just a week before the lockdown pressley held a big rally. there she is not social distancing. wasn't warning us about the virus either. it was about abortion. we checked the record and pressley didn't say much of a people about the virus in january, february and march. and she didn't say a word about china potter when she said calling it the chinese virus was racist. if she had her way millions of americans would be dead because she sponsored a bill in the house banning trump from issuing travel bans. so millions of people in wuhan would have flown directly to america and the president couldn't have stopped it. if anybody is guilty of war crimes, it's your friends, the chinese communists. aoc wants americans to boycott going back to work. >> we have this discussion about going back and re-opening. i think a lot of people should just say no we are not going back to that. we are not going back to working 70-hour weeks just so we can put food on the table and not feel any semblance of security in our lives. jesse: the congresswoman is boycotting the economic recovery of america.

when it comes to pressley, i think that the squad is going to have to find a next act, because bernieded them the huge megaphone. and now that he has endorsed joe biden, they are really out there kind of on the fringe. and it does not help their cause at all. and it certainly won't help joe biden get elected against president trump. >> greg: juan, its sucks that in the midst of a pandemic, we cannot to let go of politics. i'm trying to figure out where is the racial discrimination that she is seeing? >> juan: let me just say, i think calling the president a war criminal is way over the top. i don't know how you justify that. so i would have to agree with the judge on that one. i think you can say that coming in a white, he reacted slowly, but that's not a war crime, even if you want to make that case. so i say, make the case more specifically against him. if you are talking about minority communities in the country, i would say, you can see clearly on the basis of the statistics that it has had a disproportionate impact on black and latino communities. but what she is saying is that a

so, -- is michael jackson and elvis pressley postlight daughter. i am at city hall and nobody cares what's going on at this particular moment, not "the new york post," so how can i get a piece of the story so i called up this number for the trump organization. i didn't know donald trump or have any connection whatsoever. i had only been at the post for seven or eight months. i was connected to his gatekeeper at the time and long-term price secretary that had a desk outside of trump tower on the 26th floor. i said i have a story to pitch to mr. trump. why would the most famous newlyweds in the world want to have their honeymoon at trump tower? she passed on and i got a call back almost immediately from trump himself and he said come on over to. lower manhattan, south street. they send me with a photographer and we hustle our way to midto midtown. there is a photo in the book. you look like the kid you were at that point and i remember at the time with me show you around and why they are here and we have a picture of the front page article about the

. >>> congresswoman ayanna pressley joins me now, democratic from massachusetts. congresswoman, thank you so much for your time this morning. i understand you've written a letter, along with senators booker, senators warren, senator kamala harris as well. you wrote this letter, as i understand it, and you correct me if i'm wrong here, to the secretary of health and human services. tell me more about the letter, what you and your fellow lawmakers hope to accomplish. >> well, we wrote that letter on march 27 because history has shown us that in the face of combating any virus, that communities of color are disproportionately impacted. we saw that with h1n1. of course, we know communities are color represent a more vulnerable group because they also represent many of those underlying conditions that put someone at risk. so on march 27th, myself, senator warren, harris, booker respectively sent a letter to health and human services to collect data in realtime to disaggregate and disaggregate that data. we have not heard a response from them. there are some states that

massachusetts congresswoman ayanna pressley, thank you as always for joining me. >>> a new analysis by the "new york times" highlights the central role women are playing in the pandemic. one in three jobs held by women has been designated as essential. non-white women are more likely to be doing these essential jobs. joining me now, washington correspondent for the "new york times" and msnbc contributor, charlie savage is the author of the book "power wars: the relentless rise of presidential authority and secrecy." his latest article dives into president trump's latest threat, this time to adjourn congress. charlie, good to see you. thank you for joining me. i have to tell you, there's been a lot of articles. when the president talked about adjourning congress, it followed on the heels of the idea that he had said he's in charge. he back pedalled from that one with respect to opening the states and said the states are now in charge, but the president sort of is trying out different things. what's his executive authority when it comes to adjourning congress, and why does he want to do

equipment they need, and we need those things to be focused, that where the pain is one congressman pressley says, where the pain is, where the power ought to be. there ought to be a real clear abundance of testing and of the ppes in those communities that need it the most. >> you hit the nail on the head, reverend. i agree with you completely. and we need to make sure now that it's clear that this is a problem that's a real and present danger to the minority communities. we have just got to do that. and, i mean, this is something that we are now actively discussing at the task force. surgeon general jerome adams has been talking about that. we are shining a bright light on it. we have got do it. you are absolutely correct. you have got to bring the resources where the risk and the vulnerability is. >> let me ask you this. when did it occur to you in your capacity that this was a problem that would reach pandemic proportions? we have reports about when washington was notified, the congress, the white house. when did it occur to you that we were in real danger here? >> you know, it occurred -

-- there's been calls in los angeles, calls from elizabeth warren, senator warren, congresswoman pressley. i wonder if there are broader implications around the country? gov. newsom: i appreciate that question, and i think it's one of the most important questions that's been asked in the last few weeks. that is, we see the world through a different lens. one size does not fit all. we see the world through a bottom-up lens, a socially competent lens, and we need to meet people where they are. yes, the answer, we are disaggregating the data to break things down on hospitalizations, icu and in terms of death rates, and we've gotten preliminary data back on that. we are still waiting for all the data before i make it public and present it. i want to be accurate, but that's being broken down in real time. a point of consideration, we need to do the same as it relates to testing, because the disparities on testing are an obvious and real concern, to make sure all communities in the state of california are being tested, not just some, not just people who have capacity to fill out an online appli

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i want to end with this tweet from ayanna pressley who wrote " when did your replacement inhaler today me generic is sold out with a waitlist so my only option is one that costs $175. my co-pay for the other is $10. i can afford the increase, but millions want to be able to. literally what folks need to breathe, live is political." that does it for our show. you can sign up for our daily digest every day, get the quarantine report in were email. to you can go democracynow.org. democracy now! is working with as few people onsite as possible. the majority of our amazing team is working from home. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to live for, then? ? to go to work? muusic [mumusic playining, dog howowli]

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i want to end with this tweet from ayanna pressley who wrote " when did your replacement inhaler today me generic is sold out with a waitlist so my only option is one that costs $175. my co-pay for the other is $10. i can afford the increase, but millions want to be able to. literally what folks need to breathe, live is political." that does it for our show. you can sign up for our daily digest every day, get the quarantine report in were email. to you can go democracynow.org. democracy now! is working with as few people onsite as possible. the majority of our amazing team is working from home. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to >> the world health organization warns africa could become the next epicenter for the coronavirus pandemic. ♪ this is al jazeera live from delhi. coming up, relatives around europe demand answers over the deaths of coronavirus victims in care homes. the full picture on lujan. china reveals the death toll was larger but denies any coverups. wil

and it happened to the calls from senator warren and congresswoman pressley. is there anything that we can do to collect racial data? and probably if there are broader implications around the country? governor newsome: i appreciate that question, and i think it's one of the most important questions that have been asked in the last few weefpblgts and that is, we see the world through a different lens. one size does not fit all. we see the world through a bottom-up lens. we need to meet people where they are. and as a consequence to answer your question is yes. we're disaggregating the data to break things down both on hospitalizations, i. crumplet's d in terms of death -- i.c.u.'s and in terms of the death rate. i want the data to be accurate. buts that being broken down in real-time. let me extend a point of consideration. we need to do the same as it relates to testing because the disparities on testing are a point of obvious and real concern to make sure that all communities in the state of california are being tested not just some. not just people that have

. >>> here is massachusetts congresswoman ayanna pressley talking about the shortage of masks. >> insachusetts one of the communities in my district is dorchester, and there's a young girl there, gaby, who's 10 years old at st. brendan's school, who's been personally sewing 24 masks a day. listen, i'm grateful for that benevolence from our children and from our private sector. but it is not going to meet the scale and scope of this pandemic. >> the dorchester reporter tweeted this photograph of gaby areca sewing masks and identified her as a fourth-grader at st. brendan's school in the dorchester neighborhood of boston. and that is the same school that i walked to every day for eight years from grade 1 to grade 8. and when i as in sister catherine patricia's fourth-grade classroom at st. brendan's none of us did anything as important as what gaby is doing now. and so i am bursting with school pride as we are joined now by 10-year-old gaby araica and her mother, tracy mchale araica. gaby, what gave you the idea to decide to get your sewing machine working on masks? >> well, my sewing

. >> stephen: and i think elvis pressley was in one of these pijion holes right here.e catching you? are you at home? >> i am at home. this is the home office. we are all working at home as much as we possibly can, whept i i have to go to the white house. >> stephen: thank you for putting the emmys behind you. >> i just picked them up. >> stephen: i would have put mine up, but we don't have enough room in here. >> yeah. >> stephen: now, my understanding is that there's a member of the white house correspondents' association who actually has tested positive for the coronavirus. is that true? and how is he or she doing? >> yeah, we found out one of our colleagues not tested positive, stephen. we actually don't have test results yet, but came down with symptoms, is a suspected case of coronavirus, came down with this over a week ago. actually got tested eight days ago, and as of-- as of late yesterday, still had not gotten any test results back. so we don't know for sure, but all other tests have come back negative, and it sure seems like our colleague has coronavirus. >>

makes language develop -- includes language developed by myself along with congresswoman bass and pressley and senators warren, harris, and booker to ensure we collect and analyze racial data related to the obvious disparity in covid-19. the better data made possible by this bill must effectively direct resources into our communities where needed, not where best connected. let us also remember the postal workers, states and local government, our teachers, they need our resources also. i want to give my condolences to senator warren for losing her brother to covid-19. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts reserves. the gentleman from texas. mr. brady: madam speaker, pleased to yield one minute to the gentleman from michigan, mr. huizenga. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized for one min. mr. huizenga: madam speaker, while we have many different approaches about restarting our economy, we should all agree the paycheck protection program has provide add vital lifeline to small businesses in communities across america, including w

makes language develop -- includes language developed by myself along with congresswoman bass and pressley and senators warren, harris, and booker to ensure we collect and analyze racial data related to the obvious disparity in covid-19. the better data made possible by this bill must effectively direct resources into our communities where needed, not where best connected. let us also remember the postal workers, states and local government, our teachers, they need our resources also. i want to give my condolences to senator warren for losing her brother to covid-19. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts reserves. the gentleman from texas. mr. brady: madam speaker, pleased to yield one minute to the gentleman from michigan, mr. huizenga. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized for one min. mr. huizenga: madam speaker, while we have many different approaches about restarting our economy, we should all agree the paycheck protection program has provide add vital lifeline to small businesses in communities across america, including w