reverend franklin graham some months ago, i have reacquainted myself with my catholic faith, christian faith. i'm praying for the very best. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." what happened to roger stone is a travesty. that needs to be thrown out, like yesterday. breaking onon as we, 9:00 in the east, 6:00 in the west coast, we can confirm, fox news can confirm a fullscope federal investigation into the origins of covid-19 is now underway. investigators are now focused on a biological testing lab in wuhan, china, that's the province were according to our own bret baier and his exclusive reporting, patient zero contracted that virus from a bat. officials do not believe the outbreak was linked to any kind of man made weapons program. they are saying they do not

believe the contamination was intentional and what bret's sources are reporting is china was so desperate to compete with american scientists that the wuhan lab cut corners, relaxed safety measures, and as a result one of their workers was apparently accidentally, they say, infected and then spread the highly contagious disease all throughout the province of wuhan. in thef days and weeks that followed, this is where it even gets worse. china's government engaged in what was now a deadly cover-up that led to widespread carnage all over the world. that u.k. studies at 95% of this could've been prevented. what the chinese communist party did waspr unforgettabl unforgiv. they erase data, scientists, doctors, disappeared. some front-line doctors tried to warn the world for they are dead from covid-19. shutdown the city of wuhan of

all domestic travel. you live in china, quit and travel in and out of the wuhan. couldn't travel anywhere else in china. think about this and what is a reckless deadly act, china continued international flights fto and from the city. they protected themselves, but not the rest of the world! these reports are all true, do you know what that means? the chinese communist government has blood on their hands and must pay for this vile inhumane conduct. two republican lawmakers have now unveiled legislations that would allow americans to sue china's government and i will take it a step further. united states should withhold all debt payments until we recoup our losses from china's deadly virus and reckless behavior. they protected themselves, nobody else. bothey knew how bad it was. china will never be able to repay the colossal loss of life, the indescribable suffering, sickness, deaths all over the globe that their actions caused.

the world health organization, they too have blood on their hands. it's the w.h.o. and its director general acting as a propaganda arm for the chinese, actively and knowingly helped china cover their tracks. the w.h.o. might as well pack up and move to beijing because it's not seeing another dime, should not see another dime for we the american people. as long as president trump is in office, i tend to think they want. here now, the host of "special report" bret baier. officials, they don't believe the outbreak was linked to any man-made biological weapons program according to your report and they do not believe the contamination was intentional. do we know this for certain or is there a possibility it was manufactured. a possibility that this was

intentional. you have confirmed in your reporting they protected their country, but they let the lid rest of the world get this virus. >> sean, good evening. there is zero confidence in the people i talked to and publicly that this was a man-made virus. you heard tony fauci asked this question in a way about the lab in the white house task force briefing tonight and he said that there are a lot of studies that show it was transmitted from animal to human and that it was not genetically altered. that matches what our sources say and we reported in the beginning they didn't think based on the structure of the genome of the virus that it was man-made. now the thing that is inconclusive is exactly about the lab but more and more dots both open sourced andso classifd point right to the lab and that's why we said increasing confidence. but thereeth is 100% competence,

we reported this and more and more officials are saying it publicly in the level and extent of the coverer up china with two and part of those dots fit into why there's such a point to looking at this lab, secretary pompeo talking a about looking t it publicly today. >> we do know this from sars. sars also was a coronavirus and according to scientists and doctors i interviewed, when they broke down the sequence in record time, one trial for a vaccine, there was a 98% similar sequence as sars, again another coronavirus, which would w lend itself to the theory that they didn't do this intentionally, meaning create the virus, that it was there. what is thehe exact evidence tht they are giving you? what are they saying specifically behind this report ehthat proves this?

>> on the man-made par part, thy believe a doctor working in the wuhan virology lab was working on antiviral immunization efforts. that's what our sources are saying for that's what matches some of the reports out of the university of south china and others,hi that there were effors to study these viruses in that very lab. and basically the nonman-made part is pointing specifically to the genetic mapping of this virus right now and that it hopped from an animal to human not altered in its genetic sequence. >> sean: just to be clear in your reporting you are saying the chinese knew it was dangerous and not that they were allowing flights in or out of

wuhan but they were allowing it to the rest of the world which is to say they knew it was that dangerous. >> you look at other elements there, the dots on the board. that is how much they went to scrub all of the data. the fact you can't find some of these doctors including who was working on it, the fact that just today, sean, that the chinese government re-announced an increase in the death total in wuhan by 50%. >> sean: 50%. what a junk. >> that's just today just today. >> sean: unbelievable. thank you for your reporting, thank you for sharing it with our viewers. during a time when we need most in intelligence apparatus reportedly not operating at full strength inside of china, still hiding. more than a dozen of suspectedca american assets were jailed oril

killed including one individual who was shot outside a government building. donald trump was right from the get-go. china is not controlled by benevolent leaders. instead, its people are ruled by a barbaric that we readership that profits from their suffering. herewith a reaction to that, fox news contributor, former station chief dan hoffman. china expert gordon chang is with us. you've been in some very hostile areas across the world. i don't want it to be let no one everything i know about your background, it wouldn't bebe fa. but you risk your life. so many of our other brave intey community, one of my buttons iss for those 99% of people here that risk our lives for us. >> the wuhan virology institute is the primary target for the

intelligence community. also the cia, the dni, signal intelligence, we want to know as much as we can about that lab. we know they have a maximum-securitym- lab to condut experiments with the most dangerous viruses, we need to know about their safety regulations, we really need to know something about patient zero who got this whole thing started. i think our country is getting a good lesson right now in chinese propaganda. it exists to obfuscate the truth, their security depends on it, they want to deny theirea citizens the truth. that's how they stay in power. >> let's go back and to this but let's go back to bret baier's reporting. officials do not believe the outbreak was related to man-made by weapons program. also the breakdown of sars, ay coronavirus, they don't believe it was intentional. but it certainly speaks volumes

that they allowed no travel out of wuhan out of any other part of china or no travel from china into wuhan but they let themwu travel out of wuhan to the rest of the world. >> the story gets even worse, sean, because china admitted for the first time that this disease was transmissible human to human, h2h january 20th. but doctors and wuhan knew by the second week of december that it was h2h, which means that beijing knew about it a few days later. when you start to think about this, if china had said nothing about h2h for those five and a half, six weeks, that would've been grossly irresponsible. but beijing durably tried to tell the world there was no age to age, and then list in the world health organization in w that, which means people around the world, health officials around the world were little old into not taking precautions they otherwise would've adopted because of the deliberate falsification from beijing that

was amplified by the w.h.o. >> sean: this is an area of expertise you have. could they be that evil? they knew it was awful. they weren't letting anybody travel there or out of there to your country. >> when you look at the facts, y sean, you have to conclude that the only explanation that fits the facts is that when xi jinping -- i i'm not saying this is a bio weapon, but when using xi jinping saw what the coronavirus to do his country he wanted to level the playing field and if he in fact deliberate lee spread this would've done in fact he did. that's the only explanation that with.d come up you can say it's reckless, but i think it's malicious. >> sean: dan, you've seen a lot off evil in the world for yu put yourself in precarious situations all your career. a pretty high scale of human evil. >> it is.

you can go all the way to the dark side where gordon is and i certainly see that point. probably the kind of thing i could ever say is that this is usinxi jinping's chernobyl. where they purposely failed tbecause countless deaths in the region and beyond and that's the same thing china did. try to ring alarm bells, as gordon knows, lots of propaganda and disinformation all designed to ensure that they would remain in power. we need to hold china accountable for their treachery, their corruption. and i think that's what the end game is for this investigation. >> sean: and the world health organization. gordon, dan, thank you both. if you don't think it could happen, think back to the last

century alone. mao, chinese communism, the killing fields, cambodia, man's inhumanity, over 100 million humans killed in the last century but you don't think evil happens? it does but sadly, it's sick. it's ugly. it is repulsive. we need to get the truth. some positive developments if you can say anything as positive surrounding our country's fight around covid-19, researchers at stanford university were combing a local politicia population thd residents with antibodies. two weeks we didn't have the antibody test and we have a million of them things tobb abbott. they discovered the infection rate may be 85 times higher than reported, in other words a significant amount of the population may have been exposed without getting sick enough to report symptoms. that would suggest, again we are looking at the numbers here exponentially, the possibility that the death rate could be as low or even lower than the seasonal flu. we will continue to monitor.

time will tell per the situation in your continues thankfully to improve come hospitalizations have declined for the fourth straight day. that graph has been what we were hoping for. leveling, falling off. noww we are looking for the perceptive precipitous drop. the death rate appears to have flattened and thanks to the president's numerous actions, new york never ran out of ventilators, never ran out of hospital beds, millions of masks, gloves, gowns, the u.s. and its comfort, the emergency 3,000 bed hospital at the javits center are still operational. both were modified to accept covid-19 patients. all workers at both facilities were manned by our great military at the request of the president to help out new york and new jersey. also at the direction of the president, the federal government amounted to what was a massive amount of resources to

new york, new jersey, connecticut, and despite my efforts, i've been trying to bridge the gap between the governor of new york and the president, clearly it's not going to work. not happening. today,y governor cuomo complaining, i need, i need, i need -- why doesn't he make this call private. governor cuomo, make the call request private. do that, given you all this stuff, you are provoking a fight. not good. got to save theve people in new york. watch. >> first of all, if he is sitting at home watching tv, he should get up and work, right? i said a number of times. what am i supposed to do, send a bouquet of flowers? the one issue we need help with is testing. he said 11 times, i don't want to getet involved in testing. it's too complicated, too hard. no one can take the posture of, say thank you for what i've done and i'm out. i'm not doing anything else. i don't need the president of

united states to read the constitution for me. maybe he should've read the constitution before he said he had the power to open the states. >> sean: why do you have to keep asking publicly? governor cuomo a month on my radio show, again yesterday, i want him to succeed. i want new york to recover. i don'tt want anyone else to di. he's gotca to stop with the political theater. i need... the president gave, gave, gave, gave them again. asked privately since he told me yesterday the president delivered big time for new york! if he keeps using these press sessions as public venting sessions and demand sessions from everything from the federal government, this relationship is not going to work. i am trying to be a peacemaker here. why couldn't he just say he's working with the federal government to get more testing, other resourcing, it is not as easy as snapping your fingers and saying i need 80,000 ventilators. he says the president responds

every single time. all the states, they all ask for the decision, they want to makee them him themselves bear the president gave it to you. you can't demand the president do everything when you got everything you wanted. you are in charge. governor cuomo wants to be in charge of opening his state, do it. instead of demands, call testing companies, call thermometer companies. not that hard. i've already offer the hannity plan,, what i think we should to open new york city. that's the smallest geographical area, largest number of people, some days 11 plus million people there. masks, gloves, temperature checks to get into any building that wearing the mask in the building. half the workforce should continue to work remotely from home so you will have more social distancing in every new york city building. also open, let's think about reopening. see that? that's yankee stadium. yankees, i talked to randy

levine, one of the top executives today. they'll do anything that is asked of them, anything. theyit want to do it and do it safely. they'll work with the governor, they'll work with the governme government. we can open the meadowlands for the jets and giants. here's my idea. test all the employees who serve the public at these events. that means the players, coaches, ticket takers, food handlers. they've got to get a positive covert i.d. test covid i.d. test. i can report the yankees will go all in and do whatever is needed to keep every fan saved and i'm sure every mlb e team, every nfl team, every college team, they will do what's needed, they'll do the right thing, they'll follow the rules, i will even o bet if it means, okay, you want to go to the game, not ideal, take a bite of your hot dog and chew it with your mask on and

take a strong drink of your be beer. i would rather do that than stay home myself. governor cuomo, you'll have the opportunity, you are the governor. if it's a good plan, it's doable, inconvenient, it's thankfully only temporary. reports tonight of a group of liberal northeastern governors working on a way to ignore theer administration's reopening guidelines while smearing the president who didn't more than anyone else the biggest health mobilization in the world, that's what we are living through. by the way, got a lot of hell for having the travel ban, quarantine,nd subsidence subsequent travelbans. if governors want to go alone, there is the tenth amendment. as someone said in my career, you can do it the way of the experts or researchers tell you or you can do it your way, your back, your ball. if you fail, fail in your terms.

the anti-trump politicization in this not helping anybody. one thing that can happen is states and cities that were innn debt, running deficits before all of this, don't ask the american taxpayers to bail you out of your reckless and irresponsible spending. the republicans of washington, i have a message for you tonight. covid-19 c spending bills only. that's it. no more money for the national endowment for the arts, national endowment for the humanities, kennedy performing arts center, no changing in voting laws or immigration laws, health workers that need money. hospitals that need whatever they need. help small business and big business but that's it. that's a big enough task. for all of you in washington, time to turn around and get your rear ends back in washington, d.c. that means the house and the senate, go to work. meanwhile millions of americans are fed up with her governors. look at michigan, protests

erupting against governor whitmer, issuing lockdown orders, preventing residents from visiting their own family members, cutting their own grass, buying seeds, fishing? can't be any more socially distant than fishing but how did whitman respond?ho she goes on conspiracy tv, roz s howdare they protest against me. people should be allowed to cut the lawn and fish. should be a rule. take a look. >> people converge together in lansing and went back to their home across the state off michigan. odds are very high that they are spreading covid-19 along with it. it's that kind of responsible action to think about extending the stay-at-home orders which is supposedly what they were protesting. spew in minnesota, kentucky,

michigan, all around the country. you governors, you are overstepping your authority. you have gone way over the line for joining us now, author of the best seller "guilt by association" harvard law professor alan dershowitz.s the author of "opportunity knocks," this book is phenomen phenomenal. thank you, senator, thank you for being with us. you have to buy it at hannity.com because you can't get it at any bookstore. let's start with you. why are you guys aren't watching -- i know you, you'll be back in two seconds because i spoke with you today. can we make every spending bill covid-19 related only, please? >> we should follow the sean hannity plan, it should be temporary and targeted relief only as it relates to covid-19. no more conversations around humanities and sciences, let's

focus on the one thing, the covid-19 response. it should include zero for anything outside of that. it should be temporary at the same time, sean. >> sean: nancy pelosi, professor dershowitz, stopped eating up expensive ice cream, get out of her gated multimillion dollar community and get on a private jet, and a lot of carbon emissions. get her tail back to washington and do your job expect why doesn't she do that? >> it's not clear and you can do your job even not fromom washington. we have technological means for reconvening the house and said, look -- >> sean: s the president is out there every day. they need to show they areho working because they don't look like they are working with pictures of ice cream and freezer is full of ice cream thaty they are choosing every day. >> look, everybody should be looking at the public health issues first. you mentioned land they'll make

randy levine. randyed sox fan, i think levine and the yankees are one of the great peopleth today and the people of new york are sensational. what we need. vibrant industry, governors, work together. manhattan project -- >> sean: i'm a yankee fan and a mets fan too. i'm going to agree with alan dershowitz, the boston fan. that's really hard. the curse of the baby. randy told me, he'll make masks with yankee emblems on it. i probably shouldn't have said that. >> that's the way we have to adapt. we have to make it fun to do the right thing. we have to never compromisetu constitutional rights, the right to protest as a fundament you mention books on technology. my book, which you mentioned,

thank you, of "guilt by association," i made it available free on kindle, i want something for people to do. >> sean: i read it. speak up thank you >> thank you. you can protest from home. you can protest online. >> sean:he we take their temperature. everybody has to wear a mask. you have to sip your beer through a straw. that's going to suck but i'll suck it up for a while. i will sip beer. you can share for the red sox. >> suck it up, let's get back to work, let's get back to washington and passed legislation. i'm happy to do it. i also agree with alan, we can do it remotely if necessary. >> sean: when we come back -- i'd rather drink the beer through the straw. i'd rather take the hot dog, ant chew it under the mask. we need to start living again safely. do it safely. i'm not the doctor. when we come back to china knock

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>> sean: in >> sean: also developing this friday night, wuhan raising their death toll to about 50%. really? following overwhelming evidence beijing consistently underreporting the true number of fatalities. here with moore, chief braking correspondent trace gallagher.ag they are still lying, tray spirit they didn't find an additional 50%. they are lying. >> many believe, sean, china putting out these numbers as a show of contrived transparency that covid-19 escaped from a lab

in wuhan and the chinese government spent weeks trying to cover it up. the city of wuhan is now reporting more than 3800 people died from coronavirus, aat suddn increase of nearly 1300 people, or almost 50% of the previous number. chinese estate media claim the reason for the big jump in numbers is because medical facilities were overwhelmed during the peak of the outbreak and made mistakes or missed a number of cases. the news numbers might be a surprise to health agencies around the world but not to critics like texas senator john warner who wrote, quoting here, "well, well, welcome after didefending the accuracy of ther data, chinese officials would revise the death toll in wuhan." even the head of infectious disease at the chinese university of hong kong called the new numbers according here, "quite strange." sean? >> sean: don't forget, china restricted travel inside wuhan.

couldn't travel to or from wuhan if you lived in china but the rest of the world.or while the virus was spreading in china, multiple news outlets reporting in february there was a video, actually a showing or appearing to show people in china being forcibly dragged from their homes and also quarantined. haven't been able to independently verify thato vide, but in light of bret baier's and all his occlusive reporting, we need answersns in what is being reported is true. i i want to know if that video is accurate and what did washington do, what they can do to hold them accountable. what can major cities do to protect themselves from future pandemics. here to explain that and more, a guy who knows how to deal with tough times. former new york city mayor, america's mayor rudy giuliani. mr. giuliani, i tried to bring peace between cuomo and the president. cuomo goes out again. "i need, i need." i tried. why don't you ask privately

especially when he told me the president picks up a call. how do we open yankee stadium. i have my plan. what would you do? >> i like the idea of checking people who go and maybe start with half of a stadium or a third of the stadium. i opened the broadway for days, three days after september 11th. they didn't want to open. i said to them, i will protect everybody who comes in, i will -- all the actors, actresses, the band, whole thing. the first night, there was may be a third of an audience, second night of a third of an audience. and in the second week it was full again. maybe you start with 20,000 people in the stands. ad out.nhem at least they'll be on television. if i could watch a game on television, it'd be like being in heaven for me. i mean, i love watching you,

sean, and laura. i would really like to see aaron judge hit home runs. >> sean: i'm with you. i've had the pleasure of going to a game with you.ou you have the best seat in the house, next to the yankee dugout. you were nice enough to share with me once. here isre the thing. >> we have to sit, like, 6 feet apart. >> sean: you like that better because i never shut up, i talk all the time. here's the deal. if people with underlying illness or copper mines immunest systems, they've got to take the season off. i think we agree. everybody else gets a temperature check and everybody wears a mask and you drink beer through a straw, you'd eat hot dogs but can't eat peanuts or popcorn, most new yorkers the choice of you got to do that, you go, that's my vote. what we have to do, i've said this for about a week, we have to get something started.

whatever compromise we have to make, let's make it. which we have to play a baseball game with only 20,000 people in the stands -- maybe nobody in the stands for a while, just put it on television. we start bringing people in. we've got to start going back. let's do a broadway play and stream it, live streaming. paid to watch it. they all get screened. >> sean: if everybody gets a temperature check and i don't know all the answers, i'm throwing my little hannity ideas. if half the workforce stays home and come up now you have social distancing in every office. to get in, everybody else for a while i know it sucks but you've got to wear a mask to wear gloves for a small period of time. that all go away after the fall. you can open new york city and you can open yankee stadium. am i wrong? >> no, you are not wrong and the

plan should be incremental opening. it's like it builds on itself. i watch this with september 11th. first two or three nights nobody showed up. nothing happened. and then nothing showed up. the first game, there might be 10,000, 20,000 people. >> sean: i'll go if you go. you'll be lucky! i want to be talking the whole time. >> you will be six seats away. >> sean: right! you'll get some peas. never shut up. >> the point you are making, that i make, we've got to start moving things. maybe even in a small way. just get him started. a couple of broadway plays that are streamed. >> sean: here's my question. will new yorkers accept that temperature thing will they go in? will they accept for a short period of time wearing masks? i don't speak for all

new yorkers. >> sean: i willw speak for 90% of them. during this lock-in, every day or two i go out of my car and i drive around. i've been to brooklyn, staten island, i've been to queens, i was all the way out to coney island i watch new yorkers. they are complying. >> sean: they are! >> they have been very good. a couple of mistakes, but very small in a city of 8.3 million people. they have been very disciplined. i'm very proud of them. let's come back. the blah zeal, going to be closed down w for six months. >> sean: president trump has done everything for new york. he doesn't have to do it publicly. do it privately. work together. every time he goes, i need to,

i.e. need -- it drives me nuts! >> i dealt with his father. you should deal trump that way. coma publicly. i didn't embarrass him. >> sean: it should be delivered. >> i never dealt with governor pataki that way either. we did it privately. >> sean: mr. mayor, i will go to the first game with you and you have the benefit of not hearing me chatting. i got a mask on and 6 feet away. you are lucky. >> cannot yell at the umpire? can you yell at the umpire through the mask? >> sean: i think i can do that. thank you, mr. mayor. u.s. government is at war with coronavirus. irnancy pelosi is out eating $10 pints of ice cream. reince priebus, jason chaffetz are here. also much more straight ahead. it's powerful, fda-approved to relieve moderate pain, yet non-addictive and gentle on the body.

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for all your headlines, log on to foxnews.com. >> sean: the president has had enough of the do-nothing democratic political games. today, trump slamming nancy pelosi, chuckie schumer holding up was desperately needed small business relief funds tweeting they need to end their endless vacations. also blasted pelosi at today's price and rightly so. take a look. >> nancy pelosi is away on vacation or something and she should come back, she should come back and get this done. i don't know why she's not coming back. the fact is she's not doing her job and there's nothing unusual about that for her. >> sean: joining me now, former white house chief of staff reince priebus, contribute or jason chaffetz. reince, covid-19 relief only! no immigration law changes come in the voting law changes. no pork, no arts, clean bills. get her back to work on a little

private jet. i'm sure it's a big one. >> no kidding, sean. 22 million people out of work. over 20 million of those 22 million are working in small businesses and nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, the president made a promise, he's keeping it, he made a promise to allow businesses to do two things but number one, recover the cost of keeping people on the payroll during this time and just before. and number two, allow businesses to keep and rehire employees through june 30th. this is the right thing to do. she is going to fold because she can't sustain this kind of insanity with 22 million people out of work. she claims she wants other things butth she can take care f these employees and she can fight about other things be but i agree with you, those other things, if it's not covid-19

shouldn't come into play. >> sean: jason, she has a big private jet. multimillion dollar mansion in her gated community. apparently the most expensive freezer for ice cream ever created in the history of man. go back to washington, take your little private jet. or big private jet. get back to work. clean bills only peer that means republicans, covid-19 relief or no deal. no more wasting any money. we can't afford it. we can't afford infrastructure either. >> only replenish the ppp. the house is not scheduled to go back to session until may 8th, 3 weeks fromvi now. kevin mccarthy and steve scalise should call the republicans back and be on the floor monday morning, giving theirhe speeches, have the house position give everyone of them a test, get out there, demand a vote on this, and in the senate

mitch mcconnell ought to have those republican senators they are theee floor voting and dared chuck schumer and the democrats to vote no on it. the republicans control the senate! there is no reason why s they can't -- be one vote c every single day. >> if they can't vote no, vote again. vote every hour on this. >> sean: every single hour all day long. stop blackmailing. >> open up the economy and go back to work. >> sean: they are holding relief money hostage to fund the national endowment for the arts! this has got to stop. even in -- >> the postal workers! if the postal workers can deliver the mail, the united states senate can go in session to vote to put money back into the pockets of the american men and women who are working. >> sean: farmers in wisconsin are farming! they are packaging. the manufacturers of the gowns, gloves, shields, masks,

ventilators, they are all working. washington get back to work. all of you. we have to >> we have to get america back to work and find a way to get us all back to work as soon as possible. the senators can't hit the remote interviews talk about getting everybody back to work and then not go back to work themselves. it's time to get going again and the senate and house can lead. >> sean: i'll make a deal. >> just as the jason and you laid out. >> sean: i will buy nancy pelosi a big freezer and all the ice can she can heat for her office in washington. i'll even send some on her private jet so she can get back to work. thank you. another day, another disastrous interview for biden. you can't make it up. dan, geraldo next. who do you think takes more pride

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>> sean: the ever >> sean: the ever confused joe biden on a streak of never ending disastrous interviews actually drifting off the total income variance again, softball appearance on fake news cnn and conspiracy tv msdnc. take a look. >> during world war ii, roosevelt came in with a thing that was totally different than, he called it the, you know, the world war ii, he called it the war productionon board. everybody's doing the same. >> we really are. >> we've got to... i mean, we've got to... we've got to reassure -- look. my message to everybody i've

is we are going to get through this. >> sean: dan bongino, geraldo rivera. we hold these truths to be self-evident, all men and women are created equal -- the thing! you know, the thing! >> don't make fun of us elderly citizens here. >> sean: i read somewhere -- because they are not as sharp as they once were. >> geraldo, you are sharp. >> i want the former vice president to join with the president of the united statesed right now and demand of china, went to china know that that virus was transmissible from human to human, when did they know it, did they tell the world health organization, is it true they waited six weeks to tell the world that this -- >> sean: geraldo, it's worse

than that. >> i want the vice president to speak in forceful terms about that. >> sean: dan, ath little problem for biden in china. is that zero experience on terror, $6 billion and half a billion later with the bank of china with no experience that we can find whatsoever? i'm not holding my breath for geraldo's answer. >> this guy, biden, he's got more baggage watching him in the beginning, i am sincere, i'm not messing around. i really feel bad for this guy but he's in no shape for this print i was a secret service ag, not an agent that we'd go home for the president, i worked for three president. the president is still there, these are 12-6 and hour workdays. can you watch that video -- i'm asking you this sincerely. not messing around. can you tell me with a straight face that you want to give this guy the nuclear football.

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