alec baldwin, american suffering, dying, corona pandemic. alec baldwin sighed as an opportunity to shockingly bash trump, tweeting "the virus in the u.s. began in january of 2017. the vaccine arrives in november. " you see the best in people. the vast majority of people. then you see the insane people and interestingly the same people for the last three and a half years. deranged. all right, thank you for being with us. always fair, looking for the truth. not the media mob. let not your heart be troubled. laura, you've been having great shows. >> laura: data with you, hannity. i can't believe alec baldwin -- wasn't he supposed to move when bush was president? like, wasn't he supposed to be gone when bush got reelected? that was 2,004. >> sean: i will pay, i will pay. i will hire a jet to get into the country of his choice with the promise he can't come back. >> laura: that's the only way he flies, hannity. come on. you don't think he hops on like the rest of us. all right, sean, fantastic show. greagreat to see you. all right, i'm laura ingr

i think these entertainers can help a little bit, and that includes alec baldwin playing president trump's baldwin as trump, phoning in. >> where are you getting most of your advice for this? >> we have to listen to the experts on this one. me, hannity, jared kushner, and mike lindell from my pillow. all the experts agree, we need to wear masks. >> right, right, so are you wearing a mask? >> that's a nasty question, okay? no, i am not. last time i wore a mask, i hot boxed myself and passed out. >> baldwin calling in, like a phoner on fox news, you know, as president trump. baldwin has also been on "the tonight show" with jimmy fallon from home. pretty much all of these late-night shows are now being produced remotely from home. and now "snl" is the latest one. there are even some prime-time dramas that are figuring out ways to produce episodes remotely, because, fred, wing entertainment studios are looking around like the rest of us thinking, this might be going on for a long time. it seems like it's going to be going on for a long time. what are the best ways to produce entertainment an

we will tell you about dom alec baldwin tomorrow. let not your heart be troubled.laura ingraham, how are you? >> laura: i thoroughly enjoyed today's coronavirus task force briefing. that was great. oh, no, it was -- >> sean: it was justified. >> laura: my mom used to always say you condition it out but you can't take it, you know, about people, and they can dish it out to trump, they can accuse him of everything, xenophobia, racism, and the second he stands up and calls them on their nonsense they cry foul and cutaway from the briefing. so they don't like being -- they don't like the tables being turned on them. i love it. >> sean: if they had any intellectual honesty, any, and they

so, i get why you couldn't have alec baldwin on camera, because someone who have had to do the makeuphair, so the call-in worked. did it work? was it funny? >> right, right. i think it worked and i think it was important. more than funny it was important. television is a lifeline for people right now, and it's wonderful to see all these late-night shows now being produced from home. from "jimmy fallon" and "stephen colbert" to now "snl." now, it was not live. it was not saturday night "live." it was pretaped, because it's hard to produce these shows from home, but it is worth doing. people need to see celebrities like tom hanks, who, by the way, called himself a celebrity canary in the coal mine. he was! when everybody found out tom hanks had coronavirus, it got a lot of people's attention. so now you see he's recovered, is doing well. he says we're all going to get through this. it was also great to see stars like kate mckinnon, who played ruth bader ginsburg. here's that clip. >> i work out. don't want to get into a quarantine 15 ounces. you have to eat healthy to stay healthy. ever

we'll tell you about dumb alec baldwin tomorrow.. let your not your heart be troubled. >> laura: i enjoyed today's coronavirus press briefing. it was great! >>my mom used to always say you can dish it out but you can't take it about people? they cany dish it out to trump, they can accuse him of everything, xenophobia, racism. the second he stands up and calls them on their nonsense, they cry foul and cutaway. so they don't like the tabless being turned on them. i love it. >> sean: if they had any intellectual honesty, and h

i can't believe alec baldwin -- wasn't he supposed to move when bush was president?d tore be gone when bush got reelected? >> sean: i will pay -- i will hireil a jet to get him to the country of his choice with the promise he can't come back. >> laura: that's the only way he flies, hannity. you don't think he hops on southwest. fantastic show, great to see you. i'm lauren graham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. the economy is crashing, people are still dying, time to get congress back to work so the

any fans of this show who are also big fans of donald trump it's time to make a decision actor alec baldwin has a bit shy about his hate for president trump and his supporters in a recent tweet opery voting advice to trump supporters referencing the state who measures as a result of the current pandemic baldwin says just stay home you know in your heart that he is an incompetent idiot and self-seeking punk so you were sick say you were scared don't bother voting in stay home and all that alone would give any trump supporter even more ammunition to get out and support keeping america great hollywood has gone to another level of hate what is all of this you see that are for every year these liberal elites want to normal folks like good and honest for sport well the movie the hunt was put on hold it's now in select theaters you may recall the plot consists of liberal elites hunting working class conservatives for sport was there ever the thought like oh we've gone too far and now. it was the thought let's go for it. i think the feeling was let's go soon let's go super far from the job and see

nobody knows who he is, people went at him and think he's alec baldwin, baby. song should be chumbawamba. [laughter] greg: congress men, for think that is going to determine this, it's something we never saw coming. this pandemic. this thing has completely changed everything. can you even make sense of how this is going to go? the selection? dan: i think it's too early to tell but let's get serious for a second, there's going to be a big comparison between have trump and of the pandemic and how biden would have handled it. if we are being objective, we have to look back in time and look at forks in the road. what would biden have done this is what trump did? that's an objective way to look at this. there's not that many comparisons except one. january 31, what happened? that was the day trump had implemented the chinese travel restriction. everyone agrees now in hindsight but he would have called the xena phobic. that has to be brought up, that is the deciding factor as it relates to the pandemic for 2020. everything else, i debunked this wildly on my videos an

. >> alec baldwin released a video calling on you to give come and see two people in the prison system. do you have plans to do that? gov. cuomo: we have been doing that. >> as far as you granting -- gov. cuomo: based on what? >> based on vulnerable populations, pregnant inmates. gov. cuomo: how about if they are violent and started their sentence -- just started their sentence? arehat about prisoners who your the end of their term -- gov. cuomo: that, we have been doing. how can you help forms that are struggling upstate? farms that are struggling upstate? gov. cuomo: the department of agriculture is looking at that. these stores of dumping build, i don't understand what the economic forces are, where they have to much. we talked to the department of agriculture. if there is a way we can buy it -- we are talking about food banks in new york city for low income communities. and we talked about dumping milk in upstate new york. i don't get it. that is the exact issue we are looking at. if there is a way the state can purchase part of these four programs, for example -- these food bank p

is it possible joe dialed alec baldwin by mistake? i don't know how he finds the time but trump has been on tv a lot lately. even more than usual. it's like he hosts a show now. you know, when this nightmare got started, trump kept saying it'll be fine, it's like the flu, it's no big deal, all you have to do is paint your head orange, you'll be ok. we learned yesterday that one of his advisers, peter navarro, warned him in january and february, he wrote a memo saying this could be very bad. he wrote memos that show this. but trump, as you might imagine, has a different way of looking at it. >> when peter navarro circulated those, were you still down playing the threat, you said i think it's a problem that will go away. >> it will go away. >> you said within a couple days the cases will be down to zero. >> well, the cases really didn't build up for a while. but you have to understand, i'm a cheerleader for this country. >> jimmy: give me a b! give me an s! maybe more of a fear leader. he is so ready to move on. he tweeted today, "the h

. >> alec baldwin released a video calling on you to give come and see two people in the prison system. do you have plans to do that? gov. cuomo: we have been doing that. i haven't heard his comments. >> as far as you granting -- gov. cuomo: based on what? >> based on vulnerable populations, pregnant inmates. gov. cuomo: how about if they violent and just started their sentence? >> specifically the colors for prisoners who are at the end of their term within a year -- gov. cuomo: that, we have been doing. >> with the economy, how can you possibly help farms that are struggling upstate? gov. cuomo: the department of agriculture is looking at that. these stories about dumping milk , i don't really understand what the economic forces are where they have too much. we spoke to the department of agriculture. if there's a way we can buy it, we are talking about food banks in new york city for low income communities. we talk about dumping milk in upstate new york, right? i don't get it. so that's the exact issue we are looking at. if there's a way the state can purchase as part of the food ban

we will tell you about dom alec baldwin tomorrow. let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham, how are you? >> laura: i thoroughly enjoyed today's coronavirus task force briefing. that was great. oh, no, it was -- >> sean: it was justified. >> laura: my mom used to always say you condition it out but you can't take it, you know, about people, and they can dish it out to trump, they can accuse him of everything, xenophobia, racism, and the second he stands up and calls them on their nonsense they cry foul and cutaway from the briefing. so they don't like being -- they don't like the tables being turned on them. i love it. >> sean: if they had any intellectual honesty, any, and they don't, they would say, you know, in retrospect, trump and the travel ban helped the country. prevented people from contracting the disease, return to people likely from dying. that is an impossibility, they are insane. >> laura: no, they're not going to do it. awesome show, great to see you tonight. >> sean: have a great show. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle"

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i can't believe alec baldwin -- wasn't he supposed to move when bush was president? wasn't he supposed tore be gone when bush got reelected? >> sean: i will pay -- i will hireil a jet to get him to the country of his choice with the promise he can't come back. >> laura: that's the only way he flies, hannity. you don't think he hops on southwest. fantastic show, great to see you. i'm lauren graham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. the economy is crashing, people are still dying, time to get congress back to work so they cans figure this all out, but will they? senator john barrasso and senator devin nunes are here. plus, the mayor of d.c. is threatening to arrest people for going outside. dinesh d'souza and governor mike huckabee expose the latest attempt to make your life miserable. dr. judy hope from "the doctors" joins us later in the hour on what a recession could mean for your mental health. but first, america and shut down day 15. now today, we lost more than 800 americans who tested positive for the kind of virus. that's the largest single

alec baldwin's reprisal of president trump called into the show remotely. >> where are you getting most? >> we have to listen to the experts on this one -- me, hannity, jared kushner, and mike lindell from my pillow. all the experts agree, we need to wear masks. >> right, right. so, are you wearing a mask? >> that's a nasty question, okay? [ laughter ] no, i am not. last time i wore a mask, i hot boxed myself and passed out. >>> among the businesses closed due to the pandemic, hair salons and barbers. and people are pulling out their hair over no haircuts. >> my beard has gone from brushable to combable. cnn's jeanne moos reports on do-it-yourself corona cuts. it's really been a bad hair month. >> reporter: guys, is your hair starting to look like stephen colbert's? gentlemen and ladies, start your engines. put on your kids' lion bib, close your eyes so you don't see them coming at you with the scissors -- >> don't go too high with the razors, okay? why are we going so high? why are you going so high? >> he's getting nervous, folks. >> reporter: even for a neurosurgeon, it's not brain s

a little over run but you have to take alec baldwin, too. he's out in southhampton.ena is tight with the president. he talks to him, he understands what's going on. he didn't want to stop the first time. this makes total sense for him to be the first. believe me, the administration is on board. if they had a problem, he would be doing it. it makes total sense. that report it was way too close. baseball is the most intriguing because those players don't get paid. but basketball is going to get paid. hockey is going to get paid. if you don't start the baseball season, they are not going to get paid. they live a $15 million lifestyle. it's hard to make up for that when you lose an entire season. they will go to arizona and play in front of empty stadiums, two games, five days, seven days a week if they have to. >> melissa: dr. saphier, let me ask you. does that qualify as safe? will they have to take an antibody test or something before they get out there? maybe the stadium is empty but there is certainly not social distancing from each other when you try to tag someone

i can't believe alec baldwin -- wasn't he supposed to move when bush was president? like, wasn't he supposed to be gone when bush got reelected? that was 2,004. >> sean: i will pay, i will pay. i will hire a jet to get into the country of his choice with the promise he can't come back. >> laura: that's the only way he flies, hannity. come on. you don't think he hops on like the rest of us. all right, sean, fantastic show. greagreat to see you. all right, i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. the economy is crashing, we all see that. people are still dying. so it's time to get congress back to work so they can help figure this all out. but will they? senator john barrasso and congressman devin nunes are here. plus the mayor of d.c. is threatening to arrest people for going outside. i'm serious. dinesh d'souza and governor mike huckabee expose the left's latest attempt to make your life miserable. and dr. judi from the doctors joins us later in the hour on what a deep recession could mean for your mental health. but first america

and here is appropriate care for a person with covid. [ inaudible question ] >> alec baldwin released a statement calling on you to grant clemency to people in the prison system here. do you have any plans to do that? what do you make -- >> we have been doing that. i haven't heard his comments. >> his comments as far as you -- >> based on what? >> based on vulnerable populations, pregnant inmates -- >> how about if they are violent and they started their sentence? >> specifically the call is for, you know, prisoners who are near the end of their terms, within a year, or older -- >> that we've been doing. that we've been doing. [ inaudible question ] >> how can you possibly help farms up state? obviously the supply chain is, you know, in a bind now. >> yeah. the department of agriculture is looking into that into the stories about dumping milk. i don't really understand what the economic forces are where they have too much and we spoke to the department of al agriculture. it if there's a way we can buy it. we're talking about in food banks for new york city in low-income communities an

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. >> alec baldwin released a video calling on you to grant clemency to people in the prison system here. do you have any plans to do that? what do you make of his comments? >> we have been doing that. i haven't heard his comments. based on what? >> on vulnerable populations, pregnant inmates. >> how about if they are violent and just started their sentence? >> specifically for prisoners near the end of their term within a year or -- >> that we have been doing. that we have been doing. >> how can you possibly help farms struggling upstate. the supply chain is in a bind. >> the department of agriculture is looking into these stories about dumping milk. i don't understand what the economic forces are where they have too much. we have talked to the department of agriculture. if there's a way we can buy it -- we're talking about food banks in new york city for low-income communities and then we talk about dumping milk in upstate new york. i don't get it. that's the exact issue that we're looking at. if there's a way that the state can purchase as part of these food bank programs, for example

we were going to see original content including alec baldwin, christian slater, demi moore, a series produced by tina fey, all of that put on hold until next year. you are going to get all the classics, things like, you know, "30 rock," "parks and recreation," "law and order." you know the shows. the only bright spot, maybe a reboot, i know you will be excited about this, of "punky brewster" and "saved by the bell." premium service starts at $4.99 but that comes with commercials. commercial-free will be $9.99 a month. they have also been hit hard, of course, by the olympics in tokyo being postponed this year. that was going to be a big part of the presentation on this new streaming service. so this is just a runway, says nbc, for next year. stuart: victim of the virus. ash, thanks very much. check the markets. we have come back a bit on the dow industrials. now we are down 470 points. have a look at the ten-year treasury yield. yesterday, it was .75%. this morning, it's all the way down to .67%. what does that tell you? it tells you money is coming out of the market and stocks and go