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. [♪] lou: good evening.resident trump on capitol hill and at the white house today selling his ideas on how to protect america and american workers from the coronavirus con the day june. president trump meeting with health understand leaders to listen to their thinking and to explain his ideas to insure workers with paychecks and healthcare if the coronavirus worsens and creates shutdowns whether airline, shipping, rail or on the highways. president trump meeting with republican senators on capitol hill. the president pushing his ideas that are compassionate and supportive of working americans. as well as businesses that could be adversely affected by the spread of the coronavirus. the president noted the president's nationwide response has received high praise, even from democratic governors, including gavin newsom. >> every single thing he said they followed through on. so i'm not interested in finding daylight on those statements because every single thing his administration -- it starts at the top, inclu

lou dobbs is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody.oronavirus outbreak around the world is worsening. more than 90,000 cases confirmed now, and importantly, more than half those cases have recovered. but also almost 3100 have died, the vast majority of them still occurring in china. in this country the death toll has risen to six. all this as america's public health officials race to prepare for the onset of what likely be, we're told, a severe national outbreak of this contagion. which the federal government and the world health organization have yet to officially call a pandemic. but let's be clear, it is a pandemic, and i labeled it so a week ago. i don't know what the world health organization is waiting on, and i really don't care. we're americans, and that means we're not a nation of buttercups and daffodils who need to have every official word on the coronavirus pandemic sugar-coated and sweetened for public consumption. we're americans. we and every generation before us has faced threats and challenges without flinching. we wil

lou: i'm lou dobbs in new york. you have been watching a press conference initially with the president and members of the corona task force talking about what they are doing to protect americans from the corona outbreak which many are calling including this broadcast a and dem i becauseo -- a pandemic because it affects 111 countries. the dow jones industrials plunged 2,000 points. and trading was halted trying to break the slowoff. the circuit breaker slowed but didn't hit a decline. the national left-wing media playing up fears of the coronavirus that affected 113,000 people in 111 countries and territories around the world. we'll turn to the dimensions of the pandemic here at home later in the show. vladimir putin refused to go along with saudi arabia and opec to boost oil production. the result soil prices suffering the worst collapse since 1991. for the day, the dow, the nasdaq and s & p dropping 7%. the losses amounting to $2.5 trillion in lost market cap. we'll have lots more on what to expect in the days ahe

[♪] lou: good evening, everybody.resident trump today made another major announcement directing the food and drug administration to make experimental drugs available to stop the spread of the wuhan virus. president trump: i directed the fda to lip state in outdated rules and bureaucracy so this working proceed rapidly, quickly, fast. we have to remove he barrier. there were a lot of barriers that were unnecessary. and they have done that to get the rapid deployment of safe, effective treatments, and i think we have good answers. we'll find out very, very soon. clinical trials are already under way for' new therapies. we are work on scaling these to allow many more americans to access different drugs that have shown really good promise. lou: two of the drugs president trump mentioned, the anti-malarial drug, color quinn and recommend -- chloroquine and remdesivir, they have shown effective early results against the virus. the president called the drugs possible game changers. american scientific optimism and ingenuity

lou: dr.an lipkin was here last night and he shared an idea that was communicated to him by one of his friends in china talking about the use of plasma and antibodies from patients who have successfully overcome the virus and using that to bring other people to health. your thoughts about that idea. >> actually i'm high on that. i have been part of a group having those discussions right now. originating out of a group stat johns hopkins university. i think that surely holds promise. the challenge is trying to get the blood samples and the amount of blood you need to make this kind of product. what we may be able to do is in the laboratory make these antibodies that were in the plasma. but that will not benefit all that's because of the sheer number of people who will be infected but it surely could help some, absolutely. lou: i would like to get your sense of how the administration is doing. you mentioned anthony fauci for whom i have the highest regard. we are all learning, but public health

lou: up next.american technology companies are willing to sacrifice national security for their own bottom line and they have the chutzpah to stand up and say they are just worried about the trade deficit, forget national security. we'll take that up with someone who never forgets about national security. william barr on capitol hill talking fisa reauthorization with republicans. what kinds of deal are they making? we'll find out. judicial watch's tom fitton who watches such things closer than anyone joins us next. ♪ yes i'm stuck in the middle with you, ♪ no one likes to feel stuck, boxed in, or held back. especially by something like your cloud. it's a problem. but the ibm cloud is different. it's the most open and secure public cloud for business. it can manage all your apps and data from anywhere. so it can help take on anything, from rebooking flights, on the fly to restocking shelves on demand. without getting in your way. ♪ ♪ to feel connected. it all starts with an invitation. the invitatio

lou: great. i have to say this is one of those days that keeps your blood pressure higher. >> absolutely. lou: i mean, we're watching a white wash across the spectrum. where fisa court or it is the fbi personnel involved. they can't apply for people fisa warrants, good tohe know, but it is not reform is it? >>>> no, if you make a false statement on a fisa application, you should be prosecute the for perjury. only way to assure integrity of the process. i know a lot about fisa court, i was there from the beginning, it a very special responsibility, you have as justice department employee. does not get reviewed by anyone, there is no defense lawyer. and prosecutors, even good ones with a bias. have you to take that bias out of your head and play both sides, they did not do that. what comey and his gang of unbelievably embe embarrass fbi agents did they undermined credibility of fisa and took something thatat is supposed toe fair, and turned it to a hit job on president trump. lou: i have to say, th

lou dobbs next on the fox business network. have a good evening. [♪] lou: good evening, everybody.resident trump will be addressing the nation from the white house as his administration continues its raped response to the coronavirus pandemic. the president's address comes on the date world health organization finally declared the virus to be a pandemic. we however were ahead of the curve. we made our declaration two weeks ago that it was a pandemic. the world health organization and other public health agencies have not officially labeled the infection to be a pandemic, but that's clearly what it is. from now on on this show we'll call the contagion what it is. it'it's a pandemic that has alry hit 30 nations. it has affected people in 114 nations. more than 1,100 cases have been con nirmd this nation. 30 have died. these cases are not for a lack of testing. at least that's what the health and human services secretary alex azar says. azar saying testing has always been available for americans concerned they have the wuhan virus. >> we have a surplus of the supply. we have 2 million

lou: joining us, dr.infectious diseases at the university of nebraska medical center. if you would update us on how many patients you have there now. at one point you had 15, and i wanted to get a sense of how their recovery is going. >> we are doing well. we successfully discharged some of the patients from the quarantine unit. we have one of those patients in the bio containment unit that came from tour community related to travel. so we are starting to see some cases within the community related to travel and close contact with that patient. but our experience is mir yoorg what we have seen throughout the country. lou: with testing, there is confusion about how many tests have been put out and it's sort of inexplicable to me that there has been in some cases apparently hundreds of thousands of test kits sent out but without a way in which to report whether those test kits have been used and whether the results are positive or negative. >> first of all, we welcome the increased amount of resources comin

lou: that's wonderful. they are critical to a successful program. >> this is citizenship from the top to the bottom. that's what it's going to take. and we'll win. lou: the president said exactly the same thing. said that we'll prevail. he will acknowledges the challenge and he has throughout. it's nice to see democrats beginning to line up. there are a couple people running for president who thought they could make political hay out of their speeches and maybe one or two in congress, maybe a few more than that. but to see democrats begin to turn. this is a truly positive sign. one of the things i see in china its the ability of the leadership in a cop tonight authoritarian -- in a communist authoritarian government, this president has to lead and persuade. and it's paying off now. leadership in the democratic party is starting to understand this is a time for this nation to come together. >> in china people tell you it's their duty. that's what we are beginning to see here, too. lou: i like your point of v

lou: and it's -- it's embarrassing. lou: and it's dangerous.t would be nice to have hearings and have people understand -- citizens understand what their government is doing with the consent of the governed. but i guess that's owed fashioned. >> since we are going to continue the practice of pieing on american citizens through the fisa court, why don't we change the name and say this authorizes spying on americans. and it was a great suggestion to change the name to federal i forget, basically spying on americans. but what i did -- lou: buying on americans. >> but my amendment, if the democrats had allowed it would have eliminated the opportunity to go before the fisa court to get a want to spy on americans. if you weren't to do that go to a federal district court, or article 3 court. lou: they were lie together courts, defrauding the courts, they were creating fictional material, or if they didn't have fictional material or revised 302s, they could turn to christopher steele and say what have you got for us. >> as far as that goes, having been

lou: a considerable amount. quickly, you support the president seeking reform to that? >> yes, it's important for people to know about pfizer, the pfizer court was quoted because of abuse. we have to keep the pfizer system but title i pfizer has been involved since the late 70s needs to be changed. we can't allow our intelligence agencies and this court to be westernized against a political party. the president is exactly right, we've had many members who are republican we are all on the same page that we have to change title i pfizer to make sure the abuses don't happen. lou: it's clear we got to reform the levels of the fbi, politically corrupt with that question. >> the democrats are going to try to sweep us hundred. there's a section that's up for renewal right now and i think they are going to sweep us under the rug. pfizer does do a lot of good things. it keeps us safe and at the same time, it can't be used to target us. lou: it's odd that it would be called the foreign intelligence act because it's the in

lou: they are doing something else, too.s you pointed out talking about their disinformation campaign, a worldwide propaganda campaign. it's suddenly evil to move the world health organization in mind control and language control to their doorstep to do their bidding. it's astonishing to watch this occur. the united states response to this has been weak, tepid and uncertain. >> i agree with you. i think it's only fairly recently we have seen a new arrogance in china that they are laying claim to being the world leader in many things, including virtue. they made a lot of progress -- lou: because they steal more? >> i don't want to rehearse for you why they are smarter than we are. this new arrogance i find scary because they still have a lot of friends in america, they have friends around the world. their agenda is to raise another 2 or 3 trillion in capital. the sec waiver helps them. the federal pensions going into chinese companies. it has not been stopped. our supply chain dependence hasn't been fixed. lou: wall street su

lou dobbs is next. have a good evening. [♪] lou: good evening, everybody.he corona task force news conference. the president said the wuhan virus crisis could last into july. and the president suggested americans should limit gatherings to no more than 10 people. he made it clear he and his administration are committed to the defeat of the virus as soon as possible and called on american citizens to do their civic duty to stop the spread. president trump: we toughened to the guidelines to blunt the infection now. we would rather be ahead of the curb of than behind it. my administration is repping the young and healthy engage in schooling from home when possible. avoid gathering in groups of more than 10 people, avoid discretionary travel and avoid eating and drinking bars, restaurants, and public food courts. if everyone makes this change or these critical changes and sacrifices now, we'll rally together as one nation. and we'll defeat the virus. lou: the administration released a plan called 15 days to slow the spread. listen to state and local authorities

lou dobbs is next. have a good evening. [♪] lou: good evening, the number of wuhan virus deaths in this country are on the rise. yesterday 22 americans died of the disease. the largest single day increase in the death toll attributable tote virus. the virus killed 0 -- 105 americans. president trump assured the player can people his administration is doing all it can to stop the contagion. president trump: we are getting rid of this virus. for the markets, a simple solution. we want to get rid of it and have as few deaths as possible. you look at what's going on with italy, we don't want to be in a position like that, but much larger because we are a much larger country. i think we have done well, the states have done well. the best thing we can do is get rid of the virus. lou: president trump trying to lessen the effect on americans from the wuhan virus to send cash directly to american workers who are finding themselves unable to work. >> the country is very strong. we have never been so strong. we do

lou where good evening. president trump today in the white house rose garden where he declared a national emergency over the wuhan virus pandemic. the president's announcement sparked a blockbuster rally on wall street. all three major indexes reaching their highest single day point gain in history. at the beginning of the president's address the dow had been up 900 points. during his news conference the dow began climbing steadily. by the time the president was finished, the dow gained a thousand points. the s & p 500 finishing the day markedly higher. the nasdaq soaring 673. president trump's decision to declare a national emergency, a strong, swift action that opens up $50 billion in federal resources to help state and local governments fight the pandemic, the president also waiving interest on federal student loans. directing the department of energy to buy up crude oil to store in the petroleum reserves. >> to unleash the full power of the federal government in this effort, i'm declaring national emerge

lou dobbs is next. have a good evening. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody.aking news tonight, we begin with the latest on today's super tuesday election. democratic primary, polls have just closed in vermont and virginia. the former vice president, joe biden has won the virginia primary according to the fox news decision desk. bernie sanders is heavily favored to win in vermont but as of right now, the fox news decision desk said it's not yet have sufficient data to protect him as a winner. following all of the super tuesday through tonight's on the 7:30 p.m. eastern, as polls close. many more closing 8:00 p.m. and through the evening will move toward the west coast. president trump leading the nations public health officials, institutions, laboratories and facilities. science, researchers all in the fight against the coronavirus. today, president trump at the national institute of health. there he met with doctors and scientists working to develop a vaccine against the coronavirus pandemic as well as antivirals with which to combat the virus and the preside

lou dobbs is next. ♪.ou: good evening everybody, the number of coronavirus cases in this country are rising. as expected, there has been an unexpected response out west in one community to that virus. in king county washington which is the county which the city of seattle is located pre-health officials there are now recommending that the 2.2 million residents of king county should work from home and the people over the age of 60 should stay home. in away from crowds. in the last hour vice president mike pence landed in washington state, there he is meeting with the governor to talk about the pandemic and to be brought up to date on the crisis in the state of washington. in this country 12 people have now died from the coronavirus. 11 of them died in the state of washington. 70 of the country's 221 cases have been confirmed in the state of washington and earlier today the vice president was in minnesota where he visited the 3m plant, they pledged to ramp up their production with facemasks to prevent a shor

lou: it is encouraging.nated as a pandemic, that apparently frees up our bureaucracy to move faster and epilate in some ways as dr. siegel said earlier, we learn from sars -- excuse me, from the swine flu, that we could in some instances move a vaccine from inception to the market in six months. hopefully we will get that lucky again. >> vaccines are tricky. making a vaccine for this virus. not all viruses. like h.i.v. and a pan flu virus. they are difficult to develop. but there is nothing incontinuesically difficult about makin make making a vaccir this virus. what takes time is the testing. it can be six months before you are certain you have a vaccine that you are confident is saved and effective. then you have to produce and distribute it. lou: keeping our heath officials saved from this virus. how are we doing there and what do we need to do in the way of more for them? >> people who know they are taking care of infected patients have access to respirator masks that we require. the personality protecti

we have a common enemy and they mean us harm, lou. lou: i understand.erican should pay attention to the news organizations that absolutely refuse to call it the wuhan virus, the china virus out of some sort of condescension that to do so would be racist. this is an extraordinary to me to kowtowing to the propaganda of a communist state. also aligned with the american left wing. gordon chang. as always, good to see you. >> thanks, lou. lou: u immigration and customs enforcement is temporarily halting interior enforcement in the united states because of the wuhan virus. it will focus its enforcement on public safety risks and criminalle illegal immigrants. they say individuals should not avoid seeking medical care because they fear civil enforcement. we'll have the latest with economist john lonski. stave with us. my money should work as hard as i do. so i use my freedom unlimited card to buy all the latest tech stuff. today, i'm earning on a charger. so, just the charger then? ummm... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah! (sarcastically) fantastic. earn 1.5% cash back on everyt

lou where good evening. president trump today in the white house rose garden where he declared a national emergency over the wuhan virus pandemic. the president's announcement sparked a blockbuster rally on wall street. all three major indexes reaching their highest single day point gain in history. at the beginning of the president's address the dow had been up 900 points. during his news conference the dow began climbing steadily. by the time the president was finished, the dow gained a thousand points. the s & p 500 finishing the day markedly higher. the nasdaq soaring 673. president trump's decision to declare a national emergency, a strong, swift action that opens up $50 billion in federal resources to help state and local governments fight the pandemic, the president also waiving interest on federal student loans. directing the department of energy to buy up crude oil to store in the petroleum reserves. >> to unleash the full power of the federal government in this effort, i'm declaring national emerge

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lou: that's wonderful. they are critical to a successful program. >> this is citizenship from the top to the bottom. that's what it's going to take. and we'll win. lou: the president said exactly the same thing. said that we'll prevail. he will acknowledges the challenge and he has throughout. it's nice to see democrats beginning to line up. there are a couple people running for president who thought they could make political hay out of their speeches and maybe one or two in congress, maybe a few more than that. but to see democrats begin to turn. this is a truly positive sign. one of the things i see in china its the ability of the leadership in a cop tonight authoritarian -- in a communist authoritarian government, this president has to lead and persuade. and it's paying off now. leadership in the democratic party is starting to understand this is a time for this nation to come together. >> in china people tell you it's their duty. that's what we are beginning to see here, too. lou: i like your point of v

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