grover's men from new england will realize you can't take fort mcgruder. it is too heavily defended. they had been meticulously engineered to cover the intersection of this road. so begins a trend for the battle of williamsburg. each side, all day, will slowly funnel in, one regiment at a time, one brigade at a time as their front is cleared. this is where confusion sets in for the men on the field. hooker, to support grover, is going to send in a guy named major charles wainwright and his artillery. regular army men deploy cannons, quickly targeted, and flee their guns within 10 minutes. wainwright says it was one of the most embarrassing episodes of the civil war, and he gets new york volunteers to man the regular guns. he brings up another section of artillery as he starts to notice the grover left is being turned. team gray has not sat idly by either. wilcox and his regiments, the ninth and 10th alabama, the 19th mississippi, will not wait in the earthworks. they go down to turn grover's left and head into a place that would be known as the ravine. so

grover helps too.ve another question, from a set of twins, milo and leavy from brooklyn, new york. >> why is the virus taking a long time to go away? >> why is the virus taking a long, long time to go away. another important question that adults have too, sanjay. >> no question. you know, the thing about this virus it came from animals to humans and it may now be here for a while. what's going to happen, we're going to get better as human beings of dealing with it. but the virus sell may stay for a while. there are viruses that have come a along time ago and stay with us. but we've developed medicines and vaccines and we know how to deal with the virus. what do you think, dr. leana? >> yeah, the best doctors are getting a vaccine to treat the virus. but we have to remember things that we can do to keep the virus away and fight it together. and i think that's really important because we can all do something today. and that's to prevent the spread of the virus from one person to another. so we're keeping

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i like grover cleveland. not just because his name is grover. what should we do about it?mplifies his with the cuban rebels, of course he does. he wants to layoff. he wants to stop with the relocation camps. he wants to stop calling them the butcher for crying out loud. now we will have to talk about cuban independence. i want to tell you what cleveland thinks. i don't want you to jump to a conclusion too much. what cleveland is worried about in the caribbean is stability. caribbean to be a stable, quiet place. he doesn't want some european scramble for influence in the caribbean like is going on in china. cleveland thinks it would be best for everybody if spain held onto cuba but just treated it nicely. look, if you are somebody who is fired up with righteousness, that is not going to fly with you. freeing cuba becomes something of a popular cause in the united states. the cause of a free cuba starts to percolate. it is a reason or a way to not look at the civil rights issues that americans were still dealing with. let's just live somewhere else. be nower to that would be

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[laughter] grover cleveland who was -- true story, grover cleveland, very few friends on capitol hill. particularly in the talkative field because itself the world's greatest delivered body. late one night, middle of the night, mrs. cleveland wakes the president. and says, there are thieves in the house. he says, no, my dear, thieves in the senate. [laughter] harry truman said, without a sense of humor, a man would go crazy in the oval office. and i think there is a lot of truth to that. douglas: i once did a book on the notes of ronald reagan. he kept this elaborate note card system filled with jokes. any speech he would go, you could pick, it could be dogs or kiwanis clubs and he would have them all in order and he would pull the card and he would put these jokes in his speech. it went over very well. reagan was all about humor. i think it is a key quality to being a successful president like you said. there are exceptions, when we do not find the humor there. overall, presidents have to show a robust sense of humor because if you take yourself too seriously, you become a bore. susa

i want to bring in grover norquist. look, grover, they are talking about a fourth stimulus package. not all republicans are on board with this because they don't like spending all of this money. what do you say? >> it's a problem when you call it stimulus. what we are doing is trying to make people whole who have been damaged by the government's decision you shouldn't fly, go to a restaurant, shop in certain places. that's not a stimulus package. that's an aid package. it does what it's supposed to do. if you want stimulus, we need to make the present tax cuts permanent. some of them lapse after five and ten years, the trump tax cuts, and we need to look at continuing all the deregulation that has begun. stuart: you're right, grover, but havi've got to make this po. we are all big spenders now. both sides of the aisle, there is no objection to huge spending. right? that's a sea change, grover. >> i would argue there's a difference between permanent spending programs like entitlements which would be a disaster if you did that as a reaction, and stuff you do right now that's expensive

grover norquist is with us. grover, look, they doled out all of this money. their funds for the unemployment benefits are clearly either running out or about to run out. would you be in favor of helping these high tax states, california, illinois, new york, new jersey, because they have run out of this unemployment money? >> well, you are talking about states that when you give them money, spend it on new projects, not on the crisis of the day. all of them are asking money to deal with their pension problems which then created over the last 30 years of incompetent or dishonest state and city government where they have deliberately committed money to government workers that they have no ability to raise from their own citizens, and people actually leaving those states. so the challenge is if the worst of the states, california, illinois, new york, new jersey, if they simply had grown their budgets over the last 20 years as fast as people's incomes in the country have grown, inflation plus population, they would be in massive surplus today and they wouldn't nee

issues in the health service than today's figures i'm now joined by emergency medicine dr joydeep grover join it thank you for being with us firstly reaction concerning boris johnson if somebody is sitting up an engaging despite being in intensive care presumably that that is good news although being intensive care sounds pretty serious. that's absolutely right so being in advance of is usually a sign that you require very close monitoring possibly somebody special treatment so that is obviously a cause of concern but it's reassuring that the news that's come out is that. you know. all that is required is oxygen and pulls one trick which which is reassuring to any family members who have somebody a very similar situation here is that a report of that somebody is condition should be heartened by it but obviously still cautious but it is a good step. it certainly is a good step. but there's no so the news of any deterioration ducks for the good. old fully accountable be turned and things will become better or staunton only $55.00 or most people think that that's too young to be at risk fro

past and the same time in a broad up broader sense it is the governments and community leaders and grover needs us who should lead to take the lead in and lessing and fighting the 19. obviously it is the most vulnerable that are going to be affected by corona virus you mention refugees we're talking on this program about hospital porters and cleaners why do you think the most vulnerable will be the should be the priority join the coronavirus crisis. because they believe in conditions for nettie just as you might have been to many netaji temps they are living in a very compact that dennis and every house you know are we are only advising citizen to have a social distance a social distance at least one or 2 meters away from each other and meant that as soon as you may go to a met attempts nannying millions of people are living in a very compact area without much percentages for some or even hygiene to her cities and therefore it is much easier much of the more power over for them for that contract to a man is a virus the reason why they're refugees at all for me and talked about in terms of

reporter: grover and elmo are having a remote play date like millions of kids in america who can't meetin person but are trying to stay in touch. the muppets are having technical trouble, just like the rest of us. >> is my head really that big? ♪ reporter: celebrities, including anne hathaway joined elmo and pals for virtu sing-song. as "sesame street" evolves to the need of kids in this eraro virus. >> what's your favorite word? >> supercalifragilists.expialidoci reporter: i got to hang out with the crew earlier, but now we can't do it in person. so no cuddling. but cookies are a substitute. >> the ohiy is that me ateiphe rece so me not know what ingredients t use. reporter: "sesame street" is rolling with the times, showing kids that friendships can be maintained from a distance. laura: the muppet does their bit. before get, in par, the great bell of note are a dame has rung out in -- notre dame has rung out in honor of care workers on the front lines. [bell tolling] laura: it marks one year since fire ripped through the cathedral, destroying its ancient roof and itsams speier. parisi

mike barnicle, i just wanted to follow up, alex sent me the quote from grover norquist. he said i don't want to abolish government, i simply want to reduce it to the size where i can drag it into the bathroom and drown it in the bathtub. well, that's exactly what's happened with nih. that's exactly what's happened with the pandemic task force. that's exactly what's happened, again, with that 12% of the federal government, the domestic discretionary spending part, small part of that pie that republicans have only had the political will to cut. of course, kpanexpanding the dee budget at record rates, passing record tax cuts, being fiscally reckless, and then gutting the small part of the federal budget that actually would be saving lives right now, mike. >> well, grover, who grew up about 15 miles from where i'm sitting here right now this morning, should be pleased with his efforts because they have been quite successful. and i can know that -- you know that they're quite successful when you talk to emergency room nurses or doctors or people in hospitals who don't have en

real quickly, the president of a secret operation and grover cleveland to remove it cancerous tumor from his mouth. how are these not the best sellers. [laughter] the history of competitive walking in the 1880s, the most popular spectator sport with a walking race. okay. and was widely acknowledged as the greatest biography ever written of when they installed and lincoln .-full-stop. come on. what do i have to do. okay. we will see about all of this marvelous potential and now while that fits into the scheme of things, this came about after the presidential election and you are probably aware donald trump was president and a lot of people were surprised and he wente and looked at the numbers and they were especially surprised that the overwhelming majority he picked up in a lot of the counties and people started writing about this and about that and thought that's interesting. i knew about the kennedy trip as a piece of political trivia robert kennedy in 60 days have gone on one of his famous tours eastern kentucky and at the time he wasn't officially a candidate but was considering runn

the president is a sick man about the secret operation on grover cleveland to remove a cancerous tumor from his mouth. how are these not bestsellers? pedestrian is, the history of competitor walking in the 1880s, america's most specular sport was a 6-day walking race, okay. a but and fido was acknowledged as the greatest biography ever written of lincoln's dog and lincoln's dog, come on, what do i have to do? we will see about this marvelous potential and how that fits into the scheme of things. this came about in 2016 after the presidential election. you are probably aware donald trump is president and a lot of people were surprised when he was elected. they looked at the numbers and especially surprise the overwhelming majority picked up and a lot of counties in appalachia, people started writing about this, wonder how this happened. i knew about the kennedy trip as a piece of political trivia robert kennedy in 68 went on one of his famous poverty tourist eastern kentucky and at the time kennedy was not officially a candidate but was considering running against lyndon johnson in the

grover cleveland, 33rd place to 22nd. 11 places he moved up.'m sure we'll learn more from our historians perspectives about why he is raising up in their estimation. you might also remember the spent a great grant biography recently published in its interesting impact of big successful biographies on the view we have of the presidents. ok, so now we're going to go to the 2017 survey, which is the organizing principles for our book of collected reviews. what we did, rather than arranging them chronologically, we put them in order of how they fared in our survey. so, let's look at the top five. as we mentioned -- sorry, first the modern presidents. ronald reagan is the only one in 2017 that made it into the top 10. next up, george w. bush. 20th spot. it will be interesting when we do the next survey at the end of the trump presidency if whether george w. bush moves up at all. he passed away. we had three days of celebration in this country of presidency and the reminds of things he encompassed. that hasn't impact our historians, too. bill clinton

grover and elmo are having a remote play date.nd the muppets are having technical trouble just like the rest of us. is my head really that big? singing celebrities including anne hathaway and lin manuel miranda joined elmo and pals for a virtual singsong. need evolves for kids in this era of coronavirus. what's your favourite word? supercalifragilisticexpialidoc— ious. i got to hang out with elmo and abby on the stoop at the start of 2019 marking the 50th anniversary of the show. but now we all have to be socially distant, no more playing make—believe in person. you are an honourary sesame street chicken. no cuddling but cookies are a substitute. now the only thing is that to me ate the recipe, so me not know what ingredients to use. sesame street is rolling with the times showing kids that friendships can be maintained from a distance. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbc tim willcox. hello there. yesterday hello there. yesterday was a warmer kind of day. again, plenty of sunshine for most of us, with just a little bit of high

grover and elmo are having a promote play date.ing to stay in touch and the muppets are having technical trouble just like the rest of us. is my head really that big? celebrities including anne hathaway and lin manuel miranda joined elmo and pals for a virtual singsong. need evolves for a virtual singsong. need evolves for kids in this era of coronavirus. what's your favourite word? supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. i got to hang out with elmo and abby on the stoop at the start of 2019 marking the 50th anniversary of the show. but now we all have to be socially distant, no more playing make—believe in person. socially distant, no more playing make-believe in person. you are an honourary sesame street chicken. no cuddling but cookies are a substitute. the only thing me did was eat the recipe so me know no what ingredients to use. it shows that french's can be maintained from a distance. and before we go — in paris — the great bell of notre dame has rung out in honour of care workers on the frontline of the coronavirus epidemic. it

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>> grover cleveland -- true story. on capitoleland hill. there is a deliberative body. there is a great one in the middle of the night. misses cleveland wakes the president. cleveland wakes the president. they say, no, my dear -- [laughter] said thatruman without a sense of humor, mn in theo crazy in the oval office. i think there is a lot of truth to that. >> i once did a book on ronald reagan. said, if there was a speech, there could be dogs or they could find jokes in the speech. reagan was all about humor. and i think it's a key quality for being a successful president , like you said. there are exceptions vice pres. pence: where we do not find the humor there, but overall, presidents have to show a sense of humor because if you take yourself too seriously you become a bore in the end. >> he sometimes overdid it in his cabinet members needed to be annoyed. true.s, that was so in the middle of something happening, lincoln told the story and told, pretty much, shut off during an important time. help beingit would the man more than serving with lincoln. he said, i beli

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grow quickly, i did the president is a sick man which is about the secret operation on grover cleveland to remove a cancerous tumor from his mouth. how are these not bestsellers i just can't believe this. [laughter] pedestrian -ism the competitive of walking it was a six-day walking race. okay? okay? an avon fido, which was widely acknowledged as the greatest biography ever written of lincoln's dog. [laughter] and lincoln plus dog come on. [laughter] what do i have to do? alright so we will see about all this marvelous potential and how that fits into the scheme of things. this book came about in 2016 after the presidential election you're probably aware that donald trump is president and a lot of people were surprised when he was elected and they looked at the numbers and were specially surprising look at the overwhelming majorities he picked up and a lot of counties in appalachian people started writing about this and i thought well that's interesting, i wonder how that happened. i knew about the kennedy trip just as a piece of political trivia that robert kennedy and 68 agana one of

a sick man, the secret operation in grover cleveland to remove a cancerous tumor from his mouth.ow are these not bestsellers? pedestrian is him, the history of competitive walking in the 1880s, the 6-day walking race and, okay. abe and fido, the greatest biography ever written of lincoln's dog. lincoln plus dog, what do i have to do. we will see about this marvelous potential and how well that fits into the scheme of things. this came in 2016 after the presidential election. you are aware donald trump is president and a lot of people were surprised when he was elected and they looked at the numbers and were especially surprised at the overwhelming majority he picked up and a lot of counties in appalachia and people started writing about this, that is interesting, i wonder how that happened. i knew about the kennedy trip. these famous poverty tours to eastern kentucky. he was considering against lyndon johnson in the democratic primary. it was in effect a campaign stop, had all the trappings of a campaign trip, photo opportunities and speeches. it was interesting that robert kenne

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martin van buren, grover cleveland in the 1890s had been president. the notion that the government, the federal government would step in and try to correct the economic cycle was hearsay. and the secretary of the treasury maintained and he basically told the president to just flush out the system, all of that was economics and hoover's response was to get himself a new secretary of the treasury. he sent melon to the court of st. james. early in 1930 "the new york times" among other media outlets praised hoover for doing more than any president before funde the circumstances. in fact, go back to warren harding's administration as secretary of commerce and there was a severe recession right after and it was hoover who was delegated with the responsibility, and what he did was among other things greatly increase public work setting, which again is in many ways afore shadow of a new deal. well, like wise hoover immediately, again, voluntary association. hoover called to the white house dozens of the nation's leading business executives. he got them to agr

narrator: learn to cough and sneeze witstep 1.pal grover. realize you are about to sneeze. step 2. move your elbow towards your nose and mouth. step 3. gesundheit. one. two. three. remember to cough and sneeze into your arm or elbow and not your hands. [♪] judge jeanine: new york where i sit tonight has been undoubtedly the hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic with 100,000 cases reported today and upwards of 3,500 deaths. many of the big apple's hospitals are joe run with victims and have staffs working around the clock to save lives. ken raske is the president of the greater new york hospital association. thanks so much for joining us. you are -- you represent 250 hospitals, healthcare facilities in new york and new jersey, connecticut and rhode island. what do you see as the biggest problem right now in all of those hospitals that you represent? >> i can tell you in the metropolitan * area of new york we are under siege. we turned our hospitals upside down and inside out. reconfigured them to handle the onslawft this epidemic -- the onslaught of this epidemic. we are convertin

elmo, grover, big bird and others. they'll join along with dr.to answer questions. the abcs of covid-19 airs tomorrow morning, t: 9:00 a.m. here on cnn. thanks for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> and thank to you, wolf. "outfront" next, trump refusing to answer questions tonight after the cdc state governments and even lysol have taken the extraordinary step of telling americans not to take the president's advice of injecting disinfectants. georgia opens up for business today. we'll talk to two business owners and a vaccine that scientists claim could be ready by fall now u is being tested on humans. so how ryu patients responding? one of the lead researchers is my guest this friday. let's go "outfront." >> and good evening. "outfront" tonight, president trump refusing to answer questions tonight at the

a grassroots -- grassroots effort is providing narrator: learn to cough and sneeze with your pal groverstep 1. realize you are about to sneeze. step 2. move your elbow towards your nose and mouth. step 3. gesundheit. one. two. three. remember to cough and sneeze into your arm or elbow and not your hands. >>> their more than 432,000 cases of coronavirus at this point. families of some employees are telling us that the center wants workers to return to work despite testing positive of the 59 cases 35 our residents and 24 our staff members. alameda county officials say the six people who recently died for all residents. we spoke to two men who were married to two staffers who passed it positive -- who tested positive and they were told to come to work even though they were infected with the virus. we reach out to gateway starting yesterday and so far we haven't gotten an answer. these bay post center reports 17 staff members and nine residents have tested positive. that's why the alameda county public health department has started a task force to investigate these outbreaks in the senior f

narrator: learn to cough and sneeze witstep 1.pal grover. realize you are about to sneeze. step 2.ur elbow towards your nose and mouth. step 3. gesundheit. one. two. three. remember to cough and sneeze into your arm or elbow and not your hands. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." a week ago, last friday night, when we opened this show, this country was just about to hit 100,000 cases of coronavirus. as of right now, there are more than 100,000 in new york state alone, for perspective. so for weeks, through all ofho this, the cdc and surgeon general have told us that we shouldn't buy face masks. face masks are not useful for stopping coronavirus, they said. in fact, they could make us sick, and also, we need to save them for first responders. well, those rhetorical points didn't make sense together, and we said so last week. now the government appears to agree with that and isdvin

monroevan buren, james grover cleveland in the 1890's. -- the notions that the government, the federalernment especially, would step in and try to correct the economic cycle, was heresy. depressions were acts of god. they were booms and they were busts, and there was nothing you could do about it. and that is the philosophy that, for example, andrew mellon, who was hoover's holdover secretary of the treasury, maintained. he basically told the president, flush out the system. all of the bad, the crooked bankers, the speculators, all of that, you know, that was hobbesian economics. and hoover's response was to get himself a new secretary of the treasury. he sent mellon to the court of st. james. but the other thing is we tend to think that the stock market collapsed in october 1929 and the next day there were bread lines. this took time to evolve. early in 1930, the new york times, among other media outlets, praised hoover for doing more than any other president before under the circumstances. hoover did not believe in boom and bust. in fact, to go back to warren harding's administration

grover. hmm. our special continues with brianna keilar. i'll see you tonight with 360 at 8:00 p.m. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> i'm brianna keilar in washington on in friday, april 24th. tonight the united states death toll, more than 50,000 in the country lost to coronavirus. in los angeles county it is the leading cause of death but in the state of georgia where daily case as peer to be on a decline but deaths are still on the rise, you could now visit gyms and bowling alleys as nonessential businesses reopen. but first, health experts are rushing to clarify president trump's latest medical suggestions that could kill americans if followed. this is one that sunlight or heat would be used to treat coronavirus. and two, that disinfectants like bleach, that is right, bleach, could perhaps be injected into the body to kill the virus. the absurd comments following this statement by a senior homeland security official about how the virus responds to light and disinfectants in the air and on surfaces, not including the human body

i've been doing virtual exercises with grover. here's one we do. it is called the flap.really. it has been a lot of fun. but you know sometimes it is hard. and i do feel sad when i remember i can't go to school and play with my friends. but, you know, my friends have been helping me feel better. >> sanjay, is this your best town hall yet? >> after 20 years of this, i never thought i would get to host a show with erica hill. no, kidding. with big bird, obviously. it is really helpful. i think these questions that really struck me that kids ask that are good questions that adults are often too embarrassed to ask. so, you know, we really get it. i think some really important things. i'm really excited. >> seeing you smile as much as you did, it almost broke your face, it was wonderful to see. i'm waiting for the tickle me sanjay doll also, want to say that. watch our special town hall with sesame street tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. eastern. you can go to cnn.com/sesamestreet to submit your questions. >>> sanjay, stick around. we actually have the good stuff that you also a

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in addition, elmo, cookie monster, grover were joined by celebrities lin-manuel miranda and anne hathaway as we get through this crisis together. >> greg: let's do this. ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great we got two this time, these are special food addition. look at this poor dog watching this groundhog eating a slice of pizza, he's social distancing -- life is so unfair. look at that groundhog taunting him. i'm hungry now for pizza. groundhog pizza would be delicious. this is what happens when you fill a cup full of whipped cream -- this fellow shows up. there he is. let's see that again, you fill up that cup and what happens? what happens? there he is. anyway, i'm done. >> jesse: my "one more thing" has no redeeming value, my mom is going to be very angry. you know those roundabouts they have mostly in europe? this guy in poland couldn't figure it out, he drove right through it. it's not a polish joke, it just happened to be in poland. the guy is fine, he's not injured, he's recovering in the hospital but that's one way to do a round about, probably not the smartest way but whatev