what. no matter what. jesse: what? taking care of the cure will make the problem worse? unfortunately, there was no where that came from. >> the good news is bad news. the goodew news the bad news is people know me. the good news is they know me. [laughter] we want joe started to more

interviews, things got even more awkward. >> why doesn't he just act like a president? >> sorry. >> go ahead. >> no, it's best i don't. it's like watching a yo-yo. i shouldn't have said it that way.y. [laughter] it's okay. jesse: i'm starting to feel sorry for the sky. i really am. is not even paying attention to the coronavirus guidelines. >> excuse me. >> you are supposed to pop into your elbow. i learned that watching your white house -- >> but that's okay.on i agree, you're right. >> it's old school to do it with your hand. jesse: we know joe isn't alone

because we know he's not running for camera feed himself. so should he just turn the camera off and lay low until a virus is gone? steve hilton, host of the next revolution. what you think? >> i say please, no.o. don't lay low, keep going. we love it. honestly, a few weeks ago, a few months ago, we started this regular segment, the joe biden comedy segment. every single week, we provided new material. you showcased some of it right there. we were just saying, it's a gift that keeps on giving. what's hilarious about joe biden, he's making such a mess of this and it's going to be a disaster for him for the short-term and long-term play in the short term, he's putting himself out there they are interested in what he saying, by showing he would be a better leader than president trump, he got the experience, he would

handle a crisis better but every time he tries, he makes a fool of himself. he comes across like what he looked there, a fool, the last person you want in a crisis like this. china and trade, he's the last person we need to handle this situation or any other. jesse: we will keep watching from his library and we'll see what he says and you are covering on sunday so we'll tune in. thank you very much. up next, help during the pandemic and you can do it from your couch. will be right back. ♪ now, there is a roundup brand product made just for your lawn. so you can put unwelcome lawn weeds to rest. draw the line. with roundup for lawns there's no better way to kill lawn weeds to the root without harming your grass. it's a great day to be a lawn. draw the line with the roundup brand. trusted for over 40 years.

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platforms will feature alicia keys, tim mcgraw, a lot of people into donate go to the website below. that is all for tonight, follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter, judged jim justice with jeanine is next, i waters and this is my world. >> breaking tonight, a man quarantined in the tri-state area won't be necessary and calls for travel advisory where the coronavirus is hitting hardest. hello and welcome to justice. >> we are having some technical difficulties with her livestock, thank you so much for joining us tonight, we will get to her and a moment. we will discuss the possibility of returning to some sondland of normalcy in other parts of the country as well. we will do it all with a stellar lineup, we are putting straight from the