film, was called "the edison minstrels" and it's recently been restored. it was lost for a long time, but it's been restored, and you can see here the minstrel outfits of the two end men on the left and right, tambo and bones. the interlocutor in the middle looking rather stiff and everybody else is in whiteface and what appears to be 18th century court costumes from england, surgeomething like tha. minstrel shows did perform differently, and some of them had that kind of performance as well in different kind of costumes like this. kind of odd that the orchestra leader stands with his back to the camera in most of it. that's movies in 1913, i guess. when sound came in, of course, the music, the minstrel show was too much to resist. this is 1930 with his minstrels behind him. and even little shirley temple got into the act and dimples in 1936. she's singing and dancing and told a joke. big stars were in minstrel shows. it wasn't just old folks either. two of the most popular youthful stars of the '30s, hard to believe they were once young, but they were, mi

and one of the movies he film was a six minute called the edison minstrels. and it recently has been restored. it was lost for a long time. it has been restored and you can see here the minstrel outfits of the two end men on the left and right, the interlocutor in the stiff, anding rather everybody else is white face and in what appears to be 18th-century court costumes from england. something like that. diduse minstrel shows perform differently. some of them have that kind of performance as well in different kind of costumes like this. kind of odd that the orchestra leaders stands his back to the camera mostly. that is movies in 1913, i guess. when sound came in, of course, the music, the minstrel show was too much to resist. this is a 1930, his minstrel behind him. shirley temple got into the act. her minstrels and she is singing forth.cing and so big stars were in minstrel shows, and it wasn't just old folks either. two of the most popular youthful stars of the 1930's, hard to believe they were once young, , mickey rooney and judy garland put on a full-fle

edison is selling electricity down the wires. you can buy electricity from mister edison. westinghouse is designing super efficient turbines and efficient electric motors . you replace the old steam engine, put in an electric motor and nothing else changes and you know what happened to productivity ? nothing. people said why are we bothering with this stuff? i thought electricity was supposed to be awesome and there was a little less pulled up which is good if you're making fabric but basically it didn't make a huge difference . then around about the end of the first world war, the change in the immigration ratio became harder to recruit workers so factory owners started going we need to rethink how we do this. we're going to have to hire fewer staff, pay them more, train them more. and they started to realize you could ask staff to take more responsibility and actually these are electric motors. the thing about electric motors is you can have 100 small electric motors instead of one big one . have 100 small steam engines instead of a big one is it's very inefficient but y

southern california edison says it will be closing the troubled 703 nuclear power plant good . to san diego county has been offline for months because of a mechanical recall. that led to trace amounts of radiation being really bad just the latest in a number of environmental problems of salmon over and over. vernon is the host. for my achy. the town of learning is a very close knit town. the people really care about one another. and we're more than just neighbors it's a great community. when people think of the state of vermont they think a dairy farms mountains and fields. they think of maple trees. they think of rivers and pristine lakes. the nuclear power plant right on the southern border. for my yankee welcome to romano. if people think that there is a radioactive problem at this plant in vermont are vermont brandis done. to drink our milk. who's going to want to use our sear who's going to want to come here and drive past that. no. no. no no i am not yankee just has to. show. shah. not yankees i'm saying that we no doubt. very much. there is no source of energy in this wo

southern california edison says it will be closing the troubled 703 nuclear plant. the plan to poison san diego county has been offline for months because of the mechanical clock with bags of eggs that lead to trace amounts of radiation being leaked the bad just the latest in a number of environmental clubs and i think i'll be here banging. all. old. old. old. old. well. vernon is the host. from i know you keep. going to. the town of burning this very close knit town. people really care about one another. and we're more than just neighbors it's a great community. when people think of the state of vermont they think of dairy farms. in fields they think of maple trees maple syrup. they think of rivers and pristine lakes. and we got a nuclear power plant right on the southern border. for my yankee welcome to romano . if people think that there is a radioactive problem at this plant in vermont our vermont brand is done. to drink our milk who's going to want to who's going to want to use our syrup who's going to want to come here and drive past that. oh no no no for my a

>> so jack is currently still at jfk hospital in edison, new jersey.ng, it keeps changing all day but we are waiting for him to be transported to you penn hospital. there waiting for a helicopter to transport him there. >> martha: and why do they feel like doing that is going to help him? >> so jack is in a medically induced coma. he is on a ventilator. this hospital -- he needs to go to a critical-care hospital that can provide certain procedures for him when and if he needs them, something called ecmo that i've become familiar with. someone described it to me as dialysis for your lungs. speak one okay. so he has no underlying health issues, can you confirm that for us? >> nothing. nothing. jack is the healthiest person i know. he's not overweight, he exercises weekly, and all-american lacrosse player at bates. he continues to play lacrosse. i know his lacrosse teammates are out there rooting for him, we thank them for the support. the support has been amazing in his community, our community. jack has nothing. he's not asthmatic, he's completely healt

and we sent thousands of ventilators to new york, they have a warehouse in edison new jersey, that's an interesting thing. we sent them to edison new jersey, they were in the warehouse ready to go and new york never took them. so if they knew they were there. we have to get people lined up. we are -- i'm not blaming new york. this is something that's of the magnitude that nobody's ever seen before. the federal government said -- they've done a hell of a job. we sent thousands of ventilators and they didn't know about at the time they were complaining. thousand, 2000102104000 and they were going there in large numbers. before that, many founders. we want to have so many we want more than we need because we can send them. other countries have been our friend. >> the governors are not appreciative of the federal government has done and you suggested that some of the governors are not doing everything they need to, be specific, what -- >> the state of washington, i think the governor is a failed presidential candidate. he leveled out at zero. in the polls. he's constantly tripping and i

sun and kept a hunch in the class of the announcement produced dixon's the amount of these any edison assailant is discovered isn't going to seem to stick ever this is not just to go i just found. out my hands are sending out. into a new suit to give them some. kind similarly movies to. me on the sony muzzling is made with a gun it's to to move the suit to reduce. this tight time doesn't look as anything else a company can be a penis is to dump them is meant to move them a thing denton's nashton system that is moves in service is minute move undone say i need to add into our studies to design a new $1.00 term does a company must $100.00 sacked beyond petroleum or mine i know it's gonna be a minute house so not in a 100 on his disposal and the. next. that's done to deserve this hope the shaft i'm just to see is exists and b.p. had to listen doesn't help lead to me doing. the. banks failing and country failing and now in la but they've got a huge crisis and of course has come to the rescue. the feds. of course with all that was attracting there was a lose new york at the sauna check to

and the edison hospitals will be put up as a covid-19 only. and then at bioethics, i guess the beginning of this week, doctor eddie, as some of you know, formally the state epidemiologist, is coming out of retirement to step up with this and put together a medical professional advisory committee. members of the committee, will have a number of guidances to review and one will be the ethical decision-making for value based model the subcommittee from the medical society has put together. in the other we will look at overall standards of care. we have to with the influx of patients, the hospitals are telling me their concerns of the quality of care and the standards of care and we want to make sure no matter what we do, we give safe care. so there will be helping us with all of that. gov. phil murphy: thank you judy. reporter: today, the fema testing sites have been up in some of those folks driving two plus hours and that is eight days in a row of some of 18 hour days to soak to the governor's point, the relief on the staff, and the commissione

and we sent them to edison, new jersey. they were in the warehouse, ready to go, and new york never took them. so they knew they were there. so we have to get people lined up. we've given -- and i'm not blaming new york. look, this is something that's of a magnitude that nobody's ever seen before. the federal government has done a hell of a job. we sent thousands of ventilators to new york and they didn't know about it at the time they were complaining. thousands. we had 2,000 and 2,000 and 4,000. and they were going there in large numbers. and before that we sent many thousands. we want to are so many that we do have more than we need because we can send them to other great countries, other countries that have been our friends, and they'll never be able to do it themselves. >> you said some of the governors are not appreciative of what the federal government has done, and you've suggested that some of these governors are not doing everything they need to do, like these governors are at fault. can you be specific? what more

first, there is a wear nouse edison, new jersey. it's the new york city warehouse. we're creating a stockpile for someone to say well, the warehouse has equipment in it. you should be using that equipment today. that defies the basic concept of planning and the basic operation that we have to have working not just in this state, but of course, the country. if you are not preparing for the apex and for the high point you are missing the entire point of the operation. fundamental blunder to only prepare for today. that's why in some ways we are where we are. we've been behind this virus from day one. you have the scientist and the data projections showing you a curve. the curve goes like this you're over here. prepare for the high point of the curve and do it now. when are you going to do it? the night before? what am i going to tell the hospitals when they call up and say, we just had an influx of 50% more people. and we need more equipment and we need more ventilators? sorry? so those stockpile concept is to prepare for the future. in terms of a suggestion that the

of a pristine companies like general electric, to inspire america to return to old capitalism of edison. the problem with urgent and i'm going to read a quote from him, the trend has to be changed as we are through with everything we cherish and three with everything we cherish. the younger executives that general electric found this ludicrous. his superlative irritated them and in public many agreed with the evaluation and described the vice president as a figure that combined the kentucky farm background with the fervor of a washing machine salesman. the other said ge didn't worry. they put the future. they were approaching retirement in 1968 or 1965 he would be out anyhow. but he ran from his recliner in delray beach. still, he determined to make his long-term investment and saving the future. he wanted to teach americans the gift, the nature, the depth, the preciousness. he spent millions of money explaining the value of markets and the upgraded the midwest or the easthe east and hydrangeas l of the extra social benefits would force the companies eventually to leave one such town su

if you are a country of more than a billion people, you need edison. quicklyare accelerating to become that global pharmacy to the world to the point where genericia, the biggest maker in the world, and yet depends on china for the core components. wen china shuts down, as have seen with coronavirus, it affects everybody. host: our viewers can take place in this conversation. lights,open up regular that means democrats, your number will be (202) 748-8000, republicans will be (202) 748-8001, independents can call in at (202) 748-8002, and we will open up a special light for medical professionals. i want to hear what you are seeing in pharmacies, hospitals, doctors offices. are you not being able to fight medicines? we want to hear from you specifically, medical professionals, your number will be (202) 748-8003. you can text us your questions and comments at that same number, (202) 748-8003. we are also reading on social facebook.witter and you have said this line specifically earlier. i remember this live from our last show. you said it is nobody's job

has become the latest country in the region to announce the closure of its borders a latin america edison the syrian human with the support now from santiago. schools are closed airline traffic is nearly paralyzed latin american countries are moving quickly towards total isolation but most of the 30 have it not from closing or lower borders and no one will be able to enter argentina except citizens and permanent resident. crews president but of the m.v. scott i want to step further announcing a state of emergency and mandatory home isolation in neighboring chile the country with the highest number of confirmed cases pre-capitalist in south america president. announced all borders will be closed starting wednesday to give tourists time to leave. oh good up oh but that wasn't soon enough for these angry residents of that in us on the southern tip of south america they shouted no more tourists in front of a cruise ship that was granted permission to disembark passengers at least 2 british cruise ship passengers have tested positive for coded 19 you know what i mean there are very few of us a

york warehouse in edison, new jersey which is interesting. we sent them to edison, to the warehouse and they were ready to go. new york never took them. we have to get people lined up. and i'm not blaming new york. look, this is something of a magnitude that no one has ever seen before but i will tell you what -- the federal government has done a hell of a job. we sent thousands of ventilators to new york that they did not know about while they were complaining. they were going there in large numbers. we want to have so many that we do have more than we need so we can send them to other great countries who have been great friends of ours. say the governors are not appreciative of what the federal government has done. what more -- pres. trump: i think the nor in washington is a failed presidential candidate who is constantly tripping and complaining. we have done a great job for the state of washington. ideachigan, she has no what is going on and all she says is it is the fault of the federal government. we have taken such great care of michig

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they were put into a warehouse, a new york warehouse that happened to be located in edison, new jersey. they were given to new york and we went to other places also given thousands of ventilated -- thousands of generators. the people in new york never distributed the generators. they knew they had them. -- why, why did you didn't you distribute them? me, we you know, you, are all on the same team. when journalists get up. and you are a journalist, a fine journalist. reporter: i was quoting you directly from your interview with sean hannity. pres. trump: take a look at my interview. if there is something wrong, we have to get to the bottom of it. fromi hear facemasks go 10,000 to 300000 and they constantly need more, and the biggest man in the business is shocked. he shouldn't be surprised. toughs really a very disease, a tough virus. reporter: mr. president, my second question. pres. trump: that's enough, thank you. please, please. that is not fair to your other reporters. you had a long time, a long question. if we have time, i will get back to you for your second question. reporter:

governor andrew cuomo address president trump's concern that ppe equipment is being warehoused in nearby edisonjersey, by new york state. cuomo told reporters that the presidents criticism is a fundamental blunder to prepare only for today in the state is preparing for the apex of the pandemic. and as the number of people testing positive and deaths continuing to search, officials are praying for it worst-case scenario. the city's hospital now has a refrigeration truck parked outside to serve as a temporary morgue. mayor bill de blasio now says new york has enough ppe for the moment but he does add that hospitals are reusing what they safely can in order to stretch supplies. and lastly some good news, on sunday a plane from china touched down at jfk airport and on board were masks, gloves and gowns. the supplies were brought here as a part the white house led initiative called a project air bridge. this is the first of 50 some flights in the supplies will be distributed by fema to the new york city area and other locations where it is badly needed. back to you. >> dana: i think is so much. spea

an edison i'm on the hunt is about. this i need the phone book as a minimum of what i am. i am on the phone. the whole deal still. wants to. land that i mean. there's more than one of them. and already when i have them all on that's got them and nobody but. myself and. and that's not a choice. out of that i'm a fan of companies well you know. i'm going to i'm going to whom i mean. just. the thought of one time last year. when i was one of we can come in with a little more confident. about the. whole of the day. and he thought. it or you could look at yourself and then i come in for the. messiah that in a moment i said more than about what i was about to sit in a nest of i mean high sadness would mean he could have done it and that we had in common maybe we miss. this in the home of a whole lot better promotional moved with. them in life moving and i mean human being and. when in the day. to day. has been affected by. it if you're. going to get that. many side movement even. if he said awful awful lot of. pressure on a father in reno was shot if you're free if i did look si

rich edison live in the white house with what they are doing there today to try to stem this outbreak, hey, rich. >> hey, eric, much of the response has been focused on travel restrictions that's why u.s. warned americans against traveling to those areas where it's hardest hit in italy and south korea implementing screenings within those countries for those traveling to the united states. the u.s. had already been warning americans against traveling to iran because of kidnappings and in fact, the government might detain you there. add to that now that coronavirus cases reported at least is approaching a thousand, the u.s. is now banning all travel to iran, barring entry to anyone who has visited iran in the past 14 days, the administration has also offered to iran assistance to confront this virus. meanwhile here vice president mike pence said the centers for disease control is investigating cases within the u.s. >> they consult with them because the objective is we get that patient treated, but we want to find out not just where they got it, but we want to find out who else may have

rich edison at the white house with the latest on how the administration is responding to outbreak, goodng, rich. >> hey, good morning, leland, and the white house has just announced additions to coronavirus task force including dr. ben carson who is the housing and urban development secretary along with the commissioner of food and drugs and the director of the white house office of science and technology policy. much of this administration's response has been on travel, limiting travel to areas where there have been breakouts or problems, that's the case with the administration now warning americans against traveling to certain areas in italy, in south korea, implementing screening from travelers coming from those countries and also banning any americans from going to iran and barring anyone from coming into the country who has been to iran over the last couple of weeks. then there's the effort within the u.s. as health officials say their concern is transmission between those who didn't go to affected areas. >> when you have diffused infections throughout the world as you just mention

ething helped push toward as part of that team, but i mean when you gates, you're talking the thomas edison of he nothi-- technology in terms of seeing.have been taylor: give us a reset on where microsoft is in the midst of the we talk about all of these fears as you have been taking a look at the deep dive financials, how is microsoft really positioned to weather this? you stress when test the model, when you stress took 10, 15% of revenues off, at this point this buy with both fists. in our opinion on the other side, where they are in the p.c. are exposed from the supply chain, 80 to 90% of valuation is cloud. that's why in my opinion in terms of all of the volatility long-term ng, the investors, microsoft is the name to stick out, i think continue north of $200. want to go over to one f your other peers who we have joining us from skype, michael from pivotal research. skype, you ng on might not have your trustee bloomberg terminal in front of we know, bill gates stepping down from the board, what does this mean for you? tend to agree with dan. think people would feel differently if they

when i was growing up we heard edison voy casal school, they trained them for cars, brick lay, plumbing and all the things that there's tremendous teanlt involved. it was incredible. you don't see that now they call them junior colleges and you don't really, as junior colleges you don't really know what that means. what is a junior college. what does it mean? so we're get back to the word vocational. i thought it was very important. it's something they're very proud of. i would be very proud also. people have that tremendous ability and we don't allow them to use it. we want to help every american acquire cutting edge skills they need for the jobs today and for tomorrow to put more money in american pockets, we've launched the ground breaking regulatory reduction campaign by cutting regulations, yeah. yeah. by cutting regulations on one of the most exciting things that happened if you look at the other side they want to get rid of all energy, let's put up windmills all over your communities, right? let's have windmills all over the place. so lar. i love solar but it's not powerful enoug

new jersey confirming edison warehouse confirmed one case of covid-19. that takes you across nine states. two in new york city, california, kentucky, florida, connecticut, michigan, oklahoma, new jersey added to this list. only one facility is shut so far, one confirmed shut, queens in new york originally had the first employee that confirmed positive for coronavirus but there are other reports. maybe the fulfillment center in kentucky has been shut indefinitely. talking with amazon, we're supporting individuals and following guidelines on local officials and taking extreme measures to follow safety at our own sites. i asked whether the employees wore gloves or safety or protective gear? they said, took us directed us to the safety guidelines at warehouses where they said employees are required to wash their hand often with water and soap or hand sanitizer. don't forget we have more headcount coming into the warehouse facilities. they're looking to hire 100,000 more for fulfillment and delivery. paying extra $2 an hour for pay and doubling for overtime p

first, there is a warehouse in edison, new jersey. it's the new york city warehouse. we are creating a stockpile. for someone to sigh the warehouse has equipment in it, you should by using that equipment today. that defies the basket concept of planning, and the basket operation that we have to have working, not just in this state, but across the country. if you are not preparing for the apex and for the high point, you are missing the entire point of the operation. it is a fundamental blunder to only prepare for today. that's why, in some ways we are where we are. we've been behind this virus for day one. you have the scientist and data projections showing you a curve. you go like this, you're over here, prepare for the high point of the curve, and do it now. when are you going to do it, the night before? what am i going to tell the wlopts when they call up and say we just had an influx of 50% more people, and we need more equipment and we need more ventilators. sorry? the concept is to prepare for the future. in terms of the suggest that the ppe conviction is not go

with heavy big companies you've talked about, but there is also a dentist in edison new jersey who is donating 20 surgical masks. there is a yet company which is offered to donate more than 180 and 95. --n95s. we want to thank you for your donations. businesses were required as of 5:00 p.m. last night to comply with executive order 109 as to inventory any ppe that they have. if you miss the deadline the site is still up, please comply with the requirements and go up there as already 3700 businesses have done to let us know what ppe you have in the event that we needed. medical volunteers. covid-19. nj.gov/volunteers. lastve already had in the 24 hours 2000 people who have volunteered. if you're a doctor, if you are a nurse, if you are a health care worker at any time, we desperately need your assistance. we have had offers a volunteers from nearly 600 zip codes. both from new jersey, but also from around the country who have offered their assistance to our residents. want to last project i mention is a site that we have set up to report violations. this is covi d19.nj.gov/violations.

we just had the first confirmed case in new jersey this morning, edison, new jersey. york, california is part of it, also kentucky, florida, texas, oklahoma, michigan as well. you can bring up just the map. now, only one facility has been confirmed shut, the one in queens, new york, where the first confirmed case was announced among any amazon fulfillment center workers in the u.s. there are reports the fulfillment center in kentucky might be closed indefinitely but we haven't confirmed that just yet. in a statement to us, we spoke to amazon, they say we are supporting the individuals, following the guidelines from local officials and are taking extreme measures to ensure the safety of all employees at our sites. when i asked further about whether or not the employees wear gloves in handling these packages, they pointed me to their safety guidelines during this coronavirus age and amazon said employees are required to wash their hands with soap and water or with hand sanitizer. don't forget, right now this is a boom time for amazon. they are looking to add more head c

darby was sealed right at the end when scott simon a scored in to an empty net from city keeper edison's mistake united go 5th in the table the 2 know when also puts liverpool just 6 points away from replacing city as champions barca genius fans have been celebrating their latest league title the burn outside his club beat him last one to clinch the origin time title on the last day of the season ahead of arch rivals river plate carlos tevez got the winning goal it's parker's 3rd league title in 4 years. on international women's day australia have again demonstrated their dominance in women's cricket they have successfully defended their t 20 world cup title crushing india by 85 runs in melbourne kevin calvert reports. there's more than one winner in this family was lisa healey smashing a record half century of just 30 balls while her former world cup winning has been mitchell's stock washed after cutting short his tour to south africa with the men's team. healy sharing a night in stand a 115 before holing up to 75 in the player of the match performance. was opening in the big money cont

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first, there is a warehouse in edison, new jersey. it's the new york city warehouse. we are creating a stockpile for someone to say, "well, the warehouse has equipment and that, you should be using that equipment today." that defies the basic concept of planning, and the basic operation that we have to have working not just in this state but across the country. if you are not preparing for the apex and for the high point, you are missing the entire point of the operation. it is a fundamental blunder to only prepare for today. that's why, in some ways, we are where we are. we've been behind this virus from day one. you have the scientists in the data projections showing you a curve. the curve goes like this, you are over here. prepare for the high point of the curve, and do it now. what are you going to do it, the night before? what am i going to tell the hospitals when they call up and say, "we just had an influx of 50% more people. we need more equipment and we need more ventilators." "sorry?" the stockpile concept is to prepare for the future. in terms of a suggesti

manchester derby was sealed right at the end when scott scored into an empty net from city keeper edison's mistake united go 1st in the table with 2 will win also puts little paul just 6 points away from replacing city as champions . england beat japan on sunday in what's become one of the big tournaments in the women's football galland the she believes cup this year being played in new jersey in the united states it's a japanese defensive area to make the difference ellen white flying the finnish england bouncing back from the feet of the hosts earlier this week they play spain it makes. and an international women's day australia have again demonstrated their dominance in women's cricket they have successfully defended their t 20 world cup title crushing india by 85 runs in melbourne kevin calvert has the action. there's more than one winner in this family was lisa healey smashing a record half century of just 30 balls while her former world cup winning has been mitchell's stock washed after cutting short his tour to south africa with the men's team i healey sharing a night in stand a 115

and we delivered 4,000 ventilators to new york to their warehouse which happens to be located in edison, new jersey. it was signed off, they were delivered, and they weren't used and we said a number of days later, why aren't you using these ventilators? i don't know what happened but we delivered thousands of them and we've delivered them to a lot of people. there's a whole question about that. i think new york should be fine, based on the numbers that we see , they should have more than enough. i mean, i'm hearing stories that they're not used or they're not used right but what we find anywhere from two to 4,000 that have been sent and aren't used, we've done a job. now we're still getting more ventilators. we're going to have after this is over, we'll be selling, they will be selling ventilators for $1 a piece. we'll have a lot of them but we have to build them because for the most part, the whole world is short on ventilators and i spoke to boris johnson the prime minister of uk and the first thing he said to me is we need ventilators. he was tested as you know positive which is ver

i didn't think it was the right person to do it but i did interview a wonderful woman named carol edison head of the african american studies department at emory university. i hope you will read about her in the book because i was so struck by her and our conversation and i met her actually by chance at an evening events and i liked her so much we had such a fabulous conversation we agreed to talk the next day and i quickly bought one of her books and read it as much of it is i could we set down the next day and i said, i love your book is amazing. i also noticed you had 15 footnotes in the first two pages. she said, i'm a black woman, and not allowed to make any mistakes. nobody believes what i say anyway so everything i say has to be completely backed up and completely supported. she tells many more stories like that but i was very struck with that. being a white woman that wouldn't have occurred to me. i tried to take readers along with me as i make what may be a very nacve discovery maybe i should've known all of that before but hearing it from her and seeing some specifics really mo

they were put into a warehouse, a new york warehouse that happened to be located, interestingly, in edison, new jersey. they were given to new york, and we then went to other places, also giving thousands of ventilators. the people in new york never distributed the generators. we said, "why didn't you distribute them?" now, you have to understand, they have new york people working in those warehouses. they knew they had them. so, we said, why didn't you distribute them? i hope they've distributed them now. but maybe they didn't need them so badly. but just so you know, we're all -- you, me, everybody, we're all on the same team. you know, when journalists get up -- and you're a journalist, a fine journalist -- >> with sean hannity -- >> -- and ask questions that are so threatening -- >> i was quoting you directly from your interview with sean hannity. >> take a look at my interview. what i want to do is if there is something wrong, we have to get to the bottom of it. when i hear face masks go from 10,000 to 300,000, and they constantly need more, and the biggest man in the business is, lik