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i'm florida congressman matt gaetz," matt gaetz. ( laughter ) gaetz was there for yesterday's budget he showed up for it wearing a gas mask. well, that is one way to prevent people from smelling the liquor on your breath. ( laughter ) and then-- and then, that wasn't gaetz's only picture wearing the gas mask. here he is surrounded by all of his friends. ( laughter ) and-- i'd like to point out, i'd like to point out, ladies and gentlemen, that he is the only man who could wear a gas mask to work and still have the dumbest part of his outfit be his shoes. ( cheers and applause ) they're like clown feet, but they didn't grow. one person actually taking the coronavirus seriously is bond, james bond. ( james bond theme song ) ( cheers and applause ) yesterday, the new james bond movie was postponed over oducerof the farre shaken and stirred. ( laughter ) ironically, the film is named "no time to die." ( laughter ) it didn't help that the bond girl is named pam demic. ( laughter ) i applaud the producers for putting public health ahead of their marketing schedule, but i think they can do

sara carter, florida congressman matt gaetz and tammy bruce. matt gaetz, you are on one of the president's groups look at reopening. where do you think things stand at the national t level and stae level in terms of reopening and moving on from the immediate crisis stage we have been living through the last few weeks. >> the president is champing at the bit to unleash the economy. but there is a globalist element to the establishment and elite thinking you described in your monologue. i remember the world health organization telling us the death rate could be 3.4%. but the stanford santa clara study shows it could have been off by a factor of 17 to 28. americans can take pride in the fact that president trump isn't going to overpay for bad science from people who shill for china. i think that brings the decision making to the president. eisenhower warned in his farewell address that we could end up feeding too much decision making to a technological elite and real leaders had to ask tough questions and balance the questions you reflected on. st

. ( laughter ) well, at least gaetz didn't air force one with trump today.e. gaetz only learned that he'd been exposed to the virus after air force one lifted off from orlando. he then essentially quarantined himself, sitting in a section of the plane alone. oh, that definitely works! i'm going to sit in the pressurized cabin where they recycle all the air. have you ever been on an airplane? if someone on first class eats an onion, you cry in coach. ( laughter ) well, this is a national crisis, and trump said it at the c.d.c., for the safety of all americans, we should not let donald trump land! ( as trump ) "think of the numbers. it would ruin my beautiful numbers." ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) "my beautiful..."'l bth j krasinski! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> president trump visited the c.d.c. to address the coronavirus outbreak. let's listen in. >> i think we're doing a good job in this country of keeping it down. we've really been very vigilant and have done a tremendous job of keeping it down. >> whoo, yeah! thank you so much for

"delta war," general robert spalding and congressman from the great state of florida himself, matt gaetz. we've got these little boats out there, always worried about the straits of hormuz, more strategically important to the united states now because of the president's decision to make us energy independent. but how do you respond when they are harassing our ships in those narrow straits or elsewhere? >> i think the president's right to use the bully pulpit of the presidency. when you go back to the general for the ir gc that was taken down in iraq, it provides a level of the turbines to the iranian forces. we don't want to have another call where one of the boats had explosives, comes in, and really kills sailors and damages our ships. it's important important that we create a turn, the president talking about it reminds the iranians they need to keep their distance. >> sean: matt gaetz, let's go back to florida. we just had governor desantis on. you see the numbers in florida. you and i discussed this privately, we were both very concerned about the elderly population, a lot of people

congressman matt gaetz and chris hahn are here to debate and is biometric tracking relieving answer to containing and defeating the coronavirus? how we can reopen our government, our country. what does it mean for your privacy? victor davis hanson will explain it all. plus, we're going to show you part two, sean just referenced it of my exclusive interview with attorney general bill barr. he reveals what he really thinks about trump's firing of that intel inspector general and about john durham's investigation. but first, this is america and shut down day 24. some important developments. and some emails that i must share with you. as new york remains the covid cauldron of america, 799 more folks in new york died yesterday, bringing the state total to a staggering 7,067. now, that's 43% of all american fatalities, to get your mind wrapped around that. the public hospitals especially remain battlegrounds, but the state overall continues to make some progress against the virus. >> we had 200 net increase in hospitalizations, which you can see is the lowest number we've had this nightmare

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gaetz funded ihme. 73,000 statewide.aetz funded model is the one the white house most relies on now, currently. all those models were projections. they all said, depending on what people do. not even government. what people wind up doing. but it was not just these academic, private organizations. the white house task force was talking about 1.5 million to 2.5 million deaths, without mitigation. with mitigation they were 100,000 240,000 deaths as the best case scenario. this is the white house task force. the actual estimate has now been adjusted down, but they are still at 60,000 deaths that they are projecting. the peter navarro white house memo was talking about loss of to 2 million souls. infecting as many as 100 million americans. cdc was talking about 160 million to 214 million people infected. the whole population is only 328 million. the cdc was projecting that more than half of the population would be infected. they were talking about 2.4 million to 21 million people being hospitalized. we only have 920,000 beds

gaetz funded ihme. 73,000 statewide. the gaetz funded model is the one the white house most relies on now, currently. all those models were projections. they all said, depending on what people do. not even government. what people wind up doing. but it was not just these academic, private organizations. the white house task force was talking about 1.5 million to 2.5 million deaths, without mitigation. with mitigation, they were projecting 100,000 to 240,000 deaths as the best case scenario. this is the white house task force. the actual estimate has now been adjusted down, but they are still at 60,000 deaths that they are projecting. the peter navarro white house memo was talking about loss of life, one to 2 million souls. infecting as many as 100 million americans. cdc was talking about 160 million to 214 million people infected. the whole population is only 328 million. the cdc was projecting that more than half of the population would be infected. they were talking about 2.4 million to 21 million people being hospitali

congressman gaetz, thanks for coming on, we appreciate it.there's no question that coronavirus is deadly. you may know someone who's already passed from it. the question is over large populations, how deadly is it? that's an important question to answer. tonight, there are promising signs that the virus is more widespread and less dangerous than we initially feared. we will walk you through some numbers on that. but first, a look at new york right now courtesy of our own tom rita. ♪ ♪ and spray... and spray... and spray. well, we used to. with new ortho home defense max indoor insect barrier, one simple application kills and prevents bugs in your home for up to a year without odors, stains or fuss. it's the modern way to keep bugs away. new ortho, home defense max. get everything you need for spring at ortho.com order today! i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh... i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and

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to react to all the new development, that would be matt gaetz and devin nunes. more vindication for us but more importantly now we've crossed a legal barrier. this is way beyond premeditated fraud on a fisa court. it is now they knew it was russian lies, and disinformation from the get-go, devin nunes? >> we are beginning to see what we wanted you to see all along. >> sean: why couldn't you sneak this information to me? you could've handed itio to me n the slide. >> like everybody else in washington, i don't leak. >> sean: i can verify that. >> here's the deal. here's the issue that we have with the dirty cops at the fbi, doj, and elsewhere. we were running in the investigation, house republicans are running an investigation starting in 2017 on everything russia, remember? here, the whole time, who had this information? the fbi knew that steele could be compromised. that's problem number one. you have lots of lying, lots of obstruction of a congressional investigation. roger stone is in jail right now because of these dirty cops and the obstruction of justice tr

matt gaetz, dan bongino expose it all next. urse. urse. i am totally blind.nd non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. ♪ >> can you really envision every prominent democrat in this country from all 50 states inside a hot arena 104 days from now? >> it's hard to envision that. >> laura: 104 days from now. it seems so close in time, right? the democrat convention isn't until -- is it july or august? i thought it was in august, but i guess it's in july. if the party leaders are actually supportive of canceling it. no one knows if we will be under lockdown in three months, don't even contemplate that, but i guess you have to. why would they preemptively acts set an important event? one possible reason is to keep joe biden from embarrassing himself. joining me now is matt gaetz and dan bongino, fox news contributor and host of the dan bongino show podcast. congressman, they just don't want biden on that big stage, do they? this has become wildly obvious. >> the joe biden c

there are so many unsung heroes -- liz: zeldin of new york, gaetz of florida discussing a meeting theyt had inside the white house talking about also the fact mitch mcconnell, senate majority leader, has now said they reached a bipartisan deal to commit another $320 billion in money for the small business rescue loan plan. of course, it's not a loan if they make sure to keep on their employees, then it becomes a grant that is forgiven. here's what we do need to explain, though. when you spread it back out to the states, public servants on the front lines have been terribly sickened by serving. new york city's mass transit authority has announced a staggering 79 workers have died after contracting the coronavirus. new jersey transit has lost three workers with more than 200, including the ceo, testing positive for covid-19. and the head of the rail operations tragically died on sunday. nypd, new york's finest, have now lost 30 members of the force. nearly 5,000 are out sick right now. if you take it out beyond new york, talk about detroit, a much smaller, smaller police force, you have

reporter: republican congressman matt gaetz mocked concerns about the spread of the virus by wearinghill. reporter 2: when a reporter in the capital asked senator james inhofe of oklahoma, 85, what precautions he was taking, he extended his arm with confidence. "want to shake hands?" uh, in our line of work, uh, you shake hands. i expect, uh, the president will continue to do that. i'll continue to do it. we have contained this. we have contained this. i won't say airtight but pretty close to airtight. it is being contained. and do you not think it's being contained? zero people in the united states of america have died from the coronavirus. zero. this is a flu. this is like a flu. it's going to disappear. one day-- it's like a miracle-- it will disappear. i felt it was a pandemic long before it was called a pandemic. -i took it very seriously. -by the way, this program has always taken the coronavirus seriously. this is ridiculous. do you have any idea what time we'll get out of here? nobody likes to work late. least of all me. do you have plans tonight? no, i don't. remember when y

. >> sean: it's not going to be hard, matt gaetz, to take out those gunships. our american flag tankers that are in the region. >> i don't think that american blood should be used to avenge foreign oil or foreign vessels but where americans are in danger the president has been very clear that he will respond. i appreciate the fact that the trump doctrine is one that does not seek to engage us in yet another forever war but we take action swiftly and we reset the deterrence. would not only done this with iran but we've done it with syria. president trump drew a redline and actually divided by that so i ran better get their act together so i think this president means what it says and certainly put the word out that he's not going to tolerate that behavior against our interests. >> sean: all right, thank you both for being with us. coming up, the covid-19 crisis exposes how elite the main street media mob it is. we have a full report and reaction from judge jeanine pirro, and dennis miller. he's back. and i think he's going to talk about nancy pelosi, just a gues

if a park is nearing capacity, gaetz may close temporarily. if you are planning to visit a state park, we encourage you to choose a park list your home. -- close to your home. and i cannot express enough to follow the guidance provided by governor parson's. keep six feet between you and others. stay close at home. travel only with those in your household. wash your hands often. come prepared, carrying hand sanitizers, wipes, and water. wash your hands often. share the trail and warn others of your presence as you pass. cover your mouth and nose with your elbow when you cough or sneeze. pack out what you brought in. be kind and considerate of others. most importantly, stay home if you are sick. while safety and outdoor recreation are important to us, the safety of our guests and team members remain a top priority. thank you. gov. parson: thank you, carol, for what you are doing the state parks. our statel proud of parks. it is a great place for activities outdoors. but i will stress that we are in phase one of what we are doing, and social dist

congressman matt gaetz has a bill to block that from happening. >> tucker: widespread testing of theulation, we are told again and again, is critical. even now, there are widespread problems getting people tested efficiently for antibodies at national lab select quest diagnostics. our own executive producer saw this firsthand today. i got tested and spoke to the only nurse on duty in one of those labs. however brian kilmeade had a completely different experience when he went to get tested. what's the truth, what's happening up there and why? professor and dr. marc siegel joins us tonight to help sort through. >> tucker, what a story. we are so excited that doctors and patients with qwest diagnostic decided to do an antibody test. it's what we've been talking about for covid-19 all across the country, very good lab testing. we found one we started to do this test such variability, here in manhattan, many of the tech qwest diagnostics are shuttered and employees are on furlough. the one we found open, he waited outside for an hour and a half online. when he got in they had him scratch

joining us to react to on these new development would be congressman matt gaetz and devin nunes.e vindication for us but more importantly now we have crossed a league legal barrier. this is way beyond premeditated fraud in the fisa court. they knew it was lies and misinformation from the get-go. >> sean, you are beginning to see what we wanted you to see all along. >> and now you sneak this information to me? you could have handed to me on the sly but you didn't. >> because like everybody else in washington, i don't leak. but here's the problem that we have with the dirty cops at the fbi at doj and elsewhere. we were running an investigation. house republicans are running an investigation starting in 2017 on everything russia. remember? well here, the whole time, who had this information? the fbi knew that it could be compromised so that's problem number one. lots of lying and lots of obstruction of a congressional investigation. remember, roger stone is in jail right now because of these dirty cops and the obstruction of justice trap that the mueller team put together. there bet

congressman gaetz, thanks for coming on, we appreciate it. >> thanks, tucker.s no question that coronavirus is deadly. you may know someone who's already passed from it. the question is over large populations, how deadly is it? that's an important question to answer. tonight, there are promising signs that the virus is more widespread and less dangerous than we initially feared. we will walk you through some numbers on that. that is worth hearing. but first, a look at new york right now courtesy of our own tom reed. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the american headquarters, jackie ibanez and new york. president trump forming a panel to shape plans to reopen the economy. it is made up of commerce, the medical fields and elected offices. the panel will operate separately from the white house coronavirus task force. the president says he's looking to make a decision on how to reopen the economy "pretty quickly." that meanwhile, the death toll past 10,000 after authorities started including people who died without ever being tested. the city officials now reporting nearly 4,000 probabl

matt gaetz has his own and he does a better job.an using a medical mask to hide his identity sucker punching an nypd officer. we have a full report, straight ahead. knowing we're prepared for the future. surprise! we renovated the guest room, so you can live with us. oooh, well... i'm good at my condo. oh. i love her condo. nana throws the best parties. well planned, well invested, well protected. voya. be confident to and through retirement. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. >> sean: new york city, one of the biggest coronavirus hot spots in the world and the city's law enforcement officers, they are stretched very thin. houses are called out sick. criminals taking advantage. trace gallagher with this frankly despicable report. trace. >> week senior police officers get water dumped on them, trash dump on their cars. those are cases of blatant disrespect. this time it's felony assault. 31-year-old man i

joining us from around the country our good friend sara carter, matt gaetz and tammy bruce.elt to me like a turning point in the war against the virus. the death toll continues to mount. families across the country ripped apart. but the data is clear. things are getting better. meanwhile the shutdown is getting worse. this week unimaginable numbers out of work with the pain and suffering that goes with it. president t

matt gaetz, and country singer clint black.ite and broadcast or you could go to huckabee.tv for local listings or to watch online. thank you so much for joining us tonight. sean is going to be back on monday. i know you're glad to hear that. stayshannon bream emma "fox news @ night" team take it all from here. ♪ >> shannon: hello, and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. as the president signs a nearly half trillion dollar relief package come he's also sparring again tonight with the media. out west, california's governor facing a lawsuit over hedge plans to get 75 million taxpayer dollars to people in the u.s. illegally. tonight, the cbo project double digit unemployment even next year, for trillion dollar anticipated budget deficit, what does it mean for the economy in the months and years ahead? also nearly

. >> matt gaetz mocked concerns about the spread of the virus by wearing a gas mask on capitol hill.reported in the capital asked senator inhofe of oklahoma however cautious he was taking echoho he extended his hanand. >> i expect the president will continue to do that. i will do it. >> we have contained this. we have conontained this. a airtighght. it iss pretty y close to airtig. >> it is contained. >> zero people in the united states of america have died from the coronavirus. zero. >> this is like the flu. it will disapappear one d day. like a miracacle, it will disappear. i thouought it was a a pandemimg before i called it a pandemic. close this amy: sean hannity and donald trump on march 17 and march 18 saying we have always taken the coronavirus pandemic seriously. that is from "the daily show" with trevor noah, who is now doing his show each night from home to protect community spread. roll noam chomsky, world-renowned political dissident, linguist, and author, as you listen to fox news - -- these are the people that presidedent trump channels. these are perhaps his senior adv

. >> sean: of things haven't gotten worse, matt gaetz, adam schiff was pushing impeachment. you were in the middle of all that. the president was focused on china. we know what he did january 30th 10 days after the first case of corona and america. but the travel ban in place while he was pushing his phony impeachment. >> i don't think impeachment will be viewed by history as having saved any lives. i only wish my democratic colleagues would spend half as much time working with this president as they try to spend removing him from office. americans deserve to know who's fighting for what. democrats are fighting for illegal aliens, upgrades to the kennedy center and for bailouts for blue states. i don't understand why new york can't collect bail money from their own criminals, but they expect to be able to collect for noncoronavirus expenses for the people of florida. may be people out there in california, gavin newsom with think about not giving free health insurance to illegal aliens before asking the rest of the country to color california's budget deficits that they had w

head of the bureau of investigation that became the the -- athe -- a post post hoover occupied for gaetz. occupied for decades. hoover got congress to investigate post, but post held on and kept his position. hoover lost his battle with post but he went on to win many others. hoover greatly enlarged government infiltration and surveillance of left-wing groups of all sorts, something that would last for a century to come. that work included the planting of professional provocateurs. for here is the front page of a newspaper from pittsburgh about some people arrested in an in 1919.ombing plot there were three suspects, but look closely at the one in the upper right. localthe secretary of the branch, supposedly named leo walch, but his real name was louis wendell, agent 836 of the bureau of investigation. for two years, he had been active in the branch in pittsburgh, periodically slipping away to meet j edgar hoover in washington and new york and brief him. some of what the pittsburgh wobblies were accused of doing was actually instigated by him. aspect of these very repressive years, 1917

matt gaetz, and country singer clint black.e and broadcast or you could go to huckabee.tv for local listings or to watch online. thank you so much for joining us tonight. sean is going to be back on monday. i know you're glad to hear that. stay safe, be well this weekend. "the ingraham angle" starts right now. ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. can america reopen responsibly to save our economy before it basically just craters to the next decade? georgia is out in front and you're going to hear from folks throwing their doors open. well, larry kudlow will tell us how the administration's focus for may has now changed. plus, what's the truth behind the fda's announcement today on hydroxychloroquine? and was trump write about uv rays customer care medicine cabinet takes those questions on. and, it's friday, is of course

sooner or later lucy and matt gaetz are going to be running against each other. >> are they old enough? >> she's not. he might bebarely. but sooner or later they will run against each other . condi has said he is running. before you laugh, well before he said that i've identified him as another master persuader. long before he was talking about anything politically i had written blog posts saying there's something he's doing that's not like normalpeople . heit's not like i write about music but i was just seeing something that was another level. asan extra persuasive level there and you see it . you see the impact he has on everything . anytime you inject kanye into any topic it's all changed and he's just such a force now he's doing sort of his religious revival stuff . i think maybe he's setting his sights higher than president, literally. i think he wants to be a spiritual leader in the united states and maybe saying he's going to run for president is sort of good for effect. but i think he actually has bigger sites than president. >> bigger than president. >> we don't have, do we a

gate -- matt gaetz played it off by wearing a respirator on the senate floor.loseor kelly of kansas school's and the republicans moved to hogtie her, saying next she will be coming for her guns. ron desantis let spring breakers go crazy for two weeks and then go home and spread it across the country. devon nunez went on youtube to say now is a great time to go to a movie or dinner, the lines are short. this is anything but a democrat hoax. anybody that can vote republican while this is going on is out of their mind. anyone who has lost a loved one to this should be able to walk up and slapped donald trump in his face. int: stephen is next illinois. good morning. about four days ago i about thedocumentary and how it started. it started in november, 2019. fromst expanded from their china. the way china killed it was having people spray down sidewalks, do everything they could. they were building hospitals and everything else. cctv.ogram was on host: looking for your text messages your tweets as well when it comes to this discussion. this is michael in portland, o

maybe gaetz could explain what who is doing to slow the spread because i have no idea what they are doingiss one says the blame game lame. work with them and support their research but the u.s. has only itself to blame. guest: it's a very serious situation. a lot of people have been very harmed by this circumstance and giving into a back-and-forth nott lame -- blame is particularly helpful or useful. i also think we need to acknowledge that what has gone wrong in terms of this what ther outbreak, world health organization did and what it did not do. not just to ascribe blame to it but to address the problem for the future. this is not the only disease that we are going to be facing in the upcoming five to 20 years. we need to understand how this organization did not respond effectively so that we can respond more effectively in the future. host: j is next in indiana. caller: hello. thanks for taking my call. my comments are addressed to what the speaker said about state department giving money to various countries for their health program. if i recall, there are always strings attached to

. >> republican congressman matt gaetz wore a gas mask on capitol hill. >> when a reporter asked jameswhat precautions he was taking, he extended his arm with confidence, "wanna shake hands?" >> i expect the president will continue to shake hands. i'll continue to do it. >> we have contained this. we have contained this. i won't say it airtight, but pretty close to airtight. >> it is being contained. do you not think it is being contained? >> zero people in the united states of america have died from the coronavirus. zero. >> this is a flu. this is like a flu. it's going to disappear. one day, it is like a miracle, it'll disappear. i felt it was a pandemic long before it was called a pandemic. i took it very seriously. >> this program has always taken the coronavirus seriously. it is an understatement to say that i was extremely worried. i was overwhelmed. and i didn't know where to begin. ♪ i came across sofi and it was the best decision of my life. i feel cared about as a member. there's no extra costs for it or anything like that. it's all kinda like, through the app. we're getting