thank you for joining us great to hear from you girard cassidy of rbc. >>> we haven't talk about what the banks said on the earnings call to the economy. usually jamie dimon is a good progress knost kator on that tim what was your takeaway well, he certainly made a very clear plea for more support for the economy in terms of fiscal stimulus jamie dimon i think has always had a very kind of rational and sober look at the economy and the world. and i think that that sent part of a message people know that banks ultimately are the ultimate barometer trade for the economy. we talked on this show all the time, at least over the last two or three months, maybe six months, where the disconnect between the banking sector and the rest of the market either said there was something wrong in the assessment of the economy or frankly how healthy main street was and banks should be trading better maybe on some level oday's temperature test by jimmy diamond and to the extent either implicitly by citi bank was not all that bullish on the economy. banks have played that story for the last six months? a

[closing bell] liz: tim chubb of girard. that is the closing bell.e close out a rough session at the lows. the dow is losing 959 points and dropping. ♪. connell: new limitations on business. stocks plunging throughout the day as coronavirus cases have been spiking across the united states and in europe. that is fueling fears of another round of lockdowns. we're already seeing in europe. i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." the dow down 941 points at the close at the lowest level since july. the s&p and the nasdaq closing at one-month lows. investors indeed are closing watching that situation in europe and wondering what might be coming our way here in the united states. national lockdown set to begin in france on friday. plus germany earlier in the day plans

its president, jean—remi girard, gave us his reaction to friday's events. we are astonished. see that in france in the 21st—century, a teacher can be beheaded in the street for teaching, for doing hisjob. that is very, very shocking. and the teachers in france are in a big state of shock now. i am not surprised that he showed the cartoons. it is something many teachers do in france, since 2015, since the events with charlie hebdo. and that is something really quite usual in order to speak about freedom of speech, about secularism, what we call in french laicite. that is something many teachers do in our country. we need unity. we need unity between teachers, we need unity with parents, with parents' associations, and with of course the prime minister. and that is why we have organised a rally tomorrow, place de la republique in paris. so we can say that altogether we want our school to be safe and we want what we believe in in france, that laicite, secularism, to be respected and to be defended. a cartoon is usually there for the value of shock. charlie hebdo is a very shocki

. >> the white house task force, and admiral girard has been terrific to work with.e needed help in terms of getting supplies they've been helpful. >> what do you need now? >> right now we have to continue to build capacity and we need everybody to do their part in terms of masks, social distance and washing hands. in the future we have to think about redundant supply chains, stock piling of materials we need. and think about in the future what else will be helpful. >> adam, thank you to you and your team. we appreciate it. >> thank you, poppy, nice to see you. >> we'll be right back. who's supporting prop 15? joe biden. biden says, "every kid deserves a quality education and every family deserves to live in a safe, healthy community. that's why i support prop. 15." vote yes. schools and communities first is responsible for the contents of this ad. traffic and air pollution will be even worse after the pandemic. that's why we support measure rr to keep caltrain running. which is at risk of shutdown because of the crisis. to keep millions of cars off our roads, to red

[closing bell] liz: tim chubb of girard. that is the closing bell. we close out a rough session at the lows. the dow is losing 959 points and dropping. ♪. connell: new limitations on business. stocks plunging throughout the day as coronavirus cases have been spiking across the united states and in europe. that is fueling fears of another round of lockdowns. we're already seeing in europe. i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." the dow down 941 points at the close at the lowest level since july. the s&p and the nasdaq closing at one-month lows. investors indeed are closing watching that situation in europe and wondering what might be coming our way here in the united states. national lockdown set to begin in france on friday. plus germany earlier in the day plans to shut restaurants down, gyms theaters, for about a month. we're following all of that. we have fox twist business team coverage. grady trimble, in chicago. new restriction being imposed. edward lawrence on the tech hearing in washington. we have to first hear from ashley webster wit

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and we are joined by admiral brett girard, and a member of the administrations's task force, and admiral, it is good to see you. good morning. >> good morning. thank you for having me on again. >> we have laid out the situation in the country where the cases are on the rise in almost all of the case, and how disturbed are you by what we are seeing and how serious is this? >> well, thank you for asking that, and the lead-in is very good and as we saw in memorial day, we are at a good case in the pandemic response and the cases are going up in states across the country, and the hospitalizations are up, although, we are tense of thousands of hospitalizations where we were in july, but it is rising, and we are starting to see the increase in deaths, but i want to emphasize that as we did in the sun belt, and as we did in the deep south, we can control the virus, and we know how to do that and smart policies and very critical to wear a mask when you can't physically distance and avoid the crowds like the crowded indoor spaces and wash your hands and we have more like these binax tests sent ou

admiral girard sat there a few weeks ago at the table to talk about that aspect of president trump's plan and how it's carried out today to protect the nation's seniors, which we uncovered all 40% of deaths in americans came from 1% of the population, seniors and nursing homes. it was the work through some of this on this committee that we identified, yes, 45 governors actually followed the president's plan to cmf guidelines issued how nursing homes could properly take care of seniors in nursing homes. that was part of the president's plan unfortunately five governors might have read that plan, but they ignored that plan and completely threw it in the trash can and said we're going to do our own thing. sadly, it had deadly consequences. at least 25,000 seniors died who shouldn't have died in nursing homes because those five governors went against the president's plan, as we know in america, nursing homes of governed at the state level, not the federal level. the guidance came from the federal level, but these five governors chose to go the other way. some of them are still trying to

atlas speaking out against masks which has driven a divide which other members such as admiral girard and others are saying, no, masks are necessary and why are we having the discussions eight or ten months into the pandemic. this is the easy part. the harder part would have been having a national pandemic strategy which we haven't worked on. >> dr. bhadelia, thank you for being on the show with us. >> thank you so much. why do we have to go through this? >> because this is the easy part, she's so right. >> because donald trump hires idiots. because he likes their last names. atlas. like a strong -- i'm going to hire a guy who has nothing to do with infectious diseases and let him go out and lie about masks. of course, a lie that will kill people. but if donald trump cared about that, you wouldn't be seeing the number at the bottom of your screen that says 220,000 american souls have lost their life. so john heilemann, we saw a spate of polls yesterday. looks like joe biden is doing very well in the upper midwest. florida still close. i'm wondering we're about to go into the weekend a