let's watch, and i'll come back to you, kayleigh. >> i've watched some of the protests.ot in great detail, but i've seen that. they are separated, a lot of space in between. they are watching, believe it or not. they are doing social distancing, if you can believe it. look, people, they want to get back to work. they've got to make a living. they've got to take care of the family. they don't want to do this. >> harris: however, illinois governor pritzker says the president's support for these rallies, and his opinion, is dangerous. >> i'm very disappointed with the rhetoric and messaging coming from the president. when he tweets out, "liberate michigan, liberate minnesota, liberate virginia," he is fomenting protests. i hate to say that is fomenting some violence. i am very concerned about what that might mean for the country if he keeps doing things like that. >> harris: first of all, your reaction to governor pritzker? >> secretary mcenany: i think that's a ridiculous assertion there, that he made. guess what? we have a president who believes in the first amendment, wh

kayleigh mcenany.resident talked about the gradual reopening and talked about tech as and vermont. why those two and what can we expect after that? >> the president set the parameters to reopen the country. this is in line with medical experts. i have been in the task force meetings. i saw them couple these guidelines. as he said for weeks. i can do two thing at once. i can keep the health and well-being of the american people first and reopen the economy. congress is taking steps, florida is taking steps. they are doing so as the governors have decided. judge jeanine: governor cuomo is saying we need money from the federal government, we need more from the federal government. what is the federal government going to do in terms of individual states like new york. >> let's go to the constitution and the way governing works and the states are supposed to take the lead on having ventilators and testing and supplies. but despite the fact it's the responsibility of states, this president has stepped up. thi

the trump campaign spokeswoman kayleigh mcenany was appointed press secretary for the chop administration on april 7, 2020. here she is from january 2018 on our author interview program "after words" discussing her book "the new american revolution" the making of a populist movement. she is interviewed by daily beast senior columnist matt lewis. >> host: kayleigh mcenany thank you for being here. >> guest: thanks for having me. >> host: let's start by talking a little bit about you and your background and how you can direct this book. >> guest: a lot of viewers may know me from "cnn" and. you and i've been on several "cnn" panels throughout the election but you know i really came from a small town in florida and for those of you who eat strawberries it's the world strawberry cat to the -- capitol it was important to me to write a book that just explored my roots but how i see this election through the prism i grew up in, not through the confines of the "cnn" news are here in washington where i service rnc spokesperson but this prism of a small-town girl and the movement that i recognized

and now the new press secretary, kayleigh mcenany, is very well known on fox news and conservative tv. she was a cnn contributor. she's very skilled at defending the president on television, and she knows the type of messaging that the campaign is working for and can be a real conduit between the white house and the campaign. there's other people in the administration now who have been acting as a link between the white house and the campaign. jared kushner talks regularly with brad parscale, the campaign manager. hope hicks has been brought back into the white house. she of course was on the 2016 campaign and is really familiar with how the campaign operates. you know, but kayleigh, i think, is really the most recently and obviously the person who has been the most directly involved with the campaign who is now in the white house and can start sort of coordinating and building those bridges between the re-elect and what's happening, the message coming out of the white house and the president. so even amid all of this, there is still going to be an election in november, and everyone i

pete: kayleigh as we observe the press always likes to try to make the story about themselves a verylks but we saw yesterday no questions were asked it was only 22 minutes in the briefing and much shorter than other briefings and we've heard reports there may be shorter briefings by the president and maybe less of them in then between. what can you tell us about briefings that have become a staple of people's evenings for the last couple of weeks are they going to change? >> they have. that's entirely up to the president i won't get ahead of him but pete, this president and i think february 26 has done 49 briefings, millions and millions of people tuning in, the ratings have been extraordinary just busting through any cable news ratings we've seen previously and that's because americans love to watch their president lead this country. he has navigated us through a great crisis, a pandemic, he's done so with leadership, with boldness, they watch him at that podium and they say this is the man i elected to be president. this is the man i trust in and this is the man that i enjoyed seei

she is interviewed by daily beast senior columnist matt lewis. >> host: kayleigh mcenany thank you forhere. >> guest: thanks for having me. >> host: let's start by talking a little bit about you and your background and how you can direct this book. >> guest: a lot of viewers may

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white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany is overseeing this effort. she joins us now. are you guys putting the docs in a box? what's going on i can it's like a dr. seuss book. what's happening? >> no, that's not the case, but we do each and every day, we ask ourselves what announcements to the american people need to hear about, what is the next iteration of the news stories as we move forward amid this pandemic and look towards reopening the economy and that's what guides us and some days that means dr. birx and dr. fauci being out there, but is that means kevin hassett, steven mnuchin, and economic team, so really what the american people need to hear is what guides us. >> laura: a lot of folks are just anxious for good news. they don't want to have blind faith, but they want good news, they want optimism going forward. that's the american spirit, dr. fauci was talking about what could be coming, however. watch. >> if we are unsuccessful or prematurely try to open up, it could be much more than that, it could be a rebound to get us right back in the same boat that we

the white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany was join us exclusively a at the top of the hour. >> sandra: a louisiana police officer is dead while another fights for his life after a gun fire breaks out after a four-hour standoff. plus leaders laying out a plan to reopen the pump, empire state starting at this first phase. we will have brand-new details coming up next. >> we will be back, we will be strong. in fact we will be stronger. we will create a city that builds on our previous success and comes back stronger andd fairer. every day, we're providing trusted information from top health experts...sharing tools to help protect families from fraud... and creating resources to support family caregivers everywhere. as always, you can count on aarp to advocate for you and your family. join us and stay connected at aarp.org/coronavirus >> ed: breaking this morning, a louisiana police officer is dead and another in critical condition after a shoot out with a murder suspect in baton rouge. they had a four hour standoff before the suspect was finally captured. the police chief says the

kayleigh.sports from big business revitalizing our economy and getting us back to work. mark cuban is going to be one of those people will be on with us shortly. can you give us an idea how this is going to organize and how their input will be utilized? >> yeah. i heard the conversation and, look, it was a very candid discussion where people and business leaders across the country both political parties gave their opinion. this is america coming together. this is putting partisan politics aside. coming together and saying hey, i'm going to work with you, president trump. here are my ideas and president trump takes them on his counsel and comes up with the best plan for this country. i would urge congressional democrats to do what business leaders across this country from both political parties have done. put your politics aside. come together for the american people. that's what i heard on that call yesterday. and i hope nancy pelosi and chuck schumer will follow the lead some other members of

but you heard what kayleigh mcenany said about the coronavirus.e will not see diseases like the coronavirus come here. she said that on february 25th when this country already had 57 cases of the coronavirus, 40 of them connected to the "diamond princess." listen to what she said in a radio interview. this was march 11th. >> they tried to score cheap political points. we've seen this all along. the coronavirus is just one example. they tried it with russia, with ukraine. it's whatever they can come up with to try to knock this president down, which isn't just about the president, it's about taking down the vote of the american people. that's ultimately what this is. >> that's what the president said, remember? same thing. kind of what everybody said. all of the right-wing media. all of the apologists for the president, they said the same thing. remember, that it was a democratic media hoax about taking down the president. and yet here we are. this is not about taking down the president. this is not about taking down the vote of the american people

howie: susan, the new white house press secretary who just started kayleigh mcenany slammed msnbc andnn which she was once a contributor for not carrying the entirety of the white house coronavirus briefings. here is what she had to say. >> the news organizations across the country who chose not to cover it and instead put on partisan individuals to put a lens on the news instead of hearing directly from the leaders, it is shameful. howie: now msnbc is break agoway a -- breaking away fact-checking, cnn after trump finishes talks and prompted kayleigh mcenany's comments. does it goo too far for the white house to say that it is shameful that the other cable channels aren't taking the whole thing? susan: i think for the president, again, he's in the political fight of his life right now and when these cable networks cut away from the briefing, they are cutting away in some cases from very meaningful parts of the briefing that answer the very questions the reporters are hammering the president with. the big question of what did he do during the month of february, why didn't things change

there's an interview with kayleigh mcenany, and the library of congress hosts a virtual author talk with professor john berry about his book on the 1918 influenza outbreak. this is the first of many virtual author programs that you'll see on booktv. check your program guide or visit booktv.org for more information of. we kick off the weekend with david michaels on the use of what he calls science for hire in the creation of public policy. [applause] >> so good evening, everyone. >> good evening. >> hi. and on behalf of the union of concerned scientists, i want to welcome you all here tonight. we are totally thrilled to cosponsor this event and this book, and the conversation -- because the conversation you're about to hear touches on the very essence of the work that we do at ucs, the union of concerned scientists. basically, the role of science in our democracy.

the first thing kayleigh will have to deal with is this. a memo has surfaced showing that trump was specifically warned back in january that half a million americans could die. as a result of this pandemic. this memo was written by his own trade advisor, peter navarro. who wrote the memo while the president was saying everything is fine and then he wrote another memo in february when the president was still saying everything is fine. saying the same thing. but if you show up at a press conference you'd better not ask him about it. trump has been using his q and a sessions to beat up on the press. yesterday, his victim was jon karl of abc news. >> the hhs inspector general, by the way, her name is kristy grimm. it wasn't so much her opinion, but they interviewed 323 different hospitals. >> it still could be her opinion. when was she appointed? when was she appointed? >> i don't know. >> let me know now. how long has that person been in government? >> did serve in the previous administration. >> oh, you didn't tell me that, i see. you didn't

brett crozier who is from santa rosa >>> we're now learning the former trump campaign spokeswoman kayleigh mcenany will take over's white house press secretary after the white house announced stephanie grisham would stepped on his press secretary and would be returning to the east wing as first lady melania trump's chief of staff. stephanie grisham took over for sarah sanders last june >>> new bay area cases of coronavirus continue to spread it nursing homes in the latest confirmed covid 19 cases are in pleasant hill and east bay senior living center and another in marin county. that adds to the growing list of about 10 local facilities dealing with an outbreak. and the contra costa county health official site for residents at the carlton senior living center tested positive and three of them are in the hospital and nine staff members illness and a ucf professor says it may be partly due to the fact many nursing homes have staff members who are not licensed nurses and they are not familiar with infection control procedures.>> hospitals have been the priority of people are forgetting that i

communications team today, replacing press secretary stephanie grisham with campaign spokeswoman kayleighnany, who plans to set up a rapid response team to better defend the president. meanwhile, mr. trump is personally lashing out at the independent watchdogs in the administration, today removing a veteran inspector general who was tapped to oversee the $2 trillion economic package. >> did i hear the word "inspector general," really? it's wrong. >> reporter: and president trump tore into the h.h.s. inspector general, whose office found u.s. hospitals are sorely lacking ort "another faaff, calling the report "another fake dossier." president trump has said he will be the oversight for that massive financial aid package, and today he asked congress to commit to another $250 billion to help out small businesses. but democrats are demanding to pass a fourth economic relief bill on top of that. norah? >> o'donnell: weijia, thank you. tonight, we continue to focus on nhe science of coronavirus. with no proven treatment or vaccine, the scientific community has turned to a promising near-term so

press secretary kayleigh mcenany says it's not necessarily a sign of things to come. >> i leave that to the president. that's entirely his decision. but i believe the president's at his best when he's speaking directly to the american people. >> reporter: she also said the president's comments were taken out of context when he said this about disinfectant thursday: >> is there a way we can do something like that, by injection inside or-- or almost a cleaning. >> reporter: less than 24 hours later, he said he was just joking. >> i was asking a sarcastic-- in a very sarcastic question. >> reporter: but the maker of lysol didn't take it lightly saying, "under no circumstance should our disinfectant products be ingested in the body. dr. anthony fauci stayed away from the controversy as the president tweeted "the u.s. has now tested more than 5 million people." >> we're doing about 1.5, two million per week. we probably should get up to twice that as we get into the next several weeks, and i think we will. >> reporter: additional money for testing and hospitals are part of a $484 billion

consumer shortages at the spot thousands of workers in facilities already falling ill to coronavirus kayleigh morbid report. the pandemic is presenting tough choices for the u.s. economy either keep the factories closed to protect the workers or open them up and potentially put the staff at risk now at this point the u.s. government has ordered the meat industry to stay open because they say it is essential it is important the process is of beef pork and poultry meat and poultry in the food supply chain continue operating and for filling orders to ensure a continued supply of protein for americans tyson foods incorporated the biggest u.s. meat processing company ran ads saying that the food supply chain was broken shortly afterwards a ruling mandated that meat processing facilities remain open as pork beef and chicken plants are being forced to close even for short periods of time millions of pounds of meat will disappear from the supply chain as a result so there will be limited supply of our products available in grocery stores until we are able to reopen ariff a cities that are currently c

>> well let's start of course with the kayleigh mcenany statement i completely agree with, he was justrying to shed light on virus, the flu, we're not getting our flu shots but more than that i happened to speak to dr. redfield about this coincidentally. let me show you how fake news works, lou. here is what he actually said to me. he said to me, you know i think this is a seasonal virus. i agree with dr. fauci on that. i said, what do you mean by that? i think that means if we keep following the public health restrictions we may get out of the woods soon. we may see see a precipitous drop in cases next few months. very good news. then i said, seasonal, do you think it will come back in the fall? you know what he said to that? same thing i said. we're watching southern hemisphere for clues. their fall starts now. dr. redfield, we have 666 cases in australia. that may be a good sign it won't surge back in the fall. it may, may not. australia is not looking bad. their curve is flat. he is absolutely right. no conclusion whatsoever it will be ferocious here in the fall. nothing like that.

kayleigh mcceneny is in, and sh would all the time double down on people's attacks and make outrageousims. >> reporter: she also did the interviews not from the white house lawn, like you saw sarah sanders do. she bent to the bureau, so you couldn't even ask her a question after the interviews were over. but this move was one people had seen coming inside the white house for a wheel. stephanie grisham stopped attending senior meeks regularly. people had the idea when the president hired mark meadows, there could likely be a shake-up. the communications shop was not holding press briefs. anderson, you have seen the president really take over the briefing room during this pandemic, so he wants a forward-facing public strategy, and now they're replacing those officials. she's going back to the east wing as melania trump's chief of staff. >> president trump has removed the person in charges of overseeing the emergency funds. which is -- that's something that congress mandated that somebody overlook these things. who was that person and who now is in charge of oversight? >> reporter: these

more tonight with senate judiciary committee chair lindsey graham, congressman jim jordan, kayleigh

kayleigh mcenany said it was taken out of context with media. dr.irx says he was digesting the information and he says no, sarcastic, talking to reporters. everybody comes out with mud on their face trying to cover for the president. sad that our scientists are put in this position to try to do this. end on a completely unrelated mildly happy note, nicest thing to happen to me today besides talking to you all and that amazing mom who just lost her husband, sanjay your daughter made me a mask, best i've ever seen. a little -- like cowboys on it. reminds me of pajamas i had from the 1970s and makes me so happy. want to thank you and your daughter for making it. i've gotten two requests from very famous people who are friends of mine who saw that picture and immediately are asking if she can make them masks as well. i'll send you email about it. thank her. if she's watching, thank you. >> she is watching. she'll get to work, anderson, she's a huge fan of yours, what you just did will make her day. thank you for that. >> thank you sanjay, secretary sebe

lou: breaking news, now, from the white house, former trump campaign national spokeswoman kayleigh mcenanyas replaced grisham as press secretary and alyssa fera, stephanie grisham to return to first lady's office, will be chief of staff for first lady melania trump. >> and united kingdom latest in a growing list of nations receiving faulty medical supplies from china. the u.k., joining those nations, it bought 17.5 million antibody test kits for the wuhan virus. the tests are unreliable outside of patients who are severely i ill. nigel farage warns the united kingdom from taking any aid from china. farage said -- i wonder when the price of the ventilators. is i wonder if this is continuance of china inside our 5g network. a number of companies and countries discovered aid that china sent them is defective. and china communist party had a seat at the president's daily press briefings, watch this exchange yesterday. between president trump and a reporter from hong kong. >> i hope they will honor the deal. >> china -- who are you working for, china? >> no. >> who are you with? >> hong kong tv

k k kayleigh became press secretary. >>> when we come back -- news breaking within the last hour, the acting navy secretary is resigning. after a political fire storm largely of his making. (soft music) - [female vo] restaurants are facing a crisis. and they're counting on your takeout and delivery orders to make it through. grubhub. together we can help save the restaurants we love. in this world where people are staying at home, many of life's moments are being put on hold. at carvana, we understand that for some getting a car just can't wait. that's why the new way to buy and sell a car is also the safer way. at carvana, you can do it all 100% online from home with a touchless delivery and pickup process to keep you safe. and for even greater peace of mind, all carvana cars come with a 7-day return policy. so if you need to keep moving, it's our goal to keep you safe. check out carvana, the safer way to buy a car. >>> acting navy secretary thomas modal ly modly resigned this afternoon. the subject of criticism after he followed up on the dismissal of captain brett crozier a by bera

sam you make a terrifying point he's keeping the faith with the base, someone was asking about kayleigh'sppointment as the new press secretary, the kind of outlandish lice about coronavirus that donald trump was uttering in late february. it seems they're doing everything to maintain a charade with their voters. i mean, what that por tell for how joe biden has to run against him. >> that's a good question. the one sort of truism of trump is that he's adherence will follow him no matter what. he was being truthful that he could shoot someone on fifth avenue and none of his supporters would flee over it. if he can tell people who back him, everything's fine from the public health standpoint to vote. and so what does biden do in the face of that? does he act similarly irresponsible? i sincerely doubt it having covered the guy for a while. does he push for a delay in the election? no, he's not going to do it. the time to act has to be right now and it has to come not from biden but from congressional democrats who have leverage points. there's going to be a bill to boost small business lones

kayleigh mcenany, the white house communications director, accused the media of taking dr. redfield's comments out of context. >> all americans need to go out and get their flu shots, that was the thrust of his comments. but leave it to the media to really, uh, take those out of context. >> reporter: but it's mcenany who has credibility issues after telling fox that coronavirus posed no threat to americans. >> this president will always protect american citizens, we will not see diseases like the coronavirus come here. >> reporter: a source close to the coronavirus task force warns that the public health risks coming later this year are real, saying that covid plus the flu could overwhelm the health care system. still, governors of states like georgia are reopening their states in the coming days. georgia governor kemp is opening up many categories of businesses in a few days with the encouragement of president trump. the cdc director also criticized the pro-trump protesters demonstrating against stay-at-home orders in states across the u.s., saying it's not helpful. the pr

chiefs of staff, i think he's on his fourth or fifth, brought in a propaganda artist in her own kayleigh mcenany. they're trying to make his statements sort of true, is that alone dangerous? >> nicolle, i can recall hearing from people who served with donald trump or with him in the oval office in the early months of his presidency, i'd say the first two years, they said, it shocked them to the core, he said he directed them to pursue policies that violated federal law and when they told him, sir, you can't do this, we can't do this, he said do it anyway and as a result you saw cabinet secretaries and i won't name names, of course we could specific cabinet secretaries, senior administration officials, swept aside, pushed out, fired, fired by tweet, and fundament fundamentally was, he was being told no, and he did it anyway. >> johnathan, this seems where this scandal have arrived. thousands have died and donald trump is debating what the definition of absolute authority is in a briefing room with a maniacal focus on the press. you see ashley parker talking about imaginary enemies. the pr

fourth press secretary will be trump campaign spokesperson and discount ivanka halloween costume, kayleighnany. mcenany has just started on the job, but she proved six weeks ago that she's ready t siorm the american people on day one. >> this president will always put america first. he will always protect american citizens. we will not see diseases like the coronavirus come here. >> stephen: well, that did not age well. but she was half right. when it comes to the pandemic, trump has definitely put america first. but there is some promising news when it comes to treating covid-19, because a new study shows that coronavirus patients can benefit from a blood transfusion from someone who has recovered from the disease. amazing. please don't take this the wrong way, but... tom hanks? we are coming for your blood. the new treatment involves harvesting disease-resistant 19 and in the case of one he recved an infusion ofred, so-called convalescent plasma, and the following day, his blood tested negative for infection." okay, blood is the cure. so it's time to issue a long- overdue formal apology

back to the east wing without ever having briefed reporters while in that position and instead, kayleighk eck mc will take over. she said months ago that she did not think the coronavirus would ever come to the united states. now she's entering a west wing in the middle of dealing with the outbreak and pandemic. >> kaitlan collins, happy birthday. >>> president trump finished a videoconference with banking leaders about adding more money to the stimulus program overwhelmed by small indicbusin rushing to apply for loans. in that meeting, the president's top economic adviser, larry kudlow, says he sees no reason why the second half of the year cannot resume strong economically. let's get to cnn business anchor julia chatterley, julia, good to see you as always. the treasury department wants another $250 billion on top of the $350 billion loan program that launched last friday. banks have not cut the first round of checks, yet congress is signaling that they're ready to add more money in just a matter of days. >> logistical issues aside, adding more cash here, and the noises from both sides

. >> sandra: that was kayleigh mcenany, and this is the white house changes its strategy on respondingbreak of made it criticism over president trump's recent comments. joining us now is ari fleischer, former white house press secretary and fox news contributor. sometimes i think, what does ari think. when you watch all this happening, it's such a depth delicate balance when it comes from the medical side of things and obviously the economic side of things and reopening the economy. what do you make of the shifting strategy that you are seeing on the part of the white house. >> i don't disagree with what the white house just said but it doesn't mean that it means you should do it every day. those things can be valid and can actually be even more valid if the present is there two days a week or three days a week. there is nothing more pressurized and more unbalanced in the white house briefing room. anyone who steps into it, steps into it with their own power. it doesn't serve the press and dozens of the president, so i would. back and reduce the duration. >> sandra: very interesting. s

white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany just tweeting that moments ago, and fox news talking withere have been talks about paring back of a task force briefings amid criticism of the president's recent comments. the president tweeted this. "what is the purpose of having white house news conferences when the lamestream media s nothing but hostile questions and refuses to report accurately? not worth the time and effort!" also, axios is reporting the white house will shift its messaging toward boosting the economy and highlighting businesses 'success stories. the power panel slides in now. leslie marshall, nationally syndicated talks of a host, david webb, host of "reality check with david webb" on fox nation. both are fox news contributor. david, i will start you, we will see the president at 5:00 p.m. eastern, specifically on testing and the importance of boosting that for states as many of them are trying to reopen. your reaction? >> david: it's expected they will continue some of the briefings. i'm not against pairing them back because we see what turns into a media circus, with

her replacement is kayleigh mcenany, a frequent guest on fox news and longtime "birther" who's promoted the racist conspiracy theory that barack obama was not born in the united states. this is mcenany speaking on the since-canceled "trish regan" show on fox news in february. >> we will not see diseases like coronavirus come here and we will not see terrorism. isn't that refreshingly contrasting with the awful presidency of president obama? amy: president t trump has oustd acting pentagon inspector general glenn fine who had been tapped to oversee the $2.2 trillion coronavirus relief package. this comes just days after trump announceced he would ignore a ky oversight provision in the bill that would have increased congressional oversight of how the bailout money is spent. in related news, the treasury department is seeking an additional $250 billion for small business loans. the original fund approved by congress is already running out of money. in china, an 11-week lockdown has ended in the city of wuhan where the covid-19 pandemic began. for the first time since january, residents hav

. >> katie: white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany announcing there will not be a coronavirus taskriefing this evening, for the third day in a row. this, after the president on friday slammed the media while calling the briefings "not worth the time and effort." since march, the president and vice president pence have given almost 50 daily press briefings to update the country on the administration's response to the pandemic that has killed more than 53,000 people in the u.s. dr. siegel, let's go to you first. i think these briefings have been enormously helpful. giving the american people information. i don't think the social distancing would have been unsuccessful about without them updating people every day to explain the data that was coming in and showing people the results of what they were doing. what do you think about that? >> dr. siegel: katie, i completely agree with your points, not to mention the demonstratiodevastation to the f administration, including hot spot areas, that of cost hundreds of millions of dollars. focusing also on the health care workers' response, tr

reporter: white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany saying today, the," the w.h.o.overed up for china and parroted the chinese government claims that there was no human-to-human transmissions. the w.h.o. said it was not clear there was human-to-human transmission at the start of this outbreak. >> we're dealing with a completely new virus. all potential pathogen, in the initial reports in which there were no mention of human-to-human transmission. it was clusters of, cluster of atypical pneumonia of unknown origin. reporter: the united states is the w.h.o.'s biggest donor, connell. in 2018 and 2019 the u.s. handed over the most cash of any country that is a member of the w.h.o. and they also gave 10 times more than china did. in 2018 and 2019 the u.s. gave 393 million and china just gave $86 million. connell? connell: hillary vaughn for us today. melissa has more on this. melissa: here is claudia rose set, foreign policy fellow at independent women's forum. no matter how you slice it the w.h.o. dropped the ball at very least. do you think saying we're cutting off fun

kayley, she kayleigh mcenany.ar what role they'll play when it comes to the president's response to co19 replaced stephanie grisham and if that name doesn't sound familiar that's because she never gave an official briefing during her time as press secretary. >>> a union are claiming they are being told to pick up extra passengers within san francisco to offset muni service cuts. t n really without warning. arguing that there is now enough empty space on buss to allow for passengers traveling within city limits. that is typically discouraged since golden gate transit primarily caters to people travelling through multiple counties. >>> social distancing had everybody worshipping not less but just differently. even though churches might have been empty, we saw people getting creative to keep their faith. easter services went on at grace cathedral with no parishioners and all these empty pews but we spoke with one parishioner who watched a live stream of the service at home and she wasn't alone. >> to see people from