he's michael kosta! kosta, i don't know about you, but i have been missing sports so much, man!perate that i have been betting on all the ol oldest pn games that they have been airing. >> i'm sorry. what did you just say? >> and i'm down $5,000, but i'm going to make it back tonight because i'm watching last year's super bowl and i've got a feeling the 49ers are going to win big. >> the kansas city chiefs, that's going to end bad. but what i have been watching is michael jordan ten-part documentary last dance detailing his last year with the chicago bulls. >> you and everyone else, roy. i mean, this documentary has everything -- drama, greatness, shorts so short they leave nothing to the imagination. >> those shorts were so short i could see who had a vasectomy. and watching all that old n.b.a. footage with this documentary, kosta, really made me appreciate how fast the fashion trends change. the n.b.a. in a few short years went from really short shorts to jordan's enormous baggy suits. like m.c. hammer had a formalwear line. i don't know what you have been going through, i have

we look at teaching in the time of krone arks michael kosta faces death and aunt becky gets a full scholarship to prison. welcome to "the daily distancing show." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily distancing show" with trevor noah. >> trevor: you know, when i'm feeling down, nothing makes me happier than hearing some good news. also prozac works, but since the state says i'm no longer allowed to write prescriptions because i'm not qualified, here's our good news for you in our ongoing segment, "a ray of sunshine." ♪ ♪ let's kick it off with weed, aka marijuana, jazz, spinach, nelson man-edibles. for many people, it has been an important way to get through the coronavirus lockdowns, but, now, it turns out it might also be a cure for coronavirus itself. >> a study in canada has prompted the idea that marijuana can help cure covid 19. >> researchers at the university in canada applied multiple strains of cbcs to cells to see if it changed the ability to be affected by the covid 19. they found might concentrations lowered the numb

scott and al hughes and kosta boom bust both of you thank you guys so much stay safe. but you. know tonight president trump's former lawyer michael cohen will be released from federal prison tomorrow according to a person for mill you're with the case cohen is expected to serve the remainder of his 3 year sentence at home now cohen has been serving time at a new york federal prison after pleading guilty to numerous charges including campaign finance fraud and lying to congress now a few weeks ago cohen was told that he would be released to home confinement in response to coronavirus concerns. we're here in the u.s. protesters are expected to gather at the michigan capital again today to protest virus related restrictions in that state how this will be the 4th protest so far last week armed protesters held a demonstration criticizing governor gretchen what were his decision to keep businesses closed during the pandemic now barbers are also joining this fight by giving free haircuts the capital long there. and check this out in new york's domino park no pun intended but those mig

carlos del rio, a professor at emory university, and bob kosta, moderator of "washington week" on pbs. dr. benjamin, the a.p. has an exclusive this morning. we all want to reopen. this guidance says there needs to be a coordinated national response, right? calculated risk management, that is the opposite of what president trump has done. what is your reaction to that? >> we have to have a coordinated plan. we need to free the cdc to do what they do best. they're very good at given guidance. when i was a state and local health officer, i used their guidance each and every day. it's important to see the light of day, and we need to see it right away. >> bob, we all want to reopen. why are our current options lie about the risk and open everything up? tell the truth about the risk and stay closed? why wouldn't the white house want to use this guidance from the cdc and open responsibly regionally? >> the interesting story to me as a reporter, stephanie, is the white house isn't actually driving the conversation. i've talked to governor after governor in both parties. they are the ones mak

joining us robert kosta, roberto, twitter fact-checked two of the president's tweets, but not the thousandss that push outright lies and conspiracy theories. this morning, the president is still tweeting about obamagate, which you and i both know is a pile of nonsense. what is twitter doing here? was it just symbolic? >> twit ter is in a position to make sure that facts are in the public domain, that it's not being used as a portal for disinformation. it's a real test for the ceo jack dorsey. it's not going to end in the comes months as the president continues to use twitter to make statements that have been clearly debunked, as in the case of mr. scarborough. >> but jack dorsey is up for this fight. he doesn't work for the president. he knows that president trump is already using this to fire up his base, but president trump doesn't get to punt jack dorsey like inspector generals who are on to him. >> that's exactly right. it's a decision for twitter to make. twitter is not a federally regulated entity. this is going to bring new scrutiny on to silicon valley. we see challenges from both l

joining mess is robert kosta. how exactly did that play out? >> dr. bright is known by his associates, white house someone by the book. the house will hear his testimony next week and they'll be able to dive into so many issues that they've wanted to sxlos, not only hydroxychloroquine, but jared kushner, his role in working with private equity allies to try to run the government response. dr. bright has had concern about all of that and also look to hear more about peter navarro. in his documents, dr. bright talks about the white house divorce -- where the white house was not -- about testing. >> what did it say consistently about his concerns that red flags were raised, yet we weren't preparing ourselves in terms of ppe. >> he saw that peter navarro at least worked with him on the memos, but no one seemed to be hearing it inside the white house. he was frustrated on -- looking to that as a savior, even though it had hard condition issues across the board, and on ppe, he feld the government, while they did take action about some flights from china ear