evaluating on a daily basis. for those americans that might be fearful tonight am talking about potential down the road we will close down schools and maybe more telecommuting working situations, what do you say to them based ons that develops what are we prepared as country tto do to keep our citizens saf. >> it is a very, very small number compared in this country. the h1n1 was commonly referred to as swine flu and that went from around april of apts 09 to april of '10 where there were 60 million cases of swine flu and you had over, actually is over 13,000 i you might have said 17, i heard it was 13, but a lot of deaths and they didn't do anything about it. interestingly, with the swine

with the regular flu, we average from 27,000 to 77,000 deaths a year. who would think that. i never knew that until session or eight-weeks ago, i asked that question, how many people die of the flu. you keep hearing about flu shot, flu shot, take your flu shot but how many people die of the flu. so we lose between 27,000 and, you know, somewhere in the70s, i think we went as high as 100,000 people died in 1990, if you can believe that but a lot much people regardless, i think it averages about 36,000 people a year. i said, wow, that is a percentage that is under 1% substantially. it is interesting to see what that differen difference is, a f people don't report because they get the coronavirus and get better relatively quickly, not that severe. >> what do you say about the politics if you kale terrorist

safety measures. we have the global death rate as 3.4 president and a report the olympics could be delayed. your reaction to that. >> i think the 3.4% is a false number. now, this is just my hunch, but peaced and lot of conversations with a lot of people that do this, because a lot of people will have this and it is very mild. they will get better very rapidly, they don't even see a interest or call doctor, you never hear about those people so you can put them down in the category, the over all population in terms of this corona flu, or virus. so you just can't do that. so if, you know, we have thousands or hundreds of thousands of people that get better, just by, you know, sitting around and even going to work, some of them go to work, but they get better and then, when you do have a death like you had in the state of washington, like you had one in california, i believe you had one in new york, you know, all of a sudden it seems like three or 4%, which is a very high number, opposed...

middle of impeachment. the president of the united states, 45th president, donald j trump, thank you for being with us, sir. >> hello, sean. >> i want to tell you gorsuch, kavanaugh, you have released the whirl wind, you will pay the prize, you won't know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions. you heard from the chief justice today that sounds like threat to me. your reaction. >> well, first of all let me start beseeing dr. segal i thought was terrific tonight and i really appreciate the words, i have a lot of respect for him, he is a real professional. as far as schumer is concerned, it was terrible thing he said. i was amazed by it and if that were a republican you would see really bad things happening it is very unequal justice. and it is a disgrace that he was able to say something like that. he wasn't shielded by the halls of congress like schiff was when he lied about my phone call where he made up a phone call and gave it in congress and you immediately say,...