in light of what's happened so recently let's talk to chris phillips he's the former head of the british national counterterrorism security office a chris thanks been up bright and early with us this morning pre-show ated video from london do you think that arrest technique used by the officers say especially in light of what's happened over the last few months is in any way shape or form justified. just avoid is a interesting word i think what you have to do is go back to this and think this is a man that was fighting he was arrested for a fright and also for have been a large knife now one of the police officers goes to do they have to control someone and sometimes in a violent situation and arrested george and you do get in the wrong position though you do get in a position where you have to try and maintain protection of them someone's head whether the spitting or otherwise we haven't seen the full video what we've seen is an excerpt from a video which shows an officer trying to detain a man i think people of rushing to judgment i mean the man was shouting for goodness sake so it cle

chris pollone. you give me a lot to jump off from. i appreciate that very much. >>> of course, dr. phillipss a frequent guest on the show, everyone, also an internalist at a private practice. all that chris was reporting right there, florida up almost 20,000 cases across two days. you have a 15% test positive rate in the state of florida. chris remarks on how the younger people are the ones that are getting it. those people that, you know, seem somewhat invincible. we're going out to the beaches and crowding things memorial day and saw that spring breakers before that. what is your sense of what's happening in florida? >> you know, i feel like florida, as well as the other hot spots that we're seeing right now, texas, arizona, we are seeing what's called an exponential spread. so, for our nation to have more than 50,000 cases occur in a day, is somewhat ominous. we are seeing hospitalizations follow that. the number of cases is increasing, the number of hospitalizations is increasing. the number of deaths thankfully has not increased commensurate to these other numbers that we're seeing. >>

phillip and my leddy, liz and kaitlin. and i want to say thank you to ranking member granger and to sholanda young and chris for all the help that you provided during this period of time much -- time. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. the gentlelady from new york reserves. the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i yield five minutes to my very good friend, the distinguished gentleman from corona, california, the ranking member on the defense appropriations subcommittee, mr. calvert. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for five minutes. you may begin. mr. calvert: mr. speaker, i rise in reluctant opposition to the defense appropriation division of the h.r. 7617. however, first i would like to thank the full committee chairwoman, nita lowey, for her dedicated leadership and years of service to the appropriations committee and to this institution. i would also like to extend my deep gratitude to chairman visclosky, who has been a great partner on the committee and friend these many years. you will both be

to say, though, the lead in "the washington post" about the chris wallace interview yesterday really laid it out and the description by phillipump was physically rattled as he struggled to answer for his administration's failure to contain the coronavirus which has claimed more than 170,000 lives in the united states really, if you wanted to know what was going on, mika, in the chris wallace interview and the impact that it was having on donald trump, and the impact it's had on donald trump's presidency since march, all you had to do was read on and see, you know, joe biden's quote, the past six months have proven again and again it's donald trump who doesn't know what he's talking about when it comes to covid-19 when it comes to the coronavirus, you can't believe a word he said though, it would be very easy say, okay, well, of course, that's what he's going to say because he's running against donald trump for the t presidency but unfortunately for the republicans in the senate and donald trump, the overwhelming number of americans believe what joe biden is saying and don't believe what donald trump's saying in the same newsp

phillip and my leddy, liz and kaitlin. and i want to say thank you to ranking member granger and to sholanda young and chris for all the help that you provided during this period of time much -- time. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. the gentlelady from new york reserves. the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i yield five minutes to my very good friend, the distinguished gentleman from corona, california, the ranking member on the defense appropriations subcommittee, mr. calvert. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for five minutes. you may begin. mr. calvert: mr. speaker, i rise in reluctant opposition to the defense appropriation division of the h.r. 7617. however, first i would like to thank the full committee chairwoman, nita lowey, for her dedicated leadership and years of service to the appropriations committee and to this institution. i would also like to extend my deep gratitude to chairman visclosky, who has been a great partner on the committee and friend these many years. you will both be