-dan: hi, i'm dan. -lemonis: dan, nice to meet you. -dan: nice to meet you, marcus.emonis: so you guys all wear the stuff? -dan: yeah. -kelly: yeah. lemonis: now, is that a "ladies" body? kelly: yes, this is a "ladies" body. -lemonis: okay. -kelly: yeah. lemonis: i was surprised how small the "ladies" section was in comparison to the universe of fashion. kelly: i would love to do more feminine styles for girls and tweens. i think there's a huge opportunity there. lemonis: how much business do you do overall? total company. patrick: well, in 2014 we did $1 million. last year, we did $900,000. and now this year, 'cause of all the situations we're having, we're on track to do about $600,000. patrick: you know, one of our biggest retailers that we work with, kitson, is closed. lemonis: how much business did you do with them on an annual basis? patrick: on an annual basis, about $300,000. -lemonis: and they're gone? -patrick: gone. lemonis: so kitson was 30% of your business. patrick: easily. lemonis: to lose 1/3 of your entire business when one account goes out of busine

dan, tell me your thoughts. i'll start with you. >> dan: i don't get it.ughter's first communion this weekend and they all have masks on and even the group picture was with masks and i thought it's a shame they're going to have to remember the experience like this but who knows. my other daughter's name is isabel that was the year of hurricane isabel in maryland and everyone thought i named her after a hurricane. >> emily: always the coincidence. capri, what do you think? >> capri: no, simple as that. no way. i don't know what people are thinking. wow. >> emily: dana, your thoughts. >> dana: corona also means crown. if you think your daughter is a princess or a queen, that could work. also you bury the lede, one of the other most popular names, jasper. and you're welcome. >> dan: you did that, dana. >> emily: you are ahead of your time, dana. jesse, would you name your next baby girl princess, corona? >> jesse: noel. i was thinking maybe something like hydroxychloroquine, a nice name for a baby. doesn't kill people like coronavirus. >> emily: right, he'll

. >> i'm dan ashley. thank you for tuning in. welcome to our daily program called getting answers and that's exactly what we're going to do. we're asking experts your questions every day at 3:00 here to get answers for you in realtime to the questions you need information about. and today, we have a lot to get to. we're going to talk with our special correspondent dr. alok patel about the latest yunupdat with covid-19. post your questions on our facebook live stream, youtube live or check out our instagram stories as well. we try to get to your questions answered directly but first, before we get to dr. patel, today we are joined by sheila buck and her attorney, dan smoelen. buck arrested outside of president trump's campaign rally in tulsa, oklahoma, while wearing the i can't breathe t-shirt on saturday and she's wearing that same t-shirt today and with her attorney dan smoelen as well. thank you very figufor being wi. set the scene. you live in tulsa, not far from where this rally with president trump took place. set the scene.

dan. >> dan: all right, so it's taking off. not for me. i ain't doing this.alled space perspective. [laughter] there were monkeys eating a guy's face. i am not going to space. so, for $125,000, which is a nice chunk of change if you have that lying around. you could take a flight up into space, hang out there for two hours, get if you sell these may be, and then a two our dissent back down to earth. when the trip is over, it will splash down at the atlantic ocean and drive back to shore. it sounds like a great idea. just not for me. it's the one never do it. >> jesse: you don't want to go to space, but i know a few people who would pay. >> dan: yeah, may be juan after today's show. [laughter] >> katie: i would g go to space. they were not in space over the weekend. look at this viral video. a dolphin and two dogs on a boat. they didn't know it was barking. they became fast friends and hung out all morning on the lake. so, there you go. >> dana: very cute. [laughter] >> jesse: dana, who is smarter? a dolphin or a dog? >> dana: dolphin. [laughter] >> jesse: "sp

>> dan: you're right, by the way.f you came in for this with a partisan mind, it's not a secr secret. your analysis there is pretty accurate but putting aside the presentation component, getting to the substance, there were a couple things i came out today that are really devastating. i will get to the coronavirus thing and a second but he came out today basically telling america and the middle class most importantly which provides the voters, hey, your taxes are going up a lot because he wants to get rid of the trump tax cuts. i know some people have a tough time with numbers. not on this show but some partisans. if you were a recipient of the trump tax cut in the middle class, you got a four percentage point tax but do not cut, three percentage point tax cut or if you're in the lower income categories you got a 3% tax cut, the rich only got one, maybe two. basically what he's saying is a middle class, i'm going to put a massive tax hike on the middle class. those are just numbers, that's what he said. not my words,

dan, you squeaked by with a win.51% you're having the time of your life time for the final trades, go around the horn. tim? >> i'm going to ride that fedex momentum the stock underperformed the s&p by 16% from jan '18 lows i think it's time to buy this stock and the whole sector. >> grasso? >> om i'm looking for 10% on semiconductor om >> dan >> just on twitter, $19 billion enterprise value way too cheap here for that asset. >> guy, we hardly ever hear this song. >> can't wait to see tomorrow night's show, mel. it's going to be a big one. >> i'm off ♪ >> oh. pan american, paas. >> thanks for watching we'll see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 or >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you some money my job is not just so entertain, to educate and t

dan has been a musician for years. he sings in a cover band and they perform at weddings and birthday parties. poincare actually. luis the guitarist is one of dan's oldest friends but talking to his friend about the loss of a spade he was not easy for lewis. it was hard to get like really hard to begin with personally and quiet like a silent person so i think the best way i dealt with it with dan was to. kind of acknowledge it. ask him if he needs any fink and really leave it there until he says something to me because this last lost me would be doing is trying to constantly not nag but bring up. playing football than can choose to open up or just enjoy the game. for the last few months the team has been playing in the 2nd division there's a game every sunday then it's always that. before every game there is a minute of silence in commemoration of the last baby's. seriously this is also i struck. out he got. so far the sens united that's never won a game but today the feeling hopeful. of a season sounds awful as i play

live in union square dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you dan. >>well to the south bay now we're second night of curfew looms there are signs emotions are still running high. kron four's rob fladeboe brings us up to date. >>the 100 or so people peacefully protesting in front of san jose city hall on monday. we're in stark contrast to what happened a few miles away on west, san carlos street overnight. just before 02:00am a stolen car was driven through the windows into this stuff and puff smoke shop. intruders then ransacked the place smashing display cases and making off with assorted goods says owner rick to bashi i don't see. >>how. you know. protests can be peaceful. it is going to turn into a riot or people start taking advantage of this. >>and just are looting tomorrow. she says a few neighboring businesses also had some vandalism but nothing like what happened on friday and saturday when protests turned violent. mayor sam liccardo was among those helping clean up the mess this morning, he said. >>damage were said. >>in santa clara has now

dan thinks he's amillennial. i'm happy to wear 54 years old that t that's my age.ortant part of my life i thought we were talking about mcdonald's. >> you both are wearing pretty much, you're ragging on him for hemp ties from the same store. your clothes are from the same store. back to machicdonald's, they wil probably do away with the specialty things like shamrock shakes, that will be gone. the mcrib that would be a tragedy in my view to never have a mcrib again, things like that. those are reasons to go to mcdonald's -- what, guy? >> quickly, because i know with have to go to break. we sent a young man out to get mcdonald's for the desk. you figure he'll come back with 40 hamburgers, 40 cheeseburgers and fries. simple he came back with fillet-o fish sandwiches fired him on the spot. dwindle it down. >> guy, just so you know, back in two bubbles ago 1999 we had an interncnuggets in an hour. he scored. that was a big one. >> the shamrock shake certainly is one of the great things ever created by mcdonald's. if they lose the shamrock shake, they won't only lose th

that is for you, dan.e of the big question is, max, that sport faces of course, as it prepares to resume. what would happen in the event of positive tests? the short answer is no, it doesn't necessarily mean that any fixtures have to be cancelled. public health england have drawn a distinction between what would happen in the event of positive tests at the workplace, and what would happen in the home. so if a footballer for example tests positive, and we have seen a few have already during training, then they and members of their household have to self—isolate for seven days. but not their team—mates, as long as they don't test positive in the time that follows. now, there is a bit of uncertainty over what exactly would happen once matches begin. but i have spoken to the premier league and they are confident their protocols allow for public health england's definition of what constitutes close contact, the worry would be that certain team—mates would have been in close contact and they would have to self—i

like that we all love dan.thoughts on zoom here >> very high expectations. the consensus estimate for revenues in the quarter was $200 million. the whisper was $300 million they came in close to 330 so it wiemd out all expectations, but i think you would expect that to moderate that full-year guidance, the stock is trading at almost 30 times sales. $58 billion market cap you say to yourself they have done everything that they could have possibly done so great company, great future for it it's going to have to grow into that valuation she used the term "volatility. i would expect some volatility i have no idea if this thing is going to make a straight push to 300, but the options market was implying a 15% move in either direction. the fact that it's up or down a couple percent is interesting to me but obviously a great quarter. >> i was surprised when the results crossed that the stock wasn't down even more and down more now in the after-hours session. it's now down less than 2% tim, given the tremendous run goi

dan struggled with panic attacks and depression. now he's feeling better thanks also to the support of his football team sans united. they now have teams in the whole of the u.k. more than pleasant defense he never misses the week he training session. everybody here feels the same as me and if i need to talk i can but other than nash select i just released my energy on the pitch now his arm around a bunch of lads that will cost me 3 seconds and and it is a family it's not obtain his family. many other players the sons united have also experienced miscarriages some of them are no fathers but others have no idea whether they will ever hold their child in their arms. they're playing football for halle or york for macy and for freddie. playing football for their dead babies. of their own is it is. of learn it's ok to cry it's a quite a feel down. it doesn't make you less of a man it doesn't make you less of a person nothing but love for him so where for a 2nd family room. everyone's coffee and where his close is a family been properly i

up to that moment, dan, just from your police background.

dan abrams, we will have to lei leave it there.ou for coming on. >> thank you, brianna. >>> right now coronavirus cases are on the rise and so are the number of hospitalizations in at least a dozen states. as the nation gears up for a possible second wave of coronavirus, testing remains critical but many communities are struggling to provide the tests and actor sean penn's organization c.o.r.e. is bringing free testing to areas in need. his latest partnership is with new york state and sean penn is here now to talk about this. sean, thank you so much for coming on to highlight the work you're doing and if you can just tell me what kind of impact the surge have been having on your testing sides. >> thank you for having me. you do your job very well. great to see you challenge that used car salesman selling everything and saying nothing about what's going on in the country right now. so the test sides we started with c.o.r.e. in los angeles under the direction of governor newsom and the mayor. that model was one we were able to move

dan knows all about this.roponent of it, meditation, journaling, taking time, taking a command of about one hour of your time a day is useful in reinvigorating yourself so that you can face anything. that could be time to dream, that could be time to journal but invest in your future even if it is just in 15-minute increments throughout the day. another thing i would say is take some quiet time and consider who you are noticing. who does your heart break for right now? where is your compassion directed? you want an authentic expression of kindness and not just an obligatory giving. >> some good advice there. and for the rest of those tip, you got to read her book. >> yeah, congratulations, a.b., we're so happy for you. >> "your hidden superpower" is out right now. thank you so much, adrienne, for waking up this morning. >> i want to say i once told eva i was writing a book about kindness myself, and she spit her coffee out. i don't know what that tells you. it's going to be good. >>> hey, coming up, how to tur

>>all right dan kerman thank you and i know we'll be talking to you later thank you dan. >>well to the south bay now second night of curfew looms there are signs emotions, they're still running high. kron four's rob fladeboe brings us up to date. >>the 100 or so people peacefully protesting in front of san jose city hall on monday. we're in stark contrast to what happened a few miles away on west, san carlos street overnight. just before 02:00am a stolen car was driven through the windows into this stuff and puff smoke shop. intruders then ransacked the place smashing display cases and making off with assorted goods says owner rick to bashi i don't see. >>how. protests can be peaceful. it is going to turn into a riot or people start taking advantage of this. and just are looting tomorrow. she says a few neighboring businesses also had some vandalism but nothing like what happened on friday and saturday when protests turned violent. >>mayor sam liccardo was among those helping clean up the mess this morning, he said. >>damage to our said. >>in santa clara has now joined sa

guy, tim and dan, that does it for this special hour of "fast money.round, though cnbc special report crisis in america starts right now "fast money. "crisis in america" starts right now. >>> today's jobs report defying expectations. >> the job stunner, the stock surge, the dow topping 27,000. >> announcer: a job shocker. 2.5 million added to the payrolls in may. >> as good as these numbers are, the best numbers are yet to come. >> stocks soar >> massive rally on wall street. stocks are surging >> announcer: the dow surging 6.8% this week the nasdaq near an all-time high but the problems aren't behind us [ crowd chanting ] >> announcer: from protests -- >> we don't inevitably have to have a second wave >> announcer: to the

paul: it's all about the money, dan.t or miss, be sure to tweet it to us@jer on fnc. thanks to my panel and to all

dan is more of an expert on this than i am. i'm am a little concerned about unless the officer's life is at risk. that is a big loop hole. we'll have to see how that is delineated. i pleased he started off reading the names of police violence. names like botham jean. that was just last year. feels like decades ago. it turned into a re-election speech too quickly. we were supposed to talk about police reform. when the president talks about the economy or school choice is a civil rights issue of our time. black americans being murdered by white police officers is more serious and the president should have kept his focus there. you can hear when he's going off script. he uses the same kind of five or six words over and over again. "so true", "biggest on earth." i wish he stuck to the script there. >> harris: when i heard the presidenting to toll the economy, may i heard it differently like a knitting together black communities had been vulnerable and as jessica points out, he does have a lot to say about that issue. >> i think it'

paul: it's all about the money, dan.n hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us@jer on fnc. thanks to my panel and to ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: happy weekend, everyone. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. we've got a big show this weekend. coming up, investing venture capital legend alan patricof is here, then later, phil ruden joining me to talk about phase two of new york city's reopening. but first, the u.s. has hit an all-time high in new covid cases this week as recent spikes have some concerned that the targeted shutdowns in certain regions could be necessary to slow the

dan. >>good evening justine this video that you're seeing has to do with an incident as you mentioned that happened back in january but resurfaced following what happened to george floyd lots of questions as to whether this is a use of force at all what constitutes a use of force and whether or not this violates department policy in san francisco. you're looking at police bodycam an eyewitness video posted of san francisco police taking a suspect into custody back in january and hunters point. the eyewitness video in the center was posted to social media on friday and has raised questions as to whether the tactics used for similar to those minneapolis police used that led to the death of george floyd you to the new video are feeling concerning. >>during wednesday's online police commission meeting chief bill scott told commissioners the department's internal affairs bureau is now investigating. >>and the chief has asked san francisco's department of police accountability to conduct its own

tonight's trader line up, dan nathan, and karen finerman, should technology permit why what's been the biggest risk, we'll tell you how the fed could go from friend to foe, plus a brand new season of fo fortnite is underway, and guy has got a fast pitch for us, will the traders buy in or give up the ghost we start with a developing story out of d.c the justice department looking to crack down on protections for social media companies ylan mui has more on the story >> reporter: the doj's proposal strikes at the heart of the business model for platforms like facebook, google and twitter, section 230 of the communications ccc act the first is what they're calling the bad samaritan bill, for platforms that facilitate or solicit illegal activity, and the second specific exemptions for child exploitation, and actual knowledge of elicit activity the doj cannot do this alone they would need congress to act to change the law. big tech doesn't have a lot of friends on capitol hill these days just today, republican senator josh hawley unveiled a bill that would remove text liability protections u

paul: it's all about the money, dan.your own hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us@jer on fnc. thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot, hope to see you all right here next week. arthel: coronavirus cases surging in parts of the u.s. johns hopkins university reporting more than 45,000 new infections yesterday. as the nation approaches 2.5 million cases with more than 125,000 americans having lost their lives to coronavirus. hello, everyone, this is a brand new hour of "america's news headquarters." i'm arthel neville. hi, eric. eric: hi, arthel. thank you for joining us this afternoon. you know, sources telling fox news that vice president mike pence will no longer participate, we're told, in the upcoming campaign events. and florida and arizona responding to the surge of coronavirus casesn

dan hurwitz joins us great to speak to you. what is your sense on this deal and how tight this agreement is? i mean, to try and get out because of a material adverse event or because of a disproportionate impact from the virus on taubman, those things seem to be hard to define at least in court. >> well, i think we have to keep in mind these are two very sophisticated parties and this was an agreement that was negotiated at a very different time i think both of them have an obligation to exercise their bargained for rights as they see fit and what's in the best interest of their shareholders simon took the first shot this morning and taubman has responded. having not seen the agreement myself, but been involved in many similar agreements, i think it's a difficult argument to make while at the same time you really don't know what's going to happen to the industry, you really don't know what has happened behind the scenes during the period of time when that agreement was executed and where we are today i think the discovery will

we will go back to dan throughout the evening. earlier, our own dan bongino alongside our friend pastor darrell scott spoke on capitol hill during a hearing on police practices. let's take a look. speak of the law-abiding members of society will be threatened directly by the absence of police or the inability of police to respond to criminal activities. and in many cases would endeavor to take the law on their own hands to ensure their safety and well-being. >> removing these heroes from your communities and my community will do nothing but ensure chaos and destruction. police officers on the front line, putting themselves between the evildoers amongstey us and e honest hardworking americans yearning for some security and prosperity and the small slice of americana. >> sean: joining us now for reaction, we do have pastor darrell scott, fox news contributor dan bongino. and congressman, republican, from the state of florida matt gaetz is with us. you were talking about and i watched, the passion, the heroes. did we forget while eve

dan, go ahead. why should you hate this rally still? haven't we proven ourselves here i mention economic data around the world is improving, we're reopening here in the united states 5,000 new cases in texas, by the way, a record high. >> right isn't that kind of the point i told you a couple of weeks ago i'm far less bearish. the day the fed came in and said they were going to buy individual corporate bonds they made it very clear they're going to do whatever it takes. karen just said she has no alternative. she's going to coronntinue to pe into the perceived winners of the pandemic, which is a really sad expression to say. but when you think about it, what did the pandemic do it accelerated all these tech trends that we've already had. i guess the risk that i see right now as it relates to the stock market is we have a mega cap mania here and we have on the other side of this as far as technology is concerned, we have a bit of a bubble in some one-trick pony sort of situations like if you have to call a zoom or whatever where you're s

. >> and i'm dan ashley. prosecutors say today's plea deal brings justice for those who have waited for one of the state's most notorious killers to be sentenced. abc7 news reporter laura anthony was in sacramento for the court hearing, and joins us live. laura, this day certainly a long time coming for so many families. >> it is, dan. the level of detail, the brutality in the details we heard inside what was a courtroom here at sac state today was stunning. joseph deangelo with his admissions and his pleas confirmed that he is in fact the golden state killer. he avoids the death penalty. and while he looked and sounded frail, the level of evil in his acts was overwhelming. >> how do you plead, sir? >> guilty. >> it's the word joseph deangelo's many victims and their family members long to hear. the golden state killer's unqualified admission of guilt to 13 first-degree murders and dozens of rapes and other crimes. >> the family members of the murder victims have waited for decades for justice for their loved

dan and ama? >> all right, spencer, thank you. >>> well, take a look at these pictures tweeted by medic ambulance of the scene. they are helping with the evacuations. the fire is putting up just a big plume of smoke as you see in this photo in the video that we shared with you. we're updating this story on our website, abc7news.com. you can also find it on our abc7 news app as well. >>> and more breaking news this evening. the official autopsy report for george floyd shows he had coronavirus. the report says floyd tested positive on april 3rd. however, it also says he probably did not have symptoms, indicating covid-19 likely had nothing to do with his death. minneapolis police officer derek chauvin killed floyd last week by kneeling on his neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds. chauvin is charged with second-degree murder. three officers who were with him are charged with aiding and second-degree murder. in the east day, this is the scene from sky 7 in hayward as hundreds of protesters gathered outsi

dan, final point. you think the silent majority is going to turn it around for donald trump? what do you make of these poll numbers and do you think he can pull it out in these very important swing states in the industrial midwest that he was able to win in some places like wisconsin, very narrow margins in 2016. >> dan: you do realize 2016 is playing out all over again? the candidate doesn't visit any of the states and relies on polls showing him ten points ahead. i will leave it there and see what happens. >> capri: there was not a pandemic in 2016 but point well taken. i think we can certainly in ohio remember all of that.

>> that's right, dan.ananas, unsweetened almond milk, almond butter and cashew yogurt, and you can also use an extract of choice. here i have orange, but you can use almond or vanilla. >> that's amazing. we've been eating all these. how easy is this to make right now? >> super easy. you literally toss everything into your blender, blend it up on high, blitz it hard, and then you put it into the freezer for two hours and it's ready to go. it's going to come out looking just like this. what i've done is i've dressed it with a little bit of berries and i cut some mint up and put it on the top just so that it looks pretty and a little dash of color. >> well, i can tell you it's delicious as i'm literally spilling on myself here already. next up, though, you have another crowd pleaser for us, chocolate de-lite. what ingredients do we need to have on hand to make this? >> so for your chocolate de-lite, you need chocolate. you melt it into a double boiler. you also need eggs, both the yolk and the white, and coco

problems, to actually specify dan, what do you make of this stock?is is the perfect stock, with high-short interest, trading at higher valuation, seeming better opportunity for the short squeeze especially with announcement like this. let's be frank, an opportunity in place like china is massive you can buy it on growth at a very high valuation. >> let's find out if jeff's fast pitch won the hearts of our viewers, fast pitch on draftkings of course and total home run in your debut pitch. nice job, 54% of "fast money" fans agree draftkings is a buy and as you know winners get graced with "time of your life" time to go around the horn, jeff you're the winner kick it off. >> i will double down draftkings reiterate california, tex, florida, new york, once they realize there's a lot of growth in draftkings. >> tim >> it's nice he's having the time of his life we haven't had that in a long time good job brazil resources trade is kicking it, weaker dollar, brazil an the occurrence ewz. >> dan >> you know, mel, my song friday was i ever long" by too fighters

. >> reporter: dan, good morning. it was president trump's first time back in front of his supporters in more than 100 days. he promised there would not be a single empty seat in the arena behind me. his campaign bragged they received more than 1 million ticket requests. campaign sources tell us they oversold it. we bee ben r ident trump's - the reivedorhan a mi ticket requests. days ago the president promised it would be a packed house. >> we never had an empty seat. we certainly won't in oklahoma. >> we're resents of adamsville, alabama, and we heard our president was going to be here, and again. we're patriots. we're going to support our president. >> reporter: but inside the arena, empty seats. outside, the overflow area torn down. a last-minute decision scrapping plans for the president to also address a crowd outdoors. the campaign blamed the lower than expected turn out on protests in the area saying it interfered with supporters, even blocking access to the metal detecters which prevented people from entering

i think this is the last day of the heat, dan. >> i think you're right, dan, which will certainly help firefighters. spencer, is it going to cool off a bit? >> it is going to cool off a good bit. in san jose right now, it's 84 degrees. that's the official reading. it's hotter at some locations. relative humidity is quite low, only 36%. and it's breezy there, with winds 12 to 14 miles per hour. so that might hamper the firefighting effort just a bit, just thought i would add those details. let's take a look at what's happening. around the entire region right now, it is quite breezy everywhere. as you can see, we have surface wind speeds right now ranging from 10 to 22 miles per hour generally. and the 24-hour temperature change indicates what you talked about at the beginning of this weather report, that it is cooling down. most locations right now are 9, 10 degrees or more cooler than they were this time yesterday. so the cooling has begun, although it was quite hot this afternoon in many inland locations. right now it's 65 in san francisco. 70 in oakland. 90 at redwood city. 84 san jo

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. >> bill: dan springer in seattle, thank you, dan. fox news contributor, i mention this, can the president take action on the seattle manor was at a local issue? >> a local and state matter, for any rhetoric about taking over, the thing they would be able to do and hope you will not do that is be able to send in the military. is no doubt about it that initially, these demonstrations started about george floyd and his death, but now they have walked into individuals who are concerned about the citizenship of their city. they are going about it wrong. you can't go in and take six blocks over until law enforcement can't come in. what is needed here is the state police to come in and to get this matter under control. >> bill: i can't remember the time six city blocks were taken over by regular citizens. defies the mind.

we are back with dan, king and phil. dan, when they start turning down thomas jefferson, u.s.e washington, teddy roosevelt, were in uncharted territory. explain what is going on here, what is the motivation, what is driving this. >> i think that's a question a lot of people have, how did this happen so quickly and all of a sudden and why they anti-historical talks and attacks on george washington and avraham lincoln. i do believe the seeds of this were planted 30 years ago when universities imposed speech for creating forbidden speech and university presidents estimate that thing and when students started to a attack liberal professors accusing them of racism, driving them out of the classroom again, liberal readership and i think the left, the progressives have taken the opportunity to see the leadership in most of the cities is very weak and they will drive the politics as far as they can take it. paul: why are the leaders of liberal institutions, i use liberal here in the traditional sense of the liberal principles of tolerance and open debate and free speech, wired the hea

>> absolutely, dan. we heard that dr. fauci implored everyone, it is our individual responsibility, it's our societal responsibility and basically he says you can be part of the problem or we can be part of the solution. >> okay, let's wear our masks, everybody. dr. jen, thank you very much. eva, over to you. >>> starting as early as next week americans could possibly be banned from traveling to 30 european countries. the eu's decision to ban americans from entering europe is likely in response to the recent spike in coronavirus cases in several states. the eu is reportedly planning to allow travelers from other countries that have slowed the spread of the virus, like china where the pandemic began. >>> "the new york times" is reporting that u.s. intelligence found that a russian military unit secretly offered bounties to taliban linked militants for killing u.s. troops. the report claims that the trump administration has known about this for months and is still deliberating what actions to take. this is fit me russia has

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dan balz, the chief corresponde washington post.nd jonathan lemire, white house reporter for the associated press. good friday evening to all of you. appreciate you being here. abby, let's start with you. you look at these governors, many of them republican, facing a crisis in their states as these case numbers soar, what's the significance of these trump allies now having problems? >> well, these are the very same people who just a fewhs mogo were so eager to open their states back up that ey were among the first to do it. and now they're realizing that there are real consequences doing it too quickly ando t doing it not in conjunction with clear public health messagg about what people should do. so when you see it places like florida starting to realize that they have a potentially uncontrollable outbreak on their hands, that is a real warning sign. because these were the folweks wh the most ardent backers of the administration pushing for reopening they are suddenly in texas in particular starting to close their states up again.

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baer dan was u.s. ambassador to the organization for security and cooperation in europe under president obama he is now with the carnegie endowment to both of you welcome to the day let me start with you and would you bring today's court ruling up there with making same sex marriage legal but we saw about 5 years ago. absolutely it's an important ruling it is a day to celebrate although with a caution in this is protections on employment but it's not a blanket protection we still have. we still face discrimination in other areas in housing in public accommodations in access to health care so it is a great day but we recognize that it's not a final decision and we still have a patchwork of local nondiscrimination policies and state nondiscrimination policies that allow us to. face discrimination in other areas so when these are you saying we need more legislation then to protect the rights of the community in the u.s. . it's not just more legislation because you reference that we are undergoing turmoil

robert: dan, you study these polls.ny time the post has a story about a poll and usually on the front page writing about it. what ahe you learning you study these latest numbers when you see him hing soft support, with evangelicals and white voters? >> bob, i think -- you know, as we know, you can't predict the outcome of this election at this smoment. but if you look at these polls, the president is in a terrible position. i talked to t strategists over the last couple of days about these polls. one aic repu, and one a democrat. and both of them used the same expression, unprompted, which is trump fatigue. id one of them o me if you look at these poll numbers, his ballot number the number of -- the percentage of people who him is actually below his for approval rating. and i said, well, you would gsume in normal times the president willt at least his approval rating in terms of the vote in november. and this person said i am not convinced of that. i think that there are a lot of voters w have just kind of had it with t