ho: well, these are ongoing studies.nk, are going to enroll thousands of thesepaents eyred the clinic in june, july. so we need to give it more time. >> pelley: antibody clones are grown in massive tanks. brewing millions of doses would be a vast industrial project, and expensive. but if an antibody therapy is approved, each patient would likely need only one dose. >> dr. ho: the antibodies are generally just given as an infusion of over ten, 15 minutes intravenously. >> pelley: is it clear that the monoclonal antibodies are safe? >> dr. ho: well, these two that have been administered now to a number of people, they don't seem to have any side effects. and in general, monoclonal antibody therapies for cancer, inflammation and other diseases have been quite safe. >> pelley: now, labs, including david ho's, are searching thousands of natural antibodies from patients to find lethal combinations against the virus. as a physician, if you could only have one, would you rather have a vaccine or an effective therapeutic? >> dr.

ho, ho! lock up hillary clinton! hey, hey! ho, ho!use our electoral college system. >> neither of you gentlemen have brought up hillary clinton's emails. why aren't we talking about hillary clinton's-- boo! boo! >> one question for you-- you think ivanka trump is really hot, right? >> i don't look at ivanka trump-- >> you're honest abe. you have to answer honestly. >> i dont look at her as female. i look at her as the president's wife. >> 2020! make america great again! what's up, bros. >> if you could choose to be with trump tonight instead of your husband and and be trumps-- not even wife, let's just say side piece-- would you take that deal? >> yes, absolutely. who wouldn't? when wouldn't. >> stephen: there are so many candidates right now if a random person walked up to me on the street and said they were running for president, i would probably believe them. i decided to test that theory by sending one of our writers, bryan stack, out to to the street to see if people would believe he was one of the countless middle-aged, white ma

david ho at the research center, currently working on antibody treatments for covid-19. thank you for being here tonight. it is an honor to have you here. >> my pleasure, thank you, rachel. >> as we continue to absorb the news a bout the president's hospitalization and trying to understand his implications. we'll talk about congressman jim clyburn to talk about the sobering implications of the potential succession issues, stay with us. potential succession issues, stay with us woo! you are busy... working, parenting, problem solving. at new chapter vitamins we've been busy too... innovating, sourcing organic ingredients, testing them and fermenting. fermenting? yeah like kombucha or yogurt. and we formulate everything so your body can really truly absorb the natural goodness. that's what we do, so you can do you. new chapter wellness, well done. still a father. but now a friend. still an electric car. just more electrifying. still a night out. but everything fits in. still hard work. just a little easier. still a legend. just more legendary. chevrolet. making life's jour

desjardins: nancy mace is running to be the rst south carolina woman ever in congress, and part of what some ho is a gender shift for republicans. both parties have gender gaps. in the house of representatives, 88 democrats, or 38%, are women. but it is a chasm for house republicans, with just 13 women, a tiny 7% of their ranks right now. >> thank you! i appreciate it! >> desjardins: enter mace and new class of candidates. she's a single mom who represents the low country nea charlestonn the state house early in life as the first woman to graduate from south the citadel.t'itary institution >>not just democratic women that are breaking barriers or breaking glass ceilings. >> desjardins: a recor94 republican women are on the ballot for the house of representatives this year, nearly double the number two years ago.e

david ho. he is the scientific director and ceo of the aaron diamond aids research center. he is a legend in the fight against hiv, the virus that causes aids, especially insight and research breakthroughs in developing treatments that made that a survivable disease. dr. ho is now working on a team -- antibody cocktails along the lines of this experimental drug the president was given today. dr. ho, it's an honor to have you here, sir. thank you for making time tonight. >> thank you, rachel. good to be back with you. >> for those of us who vaguely remember tenth grade biology but otherwise don't have an expert grasp of these things at all, can you explain to us in layman's terms what is this type of treatment that the president has been administered? we know that it is on compassionate use. it's not approved as a treatment for coronavirus. we've read that it shows some promise as a potential therapeutic. but what kind of drug is this, and how unusual is it for somebody to be getting it very early on after being diagnosed? >> well, the president is getting an antibody cockta

through him i sent a letter to ho chi minh. i did this outside of the usual diplomatic channels with the hope that with the necessity of making statements for propaganda removed, there might be constructive progress toward bringing the war to an end. let me read from that letter to you now. dear mr. president, i realize that it is difficult to communicate meaningfully across the gulf of four years of war. but precisely because of this gulf, i wanted to take this opportunity to reaffirm in all solemnity my desire to work for a just peace. i deeply believe that the war in vietnam has gone on too long and delay in bringing it to an end can benefit no one - least of all the people of vietnam. the time has come to move forward at the conference table toward an early resolution of this tragic war. you will find us forthcoming and open-minded in a common effort to bring the blessings of peace to the brave people of vietnam. let history record that at this critical juncture, both sides turned their face toward peace rather than toward

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is this connected to patrick ho? that dates to 2018. >> all i know, liz. publicly available. he was involved in that scheme. now we know that the fbi since 2019 apparently has been looking into money laundering that involves hunter biden and the biden family. this is really groundbreaking stuff. it really calls into question what the biden family is up to, whether or not they were selling access to joe biden, to foreign powers, potentially, foreign communist powers trying to influence the way our government works. that is tremendous -- elizabeth: let me just be clear. are you saying that you heard from the justice department that there is an active investigation into money laundering involving hunter biden? did you hear that? >> i'm saying, liz, that it is being publicly reported. if you look at james james rose- elizabeth: by who? >> james rosen at incident claire is publicly reporting that the justice department confirmed to him a money laundering investigation that somehow implicates hunter biden and his associates. i don't know any details. i'm not all

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by all accounts, she was very gung ho about that reportedly.hat's really not the role, in my view, of the honest broker of intelligence. >> it's troubling. it's troubling. [indiscernible] goodhave gotten extremely at taking out terrorists. [indiscernible] leadership in bringing osama bin laden to justice is one of the cia's proudest moments in past performance. but when you start thinking government officials undoubtedly engaged in terror, it's hard to cross that line -- [indiscernible] their dangerous consequences. there are situations -- [indiscernible] it seems to me one of the cia and thethe intelligence community needs to think [indiscernible] and everything else, it's not b or c, it's [indiscernible] differentinteresting, db indents receive the p different ways. , not a morning person. he never got an oral briefing. or rarely got an oral briefing. he was. listened, may have ignored warnings, but he loved having the meetings. morale went through the roof. i can only imagine with trump. there is the take-home he does not read. you're the fi

. >> hey, hey, ho, ho, this racist [ bleep ] has got to go! >> reporter: the only thing they're bringing to this barbecue are their middle fingers. this is what they used to call a sundown town, where black americans had trouble staying alive if they were out after dark. it didn't take long before a militia showed up. >> we are not klan. we are not racist. i'm here to stop you from burning buildings and hurting innocent people. >> we don't want that to happen. so if we can keep it out of our -- our areas, here in arkansas, that's what we want to do. >> great question, let's talk about that. >> reporter: in the middle of all this, clarke turns to his phone and starts a live feed on facebook. where he tries to invite people from across the county. >> let's talk. you know what i'm saying? i'm willing to meet anybody up. i'll stay down here, i'll meet up with you guys, we can go get a beer or something. go get a beer, go to the bar, we can sit down, we can talk, we can be adults. >> reporter: things start looking up when clarke learns that someone

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ho ho ho, yeah! need worker's comp insurance?minutes at easyaspie.com. ♪ ♪ lou: joining us tonight, former reagan white house political director, fox business political analyst, ed rollins, pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the new york post, fox business contributor, michael goodwin. question men, good to have you here. ed, let's start with you. the president is coming home after 72 hours, and, i mean, it's a miraculous treatment that he's received at walt every e reed. -- walter reed. your thoughts about the importance to the outcome of the november 3rd election. >> it's critical. he is the campaign. the rest of it's all, not important. he won it himself four years ago, he's going to have to win it himself this time. the idea of donald trump on steroids is kind of a frightening factor for the democrats, but the reality is he's back out, he's going to be on the trail, fight hard, and he's going to make the sale. he either makes it or doesn't make it, but my sense is he's rejuvenated, and i wish his health holds up. lou: micha

i spoke directly in this office, where i'm now sitting, with an individual who had known ho chi minh on a personal basis for 25 years. through him, i sent a letter. i did this outside of the usual diplomatic channels with the hope that the necessity of making statements for propaganda removal, they might make progress of bringing the war to an end. let me read from that letter. dear mister president, i realize that it is difficult to communicate meaningfully across the gulf of four years of war. but pretty sicily because of this golf, i wanted to take this to reaffirm my desire to work for just peace. i deeply believe that the war in vietnam has gone on for too long. and bringing it to an and can benefit no one -- the time is come to move forward at the conference table, for an early resolution of this tragic war. you will find us forthcoming, and open minded. and in a conman effort to bring peace to the brave people of vietnam. let history record, at this critical juncture both sides turned their face towards peace rather than towards conflict more. >> i received ho chi minh's reply

ho, ho donald trump, it's time to go.otest at the trump era took place less than 2a hours after his swearing, a blossoming of the trump resistance. the women's march provided an early indication of the passions the presidency would arouse and the divisions it would expose. he gives me hope for ourfuture. it gives me hope for our future. it was a really dark day when the election results came in. it's not that we hate trump, we hate what he stands for. bigotry and racism, we aren't going to stand for that. say it loud, say it clear. refugees are welcome here. donald trump's attempts to impose a travel ban on a list of mainly muslim countries, including iran and syria once again brought protesters out onto the streets. a policy that the trump administration claimed would defend america was seen by opponents as an attack on american values. build a wall! donald trump's efforts to build a wall along the mexican border, a totem of his presidency. it exposed more fault lines in american society. he campaigned on it. he won on i

ho ho ho, yeah! need worker's comp insurance? get a quote in 3 minutes at easyaspie.com. ♪. me now is former federal prosecutor jim trusty. hey, jim, great to have you on. here is what is happening, the media, good to see you. media, democrats, john brennan, obama's former cia director they're trying to undercut and discredit newly declassified information by attacking the messenger dni ratcliff. but there is "an inconvenient truth." let's show it, team. show cia director brennan own handwritten in real time of his briefing with obama, susan rice, james comey, and biden, about hillary clinton disinformation plan to try to link drum to the emails. they have the notes there. what do you think, jim? >> there is a bunch of layers to this. they're getting laid out for the american public to see if they have the attention span to follow it. the first thing is, the memo is essentially saying, look, this was not opposition research. opposition research is when a politician basically wants to get dirt, hopefully accurate dirt, put it out for the campaign and media. this is a far cry

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a clear case of quid-pro-ho-ho-ho! ( laughter ) that joke from little richie dom. age eight. caputo told erwin why the santas were first in line for the vaccine: "if you and your colleagues are not essential workers, i don't know what is," okay, so you don't know what is. "sorry, teachers and nurses. we've got to protect the men who do the essential work of making babies cry in front of the orange julius." this weekend, it was announced that the program was being scrapped and it was a tough blow to santa-americans. erwin said, "this was our greatest hope for christmas 2020, and now it looks like it won't happen." don't worry, santa. you might not be back for christmas, but if vaccine experts are right, you'll be comin' down our chimneys on the fourth of july. we've got a great show for you tonight. later i'll be talking to jeff tweedy, but when we come back, sacha baron cohen is here. stick around. ♪ ♪ ♪ smooth driving pays off with allstate, the safer you drive the more you save you never been in better hands allstate click or call for a quote today >> stephen: welcome back.

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. >> it sounds like they would have been part of this promotional campaign, ho ho ho, you know, and then -- >> uh-huh. >> then they would get early access to the vaccines. >> am i the only one that did not understand this? i'm having a hard time figuring out -- >> i'm still stuck on the fact that there is a fraternal order of real bearded santas. >> right. there is just so much in that topic that i'm very confused as to what they were going to do. i'm so sorry. >> we can -- we can move on. when santa -- when santa has a doct doctorate in medicine, i'll pay attention to him. >> i totally lost it. >> thank you so much for preparing ahead of time. >>> everything old is apparently new again, and that goes for entertainment. sales of the classic board game monopoly are soaring as families look for some good old fashioned fun in the wake of the pandemic. hasbro reported a 21% spike in sales. hasbro's overall revenue dropped 4% because of tv and film production delays. so we ask, what old game would you like to play again? kristen? >> me? we do play monopoly. not so frequently but we do enjoy i

ho ho ho, yeah! need worker's comp insurance?pie.com. >>> we're getting close to election day and where the candidates travel tells you a lot about the state of play. joe biden spending time in states he does not need to win, meaning he's leading the race and just trying to stretch his advantage. and states donald trump flipped in 20167 are turning blue. this is the map that carried donald trump to the presidency. hillary clinton won the popular vote but the president won the electoral college in part because of right here, ohio, pennsylvania, wisconsin. the president was back in pennsylvania last night. it was a blue state he flipped red but just barely, fewer than 45,000 vote, the margin, 44,292. the president wants to get these 20 electoral votes again. they're key to his map. that's why he's there last night. and joe biden was born in pennsylvania, he thinks he can flip it blue. and four years ago, ohio, big donald trump lead but joe biden thinking he can turn ohio from red to blue. that would block president trump. if you lo

>> well, mona, the important factor over the next several days will be to watch ho hiina is.many patients that mys colleagues have seen, have a stable course for the first several days after getting the virus and then around day five or seven can have a decline in their condition. so it will be important to have the president watched, which i'm sure he will be in the white house. >> our thanks to dr. ravi. >>> coming up, the medical student who's competing in his own social distancing pandemic owraman. next.es. you're watching "world news now." lives. that's next. you're watching "world news now." ♪ people at higher risk, must take extra precautions. you are at higher risk if you are over 65, or if you have any serious underlying medical conditions, like heart disease, chronic lung disease, diabetes, or if your immune system is compromised for any reason. if you're at higher risk, wash your hands frequently with soap and water for twenty seconds. avoid touching your face. disinfect frequently touched objects. and wash up after being in public spaces. and when it comes to social situations

ho ho ho, yeah! need worker's comp insurance? get a quote in 3 minutes at easyaspie.com. ♪.beth: okay. president trump just commenting moments ago, breaking news. listen to the president. oh, we are waiting for it, sorry about that he is about to speak. is he speaking now? we're waiting for the tape. he will be speaking shortly. sorry about that. president trump as we've been reporting he is now on the way to a rally in pennsylvania tonight. tomorrow he will visit iowa. then he will go to north carolina on thursday. watch what happened at his rally in florida last night. he was throwing masks to the crowd. he wants to kiss everyone now that he is quote immune. watch this. president trump: they say i'm immune. i feel so powerful. i will walk into that audience, i will walk in there and kiss everyone in that audience. i will kiss the guys and beautiful woman. i will give you a big fat kiss. elizabeth: that got many in the media very upset. is the president really immune? watch him dancing to the village people's ymca. he is also promising to get the drugs that it he took for c

ho ho, yeah! need worker's comp insurance?et a quote in 3 minutes at easyaspie.com. >>> all right, what the heck does santeen have to do to get some respect around here it is textbook biden's stock most importantly santeen reported an excellent quarter. again, that's related to joe biden's healthy polls number most of that beat came from one time items, take them out, the company only beat by a penny while they raise their earnings, it was only 12 cents which had some investors assuming the next quarter may be weaker. that's a lot of hoop to jump through. don't take it from me, let's check in with the chairman and chris christie of centene, mr. snyder, welcome back to "mad money. >> thank you, jim. good to be here. >> didn't want to qualify your gain this quarter as one time only i am looking at $250,000 loss, i don't know if you know which loss i am talking about. >> no, i don't >> that's not a loss >> i am saying you are not getting - no one is talking about that and i am determined given what you do in life to mention it i

that either way whether some money should have been taken out but by all accounts she was very gung ho about that reportedly and that is really not the role in my view of the honest broker of intelligence. >> it's troubling. it's troubling because for understandable reasons. [inaudible] they are extremely good in taking out terrorists and obviously in some cases leon panetta's leadership in bringing it osama bin laden to justice is one of the cia's highest moments. but when you start thinking about government officials undoubtedly you cross about their lot. i don't think we have seen the end of qasem soleimani. he also raised dangerous consequences [inaudible] and some of the things we have waited for in situations where we said they killed americans. that is not because the russians -- once you start this it goes very swiftly. that may come back to this point. as we think about the future it seems to me one of the messages we grapple about is the cia and the intelligence community needs to think about the traditional [inaudible] but getting in there in the morning and briefing him is

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under threat across the planet in some countries they're even moving backwards the right life fully hoed award aims to recognize the activists championing human rights also known as the alternative nobel prize well this year is being awarded to individuals and groups fighting for peace and inequality in belarus iran nicaragua and the us the right livelihood award foundation is again honoring people who peacefully defend basic human rights around the world they will cut to the back to know who democracy is under threat all over the world that's why we want to send out a signal to the world in defense of democracy. american lawyer bryan stevenson a prominent member of the black lives matter movement will be one of this year's laureates he has promoted the fair treatment of african-americans in the u.s. courts for decades it comes at a moment when there's a lot of uncertainty and a lot of anxiety about our efforts to achieve justice in america so deeply appreciative to the selection committee to this kind of recognition both. the belle of risk in democracy movement will also be honored the

who did ho picks meet with? melania trump? of go through that layer infrastructure to figure out what is going on. hopefully all these cases stay minor. notas you know, that is always the case. sometimes they hit people harder than other folks. it can be easy and onward or have lasting effects for months. we will have to see what happens. questionsthe opening we have. of0 has been a year exceptional volatility across everything. this is most of that that we have seen today. a month before the election. that across the financial markets. gold as well. ask, when do you think we will hear from joe biden? have we heard from them? from joe biden's campaign, when they sort of assess what was going on, we don't have any public indication in terms of how closely incontact biden and trump got. from everything we could see, they were fairly distant. there was not necessarily any contact there. were mostly cap side-by-side. biden, there are procedures in place to insulate the democratic presidential nominee from the virus. there are some

, off their all-time highs and stocks are do you know being a down across the board in europe karen hoas the early headlines. >> here in europe, we've got an aggressive selloff we started off weaker, but the selling has intensified in the last ten minutes or so you can see the market action is concentrated around the dax. and we have a 3% number stripped off the markets at this point, 400 odd points to the down side. deepest across the european markets since september 21 2.4 hrs o 2.4% off in france and as you mentioned, some concerns around fresh restrictions around covid-19 when it comes to france, curfews at 9:00 p.m. at night. and just the last hour or so, there is a focus as to whether london will be put on high alert with more severe restrictions. and we're also watching germany which had its highest caseload of coronavirus cases since the pandemic began so those numbers i think the market is closely tracking take a look at the sectors investors doubling down selling in those sectors that were were hard hit in the beginning, in particular travel and leisure, that has been hit. an

and by all accounts she was really gung ho on the leaflet targeting of general soleimani of the iranian general. you can argue the merits of that. that. you can argue that either way whether soleimani should've been taken out, but by all accounts she was very gung ho about that purportedly, and that's really not the role, in my view, of the honest broker of intelligence. >> is troubling. it's troubling -- understandable reasons. [inaudible] got an extremely good at what they call decapitation, taking out terrorists. and obviously in some cases the world applauds them. leon panetta leadership bringing osama bin laden to justice is one of the cia's highest moments, best performance. but when you start thinking about thinking how government officials, undoubtedly are engaged with terror. that crosses another line because you are then -- [inaudible] added up think we have seen the end yet general soleimani. >> it also raises dangerous consequences of our own. the other thing is -- [inaudible] situations where we killed russian intelligence officers, they killed american officers. that's not

ho ho, yeah! need worker's comp insurance? get a quote in 3 minutes at easyaspie.com. >>> this just into cnn. we are learning that andrew cuomo is ordering schools in nine covid hot spot zip codes in new york city to shut doors tomorrow. i want to go to alexandra field for the latest on this developing story. he actually moved it up a day, tell us about that. >> reporter: absolutely, brianna. look, the mayor proposed to shut the schools down across nine zip codes wednesday to give families and schools time to prepare to go to remote learning plans. the governor is saying it needs to happen now, as soon as tomorrow. this is effecting people in brooklyn and queens. these are hot spots that the city has been monitoring. they say the infection rate or test positivity rate has been 3% or above for at least seven consecutive days, that triggered the decision to shut down schools. this will effect some 300 schools, a mix of public and nonpublic lick schooschools, an in response to the mayor's plan to shut down the schools but moves t

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ho ho, yeah! need worker's comp insurance? get a quote in 3 minutes at easyaspie.com. >> make any changes to the judiciary committee? >> i have had a long and serious talk with senator feinstein. that's all i'm going to say about it now. >> katie: senator minority leader charles schumer. dissatisfaction growing within the party with senator dianne feinstein's line of questioning of supreme court nominee amy coney barrett and how he hugged chairman lindsey graham and praised his handling of the hearings. the goal to confirm judge barrett by next wednesday. it seems like democrats are upset that senator feinstein didn't accuse judge barrett of having the dogma living in her in this hearing as she did for her nomination for the federal bench. >> brian: i guess they had a debate in the democrats and liberal groups and katie, you know better, you're so tapped in with washington whether they should use this at all and they said we're going to use this to talk about roe v. wade and dianne feinstein said thanks for running a good hear

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on his perceived promises of self-determination led some anti-colonial activists, including the yong ho chi minh, and others to look to bolshevism for inspiration and support after 1919. it's no accident that the chinese communist party is founded in 1921. still, after 1919, self-determination became a central principle of international legitimacy where it persisted. franklin roosevelt, who had served in the wilson administration as assistant secretary of the navy during the war and during peace negotiations, actually spent a few days in paris as part of the u.s. delegation. franklin roosevelt recommitted the united states to that principle of self-determination during world war ii when he compelled the reluctant winston churchill to include it explicitly in the atlantic charter. churchill had to go back to london and explain to everyone why that didn't apply to india and other british possessions. fdr also took it further, this principle, than wilson had. particularly as it applied to territories outside europe. and this is -- this is a -- an issue of research i'm working on right now,

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