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joining us today, david asman of fox business, and he is "outnumbered." >> david: thank you. >> melissa: david, what are your thoughts on that? i know he already has folks out saying that he was just joking. >> david: right, right. >> melissa: what are your thoughts? >> harris: wow. >> david: it is consistent with them of the statements made in the past by democrats and liberals. i used to write for the editorial page of "the wall street journal," and we used to have comments by people like tom sowell and justice thomas, shelby steele, black conservatives who coined the phrase "liberal plantation." he said there could be this idea among liberal communities, unless you think the way we do, there is something wrong with you. either you're not smart enough, or you crazy, or you are just pandering to conservatives in order to get something. it is an insult, and, frankly, it's downright racist, that notion. i am hoping that, in some way, he's going to try to pull back and correct himself, but there is an economic component to it, as well. which is that a lot of minorities in america, whether

and in the center seat, david asman from fox business. he's "outnumbered" and also a friend. so good to see you. >> david: great to see you. >> harris: lets out with where we are, david, in china. i don't think there's any shocker that the investigations continue per federal government and others looking into what china has been doing throughout this pandemic. we will get new information. i also don't think of them trying to steal from us his name. >> david: right. >> harris: you couple that altogether right now, it's potentially really, really not good news. >> david: well, it's a question of whether -- we know at the very least they are guilty of criminal negligence in terms of what they didn't tell us, what they didn't tell the world about what was going on, or what they did tell the world, which turned out to be a lie. but this -- they have been taking steps beyond that, to what i'd say would be deliberate efforts to literally infect the world. what representative collins just said is something similar to what jack keane has said. general keane, i think all of us would agr

well, we were right here, but hopefully our viewers were watching me and my then co-anchor david asman. do you remember this? the 2010 flash crash, ten years ago today, a trillion dollars worth of equities vaporized in just minutes. this is video from then. oh, boy, look at my hair back then. oh, my gosh. remember, there were protests and there was this bizarre glitch. what a day. the dow was only at 10,472 but we're not seeing anything like that today. we have tech stocks that are lifting the nasdaq right now. dow is down about 44 points but the nasdaq looking nice and strong here, up 94 points. the coronavirus pandemic of course is still causing not glitches but massive disruptions in particularly the u.s. meat supply. shortages are now upon us, as stores now limit purchases of beef and pork and chicken to prevent hoarding. that has beyond meat surging after the plant-based meat giant reported better than expected quarterly earnings. that stock up 23%. but its biggest competitor, one-upping beyond's good news. impossible foods and its ceo pat brown are here in a fox business exclusiv

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i want to bring in al fox business' david asman. david, it's always great to have you on the program. i know i can look to you to explain the things that we aren't expecting. like, i don't know, when we saw that tom's report, if we would expect that kind of response on wall street. why is that and what is mean? >> david: is the president said, these numbers are shocking. we haven't seen them since the great depression. but they are not surprising. this is what happens when you virtually turn off the economy. you just flip a switch to off. even during the great depression, yet economic activity. even during world war ii, you had economic activity. during every crisis in american history, we've had economic activity. this is the first crisis in which we have literally turned that economic activity off. i know there are essential workers doing their job, but essentially turning it off. this is what happened. the question is, what happens when you turn it back on? and the market is now seeing signs that we are turning it on. that's why t

my colleague and host of "bulls & bears" david asman.ring you on the show because i know you have been walking around new york city recently, since the lockdown began, i know that's what you do. what have you seen? david: i have seen new york opening. it's not civil disobedience as you were describing it precisely. certainly not what they have in michigan. it's quiet opening. i will show you a video i just took moments ago on a rooftop in manhattan. these are construction workers. look at all these construction workers. they have begun work again. this is just a couple of blocks from where we work here at 1211 avenue of the americas. i took this video myself so it's a little shaky. i pulled back so you could see. this is happening all over new york. yes, it is defiance. yes, it is civil disobedience in a way. i don't know exactly the rules of this particular building. but i'm seeing it all over. i walk to work every day. i have been doing it since the so-called lockdown began. and stores are opening, stuart. i went to a bank that i go to

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and our own david asman asked a business that he passed, "hey, are you reopening? did you ask the city?" and they say, "no, we are preparing ourselves because we need to." and they say, police stop by or checked in on them or whatever. to martha's point, once people start reopening, there isn't really a mechanism. i don't think you have a police force willing to go in and say, "wait a second, i'm going to measure between these people and make sure you're following the ordinance." as a doctor, what do you tell viewers out there? >> dr. saphier: you know, i think it would really behoove them, these business owners, to get in right now and start coming up with what they're going to do. they may open their doors, but a lot of people at this point are scared. they've been in their house for a long time. what are they going to do to ensure the safety of their patrons so they can actually get customers again? i hate to live in a state where we do have to have governmental monitors coming in and measuring between chairs. i would just hope that these employers or these busi

thanks to david asman and the rest of the virtual couch. now, here's harris. ♪ >> harris: the trump administration is accusing china of targeting u.s. institutions, working to find a cure for coronavirus. you're watching "outnumbered overtime," am harris faulkner. the dhs and fbi are warning china-linked hackers are attempting to take data from u.s. groups studying covid-19 and potential vaccines and treatment. they want to swipe it. this, just a day after senator lindsey graham introduced a bill to sanction china if it fails to cooperate with the coronavirus investigation, and more top lawmakers say it is past time that beijing answer some questions. >> china deceived the world while people were dying. they were taking precautions inside their own borders, while yet letting people go internationally. it's time for an independent investigation led by the u.s. and others to make sure that they, number one, going forward with what actually happened, and hold them accountable. the chinese official who did this, they did be in a position where

i would also say my good friend, david asman, sent me this tweet about denmark officials who don't understandhy there aren't more covid-19 infections after reopening the country, so they give the green light to go further. i would put that up against what leslie was just saying about somebody showing up at church and having the virus. there are many, many places where we are seeing quite the opposite, where things are going back to normal, and there's a very good record that is better than expected. >> harris: yeah. right where some people live. it is this idea of personal responsibility. pete, you and i have leaned on that heavily. we will have to lean on it more as we are now at a point where all 50 states, in some way, shape, or form, reopened on this wednesday. president trump has a message for senate republicans. what he says the party needs to get tough on democrats ahead of election season. stay close. ♪ what happened daddy? well, you see here... there's a photo of you and there's a photo of your mommy and then there's a picture of me. but before our story it goes way, way, way back wi

well, we were right here, but hopefully our viewers were watching me and my then co-anchor david asman remember this? the 2010 flash crash, ten years ago today, a trillion dollars worth of equities vaporized in just minutes. this is video from then. oh, boy, look at my hair back then. oh, my gosh. remember, there were protests and there was this bizarre glitch. what a day.