. >> fareed zakaria is host of "fareed zakaria gps." he's here with me. but first i want to go to cnn's alex marquardt who has got some breaking news for us on what u.s. allies know about the origins of the coronavirus. alex, good evening to you. how far off are the president's claims compared to what your sources are telling you? >> well, don, they're pretty much the exact opposite. there you had pompeo and the president saying that this -- that this virus escaped from that wuhan institute of virology. and that essentially puts the administration at odds with some of its closest intelligence partners. i was speaking with a western diplomatic official earlier today who has seen the intelligence, who has poured over this, and who says that the assessment that they have is that it is highly unlikely that the virus escaped from the lab and highly likely that, in fact, this was a natural occurrence, that the virus jumped from an animal to a human. so the market theory. that's the other main theory here. and that, according to this official, is the growing con

i'm fareed zakaria. once upon a time there was just one person, a single patient in wuhan, china with a fever and a cough. how did we go from that first case to a global catastrophe? could the virus have been stopped or slowed down? what happened in the earliest days when doctors and local officials knew they were at war with a brand-new virus, untreatable, contiguous, deadly? this is the story of china and covid-19. what did the chinese government know and when did they know it? >>> the story begins on a beautiful night last fall. the biggest celebration in china's history. the 70th anniversary of the people's republic of china. a spectacular eruption of joy and pride and victory. for a country that had risen from third-world deprivation to dazzling first-world power in just a few decades. >> 70 years ago china was desperately poor. it had a very low standard of living. the life expectancy was among the poorest countries in the world. today here you are in beijing at a moment when you are rivaling the u

fareed zakaria. we'll all be watching. thank you so much.hina's deadly secret" airs tomorrow 9:00 eastern right here on cnn. >>> hello again, everyone. thank you for joining me. i'm fredricka whit field. this holiday weekend is looking very different than usual as the u.s. grapples with the coronavirus pandemic. right now beaches and parks from coast to coast are allowing people to return for the first time in months. but in many areas this newfound freedom comes with restrictions on capacity and social distancing. all of this as the number of new cases in the u.s. is holding steady or rising in 42 states. some experts worry reopening could cause new spikes of the disease. the number of deaths is now over 96,000. and new cases are up over 1.6 million. the united states eased some restrictions. president trump is demanding governors do even more calling on states to fully reopen houses of worship, even saying he will override any governor who

fareed zakaria starts right now. >>> this is "gps," the "global public square," welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. ♪ today on the show, you never want a serious crisis to go to waste. that is what rahm emanuel famously said. i will ask the former white house chief of staff and former chicago mayor his thoughts on how we should use this crisis. also -- >> china's been taking advantage of the united states for many, many years. >> the trump administration seems headed towards a cold war with china richard haass, a republican and adviser to three presidents explains why this is a dangerous strategy. >>> and how to live life after the lockdown. doctor, author and "new yorker" staff writer, atul gawande, gives us his prescriptions, ones that have been tested and work. >>> finally the french have come a long way from the long-favored line "let them eat cake." so what are they encouraging now? stay tuned and find out. >>> but first, here's my take. if anyone thought a global pandemic that has so far killed mor

let's bring in cnn's fareed zakaria. in january, fareed, the president was actually praising president xi of china for his handling of the virus. he complimented china's efforts and transparency. february he said china was strong, sharp, powerfully focused. so what is happening? now he's really getting tough on china. >> wolf, it is clear what has happened which is that the american response and the death toll has been so high, and america's performance compare today the rest of the world has been so terrible that donald trump is doing what he often does which is looking for somebody to blame. and if you remember he ran the 2016 campaign saying that mexicans were to blame for america's problems. he was going to build that wall and mexico was going to pay. now it's china's fault and china will pay. china did some things wrong and some things were covered up. but let me just give you one fact, wolf, which is the the rest of the world got to know what the rest of the world got to know particularly china's neighbors like tai

here's cnn's fareed zakaria. >> reporter: thanks, victor. thanks, christi. good to see you.al is coming up at 10:00 eastern and pacific this morning. it's called "the post-covid-19 world." and what we've tried to do is step back and say to ourselves, okay, everyone's talking about the news of the minute, the news of the second, the tweet of the moment. what is really going to happen a few months from now, a few years from now? what is the shape of the new economy? what is the shape of the new political order? what is the shape of our society, our personal world being? we have an amazing cast of characters. tony blair on politics and geopolitics. larry summers on the economy. eric schmitt on technology. ariana huffington on what this is going to be like for you personally. and they have some surprising and thoughtful ways of kind of navigating this crisis and trying to shed some light. some of it is tough. some of it is quite optimistic. you know the famous saying that the crisis is also an opportunity? a number of people are trying to look at this crisis and see what's the g

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i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. on the show, trump targets the world health organization. he's threatening to make his funding freeze permanent if the organization doesn't shape up in just 30 days. >> they have to be much more fair to other countries including the united states or we're not going to be involved with them. >> i'll talk to a top official at the w.h.o. and china moves to tighten its

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fareed zakaria starts right now. >>> this is "gps," the "global public square," welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. ♪ today on the show, you never want a serious crisis to go to waste. that is what rahm emanuel famously said. i will ask the former white house chief of staff and former

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. >>> today, trump targets the world health organization. he is threatening to make his funding freeze permanent if the organization doesn't shape up in just 30 days. >> they have to be more fair to other countries, including the united states or we won't be involved with them. >> i'll talk to a top official at the w.h.o. >>> china moves to tighten the grip on hong kong and threatens america with its relations with taiwan. what is behind beijing's bold new moves? i wi i. >>> 2.4 million americans filed for unemployment last week bringing the total to almost 40 million unemployed in just nine weeks. markets continue to climb. gary cohn joins me to explain the economy. >>> also, my latest about beijing's troubling response to covid-19. china's deadly secret remere tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern and pacific. i will bring you a preview. >> the battle that began in china becomes a world war. first here is my take. as polls continue to show a steady lead for joe biden, president trump seems to be getting increasingly desperate. he's now committed h

fareed zakaria gps special, next. >>> will they be back to normal. is online education good enough or is it actually even better? i'll talk to the president of arizona state university and a pioneer of online education. >>> finally life as we know it. can we live life asless social creatures? will we greet each over with a bow and a handshake instead of a hug and what is all of this doing to our brains? ariana huffington has been thinking about it all. we'll close with my usual take all in this special hour. let's get started. >>> what will post-covid-19 politics and geopolitics look like. joining me is the prime minister. welcome. you have written a great deal. you have talked about the rise of populicsm and how we entereda world of left versus right and open versus closed. what does this pandemic do to that debate? it seems as though a lot of people are saying let's close down because if we're open, we get infected. >> it will be a lot of people saying that. on the other hand you've got to think of how important it is that we deal with this pandemi

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join cnn's fareed zakaria as he investigates the moment a pandemic was born.n's special report "china's deadly secret" begins tonight at 9:00. >>> muslims today are celebrating the end of fasting for ramadan and some christian churches are reopening. this after president trump's demand earlier this week. >> the governors need to do the right thing and allow these very important essential places of faith to open right now. for this weekend. if they don't do it, i will override the governors. in america, we need more prayer, not less. >> but not all churches are reopening. some are continuing to hold services online, and others are planning to reopen in stages. cnn's evan mcmorris-santoro is live outside saint patrick's cathedral in new york. be what's happening there? >> reporter: the emphasis in new york remains slow and steady, when it comes to reopening. that's true of the catholic archdiocese here as well which represents around 3 million catholics in the state. so before we talk about them let's listen to the governor explaining some of the plan about this

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i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. today on the show, from covid to cold war. the administration is making the case and strongly that beijing's recklessness unleashed the virus on the world. >> they could have contained it. >> president trump now threatens to hold china accountable. i'll talk to white house economic and trade adviser, peter navarro, the administrati administration's so-called super hawk on china. also bars, restaurants, hair so lons, remember them? in sweden they never closed. its covid infection rates are not as bad as you might imagine. why? we'll find out from the country's chief ep deep epidemiologist. and then how do you protest in the age of covid. we have images and answers. first here's my take. for all of us who have watched with mounting terror as president trump offers the public a seize of his half baked ideas and hufrnls hunches on h handle and treat covid-19, the answer is clear. follow the signs. >> follow the signs. >> science, science, science. >> we'll follow the doctors and scientists. >> but what does that mean? after all it

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