benefits he had with the same population and i guess there will be a difficult time thereafter and chris tucker as well and let's see how to thank you so much for that and i think what come. well let's turn our attention now to the latest developments in the corona virus pandemic more than 3100000 people have now been infected with the coronavirus globally and more than 27500000 have died egypt's president. has approved amendments to his country's state of emergency that grant him and security agencies additional powers he says they are needed to combat covert 19 meanwhile spanish prime minister pedro sanchez has said there will be a period of national mourning for the victims of the virus after restrictions are lifted across the country spain has one of the highest death tolls in europe and south korea's capital seoul has closed hundreds of bars and nightclubs after a new a covert 1000 cluster was linked to the city's nightlife scene. after weeks undercurrent of iris lockdown conditions of some european countries are gradually relaxing restrictions and allowing more businesses to reopen here i

let's go now to the world of sports chris tucker joining us sports world somewhat intertwined today with some of what we're seeing around the country but 'd i think you're starting us off with what was it boston marathon boston known as huge news today now domestically out softly so there won't be any of that this year originally it was so sweet of course april 20th they they postponed it originally to september however they're saying now for the 1st time in the 124 year history of the boston marathon it will not happen this year and i like that that these guys they literally are on top of each other at the starting right here's why they said because only a few elite few dozen elite runners when it had a chance of winning it but there's more than 30000 recreational runners and 1000000 people up to 1000000 people lined the route so they think social distancing will not be impossible by city i'm sure you can't have social dancing with right thousands of people gathering. at a starting line in the exhibit but it's a smart thing to cancel that if you are the back of the law and have to wait

chris, your reaction? tucker quote, any normal period in american history this exchange would define obama forever. obama would be known as former disgraced former president who used federal law enforcement to hurt his political enemies. your reaction to the story? >> he is broadly right. the reason why it is gotten away with, the media on the side of president barack obama. richard nixon is the president we often think of as someone who attacked political opponents and tried to do anything he could to stop them. someone that paved the way for that, lyndon b. johnson, democrat, who tapped, spied on, put spies in opponents campaign offices, memos leaked against them. you don't hear about that in history. you won't hear about it with barack obama. the reason for that, exactly the same, media is on their side. elizabeth: so you know, what we're seeing is, in the fisa court judge documents in 2017, 2018, you know, tens of thousands of improper searches in those two years, nsa metadata. you see in the oval office meet

tucker: got that? shut up, paroles -- i'm on national television. chris cuomo knows that feeling very well.t month he drove to a piece of property he owns in the hamptons where apparently he's building a new weekend house. at that time, he was infected with the coronavirus and suffering from symptoms. supposed to be quarantined in total isolation in his basement full time, that's what he told his television audience he was. night after night, he put on shows that revolved around his struggles with the illness in his virtuous and even selfless efforts to prevent others from getting infected with it. given all the publicity he generated for being sick at least one hamptons resident was shocked to see him out and about and confronted him about it. he responded by calling the man a "jackass loser," the man's real name is david whalen and we invited him on the show. >> i just said don't you have the coronavirus? shouldn't you be quarantined? i think his next words were "what the hell do you know about this, what you know about the rules" and i said you're not supposed to be out here -- nobody ha

the middle to be found and we think that we are going to show chris out on monday regardless of whatever consequences come our way. >> tuckerthe most thoughtful gym owner i've ever spoken to. really quickly, i think i may have mispronounced the name of her gym and i just want to get it on the record, how do you pronounce it? >> it is a tillis. >> tucker: belmar, new jersey. thanks so much for coming on. >> thank you so much, have a good night. >> tucker: dr. tony fauci, a stone cold genius who you not allowed to question told us that masks do not work, now he's telling us they are completely essential, told us that handshaking should never be allowed but having sex with random people you meet online is totally cool. fauci has been wrong quite a bit. sometimes he's absurd. now he's praising china for its transparency, and we have the tape of that. we are not attacking him, okay? we are just, as citizens, asking questions. what is going on? dr. siegel weighs in next. ♪ ♪ this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, d

chris cuomo, don leman, anderson cooper, what are they? i know what i am, i know what tuckerknow what jesse is, we are commentators. what shannon bream and bret baier is, they are newspeople. there is no distinction on cnn of what they are. so you are allowed to portray opinion and tracked and they dare to pass judgment on us and their phony words which are absolutely laughable. answer that question, but are they? i don't know. >> dana, a lot of the time when politicians act out of touch as governor cuomo did in that interview it's because they don't feel like they are going to be accountability for their actions, their investigations now into the nursing home policy but it just seems given his answers on that he doesn't care much. >> he's running high at an 80% approval rating right now, i think that is partly because i was saying in the a block the national media really went after the red state governors and part of the consequence of that was that their numbers approval ratings are in the tank. i think on the ground will turn that around, contrast that with governor cuomo

. >> tucker: it's been a big day for people getting out from underneath the overhang of legal problems, two aids to chrise who brought down the infamous ridge gate scandal, almost seven years ago. rick leventhal is live at the george washington memorial bridge with more on that story. >> the supreme court found the evidence showed wrongdoing but not a federal crime, tossing out the conviction of two allies of new jersey governor chris christie. bridge gate dogged him for years and helped derail his presidential campaign after evidence emerged showing people loyal to the governor closed two lanes for three days in decembec and punish the democratic mayor of portland new jersey for not supporting his reelection. elena kagan said that the evidence no doubt showed wrongdoing, deception, wrongdoing, abuse of power but the federal fraud statutes at issue do not criminalize all such conduct. kristi said i in the statement it's good for all involved, justice has finally been done and president trump tweeted congratulations on a complete and total exoneration on the obama doj scam referred to as bridge gate. both

chris matthews, pat lauer, andy luck. a lot of big names they are. >> without the departure was a big story here until tucker carlson was toldew york attorney general is investigating a litany of sexual assault claims. you will recall it was and a lack who refused to air ronan farrow's expose on the sexual assault allegations against harvey weinstein, saying it wasn't fit for air. so ronan pharaoh took it to the new yorker in won a pulitzer. it was also andy lack that decided the sexual assault allegations by matt lauer should be investigated by fellow nbc executives instead of outside investigators. nbc news told us it's not aware of any inquiry by the new york attorney general, which is odd, considering former nbc correspondent and fox news anchor linda vester said the new york ag's office interviewed her about the investigation three months ago. >> sean: yeah, i tend to believe them. that is my take. trace gallagher will follow that story. and in the 2020 raise, one time i-believe-her types are lining up behind biden. speaker pelosi, one of the most prominent hypocrites. let's take a look. >> now that he's given this answ

credit for particularly on tucker carlson is not like most of his program is about 5050 which i think he stands unique in the media landscape when it going going back to chris hayes if you if you distill his interview on what happened as an embassy in d.c. he said the russians made him do it now it's here's some context one of my favorite films is dr strangelove and remember brigadier general jack ripper remember that crazy general that you know that launches the b. 52 and he was saying that you know the russians have him over in traded in poison or bodily fluids and i couldn't believe someone of chrissy hayes or stature at emmis n.b.c. could say that and get away with it i mean there is no agency nobody has any agency in that's exactly with the peddlers of this hoax did they you know it's not our fault that we're reacting to what someone is doing was just exactly what is being done to them again that is such a total disservice to journalism go ahead well i didn't know chris hayes was the intellectual want to read everything they say carefully. i thought that was jose rachel maddow our somebody. you know i didn't catch his interview this whole this whole na

chris cuomo has recovered from covid, because he apparently did have it. and i'm glad that their family is well, but my family is not well. and that is not something to joke about. >> tucker, it is not. and i should say, and i know that our viewers who know you know this, you are not a political person. you are not someone who makes political statements ever in private or public. and for you too come on to discuss this took a lot and we are grateful that you did. janice dean, thank you. >> thank you, thank you for caring, tucker. >> tucker: planned parenthood has many thousands of employees. they get hundreds of millions of tax dollars every year, yet they were still able to collect 80 million more from taxpayers by posing as a small business put how did they do that? some lawmakers would like tosi know. we will bring you the update after the break. ♪ >> tucker: well, churches were closed across america but planned parenthood clinic facebook.com/seanhannity churches were closed across america, but planned parenthood clinics stayed open thanks to the politicians they paid off. abortions were critical infrastructure in the view of so many governors. gretchen whitmer made th