much,ne: thank you so clemens foos, the head of the ifo institute -- clemens fu is -- clemens fuest, the head of the ifo institute. we will ask on the guest what the next package means for the euro area economy, where he sees the front line, and what it means for europe. this is bloomberg. ♪ pres. trump: i hope we can do this by easter. i think that would be a great thing for our country, and we are all working very hard to make that a reality. we will be meeting with a lot of people to see if it can be done. easter is a very special day for many reasons. >> i think the notion that we " in the "back to normal month of april is absolutely inconceivable at this point. so i want to give people the truth because i think it helps us all to really get our expectations right. get to bloomberg first word news. we begin with the trump administration, descendent agreeing on a historic and massive stimulus plan. trillionor almost $2 in spending to boost the economy. most americans would get direct payments, small businesses would get aid to keep aid -- we get aid to keep employees on the payrol

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to quote the president of the ifo institute, clemens fuest, who hasjust released figures suggesting a activity in germany in the last month, "the german economy is speeding into recession. there are leading economists who think the country's gdp for this year could contract by up to 9%." as one of germany's signature companies, businesses, you must accept that this is an environment in which your company is not going to be immune, is facing a profound crisis. there's no doubt that this challenge is twofold, both a medical one and an economical one. that is why we took such quick action with regard to matching our production capacities with the demand situation that we are now seeing in the market, really managing cash. and i think it's absolutely crucial as these things unravel that we watch when can we turn back on again? how can that be done in a responsible way? that is being discussed now, but i think it is maybe a bit too early to make a final prediction of where this is going to go. but, at the same time, being very realistic that yes, of course, this will have an economical and

and thanks to jeff, rhonda, and to ruth anne, to the clemens center for southwest studies as well as the center for presidential history for co-sponsoring this event. as you heard, the support of smu over the years has been tremendous and it is nice to be back on campus in dallas even with this unusual weather. something i am used to though, having spent a good part of my life in vancouver, british columbia. it is a privilege to be with you today. especially because we are on an oil patch. i spent a good amount of my time over the last few months talking to audiences on the oil patch whether it is down in the southwest or in alberta, canada. places it turns out where there is just a bit of oil and a bit of religion. so it tends to be a good conversation. and i am looking forward to that conversation later. it is also really special to be here quite simply because i spent so much time as a fellow out,and he just pointed really doing the first wave of research for this project. and during that productive four or five months here, i was able to pour through the papers here at smu. the p

i don't know if--care if you are nolan ryan or roger clemens, you are probably not going to throw a silver dollar across a mile wide river. one of washington's grandsons said that as a young man george washington had thrown a piece of slate across the river at his childhood home which was on the rappahannock. not quite as wide. you know what happens when you throw slate. it will bounce across the river so that may have been possible, but what he's trying to do is give you an image of a man who is larger-than-life and has a great physical ability and athletic prowess. we know that he's a large man. he stat stood about six foot 3 inches, about my height, he had a straight nose, high cheekbones. at his heaviest he was significantly less than im. neighborhood of 220 or so and at his lightest he was probably 175, 180. in those days they didn't have the obesity problems that we experience today. but, virtually every school kid learns that george washington had what kind of teeth? wooden false teeth. that is just absolutely wrong. you can see a pair of his dentures. what's interesting about it, t

i don't care if you're nolan ryan or roger clemens you're probably not going to throw a silver dollar across a mile wide river. well, one of washington's grand sons did say that as a young man george washington had thrown a piece of slate across his -- the river at his childhood home, which was on the rappahannock, not quite as wide. you know what happens when you throw slate? if you throw it right it'll skim and bounce across the river. so that might have been possible. but what weems is trying to do is give you an image of a man who is larger than life, who had this great, physical ability, this great, athletic prowess. we know that george is a large man. he stood about 6'3", about my height. he had a long, straight nose, high cheek bones. at his heaviest he was significantly less than i am somewhere in the neighborhood of 220 or so. at his lightest he was probably about 175, 180. that day and age they didn't have the obesity problems we experience today. but virtually every school kid learns that george washington had what kind of teeth? wooden. wooden, false teeth. yeah. and that

captain clemens landed the missouri horse artillery was coming. howitzer. his appearance was marked by prolonged cheering by the union troops and in short time union projectiles began falling towards taylor's ridge. again, this is the final disposition. you can see ireland's men down here near the buildings right up against the creek. about 11:30, a visitor rode into town working his way through crowds of idle soldiers. lacking anything else to do, men were catching pigs and poaching chickens. the visitor found general hooker sitting on a large barrel eating a sandwich and drinking a tea, an unusual beverage for hooker. looking up the hooker found the visitor to be you ulysses s. grant. the battle was over. at about the same time cleburne is visited by three generals, general breckenridge and general wheeler saying the railroad was cleared by the gap and it was safe to follow that wagon train to safety. when you go there today there's just enough room to put a small little park. this is it. which is dedicated to his victory at ringgold gap. there's the mark

so when we are asksking for clemenency for t those thahat al , that are elderly -- that are ilill, that are elderly in our jails anand prisons, we are askg for people to be saved who need safe most of is devastating to knoww t that the party of life realllly devalues human life, regarards to class r etethnicity or r gender. anand that, i think, is the cenr of the conversation. amy: congressmember omar, we had on the former director of ice who is calling for ice, which has the ultimate authority in this particular case, to release thousands of detainees. how is this being addressed right now? >> it's not. we have puput out aa letter. to thefice let a letter administratition, to the department of homeland security, asking them to do prerecisely wt the former director is callingng for. we know there are so many peoeoe who are cacaught up in this unjt immigration system. not everybody is ththe violent mumurderer that the republicacas talklk about. there are so manany people who have a rightht to seek asylum, o have a right to come andd look forr o opportunities to ststarta nenew. we need to

. >> and do we have to get through these barriers, the likes of which one woman, dawn clemens, told us that from key largo, florida, listen to what she says. >> i didn't meet criteria because i did not travel out of the united states to one of the countries. in the meantime, i'm immunosuppressed with some health conditions. i'm running a fever. i have chest congestion. and nobody can test us here. >> nobody can test us here. should she get a test. is it the position of the task force that dawn clements needs to get a test? >> i think people need to maybe the decision about testing with their doctors. the cdc has said that anybody, you know, it is up to the doctor to decide if the person needs a test or not. so if the doctor feels like based on her particular risk factors she needs a test, then the physician should order one. >> doctors are telling us that they can't get the tests. that they want to get the tests, but they can't get them. we have been told by the administration that a million tests have shipped, that 4 million will ship by next week. what does it matter if they shipped

during my first semester, we received an anonymous $500,000 gift in honor of governor bill clemens who died earlier that year. the donor wanted to hear our ideas about how we put those funds to use before they were transmitted. naturally, i proposed this money be applied to my mortgage. he passed. they liked much more the idea that they use the money to convert one of the junior postdoctoral fellowship lines to one that would support a senior scholar. they cost more and they pry away from institutions. toh that settled, i turned my associate director for suggestions about who we might target as the inaugural recipient of this fellowship. they were hard at work with what sounds like a fascinating book about oil, religion, and politics. because of other commitments, they could only join us for the spring 2013 semester. we loved having him with us because of his winning personality. we could layy so some claim to the book that resulted in the time that he spent here. it is a true pleasure to welcome him back this evening having come full circle. in alberta. it listen for the vowels. you w

be flying for several weeks the hotels will not be full in that sense of the economic activity for clemens regardless of the amount of support is provided to the companies now while they are shuttered. always a pleasure talking to you and we really do appreciate your perspective thank you thank you very much. well up to and this leads on from what we were talking about up to 50000000 jobs in the global travel and tourism sector risk because of the pandemic and in mexico right now the easter holidays are critical john heilemann travel to the coastal town of acapulco to show us how the income of thousands is in jeopardy. and its crew sun and sand give more than $4000000.00 people work its tourism industry is vital for the country now it's under threat. man these are years in the resort town of acapulco is wondering if this easter usually high season for it will instead look like now. let me get. this is my work my family depends on it i have a wife and children who depend on me so i hope they can control the coronavirus and we have a good easter. the 1st signs aren't great some cancellations