. >> host: when did your parents or did the everly cuba? >> guest: yes, they did. again i was very fortunate. they came six months later. my college roommate was also a peter pan flight kid, his parents didn't come until three years after. he lived in an orphanage and then he was sent to virginia to live with foster parents for three years. i was a very lucky person. >> host: at what point where your parents disillusioned by fidel castro? >> guest: my father was really messed up pretty quickly because one of the first things that castro did was to control the import and export of things, to controlling the porch. my father was a custom broker so my five the loss his business like the next day practically. and then later on he was still teaching import and export law, and since we were still being a free market society or were in the process of becoming a free society he lost his job at the university also. >> host: one of your jobs is as a stand up comedian country ships. cruise ships are not going back to cuba. have you been back? >> guest: no, i have not and i to

i gotta say the everly brothers because of their harmony.e first time i ever felt any kind of sexual feelings from the waist down. their harmonies together-- the everly brothers, in their harmony lived something i couldn't explain, i didn't understand, but it felt like-- it didn't feel like sex. it felt like... ...something so wonderful that i'd never heard. harvey: i wanna talk a little bit about your upbringing. - you hunted, shotguns... - mm-hmm. you were hanging out in the woods. you just don't strike me as a country boy. i still carry a knife everywhere i go. - why? - it's to open my fan mail. um, you know, i don't know why. - but you were mostly-- - i had a nice-- i actually gotta share this with you. it's ridiculous. it's so beautiful. - and it's such a piece-- - you really do carry a knife! it's such a-- well, along with that one and this one. - oh, my god. - it's such a piece of art, that, you know, it's got a blade, and it flicks out like that. and, you know, that's what you do when you're showing your friends. but if you get in tr

monday just $4.00 days after union organizers asked the company's management team to recognize them everly and insist at the layoffs were strictly because of the virus but it just so happens that every single employee who is on the union committee or so much has used the union's logo on social media was let go what a coincidence apparently that logo is a corona carrier but perhaps the higher ups are trying to keep everyone healthy after all union would be employees working together and realizing the interconnectedness of each other struggles just doesn't sound like something the c.d.c. would recommend now it appears that corporate america is using the pandemic depressions boot down even further on the working classes neck but some people are fighting back on monday shoppers for the delivery of insta card started refusing to accept orders until the car provides hazard of an additional $5.00 in order 3 safety gear and expands its paid sick leave last week in pittsburgh sanitation workers held a wildcat strike to demand safety gear and on march 30th g.e. workers took the medical device shorta

had the runaway freight train reality which was millions infected and then thanks to the folks in everly out there and the great work staying home, that came down meaningfully. there is a best case, if everyone should think of it like this. a point which i think is one that we can't forget. what we say today and what we sent 24 hours of what we will say tomorrow on paper or 48 hours, may be very different. judy: that is exactly. at one point it was 500,000 total positives. and then you stepped that down to what percentage would end up in the hospital, what centage in icu. >> we don't know for sure when that number may hit? judy: it depends on the model. the input has come in every day at the end of the day. right now, knowing what our hospitals are doing, the north is packed, but last evening we had eight hospitals that went on and then off. we still have two remaining on divert. that is the lowest number we have had in a bit. gov. murphy: i want to make sure that i say two things one is for everybody watching, all bets are off if folks take their foot off of the gas. judy: absolutely. g

covid-only facility under the leadership of the governor pre-icu and post-icu, part of the critical everly to build out capacity for covid patients, which has to be the top of our list, as we consider opening up this economy. it was soldiers working alongside medical professionals. i will just tell you this, because we're all looking for optimism during these incredibly arduous times. during that last huddle before seeing the first -- our first patient, we had the men and women in uniform, the fighting 69th infarntry regiment applauding the men and women of our frontline medical professionals in their own uniform. that gave me the confidence i need that we will get through this. >>> a somewhat fiery speech you gave on the house floor with regard to that which was encompassed in this most recent relief bill. you found a couple things that were lacking. let's have our viewers take a listen. >> only in washington, d.c. would we wait week when we all agree. but let's move forward, because our frontline workers right now cannot afford for us to stand by for politics. leader mcconnell said to ou