codice stand with hong kong in 2910 you're looking for help from abroad are you thinking that america donald trump said he would react very strongly u.s. president should be doing and act this law are you hoping for help from the us extras actions speak louder in a burst support hall it's not a matter of left all right it's just a matter of right or wrong and recall allies around the world to support hong kong people against the national security law that erodes on fundamental and basic freedoms freedom so we read it wish no matter us or european country could impose the hong kong human rights and democracy act all cloven it's get do and has the sanction mechanism and left beijing to realize that college how to china is not the only way out joshua long for us today from hong kong thanks very much for that joshua thank you. the communist party congress in beijing comes as for the 1st time in 3 decades china has abandoned its annual economic growth targets and doing so aside the coronavirus and global uncertainty in his annual work report to the congress premier league chang said china has set a tar

people 1st everywhere one of those nations not taking part was the united states of america donald trump's america 1st policy doesn't really sit all that well alongside international cooperation the us president has said that he's confident in his country discovering a vaccine to the coronavirus we are very confident that we're going to have a vaccine at the end of the year by the end of the year have a vaccine it's not just the u.s. president expressing that sense of it senior u.s. officials as well have said they're not sure about getting involved in a co-operative effort to find a covert 19 vaccine saying that the commercial implications the geo political implications of having such a vaccine. might not be worth sharing biomedical research has long been a focus of theft especially by the chinese government and vaccines and treatments for the corona virus so today's holy grail putting aside the commercial value there would be great you political significance to being the 1st to develop a treatment or vaccine we will use all the tools we have to safeguard american research also not presen

america. donald trump fix to that, by the way. slight observation. he told a crowd, you have to have a slight indian accent if you want to work at a 7-eleven or dunkin' donuts. 2007, how did we forget when he called barack obama, the first mainstream african-american who is articulate and bright and clean! it's storybook, man! his words, not mine. he bragged his state was a state, the guy also played the race card, they will put you all back in chains. 2019, bragged about his work with segregationists to get things done in the u.s. senate. this is just the tip of the iceberg. let's take a look. >> the largest growth in population is indian-american, people from india. you cannot go to a 7-eleven or a dunkin' donuts unless you have a slight indian accent. i'm not joking. >> what kind of a chance would a northeastern liberal like joe biden stand in the south? >> better than anybody else but you don't know my state. my state was a state, my state was a border state, a large black population in the country. >> the first mainstream afro-american in americ

donald trump once to make america great -- wants to keep america great again. that is a decision the american people will make this fall. we appreciate everything you do to work alongside our president every single day area leader mcconnell, it is an honor to have you here. thank you for joining us and we wish you the best. good health, and be well thank you for being with us this evening. sen. mcconnell: thank you, lara. i enjoyed it. >> agriculture secretary sonny perdue was also there. all wore masks for the tour. [indiscernible] >> get one shot of that in there. one of the secretary. take that one out. let's take another. >> thank you. >> so much different stuff with all of these different items. talking -- we are [indiscernible] substantial. there is a different variety of things we can do with that. >> that is very healthy. right off of the farm. look how healthy that is. >> it is an appropriate time to prioritize small farms. exactly. [indiscernible] >> this is dedicated right off the trailers, right to them. 35,000 the year. >> all directly from farms t

state-run media they said, well, maybe we won't manufacture these prescription ingredients to america while donald trumphina about tariffs. we need to be less reliant on china. what specifically are the drugs that you planning on making here? >> what we wanted to start with were those essential medicines vital for the health and well-being of americans during this covid-19 response. so we're talking about icu medications. in the news everyone's been talking about ventilator shortages and ppe shortages, but what about the medicines that actually are required to get individuals onto the ventilators, certain sed tyes, etc. we -- sedatives. we plan to manufacture blood pressure control, certain antibiotics as you mentioned. but we've lost this industry, maria, over 20 years, so it's going to take time. hopefully we'll be seeing the administration and h healthhs ce to informs in creative ways -- to invest in creative ways to bring other key manufacturing infrastructure back in addition to the phlow program. hopefully this is a catalyst, and we're happy and thrilled to be working with the government, but it's

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is by far the worst country in the world but president donald trump says america is now and try to defeat the virus alan fischer reports. well 2 white house staff testing positive for corona virus with senior members of his task force self isolating the president put on a bill is displayed in the rose garden of the white house we have met the moment and we have prevailed americans do whatever it takes to find solutions pioneer breakthroughs and harness the energies we need to achieve a total victory we will defeat this horrible enemy we will revive our economy and we will transition into great this. that's a phrase you're going to hear a lot because that's what's going to happen asked if he was declaring mission accomplished the president clarified he was talking about testing claiming the u.s. had no tested more people than any other country the white house has also told staff to wear masks while in and around the building a dramatic shift in policy senior figures attending the briefing did so the president did not in new york the governor insisted the state was through the wash to divid

has by far the worst hit country in the world but president donald trump says america is now on track to defeat the virus speaking at the white house said his administration had now pulled a $1000000000.00 to boost coronavirus testing capabilities. this afternoon i am announcing that my administration is and and we've got this all approved it's all done is sending $1000000000.00 to america's states territories and so this is all been approved we've got it done completed the money is going out this major investment will ensure that america continues to conduct more tests than any country on earth by 4 while the president also claimed the u.s.'s testing capacity is unrivaled saying 9000000 people have been tested for the virus so far and he also promised that federal agencies will be delivering nearly 13000000 testing swabs to states nationwide and the money announced by president trump isn't new and had a ready been approved by congress last month white house correspondent kimberly hocket explains. there's a bit of electioneering going on here because even as you listen carefully to th

leadership brought us to this historic day, the 45th president of the united states of america, president donald trump["proud to be an american" plays ] president trump: thank you very much. please, please. big day. it's a big day. i want to thank hour great vice president for your fearless and tireless commitment to fulfilling america's destiny in space. thank you very much, mike. great job. great job. [applause] to mike'so grateful wonderful wife karen, for being here and all she does for our country. thank you. before going further on this for all america in space, i want to say a few words about the situation in minnesota . on theth of george floyd streets of minneapolis was a great tragedy. it should never have happened. it has filled americans all over the country with horror, anger, and grief. george's, i spoke to family and expressed the sorrow of hour entire -- of our entire nation for their loss. said to you as a friend and ally, to every american seeking peace, and i stand in firm opposition to anyone exploiting this tragedy to loot, rob, .ttack, and menace the police officers involved in t

is an issue that comes up matter, this is an issue that comes up again and again in america, and of course, donald trumpghed in on twitter. he's threatened that if there are difficulties, we will take control when diluting begins, the shooting begins. you know, very provocative tweet from donald trump, and i think twitter has actually retaliated a little bit and said that such tweets provoke violence. so the whole situation in america in the moment. you are not only dealing with so many countries are, the virus, but i'iow many countries are, the virus, but now dealing with these riots on the streets as well following the death of george floyd. iain, it remains to be seen what kind of ramifications there will be, and if the charging of this police officer with third—degree murder will lessen those riots, those protests in the coming days. this is the last thing that america needs right now. you know, america is the melting pot the past 3—4 years of —— have been very very difficult socially in america. you know, we have been talking earlier about the really difficult economics that are ahead. i mean, 14 m

wearing a white glove and white hat, donald trump took to the links at his golf course in virginia at roughly the same time the trump campaign flew aerial banners "keep america great" including at beaches in north carolina, south carolina and new jersey. replaced by a renewed focus on his own re-election and personal political battles including his ongoing feud with one of the former members of his administration jeff sessions. trump has been engaged in a bitter feud with one of his earliest sporters after tweeting about his rival in the upcoming senate primary. americans, seems, are starting to see through the trump antics. a new fox news poll shows his approval dropping to 44%. disapproval rising to 55% keeping in trends wee seeing in other national polls. joining me now, from the "los angeles times," why despite the terrible human cost so far there isn't a greater sense of shared grief in america. also, eddie gloud junor also an msnbc contributor and good morning to you, gentlemen. it's a somber morning. we're not quite at that 100,000 number, but round numbers make us visit things. also it's memorial day where we're thinking about soldiers in loss time.

state media here in china are painting president xi jinping in opposition to donald trump that donald trump is really out for america while she jinping is out for the world as is a leader in trying to restore global order at least that's the image on state media there they've hailed president xi jinping as a speech at the world health assembly online yesterday as a as quote a triumph as a bold move saying that president xi jinping welcomes an international review because china simply has nothing to hide there's also rejected any attempts by the u.s. and donald trump to politicize this probe and to politicize any action from the world health organization and saying indeed that it's a puppet. what we've seen around the world is a foreign media according to state media saying that this program really is a inquiry to hold china to account and state media saying that that's not true at all and that it thinks that this review should be a look at not just china's actions but actions around the world and the response globally to the coronavirus and even one editorial here has said that president trump and his colleagues sho

this, donald trump's plans to reopen america. what's one of donald trump's guidelines to reopen america? states should have a downward trajectory of positive tests or a downward trajectory of documented cases of coronavirus over two weeks, says donald trump. while conducting robust contact tracing and seurveillance testing, says donald trump, especially in vulnerable populations like nursing homes, says donald trump. libtard, donald trump is the one that is putting these recommendations out that dr. fauci going to talk about today, that trumpists on their fainting couches across america are freaking out about. they're donald trump's own guidelines. let's see this, the white house plan for opening up america. you can almost -- with that title, the former republican in me can almost hear lee greenwood singing in the background. opening up america. i love lee greenwood, by the way. but, gene, these are the president's own guidelines. people are freaking out, taking military style weapons to state legislators, screaming and threatenin

there's mourning in america and under the leadership of donald trump, our country is weaker and sickerr. and now americans are asking, if we have another four years like this, will there even be an america? >> paid for by the lincoln project, which is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> that commercial so infuriated donald trump that he put his crack research team on the case to find out who was responsible for it, and then he tweeted his attacks on those people, including kellyanne conway's husband george conway and our next guest, who donald trump called crazed rick wilson. joining us now, rick, you'll forgive me for just using the trump introduction. no, i'm going to throw in the title of your book, okay? in addition to crazed rick wilson, he's a contributor to "the daily beast," and he is the author of "running against the devil: a plot to save america from trump and democrats from themselves." rick, i guess all i can say is congratulations. >> well, you know, thanks lawrence. i will say this. you know, we have known all along what a weak man donald trump is and how

rob: america's farmers first, donald trump announcing details of his $19 billion plan to help the foodindustry get back to business. >> providing $19 billion to support the nation's agricultural producers. maintain the health of critical food supply chains providing food assistance to american families, losses related to the global pandemic. jillian: j allen kinds of wintergarden produce sins march joining us for this column assistance. >> good morning. jillian: how hard has this hit you? >> it has been difficult for sure. we started shutting things down, we saw a niche from retail sales but soon after that it died off quickly and we went silent for the better part of a month and running 25% during that time. rob: look at what the president wants to do, if you pull it up, $16 billion of that paid directly to farmers and another 3 billion, what you farmed and as we take a look at this, farmers to families, food box program. all this money is going straight to you guys to buy what you make and give it to people in this country who need food. you guys are throwing away food while other pe

president donald trump said america would pull out of the deal of what he called russian violations the treaty was designed to improve military transparency to try since said the u.s. may reconsider if russia comes into. the next month travelers riving in the u.k. will be required to spend 14 days in quarantine the government says regulations being used to prevent a 2nd corona virus outbreak the aviation sector has criticised the move say it will eliminate travel to the country which has the 2nd highest coronavirus death. in the world. the world health organization and unicef say the krona virus pandemic is interrupted immunization programs putting $80000000.00 children at risk and your report warns of lockdown measures of course many countries to suspend vaccinations for measles polio and cholera. for here's a look at some of today's coronavirus developments will start in india which is reported its biggest single day increase in cases with $6000.00 new infections indonesia has also seen its highest one day increase with 9 $173.00 of the search comes ahead of this weekend celebrations

here's what donald trump believes and says and here's what joe biden thinks and believes and does. they have to make that a very strong case that americah trump for another four years. >> martha: i think this is going to be a fascinating six months because so far the opponent has been doing some things here and there from his basement. i saw that david axelrod is saying, it's time to get joe biden out there on the campaign trail. in order for people to make a change, even though we are in tough times, they have to be convinced that the other option is going to be safer, stronger, better for them, and better for the economy. >> unless it's a throw the bums out, which this could be. the president is asking the american people to judge him on three years of his presidency and not the final fourth year. if you're running a marathon and you stop at mile 25, you still lose the race and that is what is going to happen to this president. he's going to be judged on where this country is in november. biden has to do something, but right now i think the people are focused on what is going on and this pandemic. karl rove has been very good and his

donald trump is america's conspiracists in chief he pushed dubious theories about barack obama long before trump became president what a solution. and he has been preaching about the dangers of the deep state ever since in that respect trump is a leader for these times donald trump uses conspiracy theories. strategically and what we found when we polled people during the 2016 presidential primaries was that he was attracting a different kind of republican than were other more mainstream candidates people who already are disposed to conspiratorial thinking and he keeps them in his coalition by constantly feeding them conspiracy theories and constantly acting as if he and them are under threat by powerful forces. it's when the conspiratorially minded come up against the rest of society that the issues arise the confrontations between the right to work crowd and front line workers conflict judy my kids describes accurately in planned damage if not intentionally beyond. our. own. types or. where they're just driving us through. and to disbelieve each other to the extent that if and when a vacc

potential coronavirus treatment in ounce man came as donald trump and democratic rival joe biden mocks memorial day and national holiday honoring america's war dead wrong reynolds. president donald trump visited fort mchenry in baltimore the site of a victory by u.s. forces over british invaders in $814.00 the president framed the struggle to control the coronavirus pandemic in military terms together we will vanquish the virus and america will rise from this crisis to new and even greater heights as our brave warriors have shown us from the nation's earliest days in america we are the captains of our own fate in less than 6 months covert 19 has killed more americans than all who died in the vietnam war the war in korea and the conflicts in iraq and afghanistan combined former vice president joe biden the presumptive democratic party nominee made his 1st public appearance in 2 months he and his wife jill laid a wreath that a veteran this memorial in delaware the bidens war masks something trump has refused to do in public the world health organization announced it was stopping trials of the anti-malarial drug hydroxy chloroquine due to s

project, a group of anti-trump republicans released an ad this week blaming the economic carnage on the president. >> there'sourning in america, and under the leadershipf o donaldmp, our country is weaker and sicker and poorer. and now, americans are asking, if we have another four years like this, will there even be an america? robert: we see this pressureprn ident trump on many republican governors but you sote t week that many republican governors despite all thege testing chall are moving to reopen because what they're seing in their own economy. wh'shat dynamic like out in the states in places like arizona? >>re yeah, thedent realizes that he is vulnerable to these kinds of attacks and that's why he's pushing these governors to go ahead andpen up these economies even though they haven't by a large porti they vice president met the guidelines set out for the white house for what they should do -- what they should see before they begin opening up. the president was plaing to campaign on the economy, 3.5% unemployment before ts virus hit. now we' at a level j0 millions lost in the month of april that we haven't seenince the great depression. the president rea

"all in" with chris hayes is up next. >>> tonight on "all in," america in crisis under donald trump.demic protests around the country defining the failures of this presidency. senator cory booker on this moment and how to find our way through. plus, minnesota attorney general keith ellis son on the murder charge for the minneapolis police officer. alicia garza from black lives matter and whether there could possibly be a worse person in the oval office right now when "all in" starts right now. >> reporter: good evening from

let's speak to our north america correspondent, david willis. donald trumpt to the bottom of what he said, clearly targeting china but what did he say in relation to these laboratories? he says he has seen evidence, intelligent estimates that this virus may have originated in that wuhan laboratory, the wuhan institute of virology. president trump said he had a high degree of confidence, as he put it, that that had been the origin of coronavirus but it would not be drawn on precise detail of that. he said the virus could either have spilt out accidentally or the chinese may have been content to allow it to slip out and spread. us intelligence earlier issued a statement today that they had concluded this was not a genetically modified or man—made virus is therefore ruling out that it was a potential biological weapon but those same intelligence officials have not ruled out the possibility that it could indeed have originated in a laboratory such as the wuhan institute for virology stop president trump is that if that is found to be the case, china was negligen