donald trump blaming the governors. donald trump blaming china. donald trump blaming everybody but himself, of course. the chinese are doing the same thing on the global level. i don't think it's going to work for either. >> it's a very good point. because in our minds, we have this binary idea, that either china is to blame or america is to blame. the chinese clearly have that idea, that it is a zero-sum game. clearly, both countries' systems in different ways for different reasons failed spectacularly. we can, later on, go back and look at which is more to blame. clearly, i think china is, because of the disease originated there and they suppressed information about it. >> yes. >> for a kcritical three weeks r so. the idea that it is one or the other is absurd. there are smaller countries with fewer pretensions that have less to fall back on and are not playing a geopolitical game that have done very well, whose systems have performed very well. i would have included singapore in that group, and maybe we still should. unfortunately, in the last 2

states is close to overtaking italy as the country with the world's highest death toll president donald donald trump says he wants to reopen america as soon as possible but nearly one 3rd of all cases in the world now in the u.s. . passengers have thinned out on new york subways but that snow is surance to many people who need the ride if i think you need it like getting that one right yeah like you know there's a lot of help if you want to take the whole thing so you can get away from the training getting tired so that's not me. you know your kids you don't miss it that's the problem keeping your distance from others experts agree that social distancing combined with aggressive testing of suspected cases is the fastest way to tackle coded 19 but there aren't enough tests for the job in new york and elsewhere in the u.s. new york's governor says companies now cannot provide the numbers needed we need. an un precedented mobilization where government can produce these tests in the millions president trump pointed to progress in the numbers of new cases on the other side you have the numbers of beds be

quite interesting and it might reflect the comments tom was referring to earlier on about donald trump. donald trump. donald trump indicating the next two weeks will be a very painful two weeks. potentially with the news of up to 250,000 people who could die in the u.s. i think from a mental point of view, this does perhaps make some people think, what other safe havens are there? if the u.s. is going to be hit so hard, the yen is the obvious one, the more traditional safe haven. the yen and the swiss bank -- the yen and the swiss franc. they have been intervening quite heavily in the market. because of that, maybe some investors would rather go into the yen as a safe haven. there have been questions in the japanese press last week about the huge amount of debt that is already carried in japan. that of course is going to be significantly worsened. we have heard a this morning talk about -- we have heard abe this morning talk about putting together the boldest ever stimulus plan. some investors in japan are saying if this is what finally breaks the back in terms of confidence in the japanese ec

and then there's donald trump. donald trump has been saying he will run for president as a republican which is surprising since i assumed he was running as a joke. [laughter] donald trump often appears on fox which is ironic because a fox often appears on donald trump had. [applause] [laughter] if you are the washington post table with trump and you cannot finish your entrÉe, do not worry, the fox will eat it. [laughter] and if i can from moment talked about the birther issue, when did we get so suspicious about where people were born? a usa today poll last week said the percent of americans think the president was deftly born in the u.s.. moree very same poll 5% said donald trump was definitely born in the u.s.. has it reached a point where americans only think something -- someone was born here if they saw it? i know i was born here. and i know my younger brother was born here. but when it comes to my older brother, i can only take him at his word. [laughter] gary busey said donald trump would make a great president. of

being likened to the tea party, which was the antiestablishment movement that came before donald trump. donald trump has actually been quite supportive of this movement, t too, mostly becauset is taking aim at democratic state governors who are the ones implementing the quarantine measures. trump has tweeted out that people should "liberate" the states where this is taking place. as you can see, some of these protesters are wearing masks. some are not. they are certainly not keeping their distance. that has led some to speculate that these protests could actually be the cause of a new wave of coronavirus infections that might even necessitate the elongation of the very quarantines they are protesting against. brent: it is amazing. we understand that facebook says it is going to step in and it will not promote these protests, right? >> riep. facebook -- right. facebook's policy is to avoid spreading harm. it has already taken down information relating to upcoming demonstrations that violate state rules, including in nebraska, california, and new jersey. facebook says it is doing so proactively.

joe biden ahead of donald trump outside of the margin of error 50-40. in same poll 64% say donald trump is not honest and trustworthy. of the minority who find him trustworthy, can only hope they found lysol's statement of drinking their product more trustworthy than donald trump's saying it might be perfect for the coronavirus. the white house went from now white house briefing on the schedule to having it, then canceling the white house briefing from the schedule. before restoring the white house briefing to the schedule. donald trump knew he was going to get a question about disinfectant but he also knew he could just cut the reporter short and not answer the question. >> maryland and other states, governor larry hogan specifically said they've seen a spike in people using disinfectant after your comments last week. i know you said they were sarcastic -- >> i can't imagine why. >> do you take any responsible? >> i can't imagine. go ahead please. >> dr. anthony fauci says that -- >> that was it. no responsibility. takes no responsibility and once again donald trump was able to c

trump sees 01’ back donald trump. donaldat sort of dynamic play itself out again this november, whether that will be the case are not coming up at donald trump is running as the incumbent, that remains question. clearly that will be what he tries to do. try and paint this as bernie sanders being wronged by the democratic party end by elizabeth warren. so with the focus now onjoe biden, the issue here though, anthony, is thatjoe biden, we have not seen much of him recently. know, we happen. you have to remember in a normal presidential election campaign cycle, this is kind of a downtime have concluded. —— no, we have been. presumptive nominee would spend a lot of time fundraising and organising, finding difficulty getting out into the spotlight anyway against an incumbent. that has made —— made all the harder wherejoe incumbent. that has made —— made all the harder where joe biden incumbent. that has made —— made all the harder wherejoe biden has been essentially confined to his house in delaware and can only communicate with

donald trump gave the country a weekend off duty. a full weekend where no one had to watch donald trump saying crazy and dangerous and indescribably stupid things and the only people who could have been disappointed that donald trump spent the weekend silently cowering in fear of reporters were the people working on the biden for president campaign who so far have every right to believe that the white house briefings are the best thing that has happened to the biden campaign since joe biden secured endorsements from democratic rivals. a university poll shows joe biden ahead of donald trump outside of the margin of error 50-40 in the same poll 64% say donald trump is not honest and trustworthy. of the minority who find donald trump trustworthy, we can only hope they found lysol's statement about drinking their product more trustworthy than donald trump's suggestion that lysol might be the prefect treatment for coronavirus. the trump white house went from no briefing on their schedule to having a white house briefing on the schedule to cancelling the briefing from the schedule befor

mayor of los angeles and the governor of california and no thanks whatsoever to donald trump or to anyone working for donald trump. and donald trump clearly fears that he is going to be judged on the issue of testing and so what a sane politician would do in a situation like that is not what donald trump chooses to do. california governor gavin newsom and andrew cuomo believe they will be judged on their ability to get people tested so they are working very, very hard to get people tested. that's not the trump approach. he believes if people jurchl him on testing, he's just going to lie about testing. he's not going to do anything about it. he's just going to lie about it. and the big lie in today's white house briefing which pretended to outline guidelines just guidelines, just suggestions about how governors might or might not decide to reopen certain activities in their states, the big lie in that briefing was the lie of omission. the lie of omission about testi testing. donald trump and his task force tried to get through the briefing without talking about testing. when dr. birx finished her answer how

no member of the trump family has ever gone off to war, any war, not donald trump, not donald trump's father, not donald trump's children. no trump has ever gone as dr. rye just put it flying into the inferno. >> and what has been so surprising to me is that the resource depletion i'm seeing in one of the wealthiest cities in the world reminds me about the limitations i experienced when i was providing medical care for war wounded refugees in the middle east working for doctors without borders. >> as rachel and i were just discussing, at 7:00 p.m. every night in new york city, the city stops to cheer and clap for the heroes like dr. rai who are flying into the inferno every day and here is what it sounded like tonight from just one rooftop on the lower east side of manhattan. [ cheers ] >> leading off our discussion tonight is dr. jah, the director of the harvard global health institute and ron klain is with us, former senior aide to vice president joe biden and he's now co-host of the podcast "epidemic." there is interesting statistical developments in new york today. governor cuomo

donald trump said that. and donald trump also said that the governor of washington is a snake. the word that donald trump used for the governor of washington. when washington state was the hardest hit by the coronavirus, someone seems to have convinced donald trump to stop calling governors snakes because they are trying to save people's lives in their states but the trump deflection game continues and he has, he's now taken to accusing the world health organization of being wrong about the coronavirus. donald trump said quote they also minimized the threat very strongly. those are his words. they also minimized the threat very strongly. no one minimized the threat more than donald trump when donald trump was saying that 15 cases were going to go to zero, the world health organization was warning the world that the coronavirus quote has pandemic potential. and after the world health organization officially declared a pandemic on march 11th, donald trump did not admit that until it was -- did not admit it was a pandemic until six days later on march 17th and the day before the w

farm existent in013 thatay have helped some of sanders' supporters going to thi parties or donald trump. donaldmp wants to see that play out again in novembe whether that will be the case but clearly that's going to be what he's going to try to dai point this as bernie sanders being wng by the demoatic party and by elizabeth warren. biden, the issue here is we've not seen much of him recently. >> no, we haven't. you have to remember, in a normal presidential election of aign cycle, this is kind a down time after the primaries have concluded butor bthe national conventions where a pursue suffere nominee would have had find a lot of time organizing and fundraising. that is made all the harder in this case where joe biden has essentially beenonfined to his hues in delaware and can only communicate with the media, with supporters and fundraisist via ideo conferences and t like. it is going to be a very big challenge for him to try to break through, particularly where donald trump has this platform where he has national pressfe cnces every single day. but there are months to go before november and b

donald trump talking about the first of the ventilators coming off the factory line by general motors, something that donaldted general motors do a few weeks ago. donald trump talking about facts that industry had switched from what their normal responsibilities were for the pandemic efforts. let's go back, we didn't have the video itself but donald trump just picking didn't have the video itself but donald trumpjust picking up again now after that. we have others also doing it, and these are very high grade ventilators, so we are helping a lot of people at this moment. nobody needs them. we have your member that during the search, nobody has needed them for weeks now. but we will have them for stockpiles and importantly we were half them for other countries because nobody is able to do things like we can do, and we will be able to help other countries that are having tremendous problems, to put it mildly. my administration is using every available authority to accelerate the development, study and delivery of therapies — so important, therapies. treatments and ultimately what we want to come up with is a s

and it surely will be quickly forgotten if you're donald trump and if you're not infected with coronavirus. in that tweet, donald trump acknowledged that it will not be quickly forgotten by quote those that sadly lost a family member or friend. but everyone else donald trump expects will forget this horror quickly, but if you don't lose a family member or friend. because donald trump thinks that you are just like him. donald trump thinks there's no such thing as tragedy if it doesn't happen to him. here is someone who is not like donald trump at all. >> my name is agit rye. i'm an anesthesiologist in california and did medical training in los angeles and new york, which is why new york city has a special place in my heart and it's also why it was so difficult for me in california just waiting for the coronavirus tsunami to hit us because it felt like new york city was on fire, and i was just watching my friends and colleagues burn. so i felt this sense of calling and i abruptly packed my bags, booked a one-way ticket to new york and received emergency credentials at my hospital in manhattan and requested time of

donald trump is not like any other president in our lifetime, so it's not surprising -- i mean, who among us, you, brian, anybody here who's covered donald trump over the last three and a half years, who's surprised to learn that donald trump is not reading the pdb. it just happens that right now we know that there in black and white, day after day, the intelligence community was telling donald trump, this pandemic is coming, and the failure of donald trump, which is not to not just read these pdbs, but the comprehensive failure of him to do his job, the read the pdb on a regular basis, hopefully seven days a week, he's not doing that. and now we're paying the price for a failure that we knew existed in him already, but now where the stakes had been highest, we see what the cost of that failure is in this instance. >> john heilemann, thank you, as always, for having us in, certainly, these days, a win for presidential candidate joe biden, as he gets a major endorsement today from hillary clinton. we are back with that bit of political news right after this. ♪ we hope you find our digital solutions helpful to bank safely from home. deposi

donald trump. joe joyce is not the only one. today the intrepid asked donald trump is he concerned about people that listen to him, believe him and get sick. it was a simple question but the answer could not possibly have been more proverse. >> i interviewed someone who said that his family got sick. they went to a funeral in mid march. they said mainly because the president wasn't taking it seriously. if the president had a mask on and said we should stay home, i would have stayed home and instead, we have family members sick because they were listening to you, do you feel like or are you concerned that down playing the virus maybe got some people sick? >> a lot of people love trump, right? a lot of people love me. see them all the time. i guess i'm here for a reason, you know. to the best of my knowledge, i won. and i think we're going to win again. i think we're going to win in a lan slide. >> the trump non-answer rambled on as his non-answers always do. and he never spoke one word of sympathy for any one of the 42,043 americans that lost their lives to cov

donald trump put in writing his theme of the day. he said in writing quote the federal government is merely a backup for state governments. donald trump then attacked senator schumer for criticizing donald trump's failure to lead in the war on this pandemic. the trump letter told senator schumer that senator schumer should have "spent less time on your ridiculous impeachment hoax." and donald trump closed his letter with a line that actually does seem to actually have been written by donald trump. it says, "i've known you for many years but i never knew how bad of a senator you are for the state of new york until i became president." joining us now is the democratic senator kamala harris of california. she's a member of the senate judiciary committee and intelligence committee. senator harris, thank you very much for joining us tonight. and your reaction -- >> you're welcome. >> -- to donald trump's theme of the day, which is we're just a backup, as he told senator schumer in that letter. >> everything about that letter is just yet again another expression of ignorance coming from the president of the united states. let me tell

everybody's talking and rewriting about this is that there is a sense of duty that he feels to donald trump donald trump doesn't wear a mask and he's been feeling like he's been saying wearing a mask is kind of a sign of weakness and it hurts the economy that it seems like that is impetus for doing it larry. i guess so but it's so it's a weird obsession by the way tomorrow on politicking my guess is a great american bill frist double billed for his doctor. went overseas how hiv in africa he was a former majority leader was seen as he's our guest tomorrow everybody to watch on politic i guarantee you here going to show in the video i just showed i can't wait to hear his reaction. to the press thanks larry good conversation you. and boy we're out of time again have to fast thanks so much for being with us to grab some friends looking for those cash like the rest of the year and tell of a portable t.v. where you really develop she answered. yes . i was on the floor. you know praying. i was having something fever i didn't have any sense of c. it's been the most you can. do. recently she was on the you

everybody's talking and rewriting about this is that there there is a sense of duty that he feels to donald trump donald trump doesn't wear a mask and he's been feeling like he's been saying wearing a mask is kind of a sign of weakness and it hurts the economy that it seems like that is impetus for doing it larry. i guess so but it's so it's a weird obsession by the way tomorrow on politicking my guess is a great american bill frist double billed for his doctor. dr frist went overseas help hiv in africa he was a former majority leader was seen as he's our guest tomorrow everybody to watch on politic i guarantee you here going to show him the video i just showed i can't wait to hear his reaction. to the best thanks larry good conversation you are and boy we're out of time again have. actual much for being with us from looking for those like the rest here and tell of a portable t.v. . she gets. the economic system known as capitalism has generated more wealth than any other system in history in many ways it is defined maternity itself hundreds of millions have been lifted out of poverty however capitalism

and a donald cult -- freudian slip, donald trump has a cult and unfortunately i -- i think that the people that are in his cult that are immovable from following him are going to be insignificant harm if they follow this advice not to mention the hydroxychloroquine which has caused some deaths in people it's thought. so we have a lot to work on here. >> and last question to you, one in five new yorkers may have covid-19 per anti body tests. this is getting terrifying really for a lot of folks. >> it is. at this point you know, governor cuomo is really ramping up the testing to -- so that we can really confirm that data. so this is the very beginning of the data, but definitely it's -- it's very concerning. but i'm not surprised. i'm here on the boots in new york. a lot of people have coronavirus. i had it myself and i'm over it. i'm honestly not shocked with the statistics to be honest with you. >> well, stay safe and we're glad that you are feeling better. thank you both very much. stay safe. >>> and coming up, the new coronavirus relief package. we'll tell you what's in it and the really

donald trump. i don't really know anything about the political affiliations of either one of those doctors. i'll start there. but i do think that, as donald trump has gotten closer to what's -- we know the economy is going to reopen, and we know it'll reopen in phases. that was always the case. we know donald trump does not have any authority, one way or the other, either to shut down the economies in these states. he didn't have that authority. he also doesn't have the authority to open the economies in the states. the authorities rest with the governors. donald trump with exhort, try to persua persuade. he can try the move the doctors through argumentation, through threats, through bribes, through whatever. he can't order anybody to do anything. it's clear that donald trump is fixated on re-election. we know that. it is clear that donald trump looks at the unemployment numbers across, especially the states he knows he needs to win in the fall, and is terrified of the fact that a prolonged economic downturn, the likes of which we're almost certain to see, is imperilling his re-election every day. he is willing to gamble the lives of amer

donald trump. his job, his sole purpose in life is to curry favor with donald trump, to pump up donald trump, and to inflate donald trump's ego and never say a crossword. even lindsey graham is on the record now with reporters trying to send that message, you know, the s.o.s. message with the blinking his eyes and the hostage video. he's trying to tell donald trump over and over again, you are screwing this up. these briefings are not working for you. all of your addictions, this one, the one to being in the constant spotlight, trump used to stay away from that briefing room as if it was, you know, as if it was the place that contained the crypto night, he never went in that briefing room. now you once he discovered he could go in there and command the stage for two hours edet, na day, he's addicted to it. but even lindsey graham is saying you might want to do that once a week, buddy, because it's not helping you. because there's no world in which these briefings are helping dump. it's ju donald trump. he's telling everyone stop and he just cannot resist the lure of those cameras. because the one th

donald trump. hoy finalmente el presidente donald trump aceptÓ que los gobernadores tendrÁn la Última palabra en elura del paÍs una vez que se cumplan las condiciones para hacerlo y tambiÉn arbitrio que su gobierno pretende manejar el financiamiento... [audio confuso] >> el presidente ya tiene una fecha donde algunos estados pueden eliminar las normas de aislamiento para poder reactivar la economÍa. [habla en inglÉs] antes de final de abril confirmÓ que la casa blanca autorizarÁ la apertura, pero el presidente donald trump dijo que los gobernadores serÁn los que decidan. el gobernador demÓcrata de new york dijo que si el paciente donald trump ordena abrir el estado, pero si el lo considera como riesgo para la salud no lo harÁ. [habla en inglÉs] el de california ya anunciÓ un plan de seis puntos para abrir el estado, el presidente donald trump dijo que bloquearÁ los fondos en plena pandemia. [habla en inglÉs] ¿por quÉ también elogiÓ a china? y no respondiÓ. el presidente dijo que el sistema de pruebas para el virus en estados unidos es el mejor del mundo, pero su propio asesor afirmÓ hoy que el paÍs

talking and rewriting about this is that there there there is a sense of duty that he feels to donald trump donald trump doesn't wear a mask and he's been feeling like he's been saying wearing a mask is kind of a sign of weakness and it hurts the economy that it seems like that is the impetus for doing it larry. i guess so but it's so it's a weird obsession by the way tomorrow on politicking my guess is a great american bill frist bubba bill for all god you are doctor. for is what all the. hiv in africa he usually was a former majority leader was seen as he is our guest tomorrow everybody to watch on politic i guarantee you here are going to show in the video i just showed i can't wait to hear his reaction. to the best thanks larry good conversation you. and boy we're out of time again have fast at certain areas thanks so much for being with us if you have some friends looking for those cash like the rest here and tell of a portable t.v. where you really develop to get some. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important to accelerate the transition to susta

talking and rewriting about this is that there there there is a sense of duty that he feels to donald trump donald trump doesn't wear a mask and he's been feeling like he's been saying wearing a mask is kind of a sign of weakness and it hurts the economy that it seems like that is the impetus for doing it larry. i guess so but it's so it's a weird obsession by the way tomorrow on politicking my guess is a great american bill frist bubba bill. went overseas how. he was a former majority leader was seen as he's our guest tomorrow everybody to watch on politic. here going to show him the video i just showed i can't wait to hear his reaction. to the best thanks larry good conversation to you. and boy we're out of time again. thanks so much for being with us to grab some friends looking for those like the rest. and tell of a portable t.v. for you. yes. i was on the. train. i was having. with you. didn't. push myself. as the u.s. economy was booming growing numbers of people were made homeless. you can work 40 hours in a week and still not have enough to get housing everybody believes america still is t

it was donald trump -- donald trump who praised the china's so-called transparency in a tweet in januaryere it is on the screen. likewise, he praised the w.h.o. for working very hard and very smart in february. and that was after -- after his china travel ban. but in his search for a scapegoat, he would rather us forget that he defended china and the w.h.o. and he took chinese president xi at his word and he denied any concerns about a cover-up. >> i spoke with president xi of china, and he's working very hard on this. china is very -- you know, very professionally run in the sense that they have everything under control. we just sent some of our best people over there, world health organization and a lot of them are composed of our people, they're fantastic. >> are you concerned that china is koovring up -- >> no, china is working very hard. they're in touch with our world health organization. cdc also. we're working together, but the world health is working with them. >> are you still satisfied with how president xi is handling the coronavirus? >> i think president xi is working very h

the sole mission, defeat donald trump, slander donald trump, but the stretch donald trump. same people even in the middle of a national crisis, a pandemic, health emergency, the mob and the media predictably cares about one thing. what theyut cared about scenes donald trump, melania trump comes down the escalator. smearing, scandal and thend president of the united states. i've said it, if they cured cancer, they want to impeach him for curing cancer. for the first time in years, we have a president not afraid to fight back and he does it withpo some power and gusto and energy. joe could use some energy. take a look. >> we have a few clips that we are just going to put up. we can turn the lights a little bit low.er you could find them interesting. >> we will be suspending all flights from europe to the united states for the next 30 days. i'm officially declaring a national emergency. we could give you hundreds of clips just like that. we have them. we don't want this to go on too long but i just want to say, you know, it's very sad when people write false stories. we did all

hay problemas con los doctores, economistas y donald trump. donaldatando de anticiparnos a lo que el virus va a hacer. hasta que no tengamos una vacuna nosotros no podemos intervenir. marÍa antonieta: pero antes de la vacuna, el antiviral? juan: bueno, los medicamentos sÍ, pero igual el paciente puede ir a un hospital, los medicamentos pueden salvar la vida, pero no diminuye los casos. la vacuna diminuye el contagio. si estoy vacunado, si el virus entra en mÍ, los anticuerpos de la vacuna lo matan. jorge: nunca lo decimos, pero ha sido inalcanzable. gracias. gracias por estar aquÍ. aparece en muchÍsimos programas. sigue apareciendo. marÍa antonieta: son como varios doctores juan. en la maÑana, la tarde, en la noche. juan: la verdad que ha sido un trabajo de equipo. todos hemos hecho en univisiÓn. jorge: queremos agradecerte mucho. hacemos una pausa y volvemos. (soft music) - [female vo] restaurants are facing a crisis. grubhub. together we can help save the restaurants we love. primo, ¿no sabes que tratándote con nexium 24hr te proteges contra la aci

spic back in the day, they may have said things that are untrue but they can't compete with donald trump. donald trump, as you know, is effectively the spokesperson, the press secretary, the communications director, the chief of staff. it's all trump. so to aim your ire at his staff for saying things that are not true is really -- is a really misplaced anger. this comes from the top. i recounted a scene where i interviewed him backstage at a rally and it's probably his most forgotten campaign pledge from 2016. he promised that i will not lie to you. he promised he would tell the truth. this was donald trump in 2016, i promise i will always tell you the truth. i asked him about that backstage at a rally during the midterms and his answer was amazingly candid. he said, well, you know, i try to tell the truth when i can. i tell the truth when i can. reminded me of an old friend in college who told me i would never lie to you unless i really had to. >> it's unbelievable. i guess your larger point there is that it's barely a blip. i've thought for a long time that donald trump benefits and survives p

comes from hollywood and the stink that comes from new york, these people want to blame donald trump. blame donald trump. after this is all over, you will answer to the regulated militias. keep blaming him. keep blaming him and you will watch what happens. host: do you think there will be violence coming? caller: i think -- i don't know if there will be violence coming, but i think if you stink, if you are going to blame donald trump on this, you have another thing coming. you watch what i'm saying. i won't do nothing. i will sit back and laugh. you have will be goldberg on the -- host: got your point. michelle, in new york, on the line for those over 70. caller: good morning. 74.st want to say that i am for the past 10 years, i have know, itll, i don't was five years ago that i had this dnr, do not resuscitate. i had a document with my lawyer that i gave to both of my children. actually, just three years ago, -- hello? host: i'm listening, go ahead. caller: anyway, to make a long story short, i was in a dnr circumstance, where they were going to resuscitate me, and my daughter happened to be ther

there is donald trump's own proof that donald trump is in charge of nothing. >> yes, and also, you knowle have complained rightly about donald trump's mixed messaging on how to handle this virus throughout the last three months. that's a fair criticism. what is more striking, i put my political glasses on all the time rngs is just how bumfuzzled trump teseems to be on the politics of this. he seems to be, you know, trump is often, you know, what's that phrase which is sometimes wrong but never in doubt. that's always been trump's guiding political guide. he always has very strong convictions. he bulldozes down a certain path. it worked for him in some circumstances and not others. he doesn't seem often to be lacking in what his instincts are telling him. doesn't often seem to be anything less than sure sense in his mind of his surefootedne surefootedne surefootedness. throughout all this it feels like he is really befuddled by what's going on around him and has -- doesn't feel like even from his own point of view like he has a firm grip on how to proceed tactically or strategically beca

to some extent this election was always going to be about donald trump. anything donaldrump does is all about donald trump. this likely was going to stack down vote onp or his first term of office, which would not be unusual for sitting presidents. even more so, because of the pandemic, this will be a referendum on his leadership and whether or not people feel like he has done everything he can to maintain the health safety of america and the economic safety of america. biden will have a limited ability probably late in the game to create a contrast with trump. there'll be plenty to do there, but he will have to pick carefully what issues he strikes out on because the american public -- it is hard to predict what they will care about in september and october of this year. we do know one thing for sure. securityd economic will be at the top of that agenda. david: speaking of health, one last question. do republicans who resist the risk, did we see that in wisconsin when republicans forced people to come in person to the polls? rick: i think this debate about vote by mail

. >> dan a conocer detalles de la orden ejecutiva con la que el presidente donald trump formaliza el presidente donaldtrump, sus propiedades siguieran obteniendo permiso de mano de obra migrante. la historia de una joven que lleva semanas tratando de conseguir una posible cura para su padre que lucha por sobrevivir al covid-19 en un hospital de florida, la sangre de un paciente recuperado es oro puro para su familia, comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn con enrique acevedo. >> buenas noches, la suspensiÓn temporal de la migraciÓn ya es un hecho despuÉs que el presidente firmÓ la orden ejecutiva que le autoriza, pero la medida tiene una larga lista de e secciones, migrantes que estÁn en el paÍs en proceso de obtener su residencia permanente, algunos expertos creen que esta pausa de 60 dÍas sÓlo retrasarÁ la emisiÓn de tarjetas de residencia para una minorÍa de extranjeros que buscan migrar. >> pablo gato nos cuenta mÁs. [audio confuso] [habla en inglÉs] >> los trabajadores estadounidenses sean los primeros en obtener trabajo, la orden afecta a las personas que estÁn afuera de

de cerca de 1200$ ya estÁn empezando a llegar, de pronto esos h que se llevan el nombre de donald trump, donaldiecen a imprimir, la preguntÉ es que si se van a demorar ahora no, porque finalmente el presidente mandÓ al departamento del tesoro, que es el que rige el departamento de rentas internas a que imprimiera su nombre, no como firma, sino en la parte izquierda del cheque, que ahÍ llevara el nombre del presidente, para propaganda, porque el presidente habÍa dicho que se habÍa rumorado, de que Él querÍa que su firma estuviera en todos los cheques, eso no estÁ permitido en la ley, pero la ley no tiene ninguna inconveniencia de que sÍ lleve su nombre en su parte izquierda. ahÍ llegarÁ el cheque, el nombre de presidente, serÁn 7 millones de estadounidenses casi que reciban el cheque por correo, y puede que ahora los cÓdigos de la computadora tienen que cambiar para poder imprimir esos cheques con el nombre del presidente. aunque el departamento de rentas internas dicen que no habrÁ demoras, expertos dicen que no ven la manera de cÓmo se imprimen esos cheques con una rapidez expedita para que ll

of most fascinating story lines that we're tracking here is the role of the governor versus donald trump. donald has led from behind on all of this. it's been the governors who have taken the lead other than governor desantis and the governor of mississippi. the trump has pitted the governors against each other. they led the way on mitigation. it's going to be interesting, when we look back on this, we'll ask, whether or not the states were treated fairly? whether there was favoritism and look at the different results that we got from the states that took this seriously and the ones that took their cues from the earlier donald trump -- it's very interesting, governor desantis like the governor of mississippi, clearly taking their cues from the earlier donald trump and it's only now that trump is changing his tune that they're belatedly taking action. i'm guessing that history isn't going to treat them at all because of their delay. >> you know, kim, charlie makes a great point, this is sort of the donald trump of last week, you know, ron desantis didn't even keep up if he's trying to be trump mi

2016 which may have helped some of bernie sanders supporters go to third parties or even back donald trump. donaldf dynamic play itself out again. whether that will be the case or not now that donald trump is running as the incumbent, that remains a question, but, clearly, that is what he is going to try to do, paint bernie sanders has being wronged by the democratic party and by elizabeth warren. so joe biden, the issue here though, anthony, is that joe biden, we have not really see much of him recently. know, we haven't. you have to remember in a normal presidential election campaign cycle, this is kind of a downtime after it's been concluded but before the national conventions, where presumptive, nominee would spend a lot of time fundraising and organising, finding difficulty getting out into the spotlight a nyway getting out into the spotlight anyway against an incumbent. that's made all the harder in this case, where joe made all the harder in this case, wherejoe biden made all the harder in this case, where joe biden has made all the harder in this case, wherejoe biden has essentially been c

and as of tonight, they cannot be tested in the country that donald trump says is doing the best testing of any country in the world. donald trump says the testing is up to the governors and at the same time, donald trump tries to pretend that he can somehow magically reopen the economy and get people back to work even though he, donald trump is not going to get them tested. you know who is trying to get you tested? the guy who put this sign in a supermarket parking lot that i drove into the other day in los angeles and when i took that picture, i didn't know who put the sign there. the community organized relief effort is running a drive-through covid-19 test site and more test sites around the los angeles area and the person who put that sign there and is now getting drive-through testing up and running in los angeles is the oscar winning actor sean penn. right now tonight sean penn is doing more to save the life of the next julio ramirez who needs testing than donald trump is doing. sean penn will join us at the end of this hour to explain how he's coordinating his drive-through testing sites with the mayor of los angel

from 5 in scotland he gave this assessment of donald trump's decision. march 26th donald trump signed or communicate that he was present at the meeting of the g. 20 when he said he would strengthen the w. rituals mandate they would increase the funding for disaster response they would give more money so it could develop a new virus and they would help it deal with the problems facing the developing countries this is not only a logical step by the president it's an act of self wrong because to protect ourselves locally in germany or in america we have to act globally and if this disease has a 2nd or 3rd round in africa or in the developing world and then comes back to the west then we will be to blame for not helping those african countries or the w jurors in total supporting protect themselves when they have underdeveloped health systems and through soft social safety nets who can't adopt the social distancing are not the measures that we're adopting in the west gordon brown has a look at some other stories making news around the world a new zealand's prime minister says

donald trump was there. the governor of california said donald trump has been on the phone every time i need him to be on thehone. we are going to have a contest about donald trump's performance as president with the virus. he's made consistently good decisions. shutting down travel from china. >> sean: if these guys stocking the shelves stayed open, the epicenter of this thing in the middle of all this, how come we can't -- and we kept them safe, why can't we open everything safely. i'd keep half of new york city workers home. give everyone a temperature check. put masks on everybody. >> i think you are going to see an opening of this country based on sound science. phase one, phase two, phase three. the president has given us a road map how to open up the country safely. if we follow the trump road map, we'll have the economy opened up strong by the summer safely. there is a road map out there. follow it. phase one, phase two, phase three. >> sean: this guy in georgia, he's a republican. if he does this wrong, they are going to bludgeon him and not wants to do anything. we don't need the tattoo parlors ope