hogan: you are right. a state to cutr a deal with another country to get tests they could not get in their own country. itthis crisis, state made clear that they are on the front line. the president said testing is a local thing. governors should do their own testing. i'm not sure if everyone agrees with that. that's what he decided. we were searching from every domestic country. we were fighting to get testing equipment from the federal government. we searched all around the world. not just because of the personal tie, because of the diplomacy we had ongoing. we have 17 offices around the world. we do business internationally. we don't do trade policy. we have businesses in other parts of the world. the states should and can develop those relationships. this was an example of how that can really come in handy. before, it was let's bring companies in, create some jobs here in our state. how can we sell more erotic's and bring more revenue -- more products and bring more revenue to the state? i think other

the incredible hulk hogan! harvey: hulk hogan put an entire industry on the map, but not without paying a heavy price. hulk hogan: the knees are fake. the hips are fake. the back's full of metal. harvey: hulk hogan became one of the most recognizable and beloved figures in the world, but behind the scenes, terry bollea's life was crumbling. you literally had a gun in your mouth. yeah. harvey: an illicit sex tape would bring this american hero to his knees. you used the n-word. if this tape wasn't leaked, do you think you'd be using that word today? but the scandal that could have broken him actually redefined him. i made a whole switch from, you know, being negative that is i'd work hard. i'm in check with myself. i'm happy, brother. harvey: hulk hogan, a life of the highest highs and the lowest lows. oh, my gosh. - it is so good to see you. - hey, my brother. usually i see you in gold's gym. that's true, in los angeles. well, we're far, far away. have a seat. well, thank you for coming. so, um, i want to spend

the incredible hulk hogan! harvey: hulk hogan put an entire industry on the map, but not without paying a heavy price. hulk hogan: the knees are fake. the hips are fake. the back's full of metal. harvey: hulk hogan became one of the most recognizable and beloved figures in the world, but behind the scenes, terry bollea's life was crumbling. you literally had a gun in your mouth. yeah. harvey: an illicit sex tape would bring this american hero to his knees. you used the n-word. if this tape wasn't leaked, do you think you'd be using that word today? but the scandal that could have broken him actually redefined him. i made a whole switch from, you know, being negative that is i'd work hard. i'm in check with myself. i'm happy, brother. harvey: hulk hogan, a life of the highest highs and the lowest lows. oh, my gosh. - it is so good to see you. - hey, my brother. usually i see you in gold's gym. that's true, in los angeles. well, we're far, far away. have a seat. well, thank you for coming. so, um, i want to spend

hogan: no. the federal government does not do it, the cdc does not do it, none of the national testing labs do it. in the past day or two a couple cities said they would do it, but they are not doing it. d.c. said yesterday they would do a tiny portion of their numbers. we would be happy to do it. we do about 500 of our tests, we can do that easily. but the other 25,000 tests, doctors send them to national labs that are not in the state of maryland who do not keep that kind of information, that are not required in their keep that information, that are not required by the cdc to keep that information. so it is hard for us to gather that information. we will try to do that. but the last thing i want to do is to have all these tests, people say we are not going to go to maryland because they make us do something we do not do anywhere else, then people would start dying. we are going to do our best to keep track of the information without killing people. >> last question, please. gov. hogan: no, i t

hogan: thank you for saying that. we have some of the best health care in the world, and we are very proud of the hospital systems that we have in our state, the outcome i frankly, nobody was prepared for the magnitude of this. the whole country was caught off guard. none of the states and none of the hospital systems had the necessary ventilators, masks, and all the ppe that they needed. we did not have enough icu beds. the models showed that, without intervention and action, we would have peeps that would overload the hospital system. that is why we took all of these unprecedented and drastic actions to stop them from happening. on the other end, we have been moving heaven and earth to try topush as hard as we can acquire more of those things from the federal government, from the market domestically and across the world. we have made a great stride in all of those things. we have dramatically increased the number of ventilators, the number of masks, protective equipment. aresurge capacity, we adding 6000 hospital be

. >> reporter: his name is drew hogan.ing the odds, he and the team put their lives on the line to stalk an elusive prey. we go inside drew's hunt, as he pursues el chapo from safe house to safe house. and finally comes face to face. >> it's not just a story about one man. it's larger than that. it's two countries coming together and accomplishing something that everyone thought was impossible. >> he resouncounts that journey his book, "hunting for el chapo." in the book, he changed the names of some people and places. we blurred the faces of others who are still working in the field, because for all of them, danger lurked around every curve in the road. >> you're always going to have that in the back of your mind. but it's what you do with that fear. >> reporter: what he did was obsess over el chapo's whereabouting. >> it was nontop. i would dream about it. >> reporter: drew hogan's international odyssey started far from mexico's narco killing fields. a small town in the midwest where he played high school football and dr

hogan: a really difficult question. the question is how bad is it going to get, are we going to need all those things. fema put in those requests based on i believe what they felt was a worst-case scenario, and they are taking steps. had we not instituted all of the dramatic and unprecedented actions have taken over the past 32 days, based on the models that we are hearing about from smart people like dr. birx and dr. fauci and all the modeling, if we just let this run its course and we have the spike in -- spike and overloaded the health care system, then we would need those kinds of numbers. and the death rates and infection rates would be astronomical. we believe, and i think the smart doctors would agree, that although we don't have exact numbers, that we have dramatically lowered the potential for that, both hopefully in america but particularly here in maryland so that that worst-case scenario will not happen. we do not know exactly how many people are going to be infected, we don't know how many are going to be h

whatcha gonna do when hogan's beach shop runs wild on you? ( all yelling ) harvey: is that kind of that thrill, "they haven't forgotten me," and it may not be 20, 000 people. but sometimes 15 can do the trick. hulk: yeah, it really is just like-- it's an affirmation. it makes me feel that everything i did actually meant something to all the fans. you said something a couple of years ago and made me wonder maybe the next thing could be politics. you said, "i'm ready to be trump's running mate." first of all, why'd you say it? well, because i was probably crazy at the time. it wasn't about how good you were for the job, it was almost like how popular you were. and i thought i had a legitimate chance, back in the day, you know, of running. but when you said that about trump... like i said, i was out of my mind. would you ever think about running in clearwater or in orlando or somewhere around here? you're extremely popular, well-known. interesting to you? well, i've thought about it, you know, about clearwater, mayor of clearwater, governor of f

there's a picture of governor hogan at the airport with a south korean airliner. 500rnor hogan says, "i got test kits from south korea." my daughter turns to me and says," wow, that was really smart." she just looked at me. she didn't say anything more, she didn't have to. a wave of guilt washed over me. my other daughter said, "why didn't you think of that dad? why didn't you think of test kits from south korea?" governor hogan is a better governor. why didn't i think of buying them from south korea? why didn't i think about buying them from china? usually what states are in charge of. that is the peace the federal ce thement -- the pie federal government can help us with. let the federal government figure out national supply issues rather than have 50 states figure out how to be like governor hogan and by tests from south korea. tests from south korea. that is the intelligent distribution of responsibility on testing. the states should take the lead, guess. partnership -- take the lead, yes. after you do the testing, states have another big task. tracers whormy of trace each person

governor larry hogan comes on the news. great guy, governor of 500rnor hogan says i bought test kits from south korea. there is a picture of governor hogan at the airport, south korean airliner. he said, i got 500 test kits from south korea. my daughter says to me, that was really smart. she looks at me, does not say anything else. i felt the immediate wave of guilt descend upon me. one of my other daughters was a little more pointed, and said, why didn't you think of that, dad? feeling diminished as a governor. why didn't i think of buying test kits from south korea? from china? states normally are responsible for. god bless larry hogan. he thought outside the box. that piece is where the federal government can help us. manufacturerional and that supply chain for the national manufacturers and let the federal government figure out south korea and china and international supply issues. rather than have 50 states figure out how to buy tests in south korea. that is where the federal government should help. that is the intelli

budgetary shortfalls created by coronavirus -- >> nice of governor hogan. we appreciate his statement. >> governor cuomo said the c.a.r.e.s. act ignored -- that request -- >> which one? >> he said the c.a.r.e.s. act ignored the budgetary shortfalls. >> well, they're looking at things in phase four where they have, you know, where they talk about states and they're also talking about hospitals. they're talking about states who have been battered and also talking about hospitals and we're willing to look at that. >> will you urge congress on their behalf? >> we'll see what we come back with. >> but they are talking about states and hospitals. >> thank you, mr. president. governor of michigan gretchen whit mer has on thursday signed an executive order banning the sale of nonessential good. if other states -- >> the sale of what? >> non-essential goods, banned the sale of nonessential goods, many are calling this unconstitutional. as president do you think that if other states were to follow her example in the coming weeks that federal government should interve

larry hogan is a better governor. why didn't i think about buying test kits from south korea, from china? it's not what states are normally responsible for. god bless larry hogan. he really thought outside the box and was creative. but that piece is where the federal government can help us. take that national manufacturer and that supply chain for the national manufacturers and let the federal government figure out south korea and china and international supply issues. rather than have 50 states now figure out how to go be like governor hogan and figure out how to buy tests in south korea. that's where the federal government should help, and that's the intelligent distribution of responsibility on testing. so the federal government is right. the states should take the lead, yes. partnership, federal government, you have to help us with this national manufacturer and supply list. after you do the testing, states have a second big task. put together an army of tracers who then trace each person who tested positive. who

is doing to help hogan do what hogan has to do. >> michael, the president seems to want to get away from every question about testing in these briefings and if the questioning gets too pointed about testing, he's actually ended some of the briefings. what are the questions you would like to have answered by the white house, by this task force about testing in america and where testing in america is going and what -- how much testing we need, what kinds of testing we need. >> well, first of all, there is three basic questions we need to address. number one, what are we going to do about test reagents? this was provided by the private sector. the whole world wants them, we have to adjust how we manufacture them. this can't happen overnight but needs federal leadership to make this happen. second thing, how well did they work? after the cdc had challenges with testing we know about, the fda opened the flood gates and said anybody that had a shingle that said testing on it could come and test. we have over 90 antibody tests out there which a senior fda official himself said many of them

governor hogan says i bought 500 test kits from south korea, and there's a picture of governor hogan at the airport, south korea airliner and governor hogan says i got 500 test kits from south korea. my daughter turns to me and looks at me and goes, wow, that was really smart, and she just looks at me. doesn't say anything else. she didn't have to. i felt the immediate wave of guilt descend upon me. one of my other daughters, a little more pointed in life, says why didn't you think of that, dad? why didn't you think of buying test kits from south korea? so now i was just really feeling demin mouse as governor. why didn't i think of buying test kits from south korea, from korea, from china? it's not what states normally are responsible for. god bless larry hogan. he really thought outside the box and was very creative. but that piece is where the federal government can help us. take that national manufacturer and that supply chain for the national manufacturers, and let the federal government figure out south korea, china and international supply issues rather than have 50 states now

. >> joining us from annapolis is maryland governor larry hogan. governor hogan, thank you for joining us. how is your state doing? >> we've had one of our biggest tolls in the number of people getting the virus and we've had some pretty difficult situations but like the rest of the country, we are come to deal with the best we can. president said earlier today we are in for a painful two weeks ahead. you are talking to the experts. how painful? >> i think it is going to be pretty painful, and we believe here in the maryland, d, and virginia area, maybe about two weeks behind new york and we think we are going to see some pretty dramatic escalating numbers in our region, and we are dealing with the same kinds of issues everyone around the country is faced with with looking at hospital surges and the lack of availability of ventilators and personal protective equipment and masks, testing. we are working around tk with a dedicated team of incredible we are working around the clock with a dedicated team of incredible people that are trying their best

host: governor larry hogan joining us from the state capital in annapolis. governor, we thank you for being with us. guest: thank you. coming up, new york governor andrew cuomo speaks to reporters on his state efforts to combat the coronavirus. he will be in albany. at 12:00 p.m.ve eastern on c-span. >> if you miss any of our live coverage of the government's response to the coronavirus outbreak, wash it and -- watch it any time at c-span --coronavirus c-span.org/coronavirus. it is all there. use the charts and maps to chart the virus's global spread and confirmed cases in the u.s. county by county. our coronavirus webpage is your fast and easy way to watch c-span's unfiltered coverage of this pandemic. trump holds adent briefing on the coronavirus with reporters in the white house. he is expected to be joined by vice president mike pence and members of the task force. watching his comments lives during a 5:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. tonight, a special edition of to discussjournal clinical care of coronavirus patients. he serves as the chief quality and

if you're talking to them, our governor in maryland, larry hogan, has done a great job.e has put in a hiring freeze, spending freeze, on top of when he asked a higher hundreds of thousands more unemployment claims. these are incompatible. we have to help local states, hospitals, medical, and snap. the 15% increase in snap for the children without foods. is this a partisan issue? you mentioned larry hogan who joined with andrew cuomo in a statement over the weekend saying this is bad for the states. we will have to start cutting back essential services. what is the hangup? rep. trone: you hit the nail on the head. it is bipartisan. governor hogan is a wonderful republican governor, and andrew cuomo, working together for $500 billion they say they will need. 150 have already given billion in our cares one. another 150 in two. everyone has to come together. the money will run out on the , soprogram around friday the house and senate came in today and the house will come in immediately for a voice vote. it has to be bipartisan. we have to pull together, we have to put politi

>> we spoke to governor hogan today. i heard there was an announcement today that he had acquired test trs overseas. maybe we e can put the slide back up that showed the number of facilities, just in the state of maryland. and part of our process, and i don't know when the governor placed the order from south care korea. and i wouldn't hammer the health officials for ordering tests. but the capacity for the laboratories across maryland is part of what we talked about m.d. and the nih in maryland, the department of defense, and we assured them to open up all the facilities the. there is one other element of that, the phase one testing. i can't really describe it as well as the doctors here. but it's the contact tracing piece. we believe that states that meet the criteria of 14 days of cases going down, and proper hospital capacity, if they test people that have symptoms and they deploy resources to vulnerable populations, nursing homes and where we believe the threat of series outcomes of the coronavirus is real, we also

maryland governor larry hogan has turned to south korea for help.s the conversation. >>> plus, former georgia governor gubernatorial nominee stacey abrams will be our guest. "morning joe" is moments away. hey allergy muddlers... achoo! ...do your sneezes turn heads? ♪ try zyrtec... ...zyrtec starts working hard at hour one... and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. zyrtec muddle no more. and try children's zyrtec for consistently powerful relief of your kid's allergies. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. access to your favorite apps, including netflix, prime video, youtube and hulu. all without changing passwords and inputs. the most 4k content and movies and shows on any screen. the best entertainment experience all in one place. >>> welcome back, everybody. joining me now with a look at axios am, co-founder and ceo of axios, jim vandehei. good morning, talk to us about the one big thing today. >> we have a new poll out this morning that shows about 3/4 of americans, including republicans and democrats, either have

hogan said he's well aware of what's in the state. he's gone to them, they're not being helpful or they're inaccessible to him. he was pushing back on the argument from the president and he just overall saying they do not have enough testing and that's why he spent so many hours on the phone with the south korean government trying to get these tests from those labs overseas. >> right. it would not be the first time there is a misleading chart being shown from the white house podium by this task force. kaitlan collins, thanks very much. we mentioned at the top of the program a new study that could have saved -- georgia permitting close contact businesses to open friday. the central prescription is daunting given the current state of play. i'm quoting from the report. quote, we need to deliver 5 million tests per day by early june to deliver a safe social reopening. this number will need to increase over time. ideally by late july to 20 million a day to fully remobilize the economy. just for perspective, about 150 now tests are currentl

joining me now, maryland's republican governor larry hogan. governor hogan, it's good to see you. i want to start with the news that in this bill, this legislation coming out that will fund some of the small business loans, it's also going to fund testing, it's also going to fund hospitals according to secretary mnuchin. but they're not going to provide money for states. and i know you've been outspoken, i quoted you to secretary mnuchin, he said maybe in the next legislation will there be funding for states. what's your response? >> first of all, we're just hopeful that we can get all these parties to agree and put aside the partisanship in the u.s. senate, get the administration and the senators on both sides of the aisle to reach some kind of a deal to get it done because we do need to get this money out for our small businesses, and certainly the hospitals need help as well. i spoke with secretary mnuchin several times last week. we also had a discussion with the president. while we were a little disappointed, the nga is pushing -- it wasn't just me but the national governors

hogan, as you pointed out.o we are looking to the other side when the economy comes out of this depression which is in and is going up towards a growth again on the other side. the market anticipates that. we gone from 18,000 on the dowel, what, about a month ago, five weeks ago? now we are at 23,000. so the market perceives improvement in the future and bank stocks as a means of getting to that future and that's what happened. >> sandra: it will be that delicate balance of reopening and keeping everybody safe and continuing to lower that curve. stuart varney, always good to catch up with you on the fox business network. i'm >> ed: new york to governor andrew cuomo will head to the white house later today to meet with the president has a number of new cases and deaths continue to fall in the hardest hit american state. david lee miller is live outside of mount sinai hospital right here in new york city. good morning, david lee. >> good morning, eddie. for the first time since the outbreak of the virus governor

larry hogan, democratigovernor of michigan gretchen whitmer, opined in the washington post. just this we this is a quote. "the trump administration can start by more widely implementing the defense to direct companieroduce ventilators and protective gear for medical workers." do you agree with that? >> absolutely. imagine if we could der general motors two months ago, three months ago to start making ventilators. think of the thousands of lives that could be saved. every ventilator saves two or three lives at a minimum, and we'rdesperately short. i put it in an order months ago for 1,500 ventilators. we've gotten 50 so far. >> one thing that's unique about you, governor, is that you actually have a company that makes ventilato in your state. could you have insisted that they start making more ventilators sner? >> i think i could hav when we found out about them, we went right down there. we said, "what do you do? you get from 50 veors ao help week to 500 ventilators a week?" and they said, "this is what" we need in terms of ople. we said, "great, we can get you the people."

. >> reporter: can i ask you for larry hogan's response to what you just told me, mr. president? >> a lot to review from there, as there is every day. and before we bring in our guests, let's do so, starting with the top of the briefing. the president made clear they have handed the states, handed the governors, a list, a list of where to call in their states to find testing labs, not quite the traditional role of the federal government. he took a swing at governor hogan and governor pritzker, maryland and illinois, for not understanding either the testing or the capacity in their states. he continues to emphasize positive quotes he's getting from andrew cuomo of new york, the third time he's used the word "phenomenal" because cuomo used it to describe the job the government had done. indeed he's having a house guest tomorrow, governor cuomo will join him in the oval office. today, again, the president held up positive clippings to back up his story. today, again, he said we're in very good shape on testing. today he forced an army general to talk about the southern border wall.

governor hogan, thank you for joining us. i know that yesterday was the deadliest day yet in maryland. do you still expect to begin the first phase of re-opening in early may? >> i laid out a plan yesterday that was very well thought out. first of all, wednesday we put out -- as chairman of the national governors association, we put out a road map and a guideline for all the other governors across america about things that they ought to consider. yesterday i launched our kind of road map to recovery for the state of maryland which incorporated some of those things that we put in the national governors association plan. it took the input from really some of the top epidemiologists and scientists here in maryland from johns hopkins and from scott gottlieb, the former fda commissioner from aei report and from the hopkins report. it's very well thought out. we're watching certain metrics and looking at a pattern of numbers before we make any kind of decisions. everything is going to be based on the numbers and the science. we're

. >> well let's listen to larry hogan, governor larry hogan this weekend about the issue of testing. spent about a month with my wife getting a half million tests from south korea which is going to save thousands of lives in our safe but i'm not sure it should have been that difficult. >> going through a bunch of questions with you quickly because we're running out of time. what did governor hogan did wrong to not have the tests he wants today? >> i have no insight into what governor hogan does or does not do. i have no idea. >> what evidence do you have, if any, that people are inflating the mortality rate to make the president look bad? >> that's the first i heard of that, not my lane, john. next question. >> you see no evidence? >> that's, that's not even on my radar screen. >> the president retweeted something over the weekend suggesting that people were making it seem like more people are dying or it's deadlier somehow to hurt him electorally. you see no evidence of that yourself? >> i'm focused on the supply chain, john. that's the first one i've heard of that. >> you also and

when we opened hogan's beach shop orlando, we had a crazy crowd out front, with tons of hulkamaniacs, red and yellow, you could see it for miles. and this was the ribbon that we cut for the grand opening. did you ever wonder, especially around the time you stepped away from wrestling, is that gonna continue, 'cause there are a lot of people that get forgotten when they retire. i was wondering. you know, i was wondering, but, you know, i've been around so long, and the public knows me so well, i kind of, like, etched my way in, you know. some people sometimes call me the babe ruth of wrestling. so it's really cool to have people say those things about you, you know. you miss wrestling? tremendously. how so? what do you miss about it? oh, my gosh. um... anybody that's ever had a good workout-- you know, once you get done working out, you've had that good sweat. oh, my gosh, it makes my day. sometimes when you wake up in the morning you don't feel good. "oh, i don't feel like working out." but after you train, you go, "yeah, all right, i'm ready." it's that times ten. do you enjoy it mor

earlier hogan announced the state purchased 500,000 tests from south korea with the help of his wife who grew up in seoul. >> the administration made it clear over and over again that they want the states to take the lead and we have to go out and do it ourselves, and so that's exactly what we did. >> no, i don't think he needed to go to south korea. i think he needed to get ident for seinus a list of federal labs and generously offering maryland use of them. accessing these federal labs will be critical for utilizing the 500,000 tests we have acquired from south korea. in new york, governor cuomo says it's not the labs but the lack of testing supplies that's needed. cuomo will meet with the president today at the white house as new york shows signs that it has now turned a corner in this crisis. >> the question is now how long is the descent and how steep is the descent, and nobody knows. >> reporter: the decline in new york's hospitalization rate comes as governor cuomo announces statewide antibody testing, which could help determine how much of the population has been infect the a

> that comment coming after criticism from a number of governors including maryland governor larry hogan who chided the administration for not doing more to help his state test more people but the white house shot back at the briefing today showing a graphic with plenty of sites in maryland they said were ready to go. >> governor hogan didn't really know. it was obvious to any of those listening on the call he didn't know about the federal laboratories, the capacity of all the different laboratories and number of machines, part of what we were communicating today including federal facilities. >> if you saw this tweet by governor hogan tonight you probably felt the guy meant to say thanks. he said i'm grateful to donald trump for sending us a list of federal labs and generously offering maryland use, accessing these federal labs will be critical for utilizing the 500,000 tests we have acquired from south korea. his administration did by those tests from south korea but the white house said it was unnecessary and accused hogan of not knowing what resources were available. other states incl

the incredible hulk hogan!vey: hulk hogan put an entire industry on the map, but not without paying a heavy price. hulk hogan: the knees are fake. the hips are fake. the back's full of metal. harvey: hulk hogan became one of the most recognizable and beloved figures in the world, but behind the scenes, terry bollea's life was crumbling. you literally had a gun in your mouth. yeah. harvey: an illicit sex tape would bring this american hero to his knees.

larry hogan himself absolutely false he says the president's claims of us. they don't know what they're talking about is that it's a lump of it is a lack of communication on their part it is we're talking about ramping up something that's unbelievable in a very quick amount of time and you're talking about china that was a net exporter of p p e before this pandemic and then suddenly when they were hiding the truth from the world what did they do they became a net importer of p p e and have been hoarding that so it has been a challenge across the world to get the needed supplies and medical devices that we needed and if you've been watching the task force briefings the task force has been explaining at the very beginning there was only one place to get slots that we could use for tests and that was from a factory in northern italy where they had obviously issues of their own so it has ben there have been challenges along the way but the really unprecedented way to get the private sector involved the task force talked yesterday about a company that was making

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support as larry hogan expressed appreciation for federal support as he continuing to scale testing.pening up its laboratories for marilyn to do testing. we were absolutely actually —— actually able to confirm. in utah, gary herbert said he actually devoted 1200 state employees to do contact racing. in the last 36 hours, 23,000 residents have also signed up for what they are calling the healthy together app. they have 50 different testing locations across you , 50 different testing locations across you, and have tested a few thousand people in the state —— across utah. other state examples we re across utah. other state examples were just as across utah. other state examples werejust as inspiring. governor phil mercy of newjersey forged a partnership with rutgers university working closely with the fda. they've authorised saliva based tests that are being deployed just at that site that's expanding their ability to track what continues to bea ability to track what continues to be a very challenging environment in newjersey. governor mike parsons of missouri also told us how they'd wo

governor larry hogan, thank you very much.talking to you again very soon. >>> an update now on how new york is fairing. yesterday the state saw its single day coronavirus death toll fall below 500, the third straight day of a notable decline. but still many, many deaths. in new york city, the epicenter of the outbreak, lockdown measures are showing no signs of easing. all major events in the city are canceled through the month of june. several city leaders are urging governor andrew cuomo to temporarily shut down the city's subways to help slam the brakes on the epidemic. but while the path to recovery could be long, cuomo remains optimistic as he work it is reopen the state's economy. >> we have a lot of work to do to deep the beast under control and we have a lot of work to do to reopen. but we're going it set the bar high and we're going to reimagine. and what we reopen will be better than what we had before. build back better. build back better. bbb. and that is what we're going to do. >> later today, governor cuomo is exp

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secretary mnuchin talking but meanwhile, governors sounding off as well, marilyn's governor, larry hogan partnering with andrew cuomo, in new york saying they need an additional 500 billion because they are one of the hotspots, brian, ainsley, steve? brian: griff, thanks and i think in the big picture, with mitch mcconnell hope to do with all his years of experience is just take out the 350 billion, put it here, and put in 600 billion because he knows he can't get everyone back together to vote on this , and it shouldn't require a vote, because it's just upping money, at an area which everybody agreed with but as senator coons joined us this morning and senator cotton followed after, republican and democrat they disagree. they say hey, republicans you

hogan, a republican, has urged congress to appropriate assistance to the states and territories to meet shortfalls from the crisis. sufficient help, the states will have to confront the prospect of significant reduction in essential services at will devastate the economic recovery and our efforts to get people back to work." negotiationsour that are proceeding now are championing small businesses, but recognizing that there are other aspects of our economy that will affect small businesses as well. so, again, it started off sadly. that is what we will come back to. very sadly, instead of focusing on the needs of the american people during this crisis, the president continues to wage an assault on the truth. on tuesday, i sent a letter to the democrat caucus that said in order to move forward we must first understand the truth of what has been put -- what put us in this position. and i enumerated some of the truth that donald trump dismantled, the infrastructure -- he ignored the warnings about the pandemic, he told his followers it was a hoax and would magically disappear, that not- the

in the case as an example governor hogan, he didn't really know. it was very obvious to any of those listening on the call today even though you weren't supposed to be on it, i'm sure some of you were or representatives were. he really didn't know about the federal laboratories. would you say that's correct, mike? he didn't know. and mike doesn't like to get into this stuff. he's less controversial than i am, but he didn't know about it. and if he did know about it, he would are have been happy. we've done a good job in testing. with that being said we have tests coming out perhaps in the next two weeks that will blow the whole industry away. a lot of people love the abbot test, so do i i. the abbot test is great because it's boom, they touch, they put it in and five minutes you have -- the problem is that doesn't do massive numbers like the big machine. but the big machine takes a day, takes a day and a half, you know, with delivery and everything else. but we have tremendous testing, tremendous testing capability. remember this, we've testing mor

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unfortunately we are running out of time, governor hogan, thank you for joining us. very informative very fun. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> c-span has round-the-clock coverage of the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic. it is all available on demand at c-span .org / coronavirus. watch white house briefings, updates from governors and state officials, track the spread throughout the u.s. and the world with interactive maps, watch on-demand anytime, unfiltered at c-span .org / coronavirus. >> sunday night on q&a, wall street trader turned photojournalist on his book, dignity, about the plight of those living on the margins of society in america. >> it was a sunday morning i believe and it was empty because all the [inaudible] was gone and she was in the industrial part of the point and immediately her intelligence came right through and we spoke for about one hour, half an hour or so and she told me her life and it's like a clichÉ of every thing wrong that could happen to someone. eventually i asked her what i asked everybody i photographed witches, you kno

we're told you have plenty of test facilities throughout your states, even larry hogan being told by the president, very public criticism today, we don't know how many tests are out there. governor hogan went out, with his wife who comes from south korea, managed to buy $9 million of test kits and other components needed from south korea, which is extraordinary. what about all of the components that are needed and supply chain that is just not working for the governors, where the president is saying it's all available? >> this is a complicated decision, to think about making sure your testing capacity is robust. it's not just having the test kits, it's having the reagents, having the nasal swabs, having programs in place that doctors order tests seamlessly without bureaucracy they have to go through. that's something they have not seen in many places. there are places bitter in the last couple of weeks than it has been early irin this pandemic but we're not there in every state. that is why a lot of these decisions will be based on the availability of testing. that will be a cornerst

you saw the president saying larr larry hogan, a republican, did not know. larry hogan disputed that no, he was well aware of the labs that the white house alerted him to. some of them were not working with him. it comes to whether or not there is going to be a sufficient level of testing as you are seeing these governors and southern states start to reopen their economy. some of them are going against the white house's guidelines including south carolina where they won't admit it that they are not kidding that 14-day recommended trajectory for starting to reopen your economy. the white house was dismissing that saying they're going to let governors make their own decisions. we know the recommendations of the white house believes they should follow. we are going to see this come to a head on whether or not the president's claims there being enough testings that many governors across the border disputing there of basically. >> we'll see it later today. >> kaitlan collins. thank you very much. with me now to discuss is dr. sanjay gupta. >> sanjay, let me start