here she is with chris wallace yesterday, and i'm curious if you're surprised at the grade she gave the president when it came to testing. listen. >> leaders take responsibility, so i said he's a weak leader and he doesn't take responsibility. he places blame on others. the president gets an f, failure, on the testing. steve: what do you think, leader? >> i've watched nancy pelosi disagree with this president every time. january 31st when he stopped the flights from china, she we wanted to put on the floor a no ban to make that much harder for the president to do. february 24th, she asked people to gather in san francisco in china town. when we we wanted to be able to move the care's act she held it up to get more funding for endowment of the arts and more funding more small business, she held it up. when you look at per capita testing especially in the hot spots from new york or louisiana, america has tested more than any other place in the world. this is what the speaker has done. instead of work together, she has tried to fight every element. again, name me one thing the speaker has

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thank you very much, chris wallace isat next. because it's the taste you count on. ake every sandwich count. chris: i'm chris wallace. president trump warns of dark days ahead. as his top health advisors revise their guidelines and concerns mount over the spread of the coronavirus. >> the next would weeks are extraordinary important. >> the cdc is recommending that americans wear a basic cloth or fabric mask. chris: the new guidance coming as millions of americans self-isolate. millions of jobs vanish. and those on the front lines report critical shortages. >> the cdc has abandoned us, the government has abandoned us. chris: we'll talk with surgeon general jerome adams on how the trump adminisn

mike wallace is chris wallace's father, mike wallace of "60 minutes," chris wallace accomplished peabody, several emmys and a dupont award. there were no daily press conferences over the easter weekend. we do expect one today, pmarcus. if there is new news generated, we'll bring it to you tomorrow morning on "today in the bay." >> we certainly will, thank you, scott. >>> less than 1% of americans have been tested. stanford is conducting a daily survey to pinpoint areas of the country most impacted. the medical director of digital health says that more people need to take that survey. >> i think it would help us understand where there are hotspots way before people actually are sick enough to show up at the hospital. and so really, the key to this is everyone to do what i believe is their civic duty. everybody is asking, how can i help a health care worker. this is how you can help them every day, to allow us to be able to be prepared for where we're going to need to help you and your loved ones. >> that survey only takes a few minutes to complete. find a link to that survey on our websit

on the phone with us now is chris wallace, anchor of ""fox news sunday"." chris, if you could just weigh in on what i just said there, that was really the numbers that bernie sanders and his campaign must have been watching at this point. maybe there was an aha moment, maybe it was just -- what would that have looked like? >> first of all, this is a little bit of a surprise. not that it was going to end, with joe biden as the nominee. it certainly seemed headed that way. but that bernie sanders would pull out now. i wonder -- frankly, i'm out sheltering in place, all of us are, in our own homes. my wife and i just went out for a long walk and came back to this news -- i wonder if, to some degree, bernie sanders was moved by what was going on in wisconsin yesterday. look, his path to the nomination was getting slimmer and slimmer. frankly, i don't think it was almost existent anymore. and to see all of those people risking their lives to go out and vote in a primary, i'm sure some of them supporters voting for bernie sanders, when there was very little chanc

in the meantime, i want to bring in fox news sunday anchor chris wallace, hello. 't spoken in a week, and the world has changed yet again in a week. "the wall street journal" had an opinion piece earlier today chris about a clearinghouse website where all the states could put information up there. we are trying to figure out how we are tackling the issue and we could figure out in real time hour by hour or certainly day by day other managing things. it seemed like a pretty smart idea. i guess you could fire up the website at any time but i just wonder about your thoughts about the coordination between states when you consider that, new york is different from new jersey, and new jersey is different from misery and misery is different from other states. >> absolutely. remember quite rightly, the governor of new york andrew cuomo was concerned about his state, and we have a fas fascinating interview on sunday with bill gates, the billionaire who spent billions of dollars on public health. back in 2015 he gave a ted talk. and if you haven't seen it folks, go google bil

the president then tweeted out that chris wallace was a mike wallace wannabe.hat tweet got a lot of pushback even from conservatives including the national review who said the president had gone too far. now there were no daily press conferences over the weekend. we do expect there will be one today. we will be watching that for any new news and, of course, we will bring you updates. i always update you on twitter. you can find me on twitter @scottmcgrew. >> thank you very much, scott. california's unemployment office is offering something new. some expanded hours for people at least on the phone lines. now taking calls from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. monday through friday. this comes after complaints about people not getting access. people have questions about benefits. beneficiaries can get up to $450 a month and state benefits as well as $600 a week through the end of july. the $600 is expected to be added to checks beginning this week. >> right now passover ends this thursday. the age of the pandemic, finding different ways to have a traditional. reimagining ot

chris: i'm chris wallace. closing america was hard, but could the reopening be each harder? think our economy will start to pick up very substantially as soon as the states get open. chris: some governors announce plans to get back to business and start returning to normal life. but with 26 million losing their jobs since march, how quickly account country -- can the country bounce back? we'll discuss that and new relief with treasury secretary steven mnuchin only on "fox news sunday." and how best to balance economic recovery with keeping americans safe. we're joined by dr. tom inglesby,

chris wallace interviewed house speak or or nancy pelosi that will air tomorrow on fox news sunday butn a preview, chris asked the speak per she can understand why people are protesting like this. >> no, not really because what we have to do is -- is shelter in place. that is really the answer, testing, tracing, treatment, shelter in place. and i do think that it's unfortunate but you know people will do what they do. but the fact is we're all impatient and we want out. but what they're doing is -- really unfortunate. >> governor larry hogan of maryland saying his staff is gradually reopening maryland and hope to announce details next week. >> rich from annapolis. andrew cuomo warns crisis is far from over this as he and other governors from several other northeastern states is team up on a plan to try to reopen their economy. aishah live from new york city with more. aishah. reporter: jon governor cuomo say as new york is not at the a point right now to open anything yet. but when that time comes, his strategy really hang he is on mass skill testing let's take a look at it now some go

. ♪ chris: i'm chris wallace, the coronavirus claims more than 30,000 lives and 22 million jobs heren the u.s. now president trump rolls out his road map to restart the economy. ♪ >> we are not opening all at once but one careful step at a time. chris: as protests spring up across the country over some states stay at home orders and some governors push back. >> is there any funding so i can do these things without passing the buck? >> states today have enough test to implement the criteria of phase 1 if they choose to do so. chris: we will discuss the new federal guidelines with vice president mike pence and congress negotiates a deal to save them. we will ask house speaker nancy pelosi how close they are to a compromise. pence and pelosi only on fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ chris: we will ask our sunday panel if the presidential election will end up being a referendum on how mr. trump handles the crisis. talk chef josÉ andres on feeding families and first responders all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. the fight over the pace, president t

i want to bring in fox news sunday anchor chris wallace.ou on a friday, what do you think about the possibility of a deal with many more billions? good afternoon. >> there almost has to be a deal. when you consider the fact that they had that $350 billion in the payroll protection plan to go to small businesses so they can keep people on the payroll and if they do keep them on the payroll, they don't have to pay back the loan, the money ran out and they were still lots of businesses out there, lots of people who would be on the payroll who are now unemployed. so they have to find a way to round it. there's some differences, looks like a little give-and-take that the republicans have agreed now to include money for hospitals or my not so sure they're going to include for state and local governments but there has to be a plan because they have to bail out the small businesses. >> bill: you get the $350 billion in 14 days. topic number two, just give me a sense about where you're picking up on these various governors as they make their individ

house speaker sits down with chris wallace for her first interview on this network since 2017. s: people are taking to the streets pushing back against some of the more stringent restrictions in some states. can you understand why they are doing senate. >> not really. what we have to do is shelter in place. that is really the answer. testing, tracing, treatment, shelter in place. and i do think that it's unfortunate. people will do what they do. but the fact is, we are all impatient and we all want out. what they are doing is really unfortunate. jon: you can see that interview tomorrow on "fox news sunday." it airs at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. eastern time. hong kong police arresting a dozen pro democrat cipro testers. how activists plan to fight t against beijing's communist party. so you can live with us. i'm good at my condo. well planned, well invested, well protected. voya. be confident to and through retirement. we're finally back out in our yard, but so are they. scotts turf builder triple action. it kills weeds, prevents crabgrass and feeds so grass can thrive, guaranteed.

now, here's chris wallace on the world of journalism during the oronavirus pandemic. chris: i'm really excited about this rotation tonight. there is lots of angles and we have been exploring lots of angles of the covid-19 pandemic and how it is impacting public service and politics and policy. mo: one area that really, i am really excited to dive into is how journalism is dealing with this issue, how journalists are trying to cover a story that is unprecedented. here is how the conversation will go. the first half of the conversation, our guest and i will just have a conversation between the two of us. halfway through we will start taking your questions. for those of you who are members of the georgetown community, you will see a q and a button. halfway through we will start taking them. we will let you know when your question has been collected and bring you onto the screen to ask your questions. ake sure you are tv ready. you can ask chris your question directly. tell us whether you are a student, staff or faculty and they sure to keep an eye on the chat at the botto

he told fox's chris wallace today, 150,000 tests are being conducted daily and that he believes thatber will only go up in the weeks ahead. >> now we have cleared 4 million overall but at 150,000 tests a day, we think we can double the number by working with governors to activate all of the laboratories in their states around the country that can do coronavirus testing. that would put us at roughly 300,000. mark: president trump tweeting similar comments saying today, just like i was right on ventilators, our country is king of ventilators. other countries are calling for help, we will. we will be with you all of the way. the president on twitter. the administration is also rushing as chad mentioned to make sure that more money is available for testing from 25 billion is what the number we are hearing and as we were talking about congress certainly trying to get that squared away as fast as possible including whether or not this would make a big difference and governors deciding to open sooner rather than later. >> it would be make sure to have ample supply of testing, technology, mo

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in 68, chris wallace was running for president, burned out 3 kids to relatives, and a nice man. it was fascinating to look at george wallace and john -- bobby kennedy. it is fascinating. >> i would support that. i grew up in western pennsylvania, i was 18 years old. i have friends and acquaintances, people who thought george wallace or bobby kennedy. and wound up voting for ronald reagan. >> how did that work out? thank you. >> no more questions? very good. thank you all for coming out. the most important thing to take away from this is to remember to buy the book. thank you. [applause] >> at the register. thank you very much. >> thanks again. .. >> please enjoy booktv now and also watch over the weekend on c-span2.

and good for chris wallace.ifornia actually pays more into the federal coffers than it gets back from the federal government, so it affects, you know, california in that way, but states like kentucky, mitch mcconnell's over state, they actually take in more money from the federal government than they pay in. this is chutzpa to a lot of folks, but what do you make of this argument? >> yeah, so let's unwhat he's suggesting. he's suggesting that the federal government should not support and give resources to aid state and local governments. let's deconstruct this. failure of leadership in the white house, and failure to act -- i went through the whole litany that trump did not do during a crisis -- what happened then is that it fell on local and state leaders, like so much of the mayors of california that i'm proud to know and work with. the governor of california. so many mayors and governors around the country, state and local leaders took on the responsibility on their shoulders to carry the weight of the burden

it was extraordinary that richard nixon went on meet the press, and spent an entire hour with chris wallace and tom brokaw, buescher put in and to that talk that he should -- that he has been punished enough. [laughter] you have beengan: reporting on the new york primary. policyaid the foreign views are too far left for me. he wants it no u.s. military prisons in korea anymore. no u.s. military presence in central america. and new -- and no u.s. military presence at the pentagon. [laughter] fmr. pres. reagan: he got great news today about the jimmy carter endorsement. he is not getting it. [laughter] george busheagan: is doing well. george has been a wonderful vice president, but, nobody's perfect. i put him in charge of anti-terrorism and the mclaughlin group is still on the air. [laughter] but with soeagan: much focus on the presidential election, i have been feeling a little lonely these days. i'm so desperate for attention, i almost considered holding a news conference. [laughter] i've even hadgan: time to watch the oscars. disappointed in that movie, "the last emperor." i thought it wa

what is extraordinary yesterday about the interview with chris wallace was that chris wallace asked speakerelosi about a time, february 24th. remember february is the time that democrats say the president wasted and ignoring the virus. february 24 speaker pelosi's home in san francisco, goes to chinatown and urges the public to come to chinatown with the shops and its restaurants because everything is great. chris asked her whether she was downplaying the virus at a critical time and she said absolutely not. as a matter of fact she was actually fighting bigotry of people who try to associate the virus with china or with chinese americans. she absolutely refused to accept that she had made any misjudgment in doing that. >> sandra: you go on in your piece to write, pelosi not only refuse to admit any mistakes but her encouragement of crowds during the pandemic was an actual virtue. in fact, it would be judged by today's standards as risky behavior. she was pressed on that on fox news sunday over the weekend on encouraging people to go out and walk in public in february and here's how she resp

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chris wallace anchors "fox news sunday" and he joins us now. good morning it great to have you here this morning. we will see what governor whitmer decides in michigan because we've all been watching that. we've been watching governor kemp in georgia, the president disagreeing with his decision to reopen some of these businesses where people are in close contact with each other. so i will ask the question of the day, the week, the year, whatever you call it. the pandemic itself, how and when do we reopen safely? >> well i'm not a doctor, i don't even play one on tv. i don't have a clue. the president's guideline seemed prettsensible, that you need a y decline in the number of new cases and we don't have that in georgia. then you open in a very gradual way and they specify specifically the kind of things that you can reopen and the kinds of things you can't. you know, some states are saying, we could reopen for instance in maryland, the states -- that governor shutdown recreational boating. well you know you can socially distance was recreationa

listen to what he told chris wallace on fox news sunday. >> i never would have considered it prior to ago but now things are changing rapidly and dramatically. i'm not saying no, but it's not something that i'm actively pursuing. i'm just keeping the door open. rob: cuban went on to say you never know what could happen between now and november. as doctors, nurses and med techs race to save lives, the business community is doing its part to support the front lines. fox news national correspondent phil coating shows how companies -- keating shows us how companies are stepping up. >> reporter: in florida, for the past 50 years, faulkner, inc. has been all about plastics, it's a family owned business making customized plastic sheets, rods, tubes, you name it. but now working there's are cueing their plastics know-how and equipment to make face shields which are going out to hospitals, doctors, nurses and first responders. and the owner says he's now running three shifts around the clock as business has tripled. >> balancing the fact that we are providing essential equipment with the fact

. ♪ chris: i'm chris wallace, the coronavirus claims more than 30,000 lives and 22 million jobs heresident trump rolls out his road map to restart the economy. ♪ >> we are not opening all at once but one careful step at a time. chris: as protests spring up across the country over some states stay at home orders and some governors push back. >> is there any funding so i can do these things without passing the buck? >> states today have enough test to imple

rack it up with rakuten, sign up today to get cash back on everything you buy. >> i am chris wallace,s italy as a country with the most coronavirus deaths. there are glimmers of hope, how close are we getting past the worst. ♪ >> it is about the encouraging signs that we see but as encouraging as they are, we have not reached the peak. chris: social distancing is working, to slow the spread of the virus epicenter. >> it is the first time we have seen a negative number so that is good. but potential new hotspots emerge from "coast to coast". so where is the u.s. on the curve, we are joined by doctor tom, the director of the john

chris wallace will anchor an all-star lineup of guests tomorrow on fox news sunday. dr.ams will give the latest on how the trump administration is handling the coronavirus outbreak. gretchen whitmer will break down her state's response to the pandemic. bill gates will discuss how his foundation is helping to find a coronavirus vaccine. fox news sunday airs at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. eastern on fox news channel, also on your local fox station. and that is how fox reports on this saturday, the 20th -- i'm sorry, april 4th of 2020. i'm jon scott, we will see you tomorrow for another special edition of the fox report beginning at 5:00 p.m. eastern time, live on fox news channel. stay safe and thanks for watching. ♪ jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. keeping score, that's the subject of tonight's "watters world." i've had enough of the media pointing fingers at fox. i've had enough of the media acting like they saw the virus coming. i've had enough of democrats blaming trump instead of china. they're not going to rewrite history on my match. liars and hypoc

. >> i am chris wallace, a milestone as the u.s.h the most coronavirus deaths. there are glimmers of hope, how close are we getting past the worst. ♪ >> it is about the encouraging signs that we see but as encouraging as they are, we have not reached the peak. chris: social distancing is working, to slow the spread of the virus epicenter. >> it is the first time we have seen a negative number so that is good. but potential new hotspots emerge from "coast to coast". so where is the u.s. on the curve, we are joined by doctor tom, the director of the john

head of the center for health security at johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health with chris wallace this morning. >> if we had acted on some of those warnings earlier, we would be in a much better position, in terms of diagnostics and possibly masks and personal protective equipment and getting our hospitals ready. >> today was the original day president trump had hoped to possibly open up the economy. he talked about easter sunday, said it was an important day to him and many americans, later on said that was an aspirational goal. as far as may 1st is concerned, jon, president trump said ultimately he will listen to his experts and if the science dictates we need to wait longer and possibly move that date back past may 1st, president trump said he certainly would be open to that. jon? jon: david spunt at the white house, thank you. >>> republican leaders on capitol hill calling out democrats, mitch mcconnell and kevin mccarthy issuing a joint statement that rejects democrats, quote, reckless threats to block funding that the g.o.p. says will save jobs. last week senate democrats bl

chris: i'm chris wallace. closing america was hard, but could the reopening be each harder? ck up very substantially as soon as the states get open. chris: some governors announce plans to get back to business and start returning to normal life. but with 26 million losing their jobs since march, how quickly account country -- can the country bounce back? we'll discuss that and new relief with treasury secretary steven mnuchin only on "fox news sunday." and how best to balance economic recovery with keeping americans safe. we're joined by dr. tom inglesby, director of the

vice president mike pence was pressed on this issue sunday when speaking with fox's chris wallace.ake a listen. >> china was not as forthcoming as they should have been with america or the world about what was happening. the president's made it clear, he's not happy. we're going to make proper inquiries into this at the proper time. >> reporter: moving now to europe, in spain the country has closed a large field hospital set up by the military in madrid as new cases there continue to drop. the spanish reported the lowest daily death toll in nearly a month on sunday with 410 people. spain remains the second worst hit country in the world with nearly 200,000 total cases. in iran, some parts of the country are reopening, more than 1,000 cases are coming in each day. the iranian economy remains under heavy international sanctions an continues to call for the trump administration to provide relief. iran is reporting over 82,000 total cases, though the true number is likely much higher. as iran continues to get hit hard by the covid-19 outbreak, it's important to note that humanitarian a

. >> stephen: chris wallace, why did you invite her on fox? that's like your mom inviting your bully over for tea. (as mom) "look who it is, honey! it's ben mccrackin. i showed him your underwear drawer so he'll know what to grab at your next wedgie." pelosi was also on "this week with george," and he asked her what about trump she's afraid of: >> i'm afraid that he's going to act on the set basis of what he's acted before. it's a hoax. it's magically going to disappear. he's failed in the testing and the rest and the hoax and it's going to magically disappear. that's not based on science. this isn't magical. >> stephen: oh, really? tell that to our next secretary of health and human services, criss angel. we've got a show for you tonight. i'll be talking to trevor noah. stick around. that's when trevor's going to be here. you know, around later when he's stuck. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ life is too far to walk alone. ♪ ♪ you can't do it on your own ♪ ♪ but time will show ♪ and don't you know how bad we need each other? ♪ ♪ you know what i'm saying? ♪ hmmm...mm

>> i am chris wallace, a milestone as the u.s. passes italy as a country with the most coronavirus deaths. there are glimmers of hope, how close are we getting past the worst. ♪ >> it is about the encouraging signs that we see but as encouraging as they are, we have not reached the peak. chris: social distancing is working, to slow the spread of the virus epicenter. >> it is the first time we have seen a negative number so that is good. but potential new hotspots emerge from "coast to coast". so where is the u.s. on the curve, we are joined by doctor tom, the director of the john hopkins center of the health security holding on "fox news sunday". millions of americans out of work and waiting for the government check as businesses large and small shut their doors. we will ask mark cuban, owner of the dallas mavericks what economic recovery will look like. plus washington, d.c. and the coronavirus crosshairs as leaders fight to enforce social distancing. we will talk with mayor about the impact of the nation's capital. and. >> the c

chris: i'm chris wallace. closing america was hard, but could the reopening be each harder? ♪ >> i think our economy will start to pick up very substantially as soon as the states get open. chris: some governors announce plans to get back to business and start returning to normal life. but with 26 million losing their jobs since march, how quickly account country -- can the country bounce back? we'll discuss that and new relief with treasury secretary steven mnuchin only on "fox news sunday." and how best to balance economic recovery with keeping americans safe. we're joined by dr. tom inglesby, director of the johns hopkins center for health security. >> and -- >> perm care businesses can reopen -- personal care businesses can reopen. chris: oklahoma among the first states to reopen businesses, raising questions about public health. they'll go governor kevin stitt it's too much too soon. plus, foreign powers flex their muscles in the mid ifst of the coronavirus. we'll ask our sunday panel about the new test of american resolve. ♪ ♪ chris: and our power player of the week, a

i think chris wallace said that last week, but i do think this moment, how we recover or don't, both economically and from this medically and physically, will determine the outcome of the race in november. that's why you will see a ton of ads like this over the next few weeks. the trump campaign, harris, has a boatload of money. $240 million in just this quarter. so they're going to spend it. >> harris: yeah. all right, bret baier, i love having the nitty-gritty conversations with you. particularly about journalism. good to see you, my friend. we'll see you at 6:00 p.m. eastern. thank you. >> bret: thank you, harris. >> harris: the world's top health agencies reporting dozens of vaccines in the works globally to prevent the next outbreak. and officials are warning the virus could stock the human race for some time. dr. oz joins me with reaction to that, and taking viewer questions. plus, devastating twisters tour through the south and left at least 20 people dead, hundreds of homes damaged or destroyed. look at these pictures. we are in the middle of tornado season, and it is ominous

this weekend on fox news sunday, chris wallace will speak with mark cuban.to your home tonight. that's it for the "special report." fair, balanced, and still unafraid. tonight we are one day closer to getting through this, and we are all in it together. have a great easter weekend. >> staying at home leads to death also. and it's very traumatic. for this country. staying at home, when you look at numbers, that leads to a different kind of death perhaps. still in that different kind of death, as the president spoke of a short time ago, it was in response to a question about the united states economy. he said when to send americans back out there, back to life and back to work will be "the biggest decision" of his life, and he is relying on the experts to guide him. dr. anthony fauci is of course one of those str

want to bring in the "fox news sunday" anger chris wallace. how are you, my friend? we were talking about this two weeks ago. every governor, they've got big decisions to make. and this another big one. >> big decisions to make, but there are good decisions and bad decisions, and you've got the president saying he thinks that governor kemp of georgia and the president is a huge backer of governor kemp, he might not be governor if it weren't for the support of donald trump, and he thinks this is a bad decision, he has really come down pretty hard on governor kemp for exactly the reasons that governor lamont did, that he thinks they're opening too soon and opening some businesses that shouldn't be open and also georgia is not following the president's own task force guidelines which is that there has to be a study that munition and the number of cases for two weeks. that is not true in georgia, so he's going against the president's guidelines and the president says i'm going to let you do it, but i don't like it. >> bill: some of the reports out of georgia are interest

chris wallace pressed surgeon general jerome adams on the topic.. >> the surgeon general saying stay home. at least give us a week or two if you can. we want you to do it for 30 days. even in those nine states, give us what you can so we can get this to start to come down on the other side. >> harris: dr. makary, the social distancing, we keep hearing it. it is working. we hear it from doctors like yourself, we hear it from state and federal officials. dr. fauci is one of them, talking about it. we learned over the weekend in video from the u.s. surgeon general how to make our own cloth masks, in case you are in a crowd where you can't really socially distance. should states, by and large, across the country, succumbed to a national order? >> dr. makary: harris, san francisco had eight deaths on friday. that's eight. why is that? they had a very early shelter in place and good social distancing education. i think a lot of us have been wondering, what's worse? a busy public transit system like new york city, or an area that is very late to shelter?

the treasury secretary told fox's chris wallace today he believes things will improve by summer. >> ihink as we begin to reopen the economy in may and june, you're going to see the economy really bounce back in july, august, september. and we are putting an unprecedented amount of fiscal relief into the economy. you're seeing trillions of dollars that's making its way into the economy and i think this is going to have a significant impact. >> reporter: congress refunded the paycheck protection program last week, the president signed it on friday and the loans are expected to begin getting processed tomorrow. there's talk about what the next stimulus bill should and should not include. house speaker nancy pelosi addressed some of the complaints even from some democratic governors that said congress should have made sure that money was going to state and local governments to make sure they can make up for the revenue shortfall, she pushed back against the complaints earlier today as well. >> just calm down, we will have state and local and we will have it in a very significant way. it's

chris wallace will anchor an all-star lineup of guests tomorrow on fox news sunday. dr.ome adams will give the latest on how the trump administration is handling the coronavirus outbreak. gretchen whitmer will break down her state's response to the pandemic. bill gates will discuss how his foundation is helping to find a coronavirus vaccine. fox news sunday airs at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. eastern on fox news channel, also on your local fox station. and that is how fox reports on this saturday, the 20th -- i'm sorry, april 4th of 2020. i'm jon scott, we will see you tomorrow for another special edition of the fox report beginning at 5:00 p.m. eastern time, live on fox news channel. stay safe and thanks for >> this will be probably the toughest week between this week and next week. there will be a lot of death unfortunately but a lot less death. and if this wasn't done, we want to save lives. we want as few lives lost as possible. pete: welcome to the sunday edition of "fox & friends." president trump warning after tough week in the u.s. coronavirus pandemic. more than 130

. >> bill: here's thomas ingalls be with from john hopkins with chris wallace from fox news. watch here. >> it looks like, and the last few days, if you look across the country and the average numbers that we are near a plateau in the number of cases. while he may be at a peak, we hope we are, it's still going to take time to bring the number of case numbers down, especially in the places which are the biggest hot spots. >> bill: it sounds to me like that state-by-state, step-by-step, region by region answer there. you say there's a big difference between a peak in a plateau. how are we to understand that, doctor? >> well, the important thing with a peak is that cases go up and then they go down just as quickly, or maybe even more quickly. plateau means we get to a certain level, which may be a really high level, close to what we are at now, and that holds for some time. it may be days, it may be weeks. in each one of those days or weeks, you have new cases, new people in intensive care, a new deaths. comparing it to the day before might make you feel a little bit better, but

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