in right by the entrance to the basement of the west wing, he parked his car and i noticed he had left his keys in there so i got in and who do not west executive drive. now remember, took part in west executive drive you have to be a senior agent to be present, go through each three checkpoints with people with automatic weapons and your card is live for monsey pass over some kind of device embedded in the concrete that i don't know what it does but maybe it x-rays you pretty don't know. so this very secure and so i took the car and i drove it up west executive drive about 75 yards and after 911, they had the swift, the sniffer trucks and they had four trucks, it trucks that were part of the four corners of the complex. in a simple daycare for chemical and biological agents was just large enough they want to park the car behind it, and vacant space, you cannot see it from the west executive entrance. i was out there but i had eyewitnesses who said the end of the day, he came out and took a look around and could not see his car. he took out his foot phone and hit the speed dial to his

but also to add this walkway which now runs the length between the west wing and the east wing. here's a finished version. and now this tunnel would go all the way to the east wing and it hooks up with roosevelt's bomb shelter so roosevelt had the tunnel built for access to the treasury department but he also had the east wing built in 1942 and that's the perfect time if you're building a structure to be also building something underneath it so he actually had the bomb shelter made beneath the east wing. closer, didn't have to get to the treasury building and truman connects it between the west wing and that security complex so if the president is working in the west wing or the oval office, they have a quick way to get to the bomb shelter and you probably actually have all seen it before, this is actually part of the presidential emergency operations center that was used on 9/11 by vice president dick cheney and several members of the bush cabinet because remember for some time we weren't quite sure where that last plane was heading towards. it certainly seemed like when it tur

he still of the west wing into time and he showed up and we had written a story a few months earlier about his involvement with would be the what russia war room in the white house. basically the rapid response unit to deal with that cascading series of scandals. he had called me up like hours after the story published this was on the friday night and just like real bombing. he screamed at me about this whole fake news. so i had not talked to him. and it was not pretty is inaccurate story. he showed up to the trump hotel they sort of came over to her table stormed and someone decided they're going to stir shut up to and that story. and it resulted in him and asawin suebsaeng standing up and they were insisting it was fake and asawin suebsaeng said not take. asawin: attendant upon myself to set up for not only my but your honor. and what is this idiot doing. asawin: thank you for doing that on my favorite thing. so mean the sky, and you are too kind. so this then senior white house official and i spend the time-consuming at each other in the lobby of the chomsky hotel. in with people

white house conservatory on top of what is the west colonnade going into the area today that is the west wing. you don't have all the greenhouses but you do have the conservatory above the west colonnade and again in that place where you usually have the jackson magnolia, just looks more like a pretty barren tree the middle of winter. certainly doesn't look like a jackson magnolia. however, this is a photograph that was taken by of the cassius clay battalion 1861 and voila. that looks like the jackson magnolia to me. so if we look at that tree and it's probably at that point maybe about 15 to 20 feet tall, depends when it was planted or transported, but the photographic evidence seems to suggest that that famous tree attributed to andrew jackson more than likely was planted later probably some time in the 1850s. however, that story and that legend has continued to grow and grow over time. here is another shot. this is actually matthew bra dy. this is during the civil war. the flag pole on the south lawn. there's part of jackson's ha-ha wall and the union soldiers essentially keeping an eye on

two people who worked with me in the west wing in times of crisis join me. staff for george bush and fox news contributor. i don't know how it is in monterey or austin but, thanks for being here, it's it sure is in new york city. let's begin with you, mr. secretary. what is your sense of what he's trying to project in that interview from yesterday? >> look. i think those of us, carl and i who have worked for presidents know that presidents have great hopes about what they want to achieve. but at the same time they also have to confront the reality is that they are dealing with. and ultimately the reality prevails. so i think the president has expressed his hope for where he would like to go but i think he also understands that the first priority in this country is to save lives. if we save lives i think we ultimately can save our economy as well. >> bill: carl, what do you think of -- let's just take the headline on its face right ther. >> i think it's a goal in aspiration and as secretary panetta said if we want to protect our optimism. when franklin roosev

them that everyone has that makes every consultant feel relevant right and i remember in our own west wing and george w. bush there were people saying george bush is going to replace dick cheney or for the heart attack inside our own west wing people are saying that i don't i don't see it actually happening it's so much easier to stay with the status quo when it's not her. get of say on base with a little bit. trump handling this. but. not well ok this is one of those occasions maybe one of the only occasion. where there is no joking to be had playing politics is not lying well accusing democrats of warning to kill thousands of people is not flying well you gotta go with straight talk and you know one minute he's saying there's no coming the next minute you know you get to know what he was getting a bad boy just play it straight on this one this is not a republican versus democratic issue and the president inability just say look this 5 years doesn't pick parties ok you just pull this together and i actually don't do it as a country yeah i actually don't think i would have even had him go

so the west wing as you know, wolf, it's denser and more tightly populated so it's what public healthfficials are going to do. they're going to sit there and contact trace, which can be challenging which i think you're alluding to because people are moving around. how many people did you come in contact with today, that's what public health officials sort of have to put together. what you read and what i heard as swell is the vice president and president did not have contact with that person and they've established that, and they're going to keep establishing that with. >> but you don't know if the president or vice president had contact with others who may have had direct contact with the individual who's now tested positive. >> yeah, so that would be considered second generation. so first generation, direct contact with somebody who has tested positive. second generation, they're not recommending any kind of quarantine unless one of the people in between subsequently tests positive. so even if the vice president or president had contact with somebody who had contact with the person

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whether in the west wing or on-board the plane, which is a flying west wing, essex posed to the samehe's exposed to the same group of folks. people are getting aggressively screened at the white house when they come to work every day with having their temperature checked and things of that nature. so they're being super careful about the president's potential exposure but i think he still has to lead, he has to be the president. this is a time of crisis for our country and it's important that he be out front and that he be seen as taking charge here which he is, he's doing a great job. this is part of his job as commander in chief and head of state to make sure he's out there. leland: we know they've been taking the temperature of the press corps as well, both the one that travels with him and the one in the white house press briefing room, the press being led in the vans to the short drive to the usns comfort. originally they were talking about three or four weeks to get this underway, been condensed to three or four days. give us a sense of what's happening on the ship, what the ca

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the change of course tells you what inside the west wing? >>we need a president who preacs hope.s to be realistic, and if he ever gets unrealistic it will destroy hope. and so yes. aspirational hope grounded in realism is what president that wartime must do to rally a country. i think that's what this is about. the cure can't be worse than disease, but he pulled it back in time. >> bill: how does it work in the administration? they are trying to push the team to move forward. at the same time the team is coming back and saying something that maybe you don't necessarily want to hear. how does that dynamic push and pull inside the west wing. >> and i hope, and i expect they are doing that. and we've seen that playing out in front of our very eyes. that's all the facets of the government in the nation who have to put it all together to make it decision. so it should play out that people are telling him different things but you won't always from a president in the time of crisis, two things that begin with the r. one of reassurance and the second is a reality. the two reinforce each

leading experts in infectious disease at my right arm at the white house joining me tomorrow in the west wing, but if people had seen what i have seen, i think that they can be very proud of the work that cdc is doing, and hhs is doing and just as important, the work that our governors and the state governments and local health officials are doing. >> one area that there is definite need for improvement is the testing kits and the number of testing kits out there. >> that is right. >> and the south koreans have tested more than 90,000 of their citizens and the united states has had trouble manufacturing the kits and distributing them, and the numbers showing that maybe 500 people in the u.s. have been tested. why are we so behind other developed countries on this, and when will there be more of the testing kits delivered to the front line health care providers? >> it a fair question. it is one of the first issues that one of the governors raised with me. i am happy to report that this weekend more than 15,000 testing kits have been released. also the fda has approved a testing regimen that st

if you talk to people in the west wing mick mulvaney didn't have the president's ear any longer.m and didn't take advice and he wasn't traveling with him lately. which is the biggest signs somebody will be pushed out soon. >> he did everything hepted him to do with ukraine and this is how it ended. a source familiar with the matter -- you have been talking to says meadows has been acting chief of staff for a while. advising trump. building a white house team. that it's been happening in front of mick mulvaney's face. >> it was pretty clear to see even mick mulvaney was aware of it. he lobbied for the northern ireland job the one he's taking after this. he knew his exit seemed to be upon us. meadows is close to the president. he has been one of the most consistent advisers during all of the years in office. they met on the campaign trail. and he's someone who the president listens to. so it will be interesting to see what he's like in the role. every chief of staff the president picked has been so different in the way they ran the west wing. one thing that will be notable about me

think it's fair to say, on the part of the president as he approached and left the lectern in the west wing briefing room. i guess there's nothing like witnessing a 2,000-point drop to focus the mind. what else have you learned? >> well, that's right. the president pays credibly close attention to the markets. that's one thing that has been driving his response, and frankly a lot of the misinformation and half-truths he's been putting out is because he hasn't wanted to rattle markets. it was striking to see him in the briefing room today. for himself, he was quite disciplined. he came in. he generally got o put aretty accurate, serious, solemn message, and then he left without taking any questions. it didn't evolve into one of these fs wh parrying with reporters and somethg but we do know that the president is -- over the weekend he's been incredibly unhappy and frustrated with the news coverage he's received, a lot of which in "the post" and elsewhere has chronicled the squandered time by this administration, the missteps, the bungling of the initial response. he's not happy with that. and

first known positive test for the virus among white house personnel in the west wing. pence's office says this individual had no close contact with the v.p. or the president. this news comes as more states are taking drastic measures to try to contain this virus. when we were on the air last night, we talked about california's governor, gavin newsom, ordering all residents to effectively stay in their homes. today the governors of connecticut, illinois, and new york followed suit with similar mandates. >> i don't come to this decision easily. i fully recognize that in some cases, i am choosing between saving people's lives and saving people's livelihoods. but ultimately you can't have a livelihood if you don't have your life. >> we're going to close the valve, all right? because the rate of increase in the number of cases portends a total overwhelming of our hospital system. we need everyone to be safe. otherwise, no one can be safe. >> and think about this. new york state now has the most cases in the u.s., over 7,800. just tonight, the president responding to a reque

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>> reporter: yeah, this is really the closest we've seen it come to the west wing. we're being told the vice president's office was informed tonight that someone in the vice president's office has now tested positive for controversy. they don't identify who the individual is, though. they say they had no contact with the vice president or the president in recent days, but they say they are following those cdc guidelines, erin to figure out. they're tracing to figure out who it is they did have contact with and if that person came in contact with the vice president, the president and any of the senior staff here, most of the vice president's staff is in the aoe, it's a separate building and essentially walk across the street to get in there. it's not someone necessarily walking around the west wing a lot, but we don't know for certain. we should point out this comes on the same day the president's daughter and senior advisor ivanka trump returned back to the white house after now we're being informed she did take a test for coronavirus. she got results and that comes

. >>> an intervention in the west wing. in just the last 15 minutes we learned president trump will be holding a news conference at 3:00. we'll go live to the white house for the latest on that. up next, expert guidance on how two of this country's largest cities are dealing with the crisis. i'll talk with atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms and san francisco's eric garcetti to talk about the unique steps they're taking in their cities. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if you have changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, depressed mood, suicidal thoughts or actions, seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sleepwalking, or life-threatening allergic and skin reactions. decrease alcohol use. use caution driving or operating machinery. tell your doctor if you've

reporter: today the white house unveiling new measures to limit the threat of exposure inside the west wing. >> you should space more. >> reporter: members of the media getting their temperatures taken before entering the briefing room. the vice president's office saying one journalist was denied entry because his temperature was too high. when asked if the coronavirus task force assembled at the same podium as the president and vice president were also being checked, they all nodded. >> i had my temperature checked, too. >> reporter: even the president, telling us as he left the room. >> was your temperature normal, mr. president? >> totally normal. >> trevor, you were in the briefing room when the vice president said he has not been tested. this is the second time in two days he and the president have appeared next to each other. what is being done? are they ignoring the social distancing recommendations? >> reporter: abc news has obtained an email from the vice president urging the white house staff to avoid physical contact. the cdc recommending quarantine for anyone who may have had pr

. >>> and a west wing shake-up, president trump names north carolina congressman mark meadows as his new chief of staff replacing mick mulvaney who was in that job in an acting capacity for more than 400 days. the latest from the administration as the president spends the weekend in south florida. >>> plus, we are on the campaign trail as the candidates criss-cross the country hoping to fwan suppogain support from ahead of tuesday's primary contest. what we're hearing from the biden and sanders' campaigns today. >>> the facts and figures are no longer changing by the day but by the hour. new york has become the latest state government to declare a state of emergency as governor andrew cuomo says the number of cases has jumped dramatically. >> 21 new cases so a total of 76 in the state of new york right now. >> he's going to join me in just a few minutes. nbc news has confirmed 383 cases in the united states. the infected spanning this country from coast to coast. and of the infected at least 17 of them have died. the johns hopkins university finds that around the globe the total numb

maduro meanwhile at the united nations high commissioner for human rights raise concerns about the west wing crisis in venezuela. has the details. police fired tear gas at demonstrators and get back as on tuesday the demonstration was organized by venezuelan opposition leader of one why don't let her out of my door attempted to negotiate with police who blocked demonstrators from marching to venezuela's national assembly building suicide mobilization social action symbolic acts of protest overwhelming protest actions with everyone united today in the fight for a free venezuela this is meant as well as moment thousands attended the demonstration in the venezuelan capital to protest against worsening economic conditions in the country and on the timing to get him up oh yeah well basically we want the whole world to see what's happening in venezuela which is a very critical situation without production without food without medicines the country totally paralyzed and all the country's economic sectors. are at the united nations in geneva the u.n. high commissioner for human rights michelle bache

an assumption the ordinary man and woman in the west wing britain and america has made the connection between the emergence and the spread of the currents are at risk and globalization and in this in the case of the european union with without borders so that is a dangerous assumption the 2nd reason why i do not believe it will be so it's in the end it's also good for the station is that there is no alternative to globalization ever since the end of soviet communism capitalism has mass. that has it's old in itself to corporate capitalism and one of our mentions absent is of course globalization so there is no currency in the world i know but a bit of a that's a very interesting comment i mean i i i'm i'm not suggesting that dog globalization is going to go away because of the corona virus i'm not saying that what i'm saying is taking on board what marcus just said is that we have to take note of its weaknesses and how it needs to be adjusted i don't think we can turn the clock back 40 years ok but at the same time this is this horrible event that is affecting the world on a scale that

mecca 38 not a great deal of change heading on through into service day but move further towards the west wing see this area of low pressure moving into parts of in. gypped and i think the northern areas of light to be some severe disruption that could be some really severe flooding as a system moves in further so some dust like to be lifted across more southern portions of egypt those it move into northern and central parts of africa we've got disturbance down through the gulf a certain expulsion down through libyan if it gets quite a long way south across the country so some showers in areas you wouldn't expect to see them so again that could be some flash flooding occurring here and the general increase in winds could result in some lifted dust elsewhere we've got scattered showers from parts of west africa all the way from lagos nigeria running towards freetown in sierra leone for the north it should be largely fine in dhaka there with highs of $28.00 and for morocco a fine picture plenty of sunshine highs of $22.00 and robots. join the global conversation after the bubble people get expan

he was in the west wing. the dog barking and that is a part of what we've got going on here.ruce kasman will join us. he is with jp morgan. a barking new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom and francine from london. a lot going on in the markets when you look at markets across the world. focusing on the number of deaths, a horrific weekend and trying to figure out what the next policy response is from policymakers and central banks. unicredit suspending dividend payment and share buybacks. that is what the european central bank asked lenders to make sure they have enough capital buffer it we spoke to the unicredit chief executive a little bit earlier on. >> i welcome the recommendation of ecb which will help relief -- relief. clearly i got -- we are seeing other banks following this recommendation. important to support the economy. banks are a part of the solution. >> what will be the conditions between dividends and buybacks? >> the ecb has asked that we review the condition after october 1. if the economy can stabilize so if thely, con

. >> a tweet from the west wing. pete buttigieg is out.ll of his super tuesday votes go to sleepy joe biden. this is the beginning of the democracy taking bernie sanders out of play. no nomination again. what is your sense about how that plays out on the left? >> i think they will go all the way to milwaukee. i believe that bernie sanders will probably go in with the plurality of the delegates and the democrats will take it away from the vote of the people and put someone else forward, maybe biden. the president's accomplishments on taxes and reforms and funding our military and helping our veterans, taking china to task and getting trade deals with mexico and canada, people will ask themselves: am i better off now than 4 years ago? they will say yes and vote for donald trump. >> bill: unemployment rate is low in north carolina. 4.0? >> that's right. we have record high employment of minorities and women. job creation numbers are great. the markets are skittish now with the coronavirus. you look at where we were 401-ks or retirement, the w

hours before the west wing staffing change donald trump toward the centers for disease control in atlanta comparing the coronavirus to the seasonal flu that typically kills tens of thousands of americans each year. >> if you look at the numbers on other things and look at these numbers it will be interesting to see what you find, statistics will be coming out. >> reporter: after the administration acknowledge the government needs more coronavirus texts, alex azar says by the end next week, 4 million test kits will be available, reported cases in the united states approaching 300, with 15 who died of the virus, 21 passengers justice and positive on the grand princess, health officials morning fiction numbers will likely increase especially as more americans get tested. >> we will see more cases because we are getting more diagnostics out there but i will say what i said before, at the present time the risk to the american public remains low. >> reporter: before leaving the white house the president signs and $8.3 billion measure to address coronavirus with billions in federal, state and lo

of his job, which is something he tried to downplay but it was an issue for him at times in the west wingnk that the president and meadows have really built a very close relationship. meadows was a key part of the president's defense team during the impeachment trial. he's known to talk to the president regularly on everyday offers and offer political advice. he's already a key adviser from the outside. the so question was only what kind of job he would get. the thing to watch now is how will he make this job his own? they say in this role you can be the choef to the staff of chief or take care of staff. and for him we've seen this before with kelly, he really tried to control the president more, control aspects to him. whereas with mulvaney, he was going to let trump be trump. and that worked for a while. but the president now today looking for somebody a little more aggressive. meadows come into this with more swagger, with political relationships, strong ties on the hill. i was talking to someone last night and he said the president really likes the idea meadows has strong relationship

ladies and gentlemen, my next guest tonight is a comedian and actress you know from "the west wing,"avenue 5." >> how many guitars did you bring on this trip? >> nine. >> go grab them all. >> what are these? >> they're the stand for my weights. i don't need them. >> where are your weights? >> i need those. >> we need to jettison excess weight. >> i threw out captainrian's rowing machine. he doesn't need it. he's in great shape, but... >> is that true, about brian's rowing machine, you went in his room? >> what are you implying? >> nothing. some people are saying you had a thing with him. but then some other people are saying, "no, they didn't have a thing." but the first people are saying, "yeah, they "d." i'm just saying, there's a lot of confusion around this issue. >> stephen: please welcome to "the late show," suzy nakamura. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: hello! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ( cheers ) >> hello! >> stephen: nice to see you again. >> nice to see you, too. >> stephen: to people out there just tuning in, they don't know-- >> who i am. >> stephen: they may know me, but they

i make a major shakeup in the west wing presents him picking a announcement naming a new chief of staff his fourth in just three years in the oval office. good evening i'm jon scott and this is "the fox report". president trump is spending the weekend at mar-a-lago where he is set to host a working dinner with the brazilian president this evening. surely after landing in the sunshine state yesterday present tweeted republican north carolina congressman arc meadows one of the staunchest supporters on capitol hill will replace acting chief of staff mick mulvaney. the ousted top aide tapped to serve as u.s. special envoy for northern ireland. kevin is in west palm beach florida now. reporter: perhaps the biggest challenge for congressman meadows is taking what he knows about the distance of capitol hill and bringing that into the oval office. the president seems confident he can certainly do that and leave the white house scene. meadows is making his way over his mick mulvaney steps up it is mentioned meadows in the president have a particularly close relationship and in fact they speak al

first, more on the major shakeup in the west wing.a surprise announcement, tapping one of his staunchest supporters on capitol hill, for the position of white house chief of staff. hello, welcome to a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. i'm eric sean. arthel: i'm arthel neville. the president tweeting that congressman mark meadows will replace acting chief of staff, mick mulvaney. this comes just months after meadows announced he was not running for

who in the west wing supports a shutdown? who doesn't?s of any of that matters or cares or even remember the names of these people ten years from now. we will not, because in the scheme of things, this is irrelevant. it matters is protecting the country. suddenly, every politician in america is claiming a monopoly on the best course for where to must do this. when they say that, it ought to make you nervous. it can't all be right. most of them can be self-righteous, though, and they are. here is new york governor andrew cuomo, who most of the time has been incredible on the subject, but today explained that if you don't support precisely the kind of quarantine he supports, you are trying to kill his mother. >> my mother is not expendable. and your mother is not expendable. and our brothers and sisters, they are not expendable. and we are not going to accept the premise that human life is disposable. >> tucker: human life is not disposable, lectures the man who just signed a law legalizing abortion until birth. all right. take a deep breat