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ben carson considering a national hold on evictions and foreclosures amid the pandemic. >> i would, ifhat was necessary, certainly, advocate that. but again, i really don't think it's going to be a big problem because everybody is in this. everybody knows what the consequences are of exacerbating the problem. rob: right now foreclosures and evictions suspended through the end of april. carson also asked for everyone to work together because we're all on the same boat. it could take up to a month to get your next amazon order. deliveries for nonessential items are pushed back to april 21st. the demand for online shopping surging since the covid-19 outbreak. health, household goods and medical supplies will be the priority. the company's ceo advised workers they'll have to wait for face masks as the company implemented a series of health measures for employees. jillian: we've been talking about this devastating shortage of critical medical supplies and it's creating a potentially deadly problem for crowded u.s. hospitals. now, elon musk is joining ford and gm, promising to use their fami

carson, thank you. we appreciate it. the national institutes of health today announcing groundbreaking news, coronavirus vaccine trails beginning in seattle. here to give us, well, much-needed facts about the pandemic, former white house physician ronny jackson and infectious disease specialist dr. mark mulligan. dr. jackson, the ban, the public-private partnership and then this crucial 15 days. give us what your perspective is in terms of italy and iran then what we've seen in china and south korea. >> the president has done everything he needed to do. he's acted quickly and decisively. he did what he always has done. he put together a top-notch team and he was criticized and ridiculed as he usually is and tried to be torn down by the far left in the liberal press. despite that he carried on a did what he needed to do for our country. he put the travel ban in place. what's going on in italy and iran is not going to happen here i think because of the presidents quick and decisive actions. i think we are going to be more in line with

ben carson is considering a national hold on evictions and foreclosures amid the pandemic. >> i wouldary, certainly advocate that. but, again, i really don't think it's going to be a big problem because everybody is in this everybody knows what the consequences are of exacerbating the problem. jillian: right now foreclosures and evictions are suspended through the end of april. well tributes have been pouring in from around the world for the gambler kenny rogers. ♪ you got to know when to hold them ♪ know when to fold them ♪ know when to walk away jillian: former president george w. bush posting this photo on instagram writing he and his wife laura will miss their old friend. rogers hit song on "fox & friends" back in 2013 ♪ know when to fold them ♪ know when to walk away ♪ and know when to run >> rogers died from natural causes on friday night. he was 81 years old. wow, steve. that's pretty cool. steve: i know. that was a great memory. he was a great guy. i know he watched "fox & friends" because one day we were talking about actually getting the flu shot probably about six or seven

he calls the president a science denier, then she goes after religious nationalism and points fingers at alex azar and ben carsonife stance, so obviously, the president is being influenced by these individuals, so she thinks it is some sort of dramatic mistake. >> i hope she is right about one thing: i hope the president is being influenced by wonderful people like alex azar and ben carson, two professionals, medical scientists, who happen to believe that the science of life. i wish these folks at the new york size believed in biology. they would understand that at the moment of conception, human life is formed. they don't believe that. that is science denial. pure and simple, clear and plain. "the new york times" has risen to a new level of disgracing its outcome almost 400,000 churches in the united states, martha, and she points to two are three that continued to have service as if somehow that proves evangelicals don't like science. i believe the earth is the lords and the fullness thereof, this is god's plan had to. we ought to take good care of it. that is the science of conservation, and most evangelicals

carson and everybody from hud. every generation of americans says been called to make shared sacrifices for the good of the nation in world war 2 young people in their teenage years volunteered to fight they wanted to fight so badly because they love our country workers refused to go home and slept on factory floors to keep assembly lines running and you know the numbers of ships that they built during world war 2 to this day has never nothing like that has ever been equal they were doing ships. on a literally on a daily basis nobody's ever seen anything like it and to this day nobody seen anything like that what they were able to do during world war 2 and now it's our time we must sacrifice together because we are all in this together and we'll come through together it's the invisible enemy it's always the toughest enemy the invisible enemy but we're going to defeat the invisible enemy i think we're going to do it even faster than we thought. and it will be a complete victory it will be a total victory. so we have a 2nd conference again having to do with the f.d.a. and this i think it's going to be potentially a ve

secretary ben carson, what is this, a national moratorium on evictions and foreclosures. tell me more. ashley: he is considering it. that does not exist right now. he says you know, look, he maintains confidence, says mr. carson in property owners to extend what he calls forebearance to tenants to avoid creating more problems nationwide. but he says if it were necessity, he certainly would advocate that. he says really don't think that will be a problem because everyone is in this. we're all in it together but of course that is to be seen, is it not? if you don't have the rent, can't make the payment, what happens? well, mr. carson, of course believes that human nature is good enough that people will be forgiven. i can say in the united kingdom people are in fact being forgiven on three months worth of rent. three months worth of mortgage payments if they have been directly affected by coronavirus, they're stuck at home with no paycheck that has not been the case yet in the united states but certainly the, mr. carson says he is open to it. so we shall see. stuart: got it,

carson. we could compare biden obama 20,000 contracted disease, a thousand died. now we will call it a national emergency. the media's fine donald trump did it three weeks. your reaction. >> it's wonderful that we have a leader who's willing to take decisive action to make hard calls. i have seen him many times make a hard call when everybody else said something else and he's been right. he is very, very good judgment. you know, his care in this situation is about the american people, about protecting them. i'm not about political issues. in one of the things that i think is very interesting is that a consortium of drug companies have gotten together. they are normally competitors. they are working together to come up with cures and to come up with vaccines. why is it that the political class can't recognize that this is something that should rise above that level and that we need to be concerned about the welfare of our nation. >> sean: do you think there is anything else we might be missing here that we need to do? i like the idea of the travel ban. i like the idea unfortunately of quarantini

carson and everyone from hud. every generation has been called to make sure sacrifices for the good of the nation. peopled war ii, young volunteered to fight. they wanted to fight so badly because they loved our country. workers refused to go home and slept on factory floors to keep assembly lines running. the numbers of ships that they built during world war ii, to this day nothing like that has ever been equaled. building ships on a daily basis. nobody has ever seen anything like it. to this day, nobody has ever seen anything like that, what they were able to do during world war ii. now is the time to sacrifice together because we are all in this together and we will come through together. it is the invisible enemy. it is always the toughest enemy. but we are going to defeat the invisible enemy. i think we will do it even faster than we thought. it will be a total victory. conferencee a second having to deal with the fda. i think it is going to be very exciting. we will do it as quickly as we can, whether it is today or tomorrow. with that, i'll ask mike pence to say a few words. thank you, very

carson and everybody from hud. every generation of americans has been called to make sure sacrifices for the good of the nation. in world war ii, young people and their teenage years volunteered to fight. they wanted to fight so badly because they love our country. workers refused to go home and slept on factory floors to keep assembly lines running. builtmbers of ships they during world war ii to this day has never -- nothing like that has ever been equal. they were doing ships on a literally daily basis. nobody has ever seen anything like it, what they were able to do during world war ii. now it is our time. we must sacrifice together because we are all in this together. we will come through it together. it is the invisible enemy. that is always the toughest enemy, but we are going to defeat the invisible enemy. i think we will do it even faster than we thought. it will be a complete victory. it will be a total victory. we will have a second conference again having to do with the fda. i think it will intentionally be an exciting news conference. tomorrow. is today or i will ask mike pence to say a few words a

carson and everybody from hud. every generation of americans has been called to make sacrifices for the good of the nation. in world war ii, young people in their teenage years volunteer to fight. they wanted to fight so badly because they love our country. workers refused to go home and slept in factory floors to keep us in the lines running. ships they built during world war ii, to this day, has never -- nothing like that has ever been equaled. a dailye doing ships on basis. nobody has ever seen anything like it. to this day, nobody has seen anything like it, what they were able to do during world war ii. now it's our time. we must sacrifice together because we are all in this together and we will come through together. it's the invisible enemy. that's always the toughest enemy but we will defeat the invisible enemy. i think we will do it even faster than we thought. and it will be a complete victory. it will be a total victory. conferencee a second again having to do with the fda. i think it will potentially be an exciting news conference. and we will do it as quickly as we can. whether it's today or to

carson and everybody from hud. every generation of americans has been called to make shared sacrifices for the good of the nation. people inar ii, young their teenage years volunteered to fight. workers refused to go home and slept on factory floors to keep assembly lines running. given the numbers of ships they built, nothing like that has ever been equaled. ships on a daily basis. nobody has ever seen anything like it. to this day, nobody has seen anything like what they were able to do during world war ii. now it is our time. we must sacrifice together. through ite together. it is the invisible enemy. that is always the toughest enemy. we are going to defeat the invisible enemy. i think we are going to do it faster than we thought. it will be a complete victory. conferencee a second . having to do with the fda. i think it is going to be a very exciting news conference. we will do it as quickly as we can weather it is today or tomorrow. i will ask mike pence to say a few words. thank you very much. pence: the white house coronavirus task force met this morning. now that we have cases in all 50 states, we are co

carson and we will go to as many questions as you have. >> thank you. yesterday was a very important day for our nation's providers and for patients in terms of the emergency declaration and in terms of the agreement with the house. i want you all to understand, we really need you all to lean into and prioritize the health and safety of the american people. no more bickering. no more partisanship. no more criticism or finger-pointing. there will be time for that. we need to hit the reset button and move forward with the health and safety of the american people as the top priority, how they can protect themselves, how they can get the resources that they needed that we have unleashed from the government. less stories looking at what happened in the past. i want you to understand this will get worse before it gets better but we are making progress to flatten the curve. we are making progress. three important points. number one, almost all people will recover. people need to know that. we heard a great story about an 89-year-old from that nursing home facility in seattle who has recovered. number two, we mu

carson and we will go to as many questions as you have. thank you. yesterday was a very important day for our nations providers terms of thents in emergency declaration and in terms of the agreement with the house. , went you all to understand really need you all to lean into and prioritize the health and safety of the american people. no more bickering. no more partisanship. no more criticism or finger-pointing. there will be time for that. we need to hit the reset button and move forward with the health and safety of the american people as the top priority, how they can protect themselves, how they can get the resources that they needed that we have unleashed from the government. less stories looking at what happened in the past. i want you to understand this will get worse before it gets better but we are making progress to flatten the curve. we are making progress. three important points. number one, almost all people will recover. people need to know that. we heard a great story about an 89-year-old from that nursing home facility in seattle who has recovered. number two, we must protect the mos

carson and everybody from hud. every generation of americans has been called to make shared sacrifices for the good of the nation. in world war ii young people in their teenagers volunteered to fight. they wanted to fight so badly because they love our country. workers refuse to go home and slept in factory floors to keep assembly lines running. you know, the numbers of ships that they built during world war ii to this day, nothing like that has ever been equal. they were doing ships literally on a daily basis. nobody has ever seen anything like it. to this day, nobody has seen anything like what they were able to do during world war ii. now it is our time when we sacrifice together because we are all in this together and we will come through together. is the invisible enemy. that's always the toughest enemy, the invisible enemy. were going to beat the invisible enemy. i think we will do it even faster than we thought. it will be a complete victory, it will be a total victory. so we will have a second conference again having to do with the fda. i think it is going to be potentially a very exciting news conference

carson and everybody from hud. every generation of americans has been called to make shared sacrifices for the good of the nation. in world war ii, young people in their teenage years volunteered to fight. they wanted to fight so badly, because they love our country. workers refused to go home and slept on factory floors to keep assembly lines running. the numbers of ships they built during world war ii, to this day, has never -- nothing like that has ever been equaled. they were doing ships would really on a daily basis. nobody's ever seen anything like it. to this day, nobody has ever seen like it, what they were able to do during world war ii. now it's our time. we must sacrifice together, because we are all in this together, and we will come through together. it's the invisible enemy. that's always the toughest enemy, the invisible enemy. but we are going to defeat the invisible enemy. i think we are going to do it even faster than we thought, and it'll be a complete victory. it'll be a total victory. so we'll have a second conference again, having to do with the fda. i think it's going to be potentially very

ben carson and everybody from hud every generation of americans has been called to make shared sacrifices for the good of the nation in world war ii, young people in their teenage years volunteered to fight they wanted to fight so badly because they love our countries. workers refused to go home and slept on factory floors to keep assembly lines running and the numbers of ships that they built during world war ii, to this day, has never -- nothing like that has ever been equaled. they were doing ships on a -- literally on a daily basis nobody has ever seen anything like it. to this day, nobody has seen anything like what they were able to do during world war ii and now it's our time. we must sacrifice together, because we are all in this together and we'll come through together it's the invisible enemy that's always the toughest enemy, but we'll defeat the invisible enemy. i think we'll do it even faster than we thought. and it will be a compete victory. it will be a total victory so we'll have a second conference again having to do with the fda i think it's going to be potentially a very exciting news conference a

carson, then everybody from hud. every generation of americans says been called to make shared sacrifices for the good of the nation. in world war 2 young people in their teenage years volunteered to fight they wanted to fight so badly because they love our country. workers refused to go home. and slept in factory floors to keep assembly lines running. and you know the numbers of ships that they've built during world war 2 to this day has never nothing like that has ever been equal they were doing ships. literally on a daily basis, nobody's ever seen anything like it. and to this day nobody seen anything like that what they were able to do during world war 2. and now it's our time we must sacrifice together because we are we're all in this together and we'll come through together. it's the invisible enemy that's always the toughest enemy, the invisible enemy, but we're going to defeat the invisible enemy. i think we're going to do it even faster than. and it will be a complete victory it will be a total victory. so we'll have a second conference again having to do with the fda and this i think it's going to be poten

carson and everybody from hud. every generation of americans has been called to make sure and sacrifices for the good of the nation. in world war ii young people in their teenage years volunteered to fight, they wanted to fight so badly because they love our country. workers refused to go home and slept on factory floors to keep assembly lines running. the numbers of ships that they built during world war ii to this day has never -- nothing like that has ever been equaled. they are doing ships on -- literally on a daily basis. nobody's ever seen anything like it. to this day, nobody's seen anything like it, what we're able to do during world war ii. now it's our time to sacrifice together, because we're all in this together and we will come true together. it's the invisible enemy. it's almost the toughest enemy, invisible enemy. but we're going to defeat the invisible enemy. i think we're going to do it even faster than we thought and it will be a complete victory. it will be a total victory. so we will have a second conference again having to do with the fda. i think it's going to be potentially very exciting news

carson and everybody from hud. every generation of americans has been called to make shared sacrifices for the good of the nation. in world war ii, young people in their teenage years volunteered to fight. they wanted to fight so badly because they love our country. workers refused to go home and slept on factory floors to keep assembly lines running, and you know, the numbers of ships that they built during world war ii, to this day has never -- nothing like that has ever been equal. they were doing ships on a, literally on a daily basis. nobody's ever seen anything like it. to this day, nobody's seen anything like what they were able to do during world war ii. and now it's our time. we must sacrifice together, because we are all in this together, and we'll come through together. it's the invisible enemy that's always the toughest enemy, the invisible enemy, but we're going to defeat the invisible enemy. i think we're going to do it even faster than we thought. and it will be a complete victory. it will be a total victory. so, we'll have a second conference again, having to do with the fda and this. i think it's

rachel carson's book "silent spring" made an account of how chemical pesticides had worked their way up the food chain and could potentially fatally poison birds and fish, became a kind of national sensation and inspiration that made americans question both the quantity and the types of pesticides they had been pumping into their environment. certain public events, massive oil spill in california, santa barbara channel that ended up washing up on california's, you know, previously prestige beaches. the ignition of a part of a decently sized body of water, the cuyahoga river in cleveland, decades of accumulated pollution also got people's attention, right? we generally tend to think of water something used to put out fires, not something that seemingly will spontaneously combust, okay? we think about what people have been putting there, right, and what other damage it was potentially doing. all right? and the evidence that americans were destroying nature or the natural world was becoming an overflowing sawyer was not limited to those. many rapidly expanding suburbs began to see how an overtaxed natural world allowed personal ways to come bubbling back into their personal lives.

carson and we will go to as many questions as you have. surgeon general. >> thank you. yesterday was a very big a very , important day for our nations providers, and for our nation's patients, in terms of the emergency declaration and in agreement with the house that secretary mnuchin negotiated. you all toant understand, from straight talk from a doctor, that we really need you all to lean into and prioritize the health and safety of the american people. no more bickering. no more partisanship. no more criticism or finger-pointing. there will be time for that. but we need to hit the reset button, and lean into moving forward with the health and safety of the american people as the top priority, how they can protect themselves, how they can get the resources that they needed that we have unleashed from the federal government to the state and local governments. less stories looking at what happened in the past. there will be time for that. i want you to understand this will get worse before it gets better, but we are making progress to flatten the curve. we are making progress. three important points. number one, almost all people wi

carson and then we'll go to as many questions as you have, okay? mr. surgeon general? >> thank you. yesterday was a very big, a very important day for our nation's providers and for our nation's patients in terms of the emergency declaration and also in terms of the agreement with the house that secretary mnuchin negotiated. and i want you all to understand some straight talk from the nation's doctor. we really need you all to lean into and prioritize the health and safety of the american people. no more bickering. no more partisanship. no more criticism or finger-pointing. there will be plenty of time for that, but we all need to hit the reset button and lean into moving forward the health and safety of the american people as our top priority. more stories on how people can protect themselves. more people -- how people can get the resources they need. less stories looking at what happened in the past. again, there will be time for that. i want you all to understand as dr. fauci said, this will get worse before it gets better, but we are making progress to flatten the curve. we are making progress. three important points, number one, almost all

ben carson who is both a neurosurgeon and for some reason the department of housing used his time with the microphone to tout a nationalme on fox news, the word of the day is pivot since apparently the dear leader has finally realized coronavirus is an actual threat. with nearly 3,000 cases in the u.s. and 100,000 globally. and the crisis has hit close to home for republicans. multiple people would attended cpac have gone on voluntary quarantine after one person tested positive. and several people who attended a dinner at mar-a-lago are also vaektd affected after several members of the brazil delegation tested positive. and ronna mcdaniel is in self quarantine while she awaits test results. in fact mar-a-lago has become what "the daily beast" calls a petri dish and a hot zone. and in this mask joke by matt gaetz has stopped being funny. and just to deep it from falling into the memory hole, recall before it was declared to be a full blown pandemic, trump and his fox allies consistently down played the seriousness of the virus even accusing democrats of exaggerating the threat as part of a scheme to take trump down. >>

carson and everybody from hud. every generation of americans has been called to make shared sacrifices for the good of the nation. in world war ii young people in their teenage years volunteered to fight. they wanted to fight so badly because they loved our country. workers refused to go home and slept on factory floors to keep assembly lines running. the numbers of ships that they built during world war ii to this day has never, nothing like that has ever been equaled. they were doing ships on literally a daily basis. nobody ever seen anything like it and to this day nobody has seen anything like it what they were able to do during world war ii. you no it is our time. we must sacrifice together because we're all in this together and we'll come through together. it is the invisible enemy. that is always the toughest enemy, the invisible enemy but we're going to defeat the invisible enemy. i think we'll do it even faster than we thought and it will be a complete victory t -- it will be a total victory. we'll have a second conference having to do with the fda and this. potentially be a very exciting news conference

carson and we will hear to as many questions as you have, okay. surgeon general. >> thank you. yesterday was a very big, a very important day for our nation'sviders and for our nation's patients in terms of the emergency declaration and also in terms of the agreement with the house that secretary mnuchin negotiated and i want you all to understand, straight talk from the nation's doctor, we really need you all to lean into and prioritize the health and safety of the american people. no more bickering, no more partisanship, no more criticism or finger-pointing, they'll be plenty of time for that, but we all need to hit the reset button and lean forward, the health and safety of the american people are top priority. more people to get resources and less stories of what happened in the past, again, they'll be time for that. i want you to understand as dr. fauci said, this will get worse before it gets better but we are making progress to flatten the curve. we are making progress. three important points, number 1, almost all people will recover, 98, 99% of the people will recover. people need to know. we heard a great story of npr from 89-year-

carson. they are waiting for baby girl to make her appearance. we hope to get news from them. let us get to the news at 8:00. the president is talking about reopening the nationore strict coronavirus restrictions. nbc's tom costello at reagan national airport this morning with what he's watching today. tom, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. of course the airlines and airports are at the heart of the nation's business and they are virtually at a stand still right now. we have mixed messages coming out of the white house. it's critically important. on the one hand, the white house is suggesting we should all continue to practice social distancing, 6 feet or so. on the other hand, the president is signaling he wants to see the country get back to normal and get back to business. very concerned about the effects on the economy. a short time ago on "today" we had dr. deborah birx talking to savannah really about this balancing act between health care on the one hand versus the economy on the other. she hinted it would be important for more targeted enforcement. in other words, looking at the hardest-hit areas for quarantine. >> there's a fine line and a pla