we'll discuss how brazil is handling or mishandling the crisis under its controversial president bolton are all speak to one of the most high profile critics in the brazilian congress but 1st it's official because it to be believed at least 6 people die every hour in iran that 19 the do. zis coles by the corona virus which is ravage the islamic republic and made it one of the world's 'd epicenter for the worst crime demick about life time with more than $3000.00 iranians dead so far how much is the iranian government's response to the crisis to blame for the death toll and how much is the fault of u.s. economic sanctions joining me now to discuss this from terror on is this week's headliner sayid mohammad marandi one of the country's most prominent political analysts and a professor at the university of tehran mohammad marandi thank you for joining me on up from thank you for having me you live in terror on a you've watched this crisis unfold over the last few months how bad is the situation there right now on the ground. the situation now is actually a lot better it's stabilized and th

a week after the president sacked the popular health minister so this isn't of a serious blow for bolton are is he losing support in the public. so you have to remember that even as of a couple weeks ago the health minister had roughly double the support the balshaw out of has he was up right in the mid sixty's in terms of percentage and also not it was around 30353637 now remember also that was i was very similar donald trump as his roughly 3rd of the country these are his supporters he's never had more than that and he knows that he's able to do things with that just like donald trump is able to manage the country because these are his people the war trast that is the more bombastic oftentimes the kind of get his supporters even more on board and that's what we're seeing particularly breaking quarantines getting to the protests supporting these protesters saying that for instance the crow dividers isn't i think that the or that 70 percent of the country has to get sick before this whole thing is over these are things that he's doing actually shore up his support with his supporters are

that is not what john bolton was focused on. the way to explain this is like shutting down the fire department and taking a few firemen and putting them to work for the police force and then say well we still have firefighters because their working for the police force, they're just different kind of responders looking at different kinds of threats. the threat of a natural occurring pandemic, that is what was keeping alex azar up last year and got our country in a crisis this year. >> and, ron, i want to get your response to white house senior adviser and presidential son-in-law jared kushner said. a message to governors last night. take a listen. >> the notion of the federal stockpile was supposed to be our stockpile. it is not supposed to be state stockpiles that they use just because you're scared and you asked for medical professionals and they don't know. you have to take inventory of what you have in your own state and then show there is a real need. >> what's your response? >> i mean, i just think that's horrible. look, e

taking russia into their own hands is it enough to counter the damage being done from the top by bolton are a while what you said destroy we have most of his ministers we have the supreme court we have already governors mayors who are taking a match to the docks completely different from president bush on how to and we are doing a good job like as a society my state bottle has 70 percent of the deficit like on of ours and the government you mention 80 s of the government are in my state and what he's doing is actually saving lives because he has been able to flatten the curves and ideological. i do agree to most of this people but they are doing what's necessary my point here is that this is such a huge prize is the whole situation so hard to everyone that when we have chill i do it just is spend so much energy we for president that does people look to they straight go and protest because you want to walk out and this is just added a few and he talks to the media as a people who might hear him it can be so frustrating that all of these people that we just mission are working so hard i'm

one question reads how do you feel about john bolton's influence on the trump administration and, in parenthesis, other advisers. presidents and their advisers, we're starting to read not just about national security advisers but iran desk officers and iran point persons on the national security council in a way that mid-level -- folks in mid-level bureaucracy can influence policy. is there anything you all could tell us about the relationship between presidents and their advisers in the formulation of iran policy you could address bolton and pompeo today or perhaps historical moment that speaks to this question? >> okay. i mean, yes. i could say a lot of things. i mean, going back, i think mark and i both spent a lot of time looking at sort of mid-level advisers. i think that dennis roth''s role is an important one. i'll answer the pompeo question. i actually think that despite the so-called war mongering instincts of someone like bolton, the goal is not war and it is not a war to bring about regime change. pure speculation, and i'm an historian that probably shouldn't be wading int

sri lanka and 7 people have died in brazil the justice minister has quit sic using president john bolton are of criminal meddling in law enforcement so should more of step down after bolton are fired the federal police chief the president says he's done nothing wrong peru's interior minister has been replaced as it struggles to fight the pandemic carlos moran has admitted to $1300.00 members of the police have tested positive for the virus is growing anger over the scale of the outbreak with medical workers demanding better pay and more protective gear. the u.s. president has abruptly ended his latest coronavirus briefing without taking questions the day early adult trying to raise the possibility of injecting disinfectant into patients trump now says he was being sarcastic you know today the headlines got more news here right after inside story i feel. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the land. so no matter. how to bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. al-jazeera. the wildlife trade under scrutiny the global pandemic has led to a deb

the foreign agents registration act wasn't truthful he never would have been in and moreover john bolton never would have been confirmed you remember he couldn't even get confirmed as an appointment to the u.n. ambassador under w. they had some kind of face it was it was one of the vacant react. so the this confirmation power is very very important soliciting a foreign contribution for the 2020 presidential campaign and bribery this was truly a stunning omission because nancy pelosi at one time during the investigation of the impeachment said we have bribery here and senator richard blumenthal of connecticut just laid out the case quite clearly but the law is not ambiguous here if you are a candidate for federal office and you solicit anything of value from a foreign government to help your campaign that's a crime open and shut and we have something obviously mr trump solicited something of value from the president of ukraine namely an investigation against perhaps his rival and his opponent in 2020 in exchange for what in exchange for releasing the $400000000.00 in official act violatin

s capable of carrying nuclear weapons they cannot be trusted now george people thought once bolton was removed from his post that things went with iran would simmer down apparently not now what. no definitely although it could all be just a ploy to drive the oil price up and if it is it's working and president was very clear that he would do anything to rescue the u.s. oil and gas business so driving up the price is a good way of doing that on the assumption that one slip can let loose the dogs of war it's a very troubling time and the contrasts completely would be called by the secretary general of the united nations right at the beginning of this pandemic and the. guns should be stilled sanctions should be lessened instead sanctions are being ramped up and guns are more ready to bark and indeed are barking in other theaters in the persian gulf the clue is in the name of the law the powergen gulf 7000 miles from the united states where the u.s. navy is provocatively patrolling the most likely spot but could lead to a very big conflagration but the u.s. has forces in colombia maneuveri

but i'm not so familiar with president bush tomorrow what he should have done how would you compare bolton our own truck what are the similarities and differences. so also not as self he's a big admirer of joe and especially in the beginning of the coronavirus when he just he resumed he would he would he would say that john said that so why can't i do the same but president trump is more pragmatic when he saw all of the people who are there in the u.s. when he saw a lot all know what that meant to his popularity to the economy he changes his attitude and also not is not changing the attitude they hope i have is that no matter how many fakes fake news he might spread to his social media it doesn't matter how many lies you tell us sex only polls themselves when people started noticing love to us because of the responsibility of our president i don't think you're supporting many more your bullshit out of the top of the brazilian political system how that can be altered not taken seriously but just how many people in brazil taking matters into their own i believe the head of the supreme court

the head of the business round table josh bolton.st disconnect wean the business community and the white house right now is yes, the business community wants to open up fast too, but it does seem if josh bolton is telling the president you only got one shot to do it right. >> that's right. that's what we heard coming out of that meeting with industry executives. and i thought the comments by josh bolton were notable. and the president got pressed on that bauder point, chuck, over and over again. that essentially you can open things up, but if people don't want to go back to work, if they're still afraid for their safety, if you do open things up and the virus cases start to surge again, that essentially this could backfire in a big way, not only in terms of people's health and fighting the virus, but also in terms of the economy. so you really saw the high stakes that the administration is facing right now as they say they are going to lift those guidelines that were in place and now put it in the hands of the states to try to reopen

one question how do you feel about john bolton's influence on the trump administration?and other advisers but my question would be, about the relationship between presidents and their advisers so we're starting to read about national security advisers but ron -- iran officers on the national security council and the folks in the mid level bureaucracy. is there anything you could tell us about the relationship between presidents and their advisers and the formulation of policy that could address bolton and pompeo today or perhaps a historical moment that speaks to this question? >> i could say a lot of things. we both spent a lot of time looking at mid-level advisors. i think the role of someone like dennis ross is critical. it is interesting to look at. i actually think that despite the so-called warmongering instinct of someone like bolton, the goal is not war, and it is not to bring about regime change. it is pure speculation. i think they genuinely believe that if they put enough pressure on iran, that they will somehow come to the negotiating table. i don't know if t

sri lanka and 7 people have died in brazil the justice minister has quit sic using president john bolton are of criminal meddling in law enforcement so should more of step down after bolton are fired the federal police chief the president says he's done nothing wrong peru's interior minister has been replaced as it struggles to fight the pandemic colace moran has admitted to 1300 members of the police have tested positive for the virus is growing anger over the scale of the outbreak with medical workers demanding better pay and more protective gear. the u.s. president has abruptly ended his latest coronavirus briefing without taking questions the day earlier adulterant raised the possibility of injecting disinfectant into patients trump now says he was being sarcastic you know today the headlines got more news here right after inside story i feel. we understand the differences and similarities have cultures across the land. no matter. how to bring. them current things that matter to. the wildlife trade under scrutiny the global pandemic has led to a debate on what markets where live anim

improving and that he's in good spirits after spending a 3rd day in tents of care and brazil's president bolton r.-o. has defended his response to the coronavirus crisis he said brazil had other big problems to tackle like unemployment which he said can also lead to death to israel now where a nationwide curfew has come into force as part of efforts to contain the corona virus is the beginning of the passover holiday and normally the roads would be packed as people make their way to large family gatherings not this year though celebrations will be confined to individual households as the government has banned into city travel until friday morning in a bid to stop colvin 19 from spreading further. meanwhile for christians there will be an easter in jerusalem unlike any other pilgrims have flocked to the city for thousands of years but due to the restrictions congregations will be unable to come together in the traditional way we caught up with one organization that is hoping people can still celebrate with some sense of community this time in the digital world. a new sunday tradition an improvis

journalist michael fox from the floor and not the less michael the justice minister quit a week after bolton are fired his own health minister it was the public reacting to all this. it's been it's been a crazy time here in brazil and it continues to be i think people are just kind of at their wit's end in a lot of ways particularly because it's all happening in the middle of the pandemic now it's important understand that many on the left however have always seemed justice minister social moral he was the former head of the law a shop though the anti corruption investigations he was the jailer all former president lula and his jailing little event opened the door for become president so it's important to understand that context that many on the left going to see him stepping down and see this can bullshit ins within the bullshit out of government as proof that this government was was kind of doomed to fail but at the same time people are just kind of throwing their hands up in the air very nervous about what this means for the larger pandemic you know your as you were saying for president b

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>>scored over a 100 points a game through 30 games of the year and you know we have 10 guys and bolton played they they just real skilled group probably best read here, but the end of their season seemed like a bad movie will probably end up doing a 30 for 30 on espn about it because it is light. >>we came in here, we have the term meant to go play these elite teams. and it's you know we're in the film room and it just. you know the ivy leagues cut their tournament and then the pac 12 tournament got canceled and then it was just kind of this domino effect through go beer as you the virus. and then ours gets canceled luckily, this won't be the end of the road for these players, 5 of them have already earned scholarships to d one universities. >>others plan to follow suit. it was so real because we went into the film room. >>and you know told the guys say this is it and the nice thing is that jaycee guys so they get to go put on another uniform, somewhere else. but it was tough because those less than we saw those got it right then and there has for next year's the players who don't earn

john bolton never responded to us and we've repeatedly, both congressman connolly and myself have repeatedly raised this issue that you really need someone who is in command and control january 23rd first briefed on this novel coronavirus, the first recommendation we made and i made it directly to the administration that was there was you got to fill this position with the non-political person with someone who has access directly to the president and who can work across all the agencies. we lost time by not doing that. >> you're a doctor yourself and you're in a state that started very early with early outbreaks and has actually again, we don't know if the data is good because there is a lot of pending testings. it seems like it is not on the trajectory new york is on right now. how do you feel with how things are where you live? >> you know, i think governor newsom, local leaders acting early with the stay at home orders may have helped us flatten the curve somewhat. looking at our modelling here locally, we suspect we may see the beginning of our waves here in california toward the end of

he's his own national security adviser, you saw that with john bolton, john bolton's national security adviser in the presidents going on diametrically opposed on several major hot button issues. he certainly is his own communication secretary so taco little bit about that, you know the press of briefing is a subject i obviously care about having done many of them myself. he has now turned the press briefing room into his platform for delivering a daily message. he's not out doing rallies and things like that. why do we need to have a daily press briefing? what is the role of the press secretary? what do you need as you are covering the white house? >> we mourned a chat went all that time without having any briefings by a press secretary. we had occasionally, mike mulvaney came in. >> we just passed a one year anniversary of note press briefing by the press secretary which i find astonishing. so it is you make a point that's a valid one, and an important one which i want to get to. but my argument about the need for a press secretary having regular press briefings. we are an extraordin

this factory in bolton makes the protective fabric needed to make specialist ppe gowns and masks. the government in february. and in march, the company offered their services. i have personally written to government myself, written to mp5, and we have also written to public health england. at this stage, we have not really had a response. we filmed ten days after the company offered to help the uk, but they still had not heard back. this order is for the united states. currently, that line is running for about five to six days a week and the capacity is really at 80—90% and being bought by america. so potentially trump is buying this uk capacity. which, obviously we want to support the nhs if possible, but currently that's where this material is going. the factory is now finally providing materialfor the nhs through a private supplier. but in the missing weeks, it could have provided enough materialfor almost 300,000 gowns. the government has delivered just over 1.3 million gowns during the entire covid crisis. but the nhs needs hundreds of thousands of gowns a day. 0ur documents

it held up to be true and none other than john bolton, donald trump's hand-picked national security adviser corroborated the entirety of the entire whistle-blower complaint. again, i just want to restate what the president just said about the whistle-blower. the entire substantial of the whistle-blower complaint over which donald trump was impeached was corroborated by long-time republican advisers like fiona hill, a russia expert, like ambassador bill taylor, a person tapped by several republican presidents, by john bolton, lifelong conservative, donald trump's former national security adviser. but of the whistle-blower donald trump now saying somebody ought to sue his ass and of the inspector general for the intelligence community also a trump appointee, quote, that man is a disgrace. >> that man was a civil servant who was doing his job, who took an oath to protect and preserve the constitution of united states. he did his duty. it's just another example of donald trump at war with competence in the government. what we see again is an example of the corruption of this administration and

things in the build up to the crisis brazil's president john bolton has backed the protest is calling for military intervention in a standoff with state governors of a how to deal with a pandemic critics say he's repeatedly undermined efforts to contain the virus calling for the economy to be reopened u.s. all prices have dropped to the lowest level for 2 decades as concerns of a coronavirus eclipse the deal to cut output the benchmark dropped below 15 dollars a barrel before crowing its way back up global demand has plummeted amid lockdowns and travel restrictions. and australia has become the 1st country to make it compulsory for web giants google and facebook to pay for news content the competition watchdog says it will release the draft details of a payment plan in july well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the listening post states invented watching. the hero needs. i know terrible. having arching. black. if i'm in the right now. because they've taken the right approach another day another politician standing official with. hello i'm richard bur

strength and all support to our beloved country brazil it's unclear how many more people will die before bolton are all has a change of heart about the virus if he has one at all but it doesn't he seems like the brazilian government is more concerned about the safety of the economy than of its own people. i'm an editor of the opera monday news site believes wilson are more interested in economic growth and people's health. it's a political choice both a man who works for capitalist interests especially for 'd finance to groups and they want they don't want to pay to be you for so so isolationists strategy overhand brazilian president bats that people will be mainly worried but we. vacation not that we've heard a virus his speech defending the car may be against public now is. in large. social groups which are just great we. break as social isolation is from them and the early. states and cities brasil is not a matter of the fabric. both so mad that this shouldn't be so so isolationists fractured and we can see all phase leaks go bad and it's. hundreds are spending hours queuing for food handout

minister has resigned over what he calls political interference in another blow to president john bolton or his government. who is a former anti corruption judge stepped down shortly after balls that are assigned to the federal police chiefs and muslims across the globe are marking ramadan the holiest month of the saudi arabia announced 2 of islam's holiest mosques in mecca and medina will be closed during ramadan the kingdom has the highest number of cases of cave in 19 in the gulf region those were the headlines and back with more news in half an hour next it's inside story with bernard smith do stay with us. the wildlife trade under scrutiny the global pandemic has led to a debate on what markets a lot of animals are sold for food so should they be closed this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. scientists are still trying to confirm the exact source of the new corona virus sweeping across the world it's believed the virus may have jumped from exotic animals to humans at a market in will hand china that's led to growing calls to ban markets astray as agriculture minister wa

bolton are is doing all he can to make this virus look like it's no big deal he's calling it a little flu telling business owners to reopen and he's even hugging supporters on the streets. in the middle. of the debate. in my case due to my track record as an athlete were infected so i would not even worry because i would have symptoms or at most it would be like a flu a cold the president even fired brazil's health minister a strong supporter of self isolation officially the country's got almost 70000 cases but many experts are saying that the real number can't possibly be that love with some estimates reaching as high as 1000000 why the big discrepancy it could be a lack of testing or the terrible medical conditions that have pushed doctors onto the streets in protest. cemeteries are so overcrowded the government has begun taking mass graves to absorb the extra bodies many media outlets are reporting that brazil has become one of the world's largest coronavirus hotspots but despite all the indications that something is clearly wrong all scenarios and to lock down policies have a lot

strength and all support to our beloved country brazil it's unclear how many more people will die before bolton are all has a change of heart about the virus if he has one at all but it doesn't he seems like the brazilian government is more concerned about the safety of the economy than of its own people. but all men editor of the opera monday news site says both scenarios more interested in economic growth than people's health. it's a political choice both a man who works for capitalist interests especially for 'd a man to groups and they want they don't want to pay the bill for so so isolationists strategy although the hand brazilian president bats that people will be mainly worried that we live and vacation not that we've heard a virus his speech defending carney be against public health is. to enlarge his support among social groups which are just great with economic oh great as social isolation is from them and totally mad they're all states and cities here brasil is not a matter of the fiber woman both are mad that this option this so so isolationists back to do we can all phase only to g

you know, we won't have a bolton this summer but we will have a woman on the roof playing tennis.is the sporting life at the sour. making do with what you've got. that is it. >> favorite beatles album behind you. >> well, i will say meet the beatles because that is when we were all introduced to them but we are going to be rotating them around this whole week, you know? 50 years ago, they broke up. >> we will see you tomorrow. take care, everyone. good night. er my breakup with andy. i got a job at grandpa's country club. i got mono. too close! put your mask on! (scoffs) no one misses two weeks at caltech and catches up. what am i gonna do? well, honey, i think you need to focus on getting a little bit stronger, a little bit healthier and just a little farther. how do nerds even get mono? did you all practice by kissing the same pillow? shouldn't you be at work by now? i got fired. my plan was to hide it from my parents until i got a new job, but with smarty-pants alex home, i had to be more careful, or she was going to figure it out. her being super-sick is coming at a really bad

it sounds like something out of a hawks nightmare the likes of john bolton for sure the man in charge of u.s. foreign ties spoke about stopping the venezuela sanctions that all remaining u.s. sanctions would be lifted it's not that some kind of virus with proma do or symptoms found its way into the state department there's a whole bunch of it's in washington's new plan for the latin american troublemaker state and some of the conditions may raise quite a few eyebrows in this man's camp according to the so-called democratic transition framework it's not only nicolas maduro that shouldn't get a seat in the proposed transitional government why do is to step aside as well elected member of the national assembly assembly representing both sides would create a an acceptable council state to serve as a transitional government into a presidential a national some way lectures could be held we hope within 6 to 12 months both nicolas maduro and one where though would accept the council of state as the sole executive during this transitional period and what a surprise the plan is to get people on

recovered from the disease, while five players from the league one side portsmouth tested positive. james bolton infected — he's now fully recovered and only had mild symptoms. it was thought that athletes, being fit lads, but it has been shown now that anybody can get it. it's just one of them. it's spreading fast. i don't think anybody is immune to it. it's a nasty virus. one thing we've been seeing during the enforced lockdown in the last couple of weeks is the way families have come up with creative ways to get their sporting fix. the whybrow household have decided to find a unique way to recreate the drama of great britain's success at olympic curling. rhona martin, one last delivery for olympic gold. it's on its way. she's done it! i love that. that is ingenious. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. we will be back in the afternoon. see you then. thank you, sarah. see you later. good afternoon. you are watching bbc news. i'mjane hill. we will take you through the key developments here today regarding coronavirus. a new temporary hos

stefan bolton wants to know...irus through touching your eyes, if you wear contact lenses could they protect them? that is an interesting question but, no, lenses that will not protect your eyes. the error of the eye is unaffected in terms of what we know about the virus transmission. so definitely contact lenses are not protection but if people need those corrective lenses they should continue to wear them. opticians have got some great advice, optometrists. so continue to wear your lenses, make sure you are cleaning them in the normal way. the point i made about sanitiser earlier, you wouldn't want to use it and touch your eyes because the alcohol will sting so use your lenses as normal, clean them properly and wash your hands. they won't protect your eyes. philippa, gp in north—west london, this is from myra. is it possible that some people are naturally immune to this disease? must we have it to build up immunity? what is far more likely is that somebody has handed a symptomatically without symptoms and therefo

her daughter debbie bolton says she saw her three weeks ago right before the facility went on lockdown i would give anything if i could see my phone and it say "granny" one more time. >> reporter: this field hospital here in central park is expected to start taking coronavirus patients any minute this evening. city officials also say that 250 ambulances and 500 additional emt workers are on their way to new york city to help. it is some much-needed help. according to the emt union at fdny, last night alone, 7,200 911 calls were made, that is a record. >> how they are doing it -- mola, thank you. >>> to washington where it seems like today is the day of reality of a staggering death toll hit hard at the white house. we learn today for the first time why the president extended the social distancing to april 30th. there is new modeling that shows up to two million could die if the measures are not enacted. weijia jiang is at the white house with all these new details. >> reporter: tonight health officials say even if people do their part, between 100,000 and 240,000 americans could die fr

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i'd like to say a huge thank you for all the nurses and the doctors at royal bolton hospital, in particularard da. they've been looking after my father jack bowden, who is fast approaching his 99th birthday. he's been in and out of hospital now for the last two weeks, as he tested positive with covid—19. i've heard today that he's doing fantastically well. it looks like he's making a full recovery, and apparently today the nurse said that he was sat up out of bed. we, the staff at lewisham endoscopy theatres, are thanking you for clapping for the nhs. now we are clapping and saying thank you for staying at home. applause and cheering john maguire with that report. and at eight o'clock this evening on bbc one and the news channel, we'll be live across the country as people applaud the health service staff and those helping to deal with the pandemic. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. good afternoon. it's pretty quiet on the weather front but this is what's happening over the next couple of days. friday and saturday it's going to be quite chilly, but come sunday, big

i'd like to say a huge thank you for all the nurses and the doctors at royal bolton hospital, in particularfast approaching his 99th birthday. he's been in and out of hospital now for the last two weeks, as he tested positive with covid—19. i've heard today that he's doing fantastically well. it looks like he's making a full recovery, and apparently today the nurse said that he was sat up out of bed. we, the staff at lewisham endoscopy theatres, are thanking you for clapping for the nhs.

who reassured the people asking them to stay at home but he went against also north opinions and so bolton are all 5 a guy but others agree with the president that the economy and jobs must come 1st. my company closed a month ago but i'll reopen it next monday i have no option i have 80 employees to go forward with respect to. more than 2000 brazilians have died so far from the corona virus making brazil the worst hit country in latin america in its worst affected state san paolo the governor extended the lockdown for another 3 weeks and warned the health care system is struggling to cope as. the intensive care units of public and private hospitals are receiving a larger number of patients each day and we already have some public hospitals at the edge of their capacity the president and his new health minister want an end to the lockdown but brazil's supreme court says that's a decision of the state governors and city may as victoria gates be al-jazeera. well ecuador's worst hit city quite a kill is reeling from a huge surge in craven 1000 deaths officially the virus has killed around 400

trump: the community , ceo brad bolton. brad: you know, the example and response to our customers -- what bankers have done to the power of the banker. we have good things to say -- four rural counties in one city. [indiscernible] they combination of -- making , withhat our customers their families. we will worry about how they get along down the road. we are so thankful. we worked through the weekend on applications to pay loans. we started submitting those loans. as a matter of fact, i was up 2:00 a.m.ts after securing loans. the average loan size is around $86,000. mr. president, i know that -- i also want you to know that from i asktside looking in, you to provide the resources to get every community bank in this country, community banks who represent one third of all u.s. counties that make over half of small business loans. -- including the one third -- [indiscernible] mr. president, thank you for what you are doing. i think your administration, both on behalf of myself and my advisors. pres. trump: brad, it is really

strict quarantine measures put in place by the governor of south hollow meantime just days after bolton are fired his health minister after disagreeing on social distancing the brazilian president says he wants his new health minister to help protect the country's health while restarting the economy. and tiger king star joe exotic has been granted an extension in his wrongful imprisonment lawsuit claiming he was in equipped with the necessary tools to appeal the conviction so we'll talk with our friend rick sanchez coming up next and then over at the sports h.q. regina hamm shares a viral tennis facia and taking to the rooftops and italy will be right back. coby 19 pandemic not only sees much of the world in lockdown but it is also devastation economies then demi has been painful recovering from it maybe even more painful isn't all asian salt. is you'll be via reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. high salacious full community. are you going the right way or are you being led. to direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need t