president donna trump tried to take over a german company leading the race for a coronavirus vaccine the vet newspaper says trump offered biopharma company kewl back 1000000000 dollars to develop a covert 19 vaccine xclusive play for the united states foreign minister said the include not allow all those exclusive rights to german research economy minister peter blunter germany he said is not for sale. searching for a breakthrough to secure a vaca lab in southwest germany hopes to be the 1st in the race to develop a vaccine against the corona virus and it's being noticed with reports surfacing donald trump is trying to rule the company to the u.s. barely news encouraging the buyer pharmaceutical firms to stay. in the political and we are seeing a lot of political support. the issue is taken very seriously from various sites specifically we have received support from an international vaccine initiative of any so that these clinical trials can also quickly begin to hear. commission for to begin to put. the company says research into several possible vaccines has begun with the 2 most pr

president donna trump has canceled plans to host the group of 7 summit in june instead he will meet with leaders from the world's wealthy democrats east via video conference hearted iran has appealed for international pressure to bring an immediate end to u.s. sanctions so it can import medicine and equipment desperately needed to fight the pandemic health officials in australia say nearly 3000 passengers who disembarked from a cruise ship in sydney on thursday were ordered to self isolate after 3 of them tested positive and in an encouraging sign that china is getting a handle on the crisis no new cases were reported for the 2nd consecutive day of the city of one the original epicenter of the outbreak also encouraging asian shares have closed higher on friday south korean shares surged more than 5 percent in hong kong stocks gained 4 percent investors seem optimistic after governments and central banks wheeled out measures to cushion the economic fallout from the pandemic and there's more to come china is reportedly set to unleash trillions of one of fiscal stimulus and in the u.s. the

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whole concept, everyone galvanized behind the fact that he can -- they think he can beat president trump, donnaet's listen to biden from his victory speech tonight talking about president trump. >> thank you president who demeans people, who believes in empathy, compassion, respect for everyon. it is my hope that the distance will soon be over. we are very decent, brave, resilient people. we are better than this moment we are in. >> martha: that's it. >> what a different tone from earlier today. i have to laugh. i'm going to get a little tough, too. but look, joe biden was somber tonight, he was sober, and applauded bernie sanders. but he understands he has to continue to reach out to democrats, especially those who are supporting bernie sanders, but tonight, it we saw joe biden try to fit it toward the general election. >> martha: one of their questions, turnout, intensity. how much enthusiasm is behind joe biden, if indeed he continues in this road and becomes the nominee, karl, when he does go head-to-head, that is what happens with president trump? >> a big intangible. we are several geolog

because donna theron moscow now over in america donald trump is announce he's invoking wartime powers to force industry to tackle covert night. it will be invoked in the defense production act just in case we need it the words if you will know what it is in it can do a lot of good things if we need it most sacrifice together because we are all in this together and will come through together meanwhile 5 states in the us have misspoken their primaries amid the corona virus outbreak however the democratic national committee has now issued a warning that hasty changes to the primaries process could result in penalties elem open as more. all of society hunkers down in the face of a global health pandemic the democrats have decided to point fingers and play the blame game this crisis is going to demand more from all of us more from an administration and a president that has been far too slow in waking up to the scale of the challenges we now face i have been incredibly frustrated and concerned by the trumpet administration's missteps and slow response to this crisis so far the trumpet minis

trump. and the words genderlands that donna used, how do you beat this guy that has in some way made sexism part of his brand to a certain extent, can a woman beat him, can she go up against him. i think that idea of electability and can a woman beat trump, not can a woman beat a man, can a woman beat trump in a world where he is accused of multiple things when it comes to sexual harassment and it didn't matter in 2016. there are a lot of people that are like maybe you have to have a man in that situation. i think in some ways we were closer to having a woman on that ticket in the general election than i think we normally would have been. but the factor of trump changes politics. we still don't know how to deal with president trump, includes covering him, running against him. there's no way to figure out what that means until we run through it. >> the idea a woman can't take a man down, elizabeth warren clearly knocked that out of the park. look what she did to mike bloomberg on the debate stage in two nights. what do you make of this? >> i guess i have kind of a jumble of thoughts. it is h

economy, which is ibc going to be a trump to selling point even though he is not responsible for the coronavirus, what impact does that have on the 2020 election? >> donnathe biggest mistake, and he has made a lot of mistakes, by saying the word hoax, this is a serious public health, potential public health crisis. >> chris: let me say, he saying that the hoax isn't the crisis, it is what the democrats saying. >> donna: he cleaned it up yesterday, but here's the thing, i take this as serious as anything else. we don't want this to be president trump's katrina. i have experienced katrina. no one wants to see their president fail. at the notion that the president of the united states is out there pointing things at democrats when he should be doing everything to ensure that we have test kits, to ensure that we have the public health sector mobilized to help people, that our hospitals have supplies, that is what you want a president to do in crises like this. to put politics in the middle of this, i understand that the president wants to react every day to every different headline, but he has to mobilize the federal government to make sure that we can hand

. >> donna edwards, i would like you to you to pick up that thread. donald trump telling the american people that it was a hoax, donald trump still now intermittently downplays the seriousness of coronavirus. i think as recently as yesterday or the night before was talking about the flu. we still haven't seen that piece that seems to grasp what steve schmidt just articulated, the sacrifice for the common good. >> i think that one of the things that occurs to me is that we talk often on this show and others about speaking truth to power. and here is an instance where we really need the power to speak truth to us. and we depend on presidents and elected leaders to do that. and not to gloss over it or just to make us feel better in the sense that we're not being told what the story really is. but to tell us the truth so that we could understand how we have to order our lives and each of us has a responsibility to do that. and it is actually been so disappointing to hear the president day after day take to the podium and have conflicting statements with the medical pr

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i can beat donald trump better than anybody else. >> donna edwards, why aren't they coalescing aroundhings that's interesting to me is that i think it was a week ago that michael bloomberg was asking amy and buttigieg to get out of the race because everybody should coalesce around him and biden to get out of the race and we're in a completely different world now and i think, you know, mike bloomberg is actually going to get a real message tomorrow. i'm not totally sure what that message is going to be coming in tonight and into tomorrow. but it is going to cause him to rethink i think his decision to stay in the race. >> i think he would rethink it because he has said all along that he would support the nominee and he wants to defeat donald trump. if he sees that this biden thing is real. but steve israel, some seven million votes were banked by early voting before his really poor debate performances. so he -- his view is probably, i've got these great ads out there, i've been blanketing the air waves why not me? >> early voting in california, californians, they are known for going to

donna, those are the questions that i had. they have nothing to do when you come down on the trump question. it confounds me that there's been sand in the dpeers around the tests. >> part of it starts out because when the cdc first issued their tests they were faulty, they had to go back to the drawing board and it means we're really behind the 8 ball when it comes to testing, we're probably a couple of months behind, which means you also can't get all of the tests out into i would describe the broader marketplace. and i think this is what is difficult as well for policymakers because it's hard to figure out like then what do you do? what are the solutions? what kinds of mitigation activities do we need to have engaged at the policy level? because we don't have a handle yet on how the disease, how the virus is spreading. >> to look at the self-quarantines around this individual that was at cpac and to look at the population that makes up most members of congress, there's certainly overlap with who you read about being vulnerable the terms of age. >> lot of people are moaning and groaning abo

and business leaders donald trump sent this off autographed chart of stock market gains to his most loyal supporters. joining me now, host of bellshi right here on msnbc and donnaeing here. i'm going to come to you first. donald trump, this weird presentation that he did, weirdly like an hour before markets closed. >> yeah. >> it felt like the purpose of it was to try to fix the stock market crashing white house speech by boosting the markets by saying things that sounded rational. >> it was great. the stage craft was great. having ceos of the health care corporations, the pharmacies, that at least made some sense i'm consulting with these people who know what they're doing who can distribute tersting but it was orchestrated. signing a stock market sheet about the biggest increase the day before we had the biggest decrease of 10%. the biggest point decrease in history. we've had a month in which you've lost 20% in the market. in the last year you would have lost 10% so this is a tragic way to be going about this but it did seem to be -- the stock market loss and the danger of both stock losses and potential recession spurred donald trump to take the public heal

donna brazil. do you believe this and the way it unfolded could have a real impact on donald trump's reelection chances? >> absolutely. it's going to have an effect on everybody in the political drama, but bernie sanders is basically dead in the water. he needs to have big rallies to keep his movement going. joe biden is reduced to being on the side line. then we have president trump's fate is going to be determined by how well he is seen as handling this crisis. >> no question there will be a referendum on his leadership during this moment of crisis and how i think the american people will judge him if he can tell the truth and to make us believe him. i think that's a moment for the president to try to take advantage of this opportunity to try to heal and bring us together. john: doctor, real quick answer, should the president continue to push to get hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine out there, ten seconds? >> yeah, look, there's a study from france showing there may be a benefit, the idea that it's just anecdotal is not really true. there is some data out there, and when somebody's on a ventilator a

trump, 6 in 10 say the same about sanders. another good night for him. a consistent pattern we have seen since south carolina continuing to gather steam. bret: donnazile, karl rove, fox news contributors, as you look at the map in michigan, it is night and day. what do you see when you look at biden versus bernie? >> i was trained to look at michigan but i looked at macomb county, livingston county which is north and conservative. it is night and day from 2016 to today, we keep talking about the obama coalition. we are seeing the emergence of a biden coalition, rural, urban, he's not getting the support he needs with young people but the turnout among women as well as in suburban communities shows joe biden has a lot of strength. i want to be clear bernie sanders will have to assess his path going forward because the next block of delegates the next week with 577 and y primary on april 2, '08, not a big block of delegates, this is a key moment for bernie sanders's campaign but joe biden is coming tonight, has exceeded all expectations. bret: exit polls had bernie sanders winning 55% of the white vote, that is the exact number in our voter analysis

donna callaghan is skeptical. >> i think it's overdone, absolutely. i know they have to cover it, but it doesn't seem like it's any worse than the flu or anything else if you're relatively healthy. >> reporter: president trumpd similar comments, leading experts to fault him for downplaying the risk. >> deaths, i don't want any deaths, right? but over the last long period of time when people have the flu, you have an average of 36,000 people dying. i never heard those numbers. i would have been shocked. >> reporter: many of florida's senior residents voted for trump, and even though they're in the age group most at risk for the coronavirus, many believe him. >> i don't think he's going one way or the other. it doesn't seem like he's being too overly fearful. >> that was our martin savage reporting. >>> our next guest is a journalist who knows firsthand just how difficult, how frustrating it can be simply to get tested for coronavirus. >> we were struck reading robin schullman's piece in the "new york times" yesterday. it took me 3 e.r. visits to get a coronavirus test in new york. if you could briefly tell us your story. you're a mom, you had a fever. you thought, i should get tested. then what? >> for me it

disastrous speech on friday, trump doesn't take responsibility for the changes in the administration and he is the commander in chief of the armed forces, he should be relieved of duty. donnast. louis, good morning, how is the president doing? [laughter] caller: good morning. it's going away like a miracle. i oppose trump, but i believe he finally came out of his stupor because of the honesty of dr. fauci. i think he's the real -- the real euro. and of course the stock market was spiraling downwards. also, that need for medical or for all in my opinion, i had a couple of other things. to me labels don't matter. it's what you are for or against. bernie is medicare for all and it's no more socialist than fdr's social security or lbj's medicare. not too many people want to get rid of those, do they? third, the corporate media never talk about their arterial -- all too real -- posterior motives for putting them bernie. they get billions over the years from the drug and insurance companies. awaye sanders cannot do with that, i don't think. he can reduce their profits that they gouge out of it. but i believe that medicare for all will be a compromise. you won't get something lik

trump in this moment. that is a tried and trued strategy of his getting in trouble and seeing play out going back to the point he's personally not fit to meet this moment. >> donnathe press as the enemy of the people. presidents never love the press coverage they get but i kanlt fathom president obama or president bush in the middle of a crisis where you rely on the media, local news, newpaper, cable news, network news for getting important information from your own officials to the public. >> that's what he should be doing. we all know that. we have seen presidents do it before where they use the media to get the information out that people need so that we aren't panicking unnecessarily and, you know, doing things, buying masks and other that is aren't going to protect us and this president failed at even that basic part of leadership where you allow your experts to stand in front of the camera to assure the american people and he can't even do that and the danger is people potentially lose their lives and so this isn't just a one off attacking democrats. and those are the same democrats and republicans in the congress that he's going to need to make sure we pu

trump still advising him today steve moore. welcome, guys. are you ready? >> i'm ready. brian: donna results last night. what about for you? >> absolutely. massachusetts, minnesota winning texas. i mean, it was crazy. and no one would have expected it i have to tell you i said yesterday he would win texas and sweep the south. people don't realize right after clyburn came in that was like ted kennedy with obama. he settled everything and then you had klobuchar, beto and mayor pete come in. he brought a different -- they all brought a different momentum and it all just came together. >> brian, the highlight of this is capitalism vs. socialism. as a republican i'm not happy biden won. as an american, i think it's a good thing that the democratic voters rejected socialism yesterday. bernie sanders in my opinion has crazy ideas about raising taxes to 67%. having the government take over the healthcare system. brian: i will give you an idea of the states that bernie has won. still getting the final tallies in. virginia, north carolina, biden has won i should say. north carolina, alabama, t

donna brazile's, barack obama leaned on people like mayor pete and klobuchar get out, support bernie sanders. they're leaning on elizabeth warren to get her to do the same thing. stuart: president trumpill read it for you. the mayor of los angeles, eric garcetti is dealing with us to try to get the federal government to fix the terrible problem he and the dems caused with the homeless and devastating effects having on the city which is a mess. i then watch him talk trash on me. what is your response, larry? >> no secret donald trump is disliked in california. donald trump has been attacking california for sanctuary city policies. there is no love lost between the governor of california and the mayor of los angeles when it comes to donald trump. i told you before, stu, probably the only public figure more hated than donald trump in california is charlie manson and he's dead. stuart: seems like from that tweet, seems like garcetti going to work with the feds, you know? that is progress? >> he is trying to get money. in order to get money you have to deal with the guy in the white house but again there is no love lost between the two of them. donald trump has been adamant about californ