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conversation about workers' strikes then i go into aggressive policing and redacted correspondent ender's lee does some fact checking on voting but 1st let's go to that discussion between we camp and richard wall for us reward thank you so much for joining me. my pleasure me glad to be here i don't know anyone better than you to diagnose the problems right now or looking at an economic crisis possibly 30 percent unemployed people suffering across the country and around the world if only someone had told us that such a crisis might happen if only there had been some kind of warning signs but instead no one could see that capitalism would have such a problem is that right. well reza fewer crust but basically you're right the consensus was that we were doing really pretty well the president's absurd claim that the economy was great or even greatest is the word.

versation about workers' strikes then i go into aggressive policing and redacted correspondent ender's lee does some fact checking on voting but 1st let's go to that discussion between camp and richard will see her 1st award thank you so much for joining me. my pleasure me glad to be here i don't know anyone better than you to diagnose the problems right now or looking at an economic crisis possibly 30 percent unemployed people thought for an across the country and around the world if only someone had told us that such a crisis might happen if only there had been some kind of warning signs but instead no one could see that capitalism would have such a problem is that right. well as a few of us but basically you're right the consensus was that we were doing really pretty well the president's absurd claim that the economy was great or even greatest in the world. was one thing that people we talked at each other about but not enough to really make a counter argument or a counter assessment that it was as weak as it has now shown itself to be if i could just make the point in a different w

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economy here i mean it has to deal with the consumption part of it and they're not doing that go ahead ender. well i think helen made a good point earlier you know when saying the government really needs to give say a $1000.00 for every individual so they actually can continue and buy food and medicine and fuel over the next couple of weeks because we see so much on the consumption side basically shutting down really health care issue that governments around the world are trying to deal with i think that it's really there between a rock and a hard place trying to keep things open at the same time to prevent the spread of disease it's clear that you know the young people millennia old people in their thirty's and forty's you know they're in good health they're not going to be acted by this disease but the concern is that it could be transmitted to older people like your mother and father or older uncles and aunts and that's what they're trying to prevent is a major health care crisis you have been hell in a lot of people would say at least in america that there's been an ongoing health care c

we're enderring week four of sesola or historians cl it"canned bek" government officials and health experts warning that this sw yet of ton. i hope you know th and your families are in our thoughts, and if you want them, my prayers. but i'm guessing that's not why you tuned in tonight. you're here for the jokes. so let's give that a shot. there is one optimist in this sea of sober reality: donald trump. after saying yesterday that this was going to be a tough week, this morning he tweeted, "light at the end of the tunnel!" ( laughter ) i hold on. look who just got here! look who ruined my first take! ( laughter ) it's okay. it's okay. there you go. hi. trump's just trying to lift the national mood, which is why he's introducing his own line of motivational posters called "shout-spirations," featuring hopeful all-caps messages like: (as trump) "the glass is half-full!" "it's always darkest before the dawn!" and, "every day is a gift!" despite experts saying we need a national stay-at-home order, trump has refused to implement one, so social distancing requirements have been left up to the st

the signs of east enders. and racism. and a lack of tolerance coronavirus is not the only contagion stalking us the virus of hate is running rampant to robert oulds al jazeera los angeles to russia vladimir putin is now working remotely after the doctor who showed him around moscow's main coronavirus hospital tested positive for cave at 19 and then is separate sankoh host of the tour we could get credit and spokesman says putin has regularly been tested for the virus and that there is no reason to be concerned about his health russia confirm nearly 500 new cases of the virus on wednesday and that brings the total number of infections to nearly 3000 and let's take this on we can speak to maria lipman who's a senior associate to the institute for european russian and eurasian studies at george washington university and joins us live on skype from moscow maria welcome to the program and we just saw some pictures that president putin and the doctor in question not wearing protective gear as he was taken on a. receive much cri

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this process had a lot of idiosyncrasies and it was designed as we heard to neutralize the bitter enders like don rumsfeld who disagreed with the policy and wanted to do something else. and did that successfully and it was a better process even if it wasn't perfect as what happened in 2002 and 2003. and we discussed that quite a bit so i don't want to belabor that point. and thinking about vietnam, good process doesn't always produce good policy. and vietnam in 1964-65 is a classic example. unlike conventional wisdom that still exists, still is very powerful today, there was no consensus for war in elite circles in washington in 1963, 64, 65 and because we were fighting communists in vietnam and we had a long standing commitment in vietnam, that therefore we would go to war. there were all sorts of people advocating, not only arguing against sending trooms as the secretary of state dean ross did but there were a lot of people saying we should get out. and the one person who always held up is the undersect george ball but those in the congress, in the state department and in the cia and i

it was designed as we have just heard, to neutralize the bitter enders, like dom runs felt. who disagreed with the policy and wanted to do something else. he didn't successfully. it certainly was a bitter process, even if it was not perfect then what happened in 2002 and 2003. we discussed that quite a bit so i do not want to go back to that point. i do want to point out thinking about vietnam, that good process does not always produce good policy. in vietnam and 64 and 65 is a classic example. unlike conventional wisdom that still exists and is very powerful today, there was no consensus for war in elite circles in washington in 1963, 64, 60. five there was no assumption that because we were fighting communists and south vietnam a, in vietnam, and because we had a long-standing commitment in vietnam that therefore we would go to war. there were all sorts of people who were advocating, not only arguing against sending troops, but there were lots of people that were saying, we should actually get out, and not -- the one person who has already always held up, lots and lots of

offloading their passengers in south florida with 60% of the state's total coronavirus cases but get the enders and medical people out to the ships to treat them there. >> just to drop people off at the place where we're having the highest number of cases right now just doesn't make a whole lot of sense. >> 300 americans are on board these ships and about 50 of them live in florida. >> all right. phil keating. we'll catch. we'll speak with a man who says his parents are on that ill-fated sdan dam cruise ship and his father has symptoms of coronavirus. he will join us in the 11:00 a.m. eastern time offer. >> sandra: larry david offering comic relief in his public service announcement on social distantion. the curb your enthusiasm star has this message for anyone still leaving their homes for no good reason. >> i basically want to address the idiots out there. you know who you are. you are going out. i don't know what you're doing. you are socializing too close. it is not good. you are hurting old people like me. not me, i have nothing to do with it. you're passing up a fantastic opportunity, a o

he, along with his fellow south enders have produced over 700 plastic face shields for cpnc and seton hospital in san francisco. >> i came up with the idea, reaching out to the legal community to get deposition covers and report covers that we see all the time. turns out, they make good shields. you can just, look at what you can do, finally, the legal community can provide some positive benefit for society. the local court reporters, and some national court reporters donated thousands of these covers to us in response to a request. >> no, we can hear you. >> and, we figured out that we can make them using an open- source plan that came out of the university of wisconsin. and, we cut off the top and cut them out into the shape. we want or we add some foam and away you go. >> over 1000 have artie been given to cpnc and the seton hospital. here in the bay area what kind of reaction did you get? >>> it is been a remarkably positive reaction and they are extremely appreciative. they have sent us a couple of pictures to where they are wearing the face shield along with the other ppe. you k

but if they decide he isn't at great fault and it shouldn't be a career-ender, he may get major commandgain of another similarly large ship or an air wing. he was an aviator. but the likelihood that he goes back to command the t.r. is very low. just because you can't put the genie back in the bottle and they're trying to help the sailors move on. they do not want to reopen those wounds. it's kind of like, drive on, sort of situation. host: our guest, a former writer with the navy times, former senior reporter for the army times, now pentagon bureau chief for military times, meghann myers. the role of the u.s. military in covid-19 pandemic. 202-748-8000, the eastern and central time zones. 202-748-8001, mountain and pasifpblgt here's tennessee. good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to know, you all just got through talking about the commander on that ship. i don't understand why that man was fired. because he told the truth. if he hadn't told us the truth, many more people on that ship would have had that. and people wouldn't have died. see, that's what's wrong with our govern