polly mackenzie and robert fox. good bye. much more about the coronavirus on our webste.est developments — and lots of really informative information, just log on to bbc.co.uk/news — or download the bbc news app. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. the clocks may have taken a step forward , the clocks may have taken a step forward, but the weather has taken a step back. there is a pretty one or more wind making it feel especially cold across england and wales. moving to england across parts of scotland. a few rain showers further south. mostly dry, and certainly western areas staying dry throughout. varying amounts of clouds. some sunshine breaking through. some sunny spells later this afternoon in the south and east. in eastern england, the biggest effect on how it will feel. already below where they should be for the time of year. add in that wind and it should be pretty freezing for most of you. turning into summer british time, it means that wind and it should be pretty freezing for most of you. turning into british summer time, it means the even

that is according to john roberts fox news is reporting but i also asked secretary steve mnuchin todayf they're looking for providing economic assistance to any other industries that could be impacted, particularly the restaurant industry? he tells me that is on the table for larger relief program for small, medium-sized businesses including franchisees. secretary ma. >> looking to send checks to americans immediately. what we heard from hard-working americans, many companies shut down, whether bars or restaurants, americans need cash now and the president wants to get cash now. i mean now, in the next two weeks. >> we're giving relief to affected industries and small businesses. we're insuring that we emerge from this challenge with the prosperous and growing economy because that is what is going to happen. it is going to pop. reporter: president trump says he thinks the economy will bounce back once this virus is eradicated. he urges everyone to work at home including following new guidelines they issued yesterday. the white house is preparing for the worst. white house says the depa

john roberts from fox news in the room. we'lwe'll see you tomorrow. melissa: i'm interested to hear what has to be said. and interesting the numbers of new york, street are empty. david: i am david asman, sitting in for lou dobbs, who remains on self quarantine, we'll talk with him in a moment, we're waiting a press briefing from president trump and his coronavirus task force. we will cover that live. cases of virus in u.s. rising to over 62,000. at least 869 deaths, tonight briefing, we expect president will take up a $2 trillion agreement to provide relief for american workers, families and businesses. there is still no final text of the bill, senate has yet to vote. delaying its deliver to the house, draft legislation showing that bill includes 130 billion for hospitals. 150 billion are in state and local governments, 350 billion for small businesses, 4 months of unemployment insurance, and many working family 1200 per adult, and 500 per child. 4 republican senators, including lindsey graham are threatening future of the bill, raising concerns abou

john roberts from fox news in the room. we'lwe'll see you tomorrow.as to be said. and interesting the numbers of new york, street are empty. david: i am david asman, sitting in for lou dobbs, who remains on self quarantine, we'll talk with him in a moment, we're waiting a press briefing from president trump and his coronavirus task force. we will cover that live. cases of virus in u.s. rising to over 62,000. at least 869 deaths, tonight briefing, we expect president will take up a $2 trillion agreement to provide relief for american workers, families and businesses. there is still no final tex

we heard from treasury secretary steve mnuchin, he spoke to john roberts on "fox news sunday" earlieray. >> we need the money now. i would say we're looking anywhere to a 10-12 week scenario. again, this situation is moving quickly. we need to get the money into the economy now. if we do that, we think we can stabilize the economy. we're putting a lot of money into the hospitals, and, you know, i think the president has every expectation that this is going to look a lot better 4 or 8 weeks from now. >> reporter: that is certainly the hope. we are still waiting to read the exact text of the bill, but we believe it's going to contain cash payments depending on income level, assistance for small businesses, loans to help industries that would be most impacted by potential law ahs and more resources for health care workers, those are the people on the front lines treating patients. meantime, the white house says it's rushing to get more medical supplies to hospitals. we've heard the need for more n-95 masks. the administration says it's to ordering more of those. the president is also tha

john roberts from fox news had the first question and asked him about what's going on in capitol hill. president trump says there's still no agreement. the democrats are asking for too much in terms of the coronavirus recovery bill i guess you would call it. what ends up happening on that front? >> there will be spending bill and hopefully it will be all temporary measures and not permit measures and the key thing is to get that payroll tax cut through so people can get immediate relief right now across the nation. the other thing is to make the federal reserve to make clear its discount window where they lend money has opened a private company so they can come in, solid companies that would otherwise be in trouble because of this temporary collapse can come in and get the loans they need to whether this crisis. they should make that announcement immediately. >> we will see what happens over the weekend as we always do in times like this. steve it's great to have you on with your perspective. >> absolutely. let's bring in the panel. let's focus on the substance announce there. how big

fox news contributor robert wolf and the former ceo and chairman of ubs america joins us now in a foxess exclusive. robert, you've got to be smiling today. you are a joe biden fan. we were just saying what a last 48 hours, 72 hours, whatever you want, joe biden has had. he's gone from appearing to fade a little bit, struggling, to getting the endorsements of mayor pete, amy klobuchar, now mike bloomberg. having a great super tuesday. things turn quickly in politics. we know a day is a long time in politics. >> yeah. it's been a great four days, ever since clyburn endorsed him, then he went into south carolina, he won by north of 30 points, literally most people were thinking ten points. then he came in with incredible momentum and then you had mayor pete and beto and amy klobuchar and all of a sudden it was off to the races. i think one of the most important things is bernie also did not have a good week, starting with the "60 minutes" interview where there was a lot of talk about castro and cuba and all these different things. so i think that this is what the biden campaign expected.

we have fox team coverage, john roberts and the briefing room awaiting president trump's appearance but we begin with fox business and she joins us from new york on a tough day there. >> within the first 5 minutes of trade, markets fell so far so fast there was a 15 minute trading halt. shortly thereafter, trading resumed and as you mention, the dow fell more than 2,000 points, the worst one-day point drop ever. at the close of the session, the s&p 500 and the nasdaq all closed down more than 7%, they logged their largest decline since 2008. all 11 sectors in the s&p 500 closed lower. energy stocks were the weakest. oil as much as 30% as russia and saudi arabia kicked off in oil price war. talks between opec led by saudi arabia on one side, rush on the other collapse on friday. both sides refusing to cut supply in an effort at the market's expense. in most energy analysts agree we are in an unprecedented situation. you have to go back to the start of the first gulf war in 1991 to see prices this flow. both crude and those energy prices can be helpful to the economy but there is a tippin

robert wolf joins us, fox news contribute to, former economic advisor to president obama. always had a good sense how the democrats see these things, robert. republicans have been quite critical today. the basic argument is that the democrats are trying to push things into the bill that don't need to be in this. you know, collective, more collective bargaining powers, higher fuel emissions standards for the airlines, hey, let's wait on that. let's get done what needs to get done. what is happening to the best of your read? >> yeah. so my read is probably a little different. this should not be partisan in itself is a oxymoron. in 2018 and nine i was running ubs. we were the fourth largest bank in the world. i was there for the lehman crisis, we knew we didn't have the answers. also congress knew they didn't have the answers. so you had to find a time where bush and obama had to figure it out because of the transition and republicans and democrats had to figure out. and paulson, who was secretary of treasury at the time, went on, was very clear we have to do this. the banks

. >> bret: john roberts, thanks. our fox news poll indicates two-thirds of the those surveyed are nervous about the u.s. economy. the number 62%, just 25% are confident. some analis from the market with susan lee of fox business from new york. >> the bulls were running on wall street on thursday. the dow industrial average entered a new bull market. that's up 20% from recent lows. rallying close to 4,000 points in 3 seconds. tying a record for the shortest bear market in history starting 2 weeks ago when the dow fell 20%. 3 and a quarter million filed for unemployment benefits. pennsylvania had the biggest jump. ohio, california, texas and new jersey also saw a significant increase. >> we may be in a recession. the difference between this and a normal recession. there is nothing wrong with our economy. it performed very well through february. >> investors are looking past the dismal jobless claims and the hopeful passage of the bill. boeing and the airlines are seen as likely to receive government aid. oil stocks recovered a

robert gray with the fox business network from usc in los angeles. robert? >> hey, dana.e of emergency in l.a. you wouldn't know it here on the campus of usc today. we talked to a couple of students and they shrugged it off and said they're going to carry on as normal. folks are hustling to the noon class or off to lunch right now. officials say near following the cdc's lead in terms of preparation and trying to stave off the virus and everyone to follow their precautions there. they did cancel study abroad programs in china, south korea and italy bringing those students home. they're also advising against travel over spring break, which of course begins on the east coast for a loss of folks. they're concerned about district infection there as much as being stuck in quarantine or stuck in another country. they're advising folks to stay local. no word yet on march madness. people are asking about that as well. and yoshib a university in new york city had to close a campus after that found a case among the student body. >> dana: interesting about encouraging people not to t

robert. it is like i said building you were part of that. you were at the table when we went through this in 2008. you've been a great voice for foxugh this crisis. we will hopefully see you very, very soon. robert wolf, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me on, cheryl. cheryl: i will see you soon. and we will be right back. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. cheryl: as more and more americans are staying home and not going to the stores to get their food and other supplies, they are ordering them online. the truckers are on the front lines, making sure we get the goods we need as soon as possible. taking to the highways with an update on some companies that are giving bonuses to drivers and employees, now the industry is handling this pandemic overall, jeff flock live in lake station, indiana. hey, jeff. reporter: hey, cheryl. i just want to show you the scene out on the expressway here. this is interstate 94, runs

melissa, for more what comes next, let's bring in robert wolf in, robert former economic advisor toe president obama, fox news contributor, ran uba america. interesting, robert, all the talk is not about phase three and stimulus we haven't seen phased in yet, but investors are moving on to the fact more might be needed, a so-called phase iv. let's talk about that. do you think the government will have to step in and do more and if so, what should the next priority be? >> thanks for asking. very interesting conversation between dan and melissa. one i would say phase three was not big enough. i think they were short a trillion. that means if i were voting i wouldn't vote for it but i would have argued for a lot more. i would have argued three things, obviously a lot more to medical and hospital workers. number two, a lot more to states. that is going to feel the impact immediately and for the foreseeable future, and three, larger direct payments to those unemployed and furloughed by covid-19. it was too small. not a stimulus as it wassuppose. more of aha on friday's jobless claims numbers of 3.3 million. w

maybe he has a point, join amino pastor robert jeffers, the house church of dallas, fox business contributee you. before i have you react, let's remind our viewers what schumer said in front of the u.s. supreme court to an enraged crowd as the justices are considering an abortion law in louisiana inside the building. take a listen. >> i want to tell you neil gorsuch is, and kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price. [cheering] you will not know what hit you if you go forward with the awful decisions. >> in dysentery words said these were threatening statements and dangerous. >> this shows the hypocrisy of the left, they have criticized president trump and leslie when he rightly questions the possible objectivity of the judge or disagrees with the decision and here you have a leading democrat, chuck schumer who is threatening justices of the supreme court before the decision. let's be clear what this terrible decision that schumer has worked up a frenzy over in louisiana, louisiana has a law that requires doctors performing abortions to have admitting privileges t

interesting was that the president i believe on friday towards the end of his briefing, john roberts of foxally asked him a question about a potential fourth stimulus and he said yeah, i might be willing to support something along those lines, then he said it might include help for the states. something governor cuomo talked about, which is the big hit to the state budget that he's, you know, taking even with the stimulus plan that's coming in and helping individuals and as a final point, neil, because of how disproportionately this virus economically is hitting states that have high standards of living, new york, new jersey, california, washington state, that also might, especially small business owners would tell you might lead us to have to go back to the well again. for example, after talking about the health for small business, it's capped there if you want to have the loan forgiven of someone making $100,000 a year. not a problem in many areas of the country. it is a problem for many small businesses in the new york metropolitan area that have been hit the hardest and might have to st

fox news's john roberts is on the ground in pennsylvania. john, what is the feeling like there?r: i mean, there is a lot of people who are excited about president trump coming here to scranton tonight. he lost this county by three points back in 2016 though he did win the state by about 1%, some 44,000. the reason why people are excited, this is his first town hall of the 2020 election campaign. it is also his first appearance back here in pennsylvania for the 2020 campaign. so a lot of people have been waiting a long time to see him. they lined up around the block to get into the town hall today. when you look at the issues here, a lot of it is bread and butter issues. economy, health care. people are worried about the things like coronavirus is another thing that the audience will be wondering about. we'll look for answers from the president for. we did talk to some people who were outside, lining up, waiting to get in. to a person they all seemed to be trump supporters but they all had questions and concerns that they are looking for answers for tonight. listen here. >> i'm h

sources tell fox news john roberts that number could be $58 billion. we are also hearing that other industries could get a boost as well. >> first of all, we want to make sure that the states allow the drive-through portion of these fast foods to stay open, particularly in a time period where we are telling people don't go to restaurants, these companies feed a big part of america and i expect they are going to feed a bigger part of america. in regards to support, i will say a lot of these businesses are small businesses, companies, franchisees, 500 or less, and we have a specific program we will be unveiling that helps all businesses, small and medium sized businesses of 500 and less. reporter: the president says he thinks the economy will bounce back once this virus is eradicated. i asked him if the economic drag on the economy is having any impact on the u.s./china trade relationship, if he received any indication that they may not be able to make their purchase agreements. he says up to this point, he hasn't heard that at all. the president is meet

tonight the coronavirus pandemic, national security advisor robert o'brien joins us as does fox news on the wuhan virus. also joining us congressman louie gohmert who wants the house coronavirus relief bill revised before going to the senate. former reagan white house political director ed rollins, pulitzer prize winner michael goodwin. please join us. >> lou dobbs, great to see you. thank you for that, lou dobbs. we have more show coming up. stay right there. ♪ wherever we want to go, autosave your way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. like a hybrid with best in class epa estimated range of more than five hundred eighty two miles. and ford co-pilot 360 technology to help you outsmart some of the things you'll encounter on the road. with more available second row leg room than a chevy suburban. .. when you move homes, you move more than just yourself. that's why xfinity has made taking your internet and tv with you a breeze. really? yup. you can transfer your service online in about a minute. you can do that? yeah. and with two-hour service appointment windows, it's

"fox news sunday" with john roberts. >> i'm john roberts in for chris wallace.rus cases in the u.s. rise above 20,000. and lawmakers work on a nearly 2 trillion dollars rescue plan. >> want to give workers money, and whichever way the best way to get it, i want to keep the businesses open. >> as congress debates a financial relief package, american life grinds to a halt. manufacturing, travel, main street and wall street all feeling the effects. >> never before has our society changed so much. seemingly overnight. >> we don't deal with the health crisis, nothing we do will make the economy any better. >> we will ask treasury secr

fox news contributor robert wolf and former ceo and chairman of ubs america joins us now. before we get to washington, what do you make of the financial names here? this is really looking stressful for them. >> yeah. so liz, i have been on a bunch of shows the last week and spoke to you quite often. this is not surprising to me. i know your viewers won't like this. when larry kudlow said to buy the dip, i profusely said that wasn't a smart move. i didn't think the fed's 50 basis point was going to do much. this is not a lehman brothers type crisis. this is not where the banks have deep leverage, where the households have deep leverage, where the consumers have leverage. this is much more like a post-11 type crisis where we have to get our hands around two things, confidence in the system meaning contain the coronavirus, and have a real tactical stimulus package. i was also not for the payroll tax cut. i don't think that does a lot by dribbling it out. we need to be very strategic here. and i'm not surprised by the banks. you have interest rates at 1% and going lower so the

we have team fox coverage, we have john roberts standing by on the north line.der if you have a sense of timing of the senate vote and also why the house is not going to vote today? >> great questions. and republican senators say they've noticed of drafting our ohmic error. tim scott, lindsey graham and ben sasse saying "unless this bill is fixed there's a strong incentive for employees to be laid off instead of going to work. we must sadly oppose the fast tracking of this bill until this text is addressed. once that gets fixed, this $2 trillion coronavirus package. >> when our nation comes through this and takes flight again on the other side, it will be because american heroes on the fight. and that's exactly what we are going to do today. >> drafting errors can happen when we talk about a massive funding package that was agreed to in the middle of the night, >> one of the key provisions it looked like they got a lot of that done. that's $130 billion for hospitals, $150 billion for state and local governments, $350 billion for small businesses that have been h

. >> bill: let's go down to the white house right now is our fox coverage continues with john roberts from the north one. busy day yet again. where are we at the moment? >> this thing is moving minute-by-minute. the defense has signed a production act or an order on the defense production act which allows the president to order up the ramp up of production that symptom typically used in times of war. the president will be -- the senate minority leader chuck schumer urging the president to invoke the defense production act to help produce things like respirators, personal protective equipment, ventilators that are desperately needed in so many places. the financial stimulus could top $1.3 trillion in checks will be going out to many american senators. we talked about that, you two aren't getting one. they will be sent out into tranches. one on april 6 and 1 on april 18. then there's relief for the growing number of mouths to feed for the airlines, the cruise ship and hotels. an executive order and that will be allowed because of the danger of transmission of communicable diseases for t

robert warshaw is dealing with a conflict of interest. not only is he policing the department but deciding whether or not reforms are being met. >> this is akin to the fox guarding the hen house. it is time for robert warshaw to be fired from his position as the monitor of the oakland police department. >> reporter: robert warshaw has repeatedly declined top comment but jordan's sentiments are shared by anne kirkpatrick. shea said every time they close to meeting these reforms and goals it would be pushed back adding a nearly impossible environment to do their job and meet the reforms. she said she feels the department has made the a lot of progress in the years she was here and wanted the public to know that changes have been made. >> in my opinion and so many others, that the oakland police department is the finest police department in this country because they, indeed, did change. they did reform and they deserve the honor and recognition that they have been denied. >> reporter: so, again, warshaw not labor to comment on this case. we undercanned that kirkpatrick is also airing out grieve venses she had with the oakland police commission, the board t

i'm jon scott in new york, we now join john roberts in for chris wallace on "fox news sunday" already in progress. the challenge is what can we do today that's going to slow down this really exponential phase of the increase, the accelerating pandemic? and that's possible by people staying home, avoiding social contact. we're all in this together, and what each one of us does can protect all of us. john: one real quick question, if i could, any idea how long this is going to last? >> very hard to predict what's going to happen. this is unprecedented, never happened before, but we do have by working together within us, the ability to change the trajectory of this pandemic what will happen in the coming months, only the coming months will tell, but what we do is within our power. john: dr. frieden, always good to see you. thank you for taking the time. appreciate it. >> nice to speak with you again. john: up next coronavirus halts auto production and now one automaker is gearing up to help produce much-needed vent lay tors. -- ventilators. we will discuss that and more with the michigan

maybe he has a point, join amino pastor robert jeffers, the house church of dallas, fox business contribute, let's remind our viewers what schumer said in front of the u.s. supreme court to an enraged crowd as the justices are considering an abortion law in louisiana inside the building. take a listen. >> i want to tell you neil gorsuch is, and kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price. [cheering] you will not know what hit you if you go forward with the awful decisions. >> in dysentery words said these were threatening statements and dangerous. >> this shows the hypocrisy of the left, they have criticized president trump and leslie when he rightly questions the possible objectivity of the judge or disagrees with the decision and here you have a leading democrat, chuck schumer who is threatening justices of the supreme court before the decision. let's be clear what this terrible decision that schumer has worked up a frenzy over in louisiana, louisiana has a law that requires doctors performing abortions to have admitting privileges to a nearby hospital in case so

"fox news sunday" with john roberts. >> i'm john roberts in for chris wallace. tens of millions of americans directed to stay home as coronavirus cases in the u.s. rise above 20,000. and lawmakers work on a nearly 2 trillion dollars rescue plan. >> want to give workers money, and whichever way the best way to get it, i want to keep the businesses open. >> as congress debates a financial relief package, american life grinds to a halt. manufacturing, travel, main street and wall street all feeling the effects. >> never before has our society changed so much. seemingly overnight. >> we don't deal with the health crisis, nothing we do will make the economy any better. >> we will ask treasury secretary mnuchin about the effort to get cash back into the pockets of americans. it's a fox news sunday exclusive. plus the latest on the race for a vaccine, the need for emergency medical supplies and the impact of social distancing. we'll discuss it all with former cdc director. then general motors announces it will lend its factories to step up ventilator production. we wil

"fox news sunday" with john roberts. >> i'm john roberts in for chris wallace.of millions of americans directed to stay home as coronavirus cases in the u.s. rise above 20,000. and lawmakers work on a nearly 2 trillion dollars rescue plan. >> want to give workers money, and whichever way the best way to get it, i want to keep the businesses open. >> as congress debates a financial relief package, american life grinds to a halt. manufacturing, travel, main street and wall street all feeling the effects. >> never before has our society changed so much. seemingly overnight. >> we don't deal with the health crisis, nothing we do will make the economy any better. >> we will ask treasury

fox coverage. chief white house correspondent john roberts.ing by on the north lawn as the president is going to get this bill to sign. first, congressional correspondent chad pergram reporting live from capitol hill with a recap on how it finally got across the finish line. chad? >> dana, good afternoon. while it was not a question about whether or not they would pass the bill. it was a question as to when and how. thomas massi, republican congressman from kentucky, he wanted to come to capitol hill and try to force a recorded vote. here's the issue on capitol hill. they are very concerned about the health. and the office of the attending physician was worried about trying to get all 430 members, the current population of the house of representatives all together in the same room to actually take a "roll call" vote. working on a precision to get maybe 10, 15, 20 at a time over the alphabet and stretch this out over five or six hours there was also a threat from massi that he might enforce the constitutional requirement that you have to have a

treasury secretary mnuchin talked to john roberts earlier today on "fox news sunday" about what thisuld mean for small businesses. >> if you're a small business, you will get two weeks of cash flow to pay your workers. you need to retain them. you will also get some overhead. and if you do that, those loans will be forgiven. that's about half of our workforce. that will allow small businesses to keep people and make sure when we open the economy, they are up and running. >> now, this bill is still a work in progress. but from what we have been able to read, it does include the money for the small business payroll as well as the one time stipend of $1200 per individual or 2400 per couple. that is based on your income. that is not something that's going out to every single american that's out there. also we will see those workers that have been impacted getting up to eligible for 39 weeks of unemployment insurance and that would actually be back dated up to january. if you lost your job maybe a few weeks ago. also 242 billion dollars for emergency health needs. but that bill is still a

robert jeffress. pastor of the first bapr baptist church of dallas. foxbutor and host of foxnation's "pathway to victory." i'll take a page from a didn't book than the one you are familiar with. it's possible to watch catholic services online. but you can't go the distance with communion if you are a catholic. that's a great concern. i know you are not a catholic. but how would you console them in their hour of need. >> as you recognize we don't share that exact belief. we worship the same jesus christ and we believe we can be connected together sir actually and be connected online. i support completely what president trump has asked us to do in not getting into groups more than 10. we should do things that are safe. they keep our members safe and our community safe. we had self hundred,000 people who watched us online. we believe it's going to be more this week. it's an unusual thing for us. our church' has been in downtown dallas and this is the first year we have not met. you can turn your hearts to god, and if you don't mind me engaging in shameless p

. >> we have fox team coverage. john roberts at the white house.. but we begin with rick live at the newark airport in new jersey. >> a lot of face masks and short security lines with warnings from the state department to americans to reconsider travel abroads because of covid-19 and severe restrictions on in coming flights because of the european ban we talked about. as of midnight tonight the europe travel ban prohibits foreign nationals from 2 dozen countries from entering the country: u.s. citizens are exempt and their spouses and children not affected by the ban upon the european union condemned the news. but dr. fauci said this is about shutting off the primary source. 70% of the cases in the u.s. are traced back to europe. >> we are interfering with the natural flow of infection. can you leave the virus to its own devices, it will go like this and it will go way up and come back down. >> we have seen aggressive cleaning crews here. the advice is to avoid touching common surfaces and bring plenty of hand sanitizer if you are hitting the skies

nominee for president joining us former economic adviser to president obama 32 advisers ceo fox news contributor roberti washington state possibly to bernie it is clear to me going to be the nominee i think going to be a trump biden matchup i think, you know strap it in i think going to be some interesting six monthss. >> strap it in look we got to get your take what is talked about in washington so president wants to do away with payroll tax, for 90 days possibly until end of the year, 15% tax, 7 1/2% paid by workers, going to be a hundred billion dollars a month do you like it? >> here is what i like, i like that last night the president came out and exude confidence i have been critical on him, on the coronavirus you know policies, number two i like the idea of a stimulus plan was very clear, yesterday on fox. this is not like lehman crisis i was one of the executives there when i was running ubs this is more like post -- not about clitdz leverage it is stimulating certain sectors that are being hit by very one-off situation, i like the idea that he is talking about hotels, travel leisure, all the t

joining me now pastor robert jeffers, white house initiative, the first baptist church of dallas, host of foxto victory. pastor, i have a feeling you have something to say about the new york times article, are evangelicals the cause for the virus? >> that is absolutely absurd. it is true, every group has fanatics on the french, there is not jobs in every group, whether it evangelicals, the media or the democrat party. even though there are a few evangelicals who are flaunting what the cdc and president are recommending about large groups, most pastors like my church are following the regulation and the great suggestions to keep our people safe, david what is going on, the new york times and the left are trying to separate the president from his evangelical supporters, they know an election is coming soon and they know the president is on the glide path to reelection in evangelicals are key to that and trying to cause a break in the relationship and that is not going to happen. >> the fact is they are anti-christian bias which is just as bad as a bias against muslims, biased against jews, a bi

upset for economy joining me former economic adviser to president obama 2 advisers ceo fox news contributor robert this period to you, as was the period around the 2008 sell-off and the worst financial offset in a generation. >>. on the phone: unfortunately my 35-year career got four or five of these, this reminds me much more of a post accept 11 than 8 i think what fed did is fine adds liquidity to system lowers lending rates that is not the issue. i actual disagree with the president navarro on need for payroll tax cut i agreed with -- the individual i think mitch said we need to get money to the people, first of all a payroll tax cut won't get passed 15% net republicans nor democrats, because we are out a trillion to deficit it is too broad-based doesn't go to people that really need it number two, you need real stimulus ways on your show a week ago two weeks ago, i said don't apply the dip, i said we need stimulus this will cause a recession the stimulus is at least 500 billion. maria: what is the stimulus robert what is a slough how do you get money in pockets if you don't like the pay troll

robert williamson playing the fee an know. rob: love that carley. thank you so much. "fox & friends" starts right now. distancing guidelines through the end of april. trying to slow the spread of the coronavirus as governors set new restrictions on out-of-state travelers. brian: all right. five states are now forcing anyone coming from new york, new jersey, and connected cut to quarantine for two weeks. out west in los angeles, good new york city the usns mercy hospital ship is treating its first patients. steve: meanwhile, across the other side of the country's the usnf comfort i

we have complete fox coverage this hour beginning with the chief white house correspondent john roberts. john? >> john: trace, good afternoon to you. president trump taking some heat from eu officials after not consulting them over the travel suspension that he announced last night from europe to the united states. in the oval office earlier today with the irish leo veterans vare president said there was not a lot of time to consult with officials from the european union before coming out of the news with the restrictions last night. i asked the president in the oval office if he had any kind of an estimate as to what the overall impact of that suspension would be. here's what he said. >> w it will be a big impact. it's a bigger impact and also a human impact which is more important, frankly than the financial. if i didn't close very, very early, leo, you know, we closed very early with china. and i took a lot of heat, including from you people. a lot of heat. they called me everything from a racist to everything else. it was terrible. and the same people then they say oh he closed too

robert >> yeah. before he had done these trades he published an op-ed with fox news describing the u.s. preparedness for the coming coronavirus crisis as very solid. it was a very reassuring op-ed what he told a private group of constituents from north carolina, this as part of a members only club hosted event, was it was going to lead to school closure, disrupt business travel what we know is that while he had put out this public op-ed that was very a reassuring about what the response would look like, we do know he knew there would be major disruption because of this virus. >> all right we'll leave it there let's get to sue >>> just minutes ago we learned that italy's death toll has gone above 4,000 with 627 deaths added overnight. it now has almost 1,000 more deaths than china did. the world health organization is warning health systems around the world are collapsing saying it's not just a bad flu season, end quote. coronavirus restrictions in the uk getting tighter while many residents were already staying off the streets on their own prime minister boris johnson is shutting down p

robert wolf is a former economic advisor to president obama, ceo of 32 advisors, and a fox news contributore for this breaking news. >> thanks for having me. >> harris: when you look at bernie sanders, what he has been able to do, and he's got the fire of a fired up base, the burning brooms and everybody else who love him , why would democrats want to st necessarily? i note democratic socialist isn't as tasty of a turn. but why come out today and put your weight behind biden? which is the party say to joe biden -- i mean come at the bernie sanders -- as this happens connect >> i don't think they are moving the scale one way or the other. amy klobuchar is making an opinion and a decision that is based where she sees her constituents, minnesota, and where she wants to go, not having medicare for all -- >> harris: she was clear about that. >> she was clear about that. i think people are nervous about up and down the ticket. listen, if bernie is the candidate and he gets the majority, 1990 plus one, 40 don't knock the party will be fully binding. if he saw the candidate, the party will be behin