-lemonis: charlie? -charlie: that's a good one.he purple. in some areas, it's harsh for me. woman #4: so this is inspired by moroccan tiles. charlie: oh, wow. mary ellen: i love it, how you have it placed on the towel. chuck: i love the color palette. i'm not crazy about the print at all. mary ellen: historically, we sell to the buyer's needs, and that buyer is a middle-aged, older mind-set. and you're fantastic at selling them, but if we want to move forward and capture a younger audience, i think what you've done is beautiful. lemonis: what i will tell you, chuck, what does concern me, is you fall back to older a lot. any designer has to have an open mind about everything because designing is a collaboration, and after seeing the way he reacted to the work, it told me right there and then -- this guy can't lead the design process. i think my biggest concern with the company is the design process. it really has, historically, just been you coming up with ideas. chuck: without a question of a doubt. lemonis: your talent and your kn

thank you charlie for coming. hello everybody, great to be here, thank you so much, thank you chris and thank you to the whole leadership team at the library. it is tremendous, as i said earlier a long month this week, we have crisscrossed the country a couple of times, went to new york, d.c., birmingham, alabama, lynchburg virginia, back to 44 couple stops, woke up and forgo this morning and here we are. we were country to save and we have to act like it. it is been amazing. thank you. [applause] i want to thank you for getting your copies of the book, it still number one on amazon which is amazing in the entire worl world -- we are very honored, overwhelmed by the response by this book and i really want to dive into what is in here and what's important and what i think the media is missing about president trump, what they're missing about why he's doing what he's doing. for those of you that don't know iran the largest conservative in 2000 and high school campuses across the country. >> thank you fighting for am

that is why it is great to have charlie here today.found that i was at the convention with charlie kirk, you should come to this meeting, we have a great meeting set up. i'm interested in funding this organization, you should come with me. i have to do a couple other things. that shows why foster freeze is an essential billionaire and i'm where i am, he made a decision to back charlie. we are excited to have charlie, he will talk about his book "the maga doctrine: the only ideas that will win the future" which not only is a great defense of donald trump's record of growing jobs, keeping the united states safe, he will be known as a great peacemaker around the world, great defense of that but not just the defense, the book is forward-looking, the book says how the united states, people of the united states can defeat socialism that is growing too strong in the united states. [applause] >> this is what i admire most about charlie, not just policy descriptions. he weaves philosophy into this. he talks about edmund burke and makes referenc

all right, charlie. >> charlie: i think real people who are going through a transition right now are all of the people who, for three years, have been lied to. all democratic voters who have been lied to for three years by democratic leaders about how president trump colluded with russians and all these crazy things, and we are going to get him impeached and removed from office for all this stuff. all of which turned out to be a complete fantasy dream that was made up entirely by democrat politicians. it's important to remember, donald trump never made fun of disabled people. >> [laughs] let's be honest, charlie. >> charlie: never said they were rapists, he never said anything like that. if joe biden -- it's not taking joe biden's words out of context. he actually said that trump supporter's believe that all mexicans are rapists? nobody believes that. the only reason somebody would say that is because somebody is trying to score political points. people who try to score political points by erroneously ca

welcome our special guest, charlie kirk. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the presentation of colors and the singing of the national anthem. ♪ ♪ oh say can you see ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ over the ramparts we watched ♪ where so gallantly streaming ♪ and the rockets red glare ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ gave proof through the night ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ oh say does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ over the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please give another round of applause to the junior rotc honor guard and the high school jazz ensemble for that beautiful tribute to our nation. there are a few rare moments in life when you realize how old you are getting. i have been coming here for decades and this is the first time i will be introducing someone who is significantly younger than i am. this is

part of charlie company 1st battalion 20 of them for entry charlie company was assigned to task force barker a special unit created to search out destroyed because operating around the central coast. it had been a dispiriting couple of months for the u.s. military tet offensive the sea took a song surprised the power that it was when it. charlie company the losses have been personal booby traps a mind to take on a 3rd of the comrades one of them the day before so in the morning a mark 60 helicopter machine guns lay down suppressing fire in 3 people 2 with orders to kill everything that moved fanned out across the rice paddies and into the hammocks that collectively made up the law. they encountered no resistance whatsoever but perhaps a desire for revenge filled their hearts and clouded their consciences perhaps as a military commander measured victory by body count. perhaps it was a mentality that regarded every vietnamese as less than a person really an enemy an embodiment of communist. they've created sidewalks here where you can get a sense of what was going on that morning you se

martha: charlie remembers. >> it was a pile of hats -- jap s&p -- japs.wo jima the volcano mount and u.s. forces fought their way to the top. ♪ >> gives the order to cease fire. our guns are quiet. >> we wait for a sign. martha: the moment immorallized in iconic photo symbolized that while coming to an end was far from over. on iwo jima in one of the most vicious battle of the 5-week struggle. they were fighting to beat back japanese resistance in ridge in secondary field. >> february 24th, 1945 they were assigned to get airstrip number 2. the first two attempts weren't successful and many men fell but they got to the top of the hill and the japanese were waiting for them. par mar he survived the battle and awarded the navy cross for his valor one of only ten he sippians on iwo jima, citation read second lieutenant grossi let his unit with courage slashing right and left with bayonet and dropping them behind rocks, sweeping aside the enemy, holding desperately and fighting furiously in hand to hand engagements as he smashed through a sector swarmed with j

we are happy to have charlie kirk with us tonight.eat americahe's a gra great thinker, author, political figure but it is an honor to have him here today. he's the founder of turning point usa. i'm sure many of you are aware of it. [applause] [cheering] the preeminent educational organization for our children today teaching children the values that may the united states great. [applause] that is what is so needed on the campuses today, not just at the college level but at the high school level and even at the elementary school level. that is the greatest danger to the country is what is happening in the school system and we need the voice of people like charlie out there to show kids that there is another option then what is being taught in schools and that is the right way to live your life the right way to support your country and that is what is so excited to se excitie people get involved and teach our kids about how, about what is important about the conservative movement and that is why it is so great to have him here today. but

martha: charlie remembers. >> it was a pile of hats -- jap s&p -- japs.on iwo jima the volcano mount and u.s. forces fought their way to the top. ♪ >> gives the order to cease fire. our guns are quiet. >> we wait for a sign. martha: the moment immorallized in iconic photo symbolized that while coming to an end was far from over. on iwo jima in one of the most vicious battle of the 5-week struggle. they were fighting to beat back japanese resistance in ridge in secondary field. >> february 24th, 1945 they were assigned to get airstrip number 2. the first two attempts weren't successful and many men fell but they got to the top of the hill and the japanese were waiting for them. par mar he survived the battle and awarded the navy cross for his valor one of only ten he sippians on iwo jima, citation read second lieutenant grossi let his unit with courage slashing right and left with bayonet and dropping them behind rocks, sweeping aside the enemy, holding desperately and fighting furiously in hand to hand engagements as he smashed through a sector swarmed wi

also with us for the hour, lisa booth, tammy bruce and charlie kirk. as the devastating human toll of the shutdown rises, as it becomes clear, not just the cure is worse than the disease, but the cure is not even a cure and governors failed to protect the most vulnerable in nursing home. what's the media establishment focus on this weekend? taking down doctor deborah burke for the crime of not going along with their anti- trump agenda. denying america's progress and testing capacity because the facts, there they are, there's america, top of the world on testing because the facts undermine their anti- trump agenda and perhaps most sickening of all, endlessly repeating misinformation to make america look bad, no we don't have the worst outbreak in the world, there's the data from johns hopkins. there's america. we have the lowest death rate than almost any major country in the world, just above germany, and of course they won't tell you that because it doesn't fit their anti- trump agenda. as the shutdown drags on, backed by the work from home elitists o

part of charlie company 1st battalion 20 of them fintry charlie company was assigned the task force barker a special unit created to search out and destroy be a cause operating around the central coast. it had been a dispiriting couple of months for the u.s. military the tet offensive the sea took a song surprised the power that thought it was going to. charlie company the losses have been personal booby traps a mind to take on a 3rd of the comrades one of them the day before so in the morning a mark 60 helicopter machine guns lay down suppressing fire and 3 people took with orders to kill everything that moved fanned out across the rice paddies and into the hammocks that collectively made up the lie. they encountered no resistance whatsoever but perhaps a desire for revenge filled their hearts and clouded their consciences perhaps as a military commander feet those boots is about to set foot here again. i'm josh rushing. kinchela is returning to me live. never before fleeing away and then that is a distinct print of an american combat. one of the men who warns. you to say no really what r

charlie, charlie, charlie. charlie: let me just make this point. look for the second tranche of a bigger stimulus package coming in mudid-may. i'm sorry. what did you have to say, liz? liz: goldman sachs ceo david solomon is saying that according to reuters, his company is doubling its commitment to sba loans, the program, to now $500 million. that's not helping the markets. we have lost nearly all of the gains here. charlie: but let's be real clear. goldman sachs is not a big lender to small businesses. it's goldman sachs. the big lender to small businesses are the banks, chase, b of a, citi. citigroup doesn't even have its loan program operational just yet. this is a big mess. listen, if there's any sector of the economy that needs money, it's this. get it fixed, get it fixed now. liz: well, i would say, thanks, charlie, very much, to our viewers that it is a work in progress. they wanted to get it up and running. it's not perfect but at least some people are getting this money and we are watching everybody, all of you out there are feeling your

all right charlie, big business takeover.ery anxious about that as well. >> yes, and you should be. look, i think the american people need to remember and asked the question, why is it that some of these businesses dominate essential production within china and it's exposing our supply chain. it's exposing that some of the most needed pharmaceuticals for our country are halfway around the world to a country that could turn off the lights instantaneously. i'm like you, i'm really worried because right now you're gonna see businesses, you're going to see companies that have a cash on hand, they are going to survived us in the small businesses right now that are just barely getting by with 8 - 10 employees which is the backbone of this employee which is the engine of our productivity, it's on main street, it's a small manufacturing plant. i don't want to see them go under. i don't want to see us become a crony capitalist pseudo pseudo- socialist country where the companies that have access to k street and the right lobbying firm

charlie: why is it on the banks? -- charlie: if you are the treasury, you don't give rules? the banks have to prioritize so they don't get sued. that's what they did. beating up on banks my entire career. if i could beat up on them on this one, i would. i can't. because they would get sued without the guidance from the treasury and that guidance is coming down right now. we'll see if self-policing works. i'm a little bit dubious. as you know, anecdotally, you are getting some of that. i want to make one point regarding the new york stock exchange because a lot of people are talking about when is the pit going to finally open and just, you know, there will be a sign we are ready to get back. nobody knows for sure. inside the big board they are saying they don't know, our sources are telling us they have made no firm dates. we do know from traders, these traders deal with big board management all the time, that this sort of really soft date that they want it to open is sometime in mid to late may. so it's very soft. we

liz: charlie, thank you very much. charlie gasparino.'s both wear red tomorrow because we are both wearing white. one of the most well-known watch makers is moving with the times. with the closing bell ringing in exactly ten minutes and the dow has almost doubled its gains since the top of the hour, up 444 points right now, movado announcing it will be furloughing 80% of its north american staff. and salaried employees are set for a 15% to 25% pay cut. the luxury watch giant also freezing, this is not good, its 401(k) match program. it's not going to do that for now. investors giving the thumbs up to the cost-cutting measures, though. the stock is up nearly 3% right now. >>> up next, shaken not exactly to his core but yeah, tremoring a little bit. the shocking sales disappointment that's slightly rattling shake shack shares into the close. "the claman countdown" coming right back. . . ♪. liz, we're five 1/2 minutes away from the closing bell. i wanted to show you first the markets. it is a nice day for all the bulls out there. so nice to

and remus is at the center and charlie taft is at the center. charlie taft really is the golden boy hamilton county prosecutor. he has a brilliant political career ahead of him. our six number which is also interesting is 19 and connected to time. nineteen minutes is the amount of time the jury deliberated before acquitting george remus on the grounds of temporary maniacal insanity. because there are jurors that were sequestered for quite some time, they decided to have lunch as well. the 19 minutes was the deliberation and then they took advantage to have a free lunch and then came back and declared george remus innocent on grounds of insanity. the warfare between taft and remus was not only in the front pages but visceral. there were stories of him going up to the prosecutor's table sticking the finger in his face daring him to fight because he question taft's manhood because that was a trick. at one point it got so bad that remus pretended to pass out and it must have been quite a spell because doctor showed up and they put i.c.e. packs on hi

charlie, thank you. that's been something we just want to tell our viewers at the forefront of a lot of business leaders, how much does it cost to take out a lease on an entire floor in a skyscraper and at this point, we are watching a lot of people work from home. it's rough and tumble, it's not easy, it's challenging. things are slipping through the cracks but in a month, will it be more smooth? we will be watching it. charlie, thank you so much. the closing bell is ringing in 11 minutes. while we were talking, the dow fell to a session low of about 1,132. we are off that now. we are down 922. but we are going commercial-free because obviously, this is a very fluid situation and we have been watching every single headline, getting them to you. anything that pops up, speaking of working under different conditions, i'm watching the wires as best i can. despite branching out to grocery delivery with its uber eats branch in france, soon in spain and brazil, uber is skidding into the close. it's down nearly

charlie, let's start with you.hink of you of someone who has really keyed into the presidents base and his supporters and his movement. let's take the plan that seems to be the one that doctor fauci is pushing very hard, which is this notion of virus testing, and then identifying, isolating and contract tracing everyone who has the virus. it seems like that could be millions and millions of people. i will not go down in your view. >> respectfully, i don't think that's going to work. here's the thing. if you had a rank the anxiety especially among the trump base, the people i communicate with everything will day, thousands and thousands of young people and patriots across the country, what they're most worried about is not being able to go back to work, it's the furloughs, the shuttered, the anxiety of will life ever return to normal. i'm not minimizing the virus at all. that's nowhere where i'm getting here, but i don't think when doctor fauci says we might be shut down for a couple more months, that's not going to

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london so charlie the u.k. economy could shrink by as much as 35 percent due to the pandemic that's one government agency saying that the chancellor says but. yes he was very quick to stress that this is not a forecast from the office for budget responsibility this is just one possible scenario and he said it is very important to be honest about the damage that this lockdown will do he says he's been honest from the start there will be a considerable contraction of the economy but as you heard him say that the country was in a strong economic position before we entered this crisis he expects it to bounce back quickly know what the o.b. art is is modeling is that the the country's real g.d.p. will contract by 35 percent in the 1st quarter unemployment will rise to 2000000 at the moment it stands at 1300000 so that's more than a doubling now that scenario is modeled on 3 months of full lockdown funded by 3 months of partial lockdown that's not what the government has announced but it's not outside the realms of p

charlie duke relay that the go to continue. here we're getting ready to go to the moon and we can't talk to the crew directly. we keep working through this problem until it's time for engine start. we've had data intermittently. engine start. again at the time of engine start we need to capture the telemetry at that point so we know the exact quantity of propellents in the tanks because it's being of a bektaffected by the acceleration. so we miss this very valuable point and continue on down and now, from the time we start until the time we land on the moon, it should take about between eight and nine minutes. and this becomes a very intense period where again steve bales, the guidance officer has been trying to figure out what's with this navigation problem that we're halfway to our abort limit. he comes back and gives, me a call that really is now a bit more confident, he says we're still halfway to abort limit but not growing. he tends to believe that something happened upstream. it might have been a maneuver execution where

charlie angela is live for us in london but 1st we'll hear from our series mike hanna on trump's threats to cut funding to the organization. in what has become a pattern president used his podium to parade reporters if you keep talking i'll leave and you can have it out with the rest of these people if you keep talking i'm going to leave and you can have it out with them. just allowed me to introduce the number of prominent members of big business the construction labor workforce international union of operating engineers jim callaghan north america building trades union. sure in regard is a lot of friends of mine labors international union of north america terrier sullivan and to sharply criticized the world health organization announcing his administration would suspend funding had the w.h.o. done its job to get medical experts into china to objectively assess the situation on the ground and to call out china's lack of transparency ironically president trump is on the record praised in china for its transparency in dealing with a virus having what was described as a friendly phone conv

charlie: yeah.to get into that in a second but we do now have some breaking news on maybe what's moving the markets today or at least some of the sentiment. there's a lot of things that move markets, it's not only one thing. but here's some of maybe the underlying sentiment. wall street sources are telling the fox business network, these are wall street sources, liz, that do speak with people, members of congress and the white house, what they are saying is that a next phase of the stimulus package could come approximately in mid-may. this next phase, the numbers that are being bandied about here is between $1 trillion and $1.5 trillion. now, what it will provide, we can't tell you. it will probably be more small business loans, it will probably be payroll tax extension. we have spoken about that. now we are starting to get some real numbers and dates here as to when it's coming. looks like it's coming sooner rather than later. again, this is from wall street sources, executives who speak with membe

charlie gasparino joins us with more details on that one. how so, charlie?ie: you know, we have been reporting this out because if you listen to real estate executives, wall street executives, of all the businesses that they are talking about facing real economic problems going forward, maybe even having to bankruptcy, this is what they are saying, it's wework. all the financial difficulties that involve the botched ipo by softbank, adam neumamn's exit, the fact they are involved in an office space sharing business that has gotten hit hardest in this coronavirus crisis. we have been talking with wework executives who say not so. what's coming out -- what came out of our conversation with them, there is going to be a business model change. first and foremost, they are cutting back. there are going to be more layoffs. they are reducing the footprint that was established by neumann and all these businesses that had nothing to do with office sharing, they will get down to that core business. then it's how they sell that core business going forward which is reall

>> jimmy: charli, so great to see you, even though it's through zoom but thank you so much for doingduet" with me. i hope everyone tries to do a pet duet at home you started this huge tiktok thing called the #distancedance and it is -- i'm not kidding you, the challenge became the biggest thing ever 13 billion views >> yeah, it's very, very crazy, but all for a great cause. >> jimmy: yeah, you worked with, i know, procter & gamble and raised a lot of money. >> it was for feeding america and matthew 25 and it was just as much as i can do to give back with the platform that i've been given really just -- it's all i've wanted to do since the start of this. so it's -- it feels really good to actually see what i'm putting out on the internet. >> jimmy: i saw that on tiktok you're the first person to gain 50 million followers how cool is that >> it's crazy. it's a huge number to comprehend and i don't know exactly how it happened >> jimmy: charli, you're making history. this is cool >> it's crazy. i'm so excited and especially how fast it all happened it doesn't even seem true. >> jimmy: i

our resident wisconsinite charlie sykes writes this. quote, what's happening in wisconsin is a dry run for what's coming in the rest of the country in november. elections roiled in partisan rancor, dysfunction, voter suppression, and questionable legitimacy. here for more tonight, two of our returning veterans, the aforementioned charlie sykes, founder and editor at large of "the bulwark" and the author of "how the right lost its mind." and eugene robinson, pulitzer prize-winning columnist for "the washington post." charlie, walk us through your fear that this is all of our futures. >> well, first of all, that video you had of robin vos, he is the known legislative leader of republicans in the state of wisconsin. i've known him for years, but that video is an instant classic where he's standing there in all the protective gear saying there's nothing to worry about. it's perfectly safe. this is george orwell meets "animal house," meets "the onion." and i'm not sure it conveyed the message that he had here. look, what we're seeing here is

i guess, charlie, the first time around, didn't exactly work as it was supposed to. charlie: yeah.ld say i believe there is that hospital, there is hospital spending in there. the democrats got some of what they wanted. fox business.com is going to have a full report on what's in the draft language in the bill. that should be published shortly. i believe hospitals are in there and yes, expanded money for small businesses. but the problem that small businesses face at the first go-round is that most real needy small businesses couldn't get access to the money because the money was being handed to players that quite frankly were profitable, had business deals with various banks, meaning they had to be taken care of first, and also, several public companies which were exempt from the rules and these are big public companies, and the real travesty there is this. shake shack gave back the money but think about it this way. shake shack went for the ppp money initially instead of going to the corporate bond market, which was being supported by the fed to help get it money. so they went fo

there's still time before the race gets underway charlie gives his advice on what the 4 women should focus on before then they've got to get more power through the walls you've got to have really good strong legs and back out about dogs and you've got to get your stall right and you must know how to get some clothes through to you get homework. through the walls to get to get moving forwards that's the most important thing for me is that you've got. it's here in la in the canary islands the 35 teams begin the crossing to antigua in the caribbean in december 29th teen. challenge is the hardest rowing race in the world the fastest teams will meet one month slowest 2 months. it's the moment of truth for my cash to feed him and catch up enough. to get your thoughts are on hand for emergencies otherwise the road is out on the road. there are risks yes it is a risk of bad weather capsize. the head injury and illness but things that actually have the greatest effect on crew to how they go on with each other personal dynamic that's really most important country dangerous thing in the way the

over in southeast england in the town of burnham on crouch charlie pitcher makes worry about fit for the high seas. to. the team has invested tens of thousands of euros in his skills now they see what their money has bought it's $8.00 metres long weighs a ton and is designed to be unsinkable these 5 square metres will be the team's home for weeks. it's great our own boat. i've never even had a brand new car before always used cars this is new. they're the 1st german women's team you know the whole world will be watching when they're racing next year so very exciting time so i'm really excited for them their 1st test is crossing the english channel. it's 90. 2 seabrook. but you know it's really hard to. it's not just the physical demands that face the team the atlantic crossing will be a huge psychological challenge running on the al states. the not the same. a grueling rhythm of 2 hours rowing followed by 2 hours sleeping a whites that. and that's not all. right. it's half past 1 in the night we had to admit that although the storm isn't here yet the weather is too strong for us. stu

us as well charlie, you are head of multiasset here. your view, what this means for other asset classes. how has it made you adjust your view, if it has? >> caller: in the short term, if not we are getting into higher they deserve it. they can't stay at these levels forever. in the short time reaction to the sharp drop like this, with commodities, we are seeing stress across the sector it will take time. inflation and deflating is not good >> it is good to hear from you it is obvious, massive description now for the foreseeable future and for banks as well. not many banks will look excitedly about new shale wells going forward. do we create a situation where we see sharp moves to the upside although we don't see the time scale? >> caller: it will take time to flush out literally. with sessions going back 100 years, it has always been about this we thought we had solved this with computers the system is cloged up. it will take time to all of these things looking at the oil and the action yesterday was telling that could be on the way to

early on, governor charlie baker and phil murphy moved to protect their veterans, and they asked us for help. massachusetts and new jersey, we were helping alabama, florida, and tennessee. in nonveteran nursing home patients and state veterans nursing home patients into our v.a. facilities. elderly americans wherever we find them. mr. president, you should be very proud of the v.a. you have helped build. leftands of employees have into harms way, leaders like jim ,cinerney and martina prada brian little in boston, rima nelson in detroit. fernando rivera in new orleans. all of them have put service

liz: i'm glad you brought up charlie munger, the wall street journal nabbed an interview with warren'st friend of the vice chairman of berkshire hathaway, he was very open and telling him that the writer of the journal saying you know what, we are just sitting and waiting because we would rather get through very difficult storm with the ship intact meeting diecast, dry powder any also said this was interesting, unlike the 2008 financial crisis were goldman sachs and tiffany and all these other companies were calling up buffett and asking for money for very good terms for berkshire, just to keep afloat, the phone has not been drinking, charlie munger said it's almost like everything is frozen, what does that tell you. >> those are two things, he and warren buffett understand the difference between a weight - 09 when they were big buyers then today. >> zero eight -- zero nine was a big heart attack to the broken system, it came from the banking system per when you have a heart attack and paralyzes you but you know what to do, this one is like having infections all over your body because

okay. >> email put up 40 signs. >> we started getting emails like try to chase charlie.growled at me. sawyer fish, look scary. hope he swims home. >> people making their own signs, i didn't expect that. >> he did act aggressively, stuff like that. >> or we regret to u edshon a #bring charlie home. >> people there mow making their own signs. i didn't expect that. people writing on the child walk. >> when is the last time you spent this much time walking in your neighborhood? maybe we are stopping and looking at things like this and see what they say. >> it's nice to be able to not only on your walk with your family but to see something that somebody created and you know there is probably not a lost fish out there. it is silly and pefu have a sense of humor and it will make you happy. >> asked for what is next for charlie -- >> he want to be found but he will be happy. >>> charlie the fish bringing everyone together. for more stories showing how we are better together, go to/toge gate bridge. beautiful bridge on this wednesday morning. if i could do one thing, i'd make sur

but we'll start with the charlie angela in london what else did the director general have to say in his briefing charlie when he was trying to be very diplomatic was a very dignified response to pretty unprecedented attacks from president traps he's hoping they can avoid an escalation that might be some reversal in this decision by the president he explained what the mandate and mission is of the w.h.o. and it is the enjoyment of the highest attainable standards of health is a fundamental human right regardless of race or religion and that he said is their mission he did say that the u.s. has been a longstanding friend to the w.h.o. but as you played that sound bite there he regrets the decision of the president now he was asked a number of times afterwards by journalists how this cutting funding is going to affect the w.h.o. program and remember they're not only dealing with this pandemic they have worked hard to eradicate polio measles. they also put a lot of money and time and effort into researching cancer mental health so it isn't just an effect on what was on the coronavirus crisi

like suggesting the us army brought the virus to china we've had a foreign ministry spokesman called charliet.n. who has put out conspiracy theories as iris was brought to china by us soldiers at the military gains in in china there in the autumn and then he started to see that perhaps it was you know caused by talian we've always seen dissent from nations from china but we very rarely seen senior chinese foreign ministry spokesman. basically fabricating lives despite that many european leaders are going out of their way to thank china for its support in fighting the outbreak right up to the president of the european commission herself we are grateful for support from china . the prime minister announced that china is ready to provide 200-0095 masks 2000000 surgical masks and 50000 testing kits these can be shipped to europe immediately this support is highly valued and we are grateful for it those warm words are even more remarkable when you think about the context there's been a lot of tension recently within europe about individual countries not doing enough to help each other out the com

joining our conversation, our friends kimberly akins and editor at large, charlie sykes.esantis, all the dots that connect him and donald trump, an important governor of an important political state, a governor who refused to order his residents to stay at home even though there was evidence all over the internet that beaches were packed, restaurants were full, no one practicing any social distancing at all, yet he was rewarded with a whole bunch of medical supplies when other states with more dire medical crises and better behavior on the books were not responded to as generously, what gives? >> well, i think this is one of most fascinating story lines that we're tracking here is the role of the governor versus donald trump. donald trump has led from behind on all of this. it's been the governors who have taken the lead other than governor desantis and the governor of mississippi. the trump has pitted the governors against each other. they led the way on mitigation. it's going to be interesting, when we look back on this, we'll ask, whether or not the states were treated