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. >> sean: following a very disturbing story involving andrew gillum, mark meredith has the latest. >> miami beach police say they were called to a south beach hotel last night for a man suffering from a possible drug overdose in that room with the victim was former tallahassee mayor and gubernatorial candidate andrew gillum. police say in the room they also found three bags containing what is suspected to be methamphetamine. he was a democratic candidate for governor back in 2018, in their report police say they try to talk to him about what was going on but he was inebriated. he has been saying he had too much to drink but he also is denying he ever used any month of enemy. there is still a lot of questions about what was going on. >> sean: thank you. we are always going to be fair, balanced, we are not the media mob. we look for the truth and fact without fear. laura is on a spring break mommy daughter skiet not your heart be troubled. special edition of "the ingraham angle." >> 10:00 you're on the east coast, good evening everyone. the end of a long and confounding week and americ

of state has accused russia of spreading false information over the coronavirus pandemic artie's gillum up and has more. as the united states struggles to cope with the outbreak of corona virus fingers are being pointed at russia china and iran for spreading disinformation related to the outbreak this is what we heard from u.s. secretary of state mike palm pale. issue a decision from ation is there any particular locus for this decision or mission or is a diffuse it's pretty diffused unfortunately but we've certainly seen it come from places like china and russia and iran for their coordinated efforts to disparage what america is doing and are to the to the to do all the things the president trying to set in motion here no evidence has been presented to back up these accusations and now we've heard from the russian foreign ministry which has made clear that these accusations themselves are just information as russia is not engaged in any dissin from asian operations and such accusations are in effect dividing the global community and hampering relief efforts as well accusations against

. >>> former candidate for governor of florida andrew gillum says he is withdrawing from public life and entering rehab. gillum said since his run for office ended in 2018, he's fallen into depression that's led to alcohol abuse and his announcement comes after police found him inebriated in a miami hotel room where another man was treated for possible overdose. >>> a young lady on instagram is proving anyone can be a teacher at any age. >> emma has gotten more than 28,000 views thanks to her advice on social distancing, take a listen. >> emma is 3. her mom posted, if a 3-year-old can do it, you can too. >> i don't want to social distance myself from emma, though, she's so cute. >> so sweet. a lot of instagram responses to the post, a lot of people saying things like, i will do anything emma demands, holy cuteness. and, if only adults could follow this. >> she is really cute and gives great tips and advice. use the technology, facetime, get on messenger, on facebook. there's plenty of things. if people like sounding off on social media anyway, now is your chance. sitting at home on t

can i associate myself the remarks of the prime minister in the killing of lance corporal brody gillum? mr. speaker, this is an unprecedented emergency and it requires an unprecedented response. i welcome the fact that the parties across this house and governments across of these islands have worked together as we attempt to protect all our peoples. it is the right approach and at the very least the public expects and deserve from us. yesterday the chancellor announced a 330 billion pounds financial package for business. today, the uk government needs to announce a financial package for people. members from six parties across this house have never expressed support for a temporary universal -- to everyone, especially freelances, renters and the self-employed. using the current tax system, will the prime minister stand up today and give a commitment to the right people with the security of a universal basic income? >> well, mr. speaker, first of all i want to thank the right honorable gentleman for the spirit in which he has spoken and, indeed, there's a huge amount of collaboration goi

. ♪ lou: andrew gillum stepping away from politics for a bit, entering rehab after an incident at a miamia hotel. police claim they found him inebriated in a hotel room, and also what they think is crystal meth. they haven't tested it yet. he's seeking treatment for alcohol. so there you are. president trump criticizing the latest democratic debate. he called it boring in a tweet late last night. the debate only included joe biden and bernie sanders. in the midst of worldwide pandemic both candidates were asked somewhat pressing questions like whether they would have a female as their vice president. here are their prospective answers. >> there are a number of women qualified to be president tomorrow. i would pick a woman to be my vice president. >> in all likelihood i would. lou: joining me, pulitzer prize winning columnist, michael goodwin, and ed rollins. what do you make of it. it was an exciting debate. i think the president is being too critical. >> it was the 12th debate. biden claimed credit for everything obama ever did except pick him. to a certain extent they didn't have any so

>> i think mayor gillum said this earlier, we have seen this largely in iowa, new hampshire, nevada,mbers on things like are you angry, do you think the economic system is sort of fundamentally broken, medicare for all, we can nitpick each of these questions but it looks like an elect rate which should be really good speaking for bernie sanders, then you should ask the question if today isn't as good for bernie sanders, why, and that's less message and more messenger, it does leave a message for joe biden, he's not going to be the nominee without a messenger. >> i think the reason would be because they think he can't be donald trump. their number one focus is beating donald trump, and when you talk to a lot of people they will say, i really like bernie but i just don't think he can win, and also this idea about what you were talking about with biden and the character and the empathy, bernie has character, bernie has empathy, he shows it in a different way. he has a very different personality than joe biden does but i think for his supporters, they see a lot of empathy, they see someb

suffering toa possible drug overdose in the room with the victim former mayor and candidate andrew gillum policing in the room they found three bags containing what suspected to be methamphetamine. he mentioned the democratic candidate to back in 2018 in tht report, they talk to him about aswhat's going on when he was inebriated and he's been sayinge that he had too much to drink but also denying that he ever used any methamphetamines. still a lot of questions about what was going on. >> sean: mark, thank you. if all is going to be fair, balanced,ed not the media mob, e look for the truth and the truth fax without fear. if also, laura's on the spring mommy daughter spring vacation. let your heart not be troubled. bill hemmer in. >> here on the east coast, good evening everyone. the end of a long and confounding week and america, i am bill hemmer in new york. the coronavirus continues to spread in the u.s., more than 1700 cases. at least 48 deaths reported thus far, and tonight we will hear from some of the doctors on the front line for what you can do to keep yourself and your loved ones

that joe biden is the one to take on donald trump, i know people may not -- i was talking to mayor gillumw about this last night. we want them to have more robust policy. i get that. but people as congressman clyburn said who also is going to move the capital from washington, d.c., they feel good right here. and joe biden makes you feel good right here. he has been moving people -- >> i thought it was interesting that congressman clyburn felt joe biden had to work on that. one of his advice for him was that he should get back to that. he felt joe biden had gotten away from that. waj, what do you see? you take it from a different perspective. >> nothing succeeds like success, and as we've been discussing all morning, people made up their decision on the last second. virginia, 49% of the people that came out made their decision in the last second which means the race was fluid. this was not about joe biden. it's about who can beat donald trump and the coalition is coming together. it's between biden and bernie, we're leaning with biden, right? black voters, without them, you do not become t

me he is probably making a play for the south, suggesting that maybe in the same way as an andrew gillum and a stacey abrams, he may be able to win a place like florida and georgia. on super tuesday, north carolina and virginia will send that warning signal about whether or not the south is up for grabs for democrats. >> okay. i know we've all heard the growing concerns over the possibility that when the convention rolls around none of the candidates has reached that majority of delegates that's needed to win the nomination. bernie sanders argued again this week the candidate with the most delegates should win the nomination. here is what he said about that. >> if i or anybody else goes into the democratic convention with a substantial plurality, i believe that individual, me or anybody else, should be the candidate of the democratic party. and if one candidate comes out on top to say to the country, you voted for that candidate, oh, by the way, we don't think that candidate should be the nominee, i think that will be a serious, serious problem for the democratic party. >> chris, i've go

mark preston, andrew gillum, also jen psaki and scott jennings.so much, let's talk about the delegates who are at stake. and you want to talk about california, right? you thought bernie would have a bigger lead. >> the sanders campaign viewed -- >> bernie sanders, i should say. excuse me. >> senator sanders' campaign viewed california as their biggest asset tonight. and it's well suited to him. he's running well with latino voters. running well with blue-collar white voters. a lot of districts. 30% for him if that's where it finishes in california is not a good number. they were polling in the mid 30s. they thought it was moving further toward them. and it continues what we saw across the country. as i said before, sanders' coalition at this point is too narrow to win and he's not expanding it. if you kind of look at what happened among college-educated white voters, a large portion of them have been parked between three candidates who were going nowhere, be warren, buttigieg, and klobuchar in the first states. the question was if it got down to m

mayor gillum, you look at what the governor is doing in new rochelle, which is an unusually large clusteris community safe. a lot of attention is toward what the president is doing, what the federal administration is doing, which is critically important, and there have been a lot of missteps. but state government and local government right now are our strongest holdups against the spread of this virus as well as the containment of the virus. right now, as mayor landrieu mentioned before, my home state of florida, 67 counties, you have 67 different tables that are convening where you have schools, nonprofits, hospitals, all the cities, municipalities that are located there, first responders, and they're right now plotting through how it is they will contain the spread of this disease should their communities be impacted by it, which what i would say to folks is, don't be distracted, overly distracted by some of the chaos that we may see happening in washington. i trust that it will come under control. but do listen to your local officials, your mayors, your superintendents of schools. thos