but, again, i'll push it back to the land poes and in between the po ez.s time last year we had 20,000 people in our custodiment right now can you imagine a single person that crossed our border illegally that was infected with covid could not only infect countless of our work force, but hundreds, hundreds of immigrants themselves that would overwhelm our local health care system. that has all been turned off because of these orders. lou: right. mark morgan, that's why we invited you here tonight to take it all up, and we appreciate it, and we appreciate everything that customs and border protection is doing for the country. we appreciate it. good to see you. >>> up next in tonight's broadcast, we'll be talking with the hudson institute's dr. michael pillsbury about the new trump administration report on u.s. national security strategy that apparently no one authored and few people comprehend, apparently. what does it mean for the relationship with china, for example? we'll take that up as well with congressman devin nuÑes. we'll be talking about the obama

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he loved edgar allan poe.in his law partner asked him why he likes poe so much and he said because he so gloomy. there is kind of a dark side to lincoln i was very intrigued by. because the light side of lincoln's greatest sense of humor and his clear understanding of our best qualities prayed that is all good. there are these strange aspects of lincoln two. so, he is trying to correct the kind of gyroscope the founders created and set spinning. but it gets out of whack every generation or two. one way it was getting out of whack in 1860 in 1861 was that slavery was supposed to fade away. the founders themselves express the hope it would fade away it was kind of a temporary inconvenience for country talking a lot about freedom and democracy in 1776. but it got a lot stronger and lincoln says that in the cooper union address how to get so strong when the founders wanted to go away? : : : some of those worries were, had reason to touch to them. he suspends the writ of habeas corpus. arrests newspaper editors wor

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both prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his new role ruling coalition partner benny gantz from poe's trip gained so much more attention than usual geezer complete lack of protective gear and the fact that it seemed nonessential guess the it has the story a pair of gloves cost $50.00 said a mask is about a dollar but given the plate in the middle of the pandemic in flying halfway across the world just so you can stand there and smile that your good friend tell him what a great guy he has that look into his eyes smile some more. it's priceless. and kind of cheesy you're great partner you share information i'm like from other countries to train up your skin and hide that information now i know what you think it could be of just who would have saved millions of dollars and potentially even lives but here's the counter question would netanyahu specific area have felt quite as keast if he had just cool of course it wouldn't which is the point come on they've violated almost every safety precaution out there just just to stand there without mosques and tell each other how nice they are and

of the things going on will continue to present a medicihead wind now a lot of people will have eck poecials maybe you own the s&p 500, maybe jpmorgan but you want to have some way to hedge that exposure. spread spend 60 cents to put this on. exactly what i was just talking about. options premiums are more than double now what they were basically in the middle of february the other thing is that if we get any kind of a v-shaped bottom or we get some remarkably good news and these things take off you don't want to be short these stocks outright. so if you have exposure to the space and you want to hang onto it, but you want to hedge it using put spreads might be a good way to play it. >> that was a good explainer, mike what are your thoughts on figuring out the movement in stocks >> so, it makes a lot of sense if you look at xlfs, implied volatility, it is elevated financials are the only ones i currently have short positions in xlf is the only sector outside of energy that is still trading below the december 2018 low. so i would agree with the directional view here, but because of the f

tayarisha poe, whose first film selah and the spades is rleased on amazon, thinks it is time to rethinklways necessary. whether there's a pandemic or not, we need to be rethinking how we are talking about distributing films and i wanted to make sure i was putting something out that as many people could see as possible, no matter where they were, no matter if they are watching it on the phone or computer, it doesn't matter to me, i just want people to have access to stories. nevertheless, most filmmakers aspire to one day making a big box office movie on a big screen. it's uncertain times for blockbusters such as mulan, wonder woman 1984, and black widow, all directed by women with multimillion—dollar budgets, pushed back to later this year when perhaps there'll be a cinema audience again. even now, the hopes of so many women to have their moment in the spotlight could be taken away in this seismic year. women in the film business have been quite busy, despite the pandemic, rising to the challenge. from his living room in north london, matt floyd has been surveying the activities of thre

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president down from poe's signed an executive order aimed at stifling legal protection for social media companies the move comes after twitter labeled 2 of the tweets misleading trump says he's trying to defend free speech with a house called the over reactionary and politicized. let's bring in more now on those protests in minneapolis we've been talking about child jong is a reporter for the stasi tribune a joins us on skype from minneapolis good to have you with us 1st of all the fire still blazing on the situation on the street. the fires are still burning i did leave the scene a little bit ago for my own safety and we are coming back our reporters but when i saw the fires were still burning at the end she ran a 3rd precinct as far as i could see i didn't see queens entering the building were coming out any other windows or the top of the building earlier in the night but there's a fire in the parking lot of the police station and a business half a block away was involved and a block down through there and other businesses in cost as well how about the police the national guard will

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these send said in his column in watch poe, whoever leaked this michael. er 39 people got his name.re not intelligence officials. they were political officials at treasury, at the justice department, at nato, at the energy department. when you saw that what was your reaction to the level of individuals getting his name unmasked? >> my reaction liz, was, this should be bipartisan consensus here. unfortunately i guess we won't have it but we should, look for rand paul to try to do something about this, this is the danger of counterintelligence when people with political motives act in order to damage political rivals, of a political administration of an opposing party. that is what is dangerous about this. they really ought to focus and keep our eye on that ball. that should never have happened. we need to stop it from happening in the future. elizabeth: robert, stay on that for a second because the media is now saying of course it is okay to unmask if you're talking to foreign individuals, people of foreign governments, 18,000 of that unmasking requests happened under the trump admin

poe today, what we saw. weak sauce. we saw intellectual dishonesty. i'm speaking as a lawyer, a black man, and someone who lives and dedicates our life to the thought we are all free, we all have access to life. and to have someone deprived of that, and you get to up there and deliver me that utter weak sauce, it's a tragedy. and i hate that that family had to go through this again. >> bak, ari, standpy. i am anxious to get your thoughts on the hennepin county attorney says there is other evidence -- i think that is the minneapolis guidelines when a police officer can use neck restraints or choke holds. i have been going through what is in the guidelines. they can use -- they can apply direct pressure on a trachea or air way, front of the neck, blocking or obstructing the airway. that a direct quote. the moi jacob frey said the restraint placed on george floyd is not authorized, it's not part of the training. what are your thoughts when you heard what the hennepin attorney said? >> there are things that came out of the press conference. to your point,

that's john poe -- john podesta's testimony.direct knowledge of what ultimately became known as the steele dossier. you should add her. if you're going to addwiden and obama to the -- biden and obama to the witness list, we should ask mrs. clinton as well. did she authorize the leaking of information that christopher steele and glenn simpson did at the end of the came pain to -- campaign to smear trump, because we know that was russian disinformation now. lou: russia disinformation, and the deep state, the radical dems and all of the conspirators in the effort to overthrow this president were perfectly aligned with russian disinformation and the vigorous campaign it was carrying out. could that possibly be an accident in your best judgment, john solomon? >> i -- when i first came to town, i met this wily old senator who was a democrat, and he told me -- he gave me two pieces of advice; follow the money wherever or it goes, and two, there are no coincidences in washington. i'm going to the take his advice and say this can't be a

but just from a writing standpoint, you had emerson, theroux, hawthorne, and then you had the crazy poewho edgar was the only one, probably more dips in maniac than alcohol, then hemingway, fitzgerald, et cetera, all the way up to your father and his contemporaries. heavy drinkers, the mad men era, and now if you look at writers today, very much in a decline. >> not drinking. >> thought drinking. some drugs, but not the same. it also parallels. do you think writers are ahead of their time, reflecting their time? what's your thoughts on that? because it's always a question, are writers ahead, reflecting? >> this is referring to what to me is the most interesting chapter in the book, where i tackle the idea that all writers have to drink. that drinking is sometimes somehow helpful to writing. and what i pointed out when i thought about it a little bit is that this only was true from 1920 to 1980. it was not true in the 19th century. as you remember, f.o. mathison said all of american literature was written in five years between 1850 and 1855. referring to all those books, right? those fiv

if that's the case, then why aren't we hearing about what kind of quarantine the vice president and poe ttentially other people that staff are in. this is a question that's concerning to me. >> it's concerning to i suspect a lot of people. gloria, what's your reaction to the news, specific dr. fauci, who has been the voice, the face to this coronavirus, specifically the quarantine he's going through for 14 days. >> reporter: i think dr. fauchi and the others are doing what they have to do to keep themselves safe and keep those around them safe. what this does do is show you that no one is immune and no environment is immune. here you are in the white house and you've been talking for the past hour about how there's hardly anyone wearing a mask around the president of the united states. the president isn't wearing a mask. i think this is a time in which the president is really trying to make the country feel comfortable with going back to work. he wants to turn the page and talk about going back to work. and now you have this occurring at the white house and real questions are being rais

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with me now is new jersey congressman frank poe loallonpa. he's one of the bill's sponsors and drafted the health care portion. congressman, good to see you. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. good to see you too. >> congressman, let me ask you about this. you had a number of democrats working against this. you've got almost every republican against it. you've got mitch mcconnell against it. you've got the president against it. what's the issue here? should we think about this as an opening salvo for the next round that's coming from democrats in congress so that either mitch mcconnell or as in the last case, treasury secretary mnuchin has something to negotiate against? >> i think that's a fair analysis. in other words, democrats and certainly i feel that we have to do a lot more, particularly if we want to reopen the economy as you pointed out, you know, the economy's already starting to reopen, but it really shouldn't reopen unless we have things in place. for example, a national testing plan, contact tracing, ways to isolate peopl

do we need more support for retail as poe pose opposed to a blunt t providing stimulus everywhere. reconnection, i think, is going to start as economies come back online. i think that will also help reduce anxiety and improve confidence to some degree. >> let me ask you this the economy and the stock market are two very different things. sfoement is supposed to predict. everybody's like, it's the reopening rally. who is buying stocks right now the data shows $1 trillion has gone into cash in the last 30 days everybody i talk to on wall street says the only people trading right now are millennium and citadel and the big quant funds that sh else is sitting out. what do you see? >> i agree with that, brian. i think there's not a lot of buyers i think what's happened, which often happens, not uncommon at all, is selling has stopped. oftentimes when the market takes off -- go back to march of 2009 when the market bottomed from the great financial crisis i don't think there was any buyers in 2009 after what we went through, but what happened is everyone that wanted to sell, everyone that

just as surely generations of intellectuals from edgar allen poe f. scott fitzgerald mocked franklin as a pedestrian profit of pragmatism. yet franklin was a man of many faces who as author hidden behind masks ranging from his first, the weedy widow, to his last, the arabs labor, mohammed, judging franklin solely from his richard saunders guide, failed to do him justice. washington is much the same. he did not wear multiple masks that he so carefully cultivated the firm face of republican virtue that he once famously cautioned the great partridges hilbert stewart who drew the painting that is on your one dollar bill quote, my countenance never yet betrayed my feelings. this aspect of washington's personality can make it difficult to see behind his public image. as it is to look beyond franklin's multiple guises. the pennsylvania printer and the virginia painter appeared to december the summer to making a lasting friendship, especially since the former pose as a man above the people and the latter as one above them. yet focusing on their distinct publi

tell me about that and also your owe poe meanowe poe meant is a t wanted to increase taxes, voted to and mocked his military service during the campaign. do you think this is an indicator of what could happen this upcoming november as some of these liberal policies are beginning to get people to question, given the result in the cities. you look at something like a san francisco or new york, the homelessness, the taxes, and how so many people are fleeing these cities. tell me about what this might indicate coming up in november. if at all. >> all the way through november, it's definitely a positive sign. look, i love the state of california, i love the things we can't change, the weather's fantastic, the geographies great, the people for the most part are great. the things we can change are the problems. and that's the politicians and the policies and, yeah, my opponent was layering up taxes, $3 billion on new taxes that were making it tougher for small businesses and independent contractors to operate. this was before covid-19. when you add all that up it's a challenging time in our

." >> he doesn't see how they'll win the war, at an poe ox he said i knew it would come to this. this is not an easy person to get into the algorithm. either to make him into the saint or the demon. he doesn't yield easily to either of those on. on the one hand, yes, he does something at the very bottom of my abolitionist soul i find deeply reprehensible. yet, at the same time, i also know that what he did at appomatox is to save the country -- >> by rejecting -- >> exactly. when porter alexander made that offer to him, let's break up, let's head for hills, if lee all had to say was one word, and not only the army of northern virginia, but the other army -- i mean, the ku klux klan and the red shirts if we think they were a problem, they would have a sunday school picnic compared to what would have happened if the confederate armies had taken to the mountains. the same way john brown wanted to go. if they had taken to the mountains and raged a guerrilla warfare that could have lasted for decades and maybe jumped the generations, we could still be fighting it. look what happened i

it reminds me of an edgar allan poe quote which says never to suffer would never to have been blessedone of the best pictures of that weekend, when he was able to walk out with his little girls hand in hand. i'll never forget that. never forget that. i'm glad they're okay. there was a lot of conversation on line because he and his wife were estranged at the time. people were saying, you got to get back together, get back together. i don't know what the two of them decided. they will make whatever's best for the family. it's nice to see him up and healthy and his two little girls and wife, too. they're all okay. that's good news. what else do you have? >> we love it. >> here's a great story for folks in new york city. a man in manhattan is spreading cheer from a fire escape. take a look at there. ♪ everybody sing ♪ in new york >> so that is jeff jacobs performing alicia keys "empire state of mind." people stopped to watch him sing. the musician typically puts on ause every night at when people 7:00 to honor hospital staffers, first responders, and essential workers. jacobs tells me tha

. >> reporter: andrea poe had never taken out a loan for her hair and makeup business.d funds by the sba. >> they want you to have a relationship with the bank. you couldn't even walk into a bank. i don't have a relationship. i used to have relationships with people in the bank and they don't work there at the bank anymore. so i just feel like that was a crock. that was a big crock. >> this week, former nba star magic johnson announced plans to launch his own loan program directly for minority owned small businesses. and while some big companies are getting millions of dollars in federal assistance, the companies that unidos u.s. and their partners, colors of change, spoke to are looking for just $50,000 or less to stay afloat. gayle? >> wow, ed. it's got to be tough to think you're getting $42,000 and the check comes and it's $7500. that's a big difference. >>> ahead -- what schools around the world are doing to keep the students safe and the potential lessons for this country and a reminder, you can always get this morning's news by subscribing to the "cbs this mornin

we used to have a poe found -- profound, well documented, proud partisan history of such effort. for example, i was pleased to rally around president bush's call to stem the scourge of aids around the world through the historic program. many of my republican colleagues in the senate supported these efforts. now we face this coronavirus outbreak. i was equally proud of president obama's efforts to set up infectious disease prevention systems and his leadership on the ebola crisis. madam president, i've been told that one of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle is going to object to enacting this resolution this morning. i want to read the resolution clause that this colleague will be objecting to. i want those who are following this debate to ask whether or not they find this objectionable. here's what it says. calls on the united states government to boost funding for and strengthen collaboration with key multilateral institutions at the forefront of responding to covid-19, such as the coalition for epidemic preparedness, innovations, gavy, the vaccine alliance and the so

it law allows the federal govert to poe lliticize what's going o and theories blaming the left and the extreme left which only furthers the politics of division. maya angelou said, hate caused a lot of problems in the world but it has not solved one yet. the goal has to be affecting change. how do you use the energy to mobilize people to actually reform society and make things better? don't tell me that we can't change. because we know we have and we can. change comb comes when the stae up. it's not easy. when the stars line up and the people are ready to change, they can change. we have seen it happen in this state and in this nation. we created a new civil right in this nation for the lgbtq community when we passed marriage equality. and we said we will no longer discriminate when it comes to marriage and telling people who they can love and who they can't love. after the sandy hook massacre, when people saw the madness of an assault weapon killing children, we passed common sense gun reform in this state after decades of trying. when we have record income inequality and people said

my on pone meant decided to -- owe poe mean.i have no problem e making a living. yourself, is mark kelly ever going to stand up to the people to whom he's financially beholden? of courses not. by the way, neither is joe biden. and this is going to be a key issue in this race. we have very different views of communist china. i'm leading to hold them accountable. we need to bring our manufacturing home. we feed to clamp down on their human rights behavior. and the next time you see them throwing people into concentration camps and trampling on hong kong, have you to ask yourself, who can we trust to stand up against china. is it my opponent who is financially invested with them or me who is standing up to them right now and is actually being threatened by the chinese communist because of my leadership on this issue. maria: yeah, your name was mentioned along with tom cotton, that they were going to get you back in china, the china communist party, for all that you have been saying about them. the problem is, many people don't understand that the chinese communist pa

. >> yes, i'm cooking my special mother's day meal which is standing rib and baked poe pay toes and -mily: happy mother's day. >> thank you, thank you. happy mother's day to everybody out there. i hope everybody's mother's day is filled with peace and healthy. pete: thank you, paula. i'm quarantining with you next time. pete: go for it, griff. emily: thank you so much nor joining us today. guys. mornings are always better with friends. griff: everybody get's this for mother's day, a mullet. pete: have a great saturday, everybody. ♪ neil: all right. getting back to work or at least something resembling what had been life before ocean city maryland right now, beaches are officially open today although it is very cold there. in fact, it's cold through much of the midwest, all the way to the northeast. some parts of the northeast are looking at upwards of a foot of snow. beaches are open right now and a lot of businesses are coming back right now. i'm just going to the list of names that have already indicated they're going to start reopenings, apple, simon properties, a mall developer, m