bash, dr. adalja, kristen welker, of course, and peter baker. house speaker nancy pelosi joins me now from capitol hill. madam speaker, thank you very much for being with us today. it's good to see you. >> thank you. >> the president said there would be more deaths but the virus will pass, that it's time to reopen the economy. as we see hotspots spreading across the country, do you agree with him now that it's time to focus more on what he sees as getting back to normal? >> what i think we must do as science tells us, we must have testing, testing, testing, tracing, tracing, tracing, and have a number of an idea of how our country has been affected in all communities across the country. that's why i'm so all here working on putting again the next c.a.r.e.s. 2 bill. it's about testing, tracing, treatment and isolation, social distancing and the rest. right away, rapid and robust testing so we can see and take a measure of what's there and not to do so in a way one day they have a task...

reversing course after a lot of backlash overnight to his plan to phase out the white house coronavirus task force while he shifts his focus to reopening the economy. the president tweeting this morning that the task force, including the nation's top public health doctors, will continue on indefinitely. >>> out-of-state fda vaccine researcher richard bright will be testifying before the house next week after filing a whistle-blower complaint after accusing the white house of retaliating against him in his efforts to block funding over what he calls, quote, potentially dangerous drugs to combat the virus, including that anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine. the house oversight committee is looking into complaints from former white house volunteers jared kushner played favorites in distributing scarce protective gear as the crisis was building. >>> president trump will be meeting with iowa's governor just later this afternoon as meatpacking plants, nursing homes and prisons in rural...