katie pavlich. fox news contributor as well. and it steve hilton, host of "the revolution" on sunday nights. never miss it. it's great. great to see everybody here. why, it's been a weekend. it's been a day. i want to break down what we are seeing in the harbor of new york right now. dr. nesheiwat, it has 1,000 beds. can it help take the pressure off by treating noncoronavirus patients? how important is that? >> dr. nesheiwat: this is critical. and what a blessing, harris. this is exactly what we need. this is exactly what will save lives, reduce the strain on the burden on the ers, on the hospitals. this has 1,000 beds. if you need a ct scan, if you need to have your appendix taken out. i mean, it has everything. an operating room, laboratory, pharmacy. so it is certainly going to reduce the burden on the hospitals by taking any noncovid patients and even test them if they just want to be sure that they don't have it. take the patients come up with them on the ship, separate them from those who are truly sick so that the doctor

fox news contributor former white house press secretary sarah sanders and fox news contributor katie pavlich. katie, the thing would be god, our creator of everything. that's the thing he forgot about the thing. >> you know, sean, this reminds me of when hillary clinton had that medical situation when she clasped ocollapsed on 9/11 in nk city. we were supposed to ignore it as if it wasn't a big concern for the biggest job in the world. joe biden has clearly made some misstatements on the campaign trail just two weeks ago on "fox news sunday" he had a lengthy interview with chris wallace and at the end of the interview called him chuck and then said that he doesn't understand how people do early mornings. so, there are serious questions about his ability to keep up on the campaign trail. i think president trump is probably pretty happy about this looking like it's going to be his eventual opponent because president trump has been campaigning for over a year now. he loves doing it. he has a lot of energy. and he is efficient when it comes to getting -- to running the white house at the same ti

if our panel, katie pavlich, editor at townhall.com, mary anne marsh, john kerry, "washington post" columnisthat about the new guidelines, there's been a lot of speculation that there is going to lead to a quarantine on a national shutdown and this is obviously well short of that. you had the president in the opening. >> well short of that, but also pointed out today all options are on the table and when the doctors and the experts talk about guidelines and people don't follow them, they called out the millennial generation today, they'd then do not become voluntary guidelines and they become forced compliance. it's in the interest of young people to take it seriously, to listen to what people are sayi saying, and to really take seriously that this isn't about them and her doctor talk about saving the greatest generation, millennial generation can step up and do that and also interesting to watch how quickly local authorities are moving as well. whether it's on the city level or state level, you saw new york today a number changed in washington, d.c., things are changing, number of regulation

as lowest on record for a presidential candidate in here now with reaction, mike huckabee and katie pavlich. governor, i look at this, are they really going to run this guy? >> looks like they are. it's an amazing thing. i had a conversation this afternoon with my 3-year-old grandson and he made a lot more sense than joe does. i don't even know what he's talking about and it's apparent he doesn't either. he struggles with that but i think the democrats are stuck with him. they don't have a mechanism to get him out unless they decided somehow just to talk him into quitting for to tell him that he already won the presidency and had a great eight years and they appreciate it, give him a plaque at the convention and nominate somebody else. that may be their only hope. >> sean: i look at this, he is against the travel ban. he still is against the travel ban. that one decision saved us, it would be so much worse. i don't get it. >> right. here's the positive for joe biden on top of being unable to put a coherent sentence together in a time of crisis and communicate to the american people what spe

i'm dana perino with katie pavlich, juan williams, jesse waters and greg gutfeld. this is "the five." joe biden curses out a blue collar worker in michigan and voters head to the polls for super tuesday 2.0. first, 352 delegates in six states are up for grabs tonight. joe biden with a big opportunity to build what could be an insurmountable delegate lead against bernie sanders in the fight for the democratic nomination. while the former vice president surges, his campaign is cutting down on the length of his speeches after another round of gaffes. take a look. >> we're going to unit this party and unite this country. folks want to nominate a democrat, a life-long democrat, a proud democrat. a obama biden democrat. join us. >> we cannot win this re-election -- excuse me. we can only re-elect donald trump. if in fact we get engaged in this circular firing squad. >> together we can win back the house -- we're going to keep the house and flip the senate. we talked about that we're going to win back the united states senate. >> dana: while bernie sanders is shying away

." ♪ >> jesse: hello, everyone jesse watters, katie pavlich, juan williams, greg gutfeld, anna perinoe, finally waking up and bringing that campaign back from the dead. biden with a super tuesday -- super tuesday comeback and nine other states. able to stop bernie sanders momentum, but the race is far from over, the socialist nabbing the biggest prize in california and bernie is closing the delegate gap with results coming in. biden

i'm dana perino with katie pavlich, juan williams, jesse waters and greg gutfeld.is "the five." joe biden curses out a blue collar worker in michigan and voters head to the polls for super tuesday 2.0. first, 352 delegates in six states are up for grabs tonight. joe biden with a big opportunity to build what could be an insurmountable delegate lead against bernie sanders in the fight for the democratic nomination. while the former vice president surges, his campaign is cutting down on the length of his speeches after another round of

carley shimkus and katie pavlich. we are back here at noon eastern.avirus pandemic coverage continues now with harris faulkner. ♪ >> harris: "coronavirus pandemic: questions answered." i'm harris faulkner. deaths in america have now topped 3,000, exceeding the number of people killed in the 9/11 terror attacks, and the death toll in our country also has now eclipsed the total in china. this, as three in four americans are under some sort of movement restriction. virginia, maryland, and the district of columbia also have ordered people to stay inside, stay home. president trump maintaining there is no need for a national travel ban at the moment, but he is warning the next few weeks will be pivotal in our fight against covid-19.

carley shimkus and katie pavlich. we are back here at noon eastern. our coronavirus pandemic coverage continues now with harris faulkner. ♪ >> harris: "coronavirus pandemic: questions answered." i'm harris faulkner. deaths in america have now topped 3,000, exceeding the number of people killed in the 9/11 terror attacks, and the death toll in our country also has now eclipsed the total in china. this, as three in four americans are under some sort of movement restriction. virginia, maryland, and the district of columbia also have ordered people to stay inside, stay home. president trump maintaining there is no need for a national travel ban at the moment, but he is warning the next few weeks will be pivotal in our fight against covid-19. watch the president. >> we are letting the governors do, in their states, pretty much what they want with our supervision. and they consult with us in all cases. some are going further than others. obviously there are some parts of the country that are in a far deeper trouble than others. there are other parts that, f

." ♪ >> jesse: hello, everyone jesse watters, katie pavlich, juan williams, greg gutfeld, anna perinond this is "the five." ♪ sleepy joe, finally waking up and bringing that campaign back from the dead. biden with a super tuesday -- super tuesday comeback and nine other states. able to stop bernie sanders momentum, but the race is far from over, the socialist nabbing the biggest prize in california and bernie is closing the delegate gap with results coming in. biden with a big boost with many mike bloomberg dropping out of the race and endorsing him. so joe is riding high, but he has as flawed as ever. >> just a few days ago that press declare the campaign is, and we are told we go to super tuesday and it will be over. well, it may be over for the other guy. [cheers and applause] by the way, this is my little sister valerie and that is her husband. switched on me, this is my wife and my sister. they switched on me. >> jesse: meanwhile, bernie sanders is not going down without a fight. here he is today going after the establishment. >> what this campaign is increasingly about is which

and it's time now for our sunday group, town hall.com editor katie pavlich, moe elleithee of georgetownmer dnc chair donna brazile and pollster kristin soltis anderson who's a fox news contributor. how big a bounce does joe biden get from his victory in south carolina with super tuesday just 48 hours away? >> welling, i think the firewall stopped the spread of the fire, but in temples of the bounce -- in terms of the bounce, i mean, he has not been holding rallies, he doesn't have a lot of ground operatives in those big states. but here's what joe biden can now rely upon, i think, as a result of super tuesday. black voters gave him a second look, a second opportunity, and i think joe biden can now go into alabama where i believe he is today, arkansas, tennessee, parts of texas, virginia, north carolina and try to grab as many delegates as possible. bernie has a bigger assignment, and that is he not only has to win his state of vermont, try to capture the voters in maine and massachusetts where elizabeth warren, but bernie, because of his success in 2016, can go to minnesota, california,

joining us now katie pavlich editor at town hall.com. what in the world happened to bloomberg?me in with all the hype, money and fell flat in the debates and last night wow. >> he learned in order to win elections you have to have people voting for you and have a grassroots campaign all over the country that is willing to get out there and to build a movement to get you over the top. now, it is interesting to think about where michael bloomberg would have been if he started his campaign much earlier than november and was able to galvanize some of the movements he has been backing. gun control movements for example and made an effort to get them out on the road knocking on doors to show up on election day. but when it comes to his return on investment which seems like more of an expense at this point it was a total failure and any billionaire looking at maybe entering a presidential race in the future is learning some lessons. moving forward he did endorse joe biden today. joe biden is going to need more financial resources up against bernie sanders. bernie sanders does have tha

. >> ed: jessica tarlov, fox news contributor and katie pavlich and fox news contributor. from peter doocy, joe biden is the youngest male in the race. >> exciting. he has bloomberg beat by a few months both born in 1942. we're the youthful party i guess. speaking of someone who enthusiastically supports having a moderate nominee against donald trump i'm thrilled with what happened with joe biden in south carolina on saturday night and with pete buttigieg's responsible decision to step out of this race. i hope that democrats will be having more thoughtful discussions about having iowa go first, the fact that the winner of the iowa caucuses is out just weeks later shows it is irrelevant and not representative of our party. we really need to be thinking deep about that. it was also just released that tammy duckworth will be endorsing joe biden. pete buttigieg spoke to joe biden and barack obama last night. i hope his endorsement will come saofnlt he will be in the moderate lane. amy klobuchar. may be time to get out of here, pete has made that choice. >> ed: not mincing any

katie pavlich is news editor at town hall.com.he washington examiner" all fox news contributors. byron, what are you seeing? >> a lot has come clear. this is a really huge night for joe biden. and the way it worked out with just the time zones of the united states was great for him. because we have just been saying below den wins this, biden wins that. biden wins again. the big prize, of course, california which may not know until tomorrow or the next day or the next day the first we will know about is 11:00 in the east and won't know a lot then. so a lot of things have come together for joe biden right now. >> bret: maria? >> the interesting thing, too is joe biden is performing very well with some voting groups that really matter. he is out-performing hillary in 2016 against bernie in places like virginia and virginia with white suburban women and the northern suburbs the kind of voters that help democrats take the house in 2018. biden is over-performing with those voters. he is also making inroads in the northeast. we haven't c

. >> ed: more on this katie pavlich editor at town hall.com a fox news contributor and tom thanks for in on a big, big day. thank you. >> thanks, ed. >> good to be with you. >> ed: matt, i want to talk to you. heard from kevin mccarthy. look, let's try to find a deal here. he thinks both sides could come together in economic stimulus package in 24 to 48 hours. then you heard the speaker of the house of your party saying we are moving forward with our plan increasing unemployment insurance free coronavirus testing but we don't want the president's plan of a payroll tax cut. isn't that something that your party liked when president obama was president? >> well, look, the circumstances are totally different. we are facing something that this country hasn't faced since like 1918. and so what the speaker is trying to do very quickly is work with leader mccarthy to put together a plan that can get through the house and can get help into people's hands very fast. i think if you would ask leading democrats, they would tell you that a payroll tax cut probably doesn't make sense. but if the whi