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because viruses don't respect borders, and helping our friends abroad keeps us safe here in the homeland as well. today, i can confirm we are preparing to commit an additional $225 million in help, humanitarian and economic assistance, to further boost response efforts worldwide. that's on top of the roughly $274 million of funding we already deployed to 64 countries across the globe. no country can match this level of generosity. the new funds today will be used for virus diagnosis, prevention and control, to bolster health systems, prepare labs, train health care workers, increase awareness and much more. our efforts to help other countries and keep us safe here already had an impact. we translated psa's on fighting the virus into almost 50 languages. we helped guatemala set up its main hospital for covid patients. we are supporting online learning for kids in cambodia whose schools are closed. long-term investments are also paying dividends. an egyptian nurse who graduated from school on a usaid scholarship is now treating patients in that country. she said, the education and leadership train

in the executive order the president issued yesterday, it directs the department of homeland security as welltment of labor to look at these nonimmigrant or temporary visa programs and come back to him with recommendations. that's something the department has been looking out for the past several months. we are well underway and look forward to presenting to the president those recommendations for additional steps. >> martha: there's a lot of reasons to think that the job market is going to stay very tight even after things open up. a lot of employers have sort of cut the ranks and may decide they don't want to add to them. or maybe initially or maybe ever. there's going to be some tightness in the labor market. the criticism on the other side is, it takes this form. this is from "the washington post." he writes "there is no justification for stopping immigration process. all you have to do is test new arrivals for the coronavirus by stopping all immigration to a nation of immigrants, trump is doing incalculable damage to our public health, economic well-being and national character. from his

on how this immigration ban would work, which caught some senior department of homeland security officials off guard. well, that's really not comforting. you don't ever want homeland security to say, "we were caught off guard." that's like your doctor holding up your chest x-ray and going, "ooo, i did not see that coming. two lungs." clearly, trump's tweet is less about information and more about promoting today's press briefing reality-show style. ( as trump ) "here's a teaser of my new executive order. am i really going to ban all immigrants? will i throw wine in steve mnuchin's face and call him a bitch? gotta tune in to find out." and to back it up, today, trump tweeted, "i've had great 'ratings' my whole life. there's nothing unusual about that for me. the white house news conference ratings are 'through the roof'--monday night football, what kind of bragging is that? everyone's ratings are better than "monday night football" right now. ♪ are you ready for some football ♪ >> stephen: no. no one is ready for some football. last night, trump held his daily "scream at the press" conference, and he start

. >> actually directs the department of homeland security as well as the department of labor to looknon-immigrant or temporary visa programs and come back to him with recommendations. pete: the executive order suspend some immigration into the u.s. it is set to expire in 60 days but president trump said it could be extended depending on america's needs. >>> the mayor of tampa apologizing to tom brady for kicking him out after public park closed amid the covid-19 outbreak. mayor jane castor calling it best not first impression. writing given my law enforcement background i couldn't help someone investigate sighting after goat, greatest of all time, running wild in one of our city parks. the letter welcoming buccaneer teammates brady and rob gronkowski to the florida city. those are the headlines f those are the rules you have to kick tom great did i out just like everybody else. nicole: you have people, you have people being arrested for children, not arrested, threatened being fine taking children to playgrounds. i don't like tom brady getting apology. pete: everybody should, you're

when we have heard reports, we have shared those with our congressional delegation as well as the department of homeland security and inquired as to the care of those individuals in the custody. again, they are not under our jurisdiction. we will continue to pursue that and take whatever actions necessary to ensure the safety of those individuals. >> [inaudible] law enforcement action to enforce the restrictions around the state. has there been much need for enforcement like that? gov. northam: has law enforcement needed to get involved in forcing -- enforcing our guidelines across the commonwealth? we have been in daily contact with our state police, sheriffs and deputies, officers on land and water, and there have been reminders to breakup gatherings. i think the individuals, when they have been reminded, from what i have heard, they have cooperated. i do not know if any citations that have been written. i think i am correct in saying that. northern virginia daily. >> i have a question about one specific juvenile facility in virginia, the bonaire juvenile justice facility, they have two staff that is

homeland p.l.o. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. well again this is al-jazeera let's take a moment to remind you of the main news the us president donald trump has dismissed the possibility of a severe 2nd wave of infections later in the year it follows a warning by one of his top health advisors that a resurgence during the winter flu season could pose a major challenge. the world health organization says the pandemic is far from over but in some parts of the world outbreaks are only just beginning w.h.o. director general says he hopes the u.s. will reconsider its freeze in funding to the agency. iran's revolutionary guard says that it successfully launched a military satellite into orbit for the 1st time it's strong criticism from the u.s. which says that iran's space program is a cover for missile development. across europe people continue to contract the coronavirus even if some countries begin to ease restrictions in the u.k. where more than 18000 people have died the government is facing increasing criticism over its approach and r

recording their fewest deaths in several days that is well a migrants in colombia choosing to return to their homeland many have been struggling to find work because of colombia's coronavirus lockdown many are making the journey on foot which could take up to 2 weeks new york state governor andrew cuomo says coronavirus cases in the state may be starting to plateau but he's warned against complacency that is extended a close the closure of non-essential businesses and schools to the end of april well there's the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera of the one i want east next. al jazeera. every. few feet. in the 1st news of the human eye is the race is on to find the world's most awful middle warry is. that these are the descendants of of course legendary get. rid. of those. book book book good fighters so ferocious they took on the minds of the british army but. it's done and by the courage the u.k. has enlisted a brigade of the more than 200 feet of snow to go off. today thousands of young appalling and confused to join this elite unit you know. only a few to make it. feel flooded swears

but as well and migrants in colombia choosing to return to their homeland many of them have been struggling to find work because of colombia's lockdown some of making the journey on foot which could take up to 2 weeks japan's prime minister has announced a one trillion dollar stimulus plan in an effort to contain the economic fallout from the coronavirus in his country the package is expected to be confirmed by sions our base cabinet on tuesday that will see cash payments made to households and small businesses a base also expected to declare a state of emergency within the next 24 hours now those are the headlines that he's continues here on al-jazeera after people in power next. i'm counting the cost for nations seek emergency funding from the world bank and i.m.f. to baffle the coronavirus kind that makes argentina puts people before that crisis and from the helicopter money to universal facing income what governments must do to keep the economy alive counting the costs on al-jazeera. good news you can carry in prime minister pick to goldman was hailed as a chance reader these days he's

times of crisis and this is a political to both the local criminal acts as well as the greater threat against the the homeland is that you're always going to have unfortunately bad actors during times of crisis. on the side of policing you also have large police departments that are also dealing with this crisis just like every other organization an american citizen is to take the new york city police force for example they are also balancing a high level of infected personnel that are impacting their operations so each of the departments are going through very much the same challenges that the american public and businesses are on the same hand and then on the other hand unfortunately you do have bad actors that are going to take care take advantage of the situation be at local break ins or cyber crimes in terms in terms of trying to scam people out of the money it really comes in all all shapes and forms and what i would say you know to those that are doing these types of crimes is is give it a break you know we should be coming together as a country in all ways shapes and forms and that includes giving our

giving us a very clear capsule explanation probably because you're an esteemed attorney as well as a former homeland security director. but to put that in plain english, that means when the president claims that he will authorize or bless what these governors do, on a scale of zero to ten, how much credibility or value does that have? >> the president -- when he says i'm authorizing the governors to do what they want to do, implies he has the authority in the first place, and he does not. so i don't know why he keeps stating it that way. yesterday, it was basically i am king and i can supplant the governors. today it's i'll let the governors do what they believe they need to do, it's up to them. it's only tuesday. we'll see what throw brings. the roles should be very clear here. the federal government's role is to surge resources including, by the way, test kits. >> yeah. all very important context. peter baker, again, as we widen out beyond just what the president says to what's actually happening, i want to put something up on the screen that's a reminder in this grim time, so many cases, so much

homeland security. pamela is with us as well as other colleagues. thank you all for joining us. i got past permission and njssing so i am flying transit colors today. i want to give them a big shout out for all the great work they do. i will find my state police garb sooner rather than later. let's get to the numbers. since we met yesterday, we have 3599 moreied that residents have received positive test results and the statewide is.l according to our online dashboard, as of 10:00 p.m. last night, 7618 residents were reported hospitalized. another 682 residents were discharged. in 1650 ventilators were in use. residents were discharged. as we noted yesterday, the dashboard pulls data as it is reported each night by hospitals to the new jersey hospital association. there may be overnight changes or reports that are not reflected. it is a snapshot in time. we know this is a very fluid situation. i would like to note as we did yesterday that while the numbers of our fellow residents in the hospital in critical or intensive care and on respirators is daunting, there are hundreds of

recording their fewest deaths in several days that is well a migrants in colombia choosing to return to their homeland many have been struggling to find work because of colombia's coronavirus lockdown many are making the journey on foot which could take up to 2 weeks new york state governor andrew cuomo says coronavirus cases in the state may be starting to plateau but he's warned against complacency that is extended a close the closure of non-essential businesses and schools to the end of april when there's the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera of the one i want east next. al jazeera. every. few feet. in the 1st of the human eye it's the race is on going to find the world's most powerful native born warrior. a little these are the descendants of of course and legends are a good fit. for a good. book book book the good fight has so ferocious they took on the minds of the british army. stunned by their courage the u.k. has enlisted a brigade of the more than 200 leads through off yet.

but as well of migrants in colombia choosing to return to their homeland many of them have been struggling to find work because of colombia's lockdown some of making the journey on foot which could take up to 2 weeks. japan's prime minister has announced a one trillion dollar stimulus plan an effort to contain the economic fallout from the coronavirus in his country the package is expected to be confirmed by sions obvious cabinet on tuesday that will see cash payments made to households and small businesses a base also expected to declare a state of emergency within the next 24 hours. now those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after people in power are next. on counting the cost for nations seek emergency funding from the world bank and i.m.f. to battle the coronavirus pandemic argentina puts people before that crisis and from helicopter money to universal basic income what governments must do to keep the economy alive counting the cost on al-jazeera. as you can carry in prime minister. was how you. read it these days he's routinely read of as a migrant bashing. piec

well, it's not clear. the administration officials we talked to including people over homeland security couldn't say or wouldn't say what all of that involves, although there is reporting that it could affect green cards as well as work visas. not clear whether green cards that have already been issued would be affected by this. the other question, of course, is does the president have the legal authority to do this? probably so in a crisis given supreme court precedent. although it's very clear the president has taken a hardline on immigration ever since even before he was elected to the office. there are a lot of unknowns here including a big question about how long such a temporary suspension would last, john. >> for how long, what exceptions, these are all unanswered questions and we should note there's a his tryst president making statements on twitter, for instance, that go very far and then the reality is the president needs to walk much of it back. joe johns at the white house for us. thank you very much for this reporting. >>> so, if the coronavirus crisis is so skreevere that leg immigration to the un

. >> well, it's a unique one because, in homeland security, we tend to talk about unity of effort betweenal, state, and federal government, under the belief that we have a common goal of saving maamerican lives. i have come to believe and i think the university presidents and everyone else have come to believe that the president has run out of tricks. that he basically -- his anger is because he failed to exert authority when he had it, in trying to stop the pandemic. and, now, is pretending like he has authority when he doesn't. and so, you know, we got to deal with the crisis with the president we have, not the one that we deserve. and so you are seeing the governors in particular fill the vacuum. you saw regional efforts both on the west coast and the east coast to try to figure out a way in which we're going to open up responsibly. and that's going to be the only standard. what's the president going to do? force me out of my house? it's so ridiculous and the absurdity is such an insult to the first responders and the -- and the health and medical workers, who are simply trying to save

or to your park but then earlier this week in the white house press briefing, you had homeland security saying wellt survive very well outside. i also loved that the president said let's open up our outdoors and our national parks, but from where i sit right now there are nine national parks and they're still all closed. when is the white house going to get the interior department to actually open up our national parks? >> yeah, you know, i would go to the interior department on that. we're looking at that closely of course and i'll give you an update, i don't have one for you now but look there's a way to be outside and to social distance. i'm from florida and i've seen very responsible measures of people who have been out and about that have done so in a way where they are six feet apart, acting responsibly. some people wearing masks for example, so there's a way to do it but follow the guidelines. we want to reopen this country but we're going to reopen safely as president trump has said. pete: kayleigh as we observe the press always likes to try to make the story about themselves a very self-ab

homeland security under president 0bama. she gave me her assessment to the administration handling of the crisis. wellthink that, hopefully, we have surmounted this latest peak, but i think we have to be looking forward. this virus is going to come in waves and we need to be cautious in reopening the economy. if we do it too aggressively and too quickly we could see a bounce back and yet another surge. and to be fair, to everyone trying to deal with this, including the president, it is an unprecedented situation. it's unprecedented and it's very complicated. i think shutting down the economy was much easier than reopening it. there are lots of questions. and all of the states are not in the same position. so just by the nature of how the united states is organised, there is undoubtedly going to have to be some regional variations. yes, and there are real questions about who has the power to do what, between the states and the president, also in what the president wants to do with the who. well, there's no real question terms of the relationship of the states to the president. it is the governors of th

homeland p.l.o. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. well again a reminder of the top stories here now as are more than 3000000 cases of great of ours have now been reported worldwide that's as the world health organization warns the pandemic could indirectly harm the lives of millions of children who are missing out on vital vaccinations for other infectious diseases. $500.00 garment factories have been allowed to reopen in bangladesh for those hundreds of workers on sunday defying the month long shutdown to contain the coronavirus outbreak there are the workers said they faced starvation if they were not paid. and hospitals in london have reported a rising number of children with a rare but dangerous condition they think may be linked to corona virus is that some into what doctors call a multisystem inflammatory state requiring intensive care. ward highly for have to has declared the end of all political talks with the u.n. recognize government after says the scare out political agreement which aimed to bring about a national unity governm

homeland security and preparedness. deputy counsel pamela's with us as well as other colleagues. thank you for joining us. permission and blessing some flying police colors today. i want to give the chief and his men and women a big shout out for all of the great work they do. i promise you, i still loyal to am the state police. i will find my state police car later again. let's get to the numbers as we have been doing upfront of late. since we met yesterday, we have been notified -- notified that 3599 more residents have tested positive. the statewide total now rests at 58,151. again, 3599 positive tests since yesterday. a total so far of 58,151. judy will correct me if i get this wrong. according to the online dashboard, as of 10:00 p.m. last night, 7618 residents were reported hospitalized. 1746 were listed in critical or intensive care. 1650 ventilators were in use. for a 24 hour period ending at 10:00 p.m. last night, another 682 residents were discharged. as we noted yesterday, the dashboard pulls data at as it is brought in each night. [applause] it goes to the new jersey hospital association. ther

homeland however. we do were in hong kong you were very much about the. opening of will han again because well honey is not that who business most having the tech by the sas to be a pandemic the mainland though they are announced at the of the show are a tip from a non-government as there are no more new cases in will how for lama however they still will disquiet a major number of that grow in main so that many people worry that whether the. truth is do they do not have any new cases or at least you have a small cluster of local cases appear in so our home of people read it a lot because our 1st cases are in people taking a high rise train to from one harm and home i have many connection and many trouble many travelers from a net. one not the oz who is that they have many trouble is in hong kong mohamad moneer in in lancaster after 10 grueling weeks on the lot down in was it too early to lift the lockdown. well i think there are certain features of this why does that make it a little more complicated than any other straightforward disease i mean we do know 'd a fair proportion of people who ar

unprepared for the flood of applications joining me right now ohio senator member homeland governmental affairs committee as wellrelations committee port lan thanks for being here let me ask you about are these of all this 350-billion-dollar loan package looks good many people feel it could move the needle. we heard from one banker earlier, on the program, talking about banks perhaps not being ready because they don't know the rules the web site is -- is not live what is your take on whether or not banks are reckless disregard. >> i think new guidance last evening was very helpful i am looking at loan application as we talk streamlined easy for small business to be able to apply. and i am finding regional bank in ohio, fist third huntington bank, up and ready i think have information they need local banks, community bank contacted me last night said they still have concerns over some guidelines but looking at it quickly, i think some money will go out very soon, i mean, like today. chnl in form of loans but as you say loans forgiven if used for payroll -- can be used for utilities mortgage rent our small busines

i want to acknowledge the director of the department of homeland security and preparedness in the house with us as well. under the subject of testing. a reminder that tomorrow april 11, oregon community college drive-through testing site will be open to the public and the pnc bank arts center will be open to healthcare workers and first responders only. both sites will be open at 8:00 a.m. and will be able to conduct 500 tests apiece. to receive a test, you must be symptomatic and both sites will be closed on easter. there are 18 other sites around the state that are publicly available. you can find a map with all of them by going to covid19.nj.gov/testing. there are dozens more privately operating testing sites that your primary care practitioner can direct you to for a test if you meet the requirements for testing. when you add up all of the sites, it is at least 57 different sites. to receive a test, you must be exhibiting signs of respiratory illness and you can take our self assessment as one of your first steps on the master website. simply go to covid19.nj.gov/testing. it is anonymous and not on

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wells fargo, think very much. coming up, americans skip homeland payments. we touched on this with steve schwarzman.ressed areas next. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: you are watching "bloomberg daybreak." its capexl slashing by billions of dollars to about $23 billion. there will be a 15% cut in cash operating expenses. like all energy companies, exxon being hammered by a drop in demand because of the coronavirus outbreak. samsung posted better-than-expected profit in the quarter that just ended. the south korean electronics company's cloud business soaring, and there is hope that internet usage from people staying at home will keep rising, and that could offset the drop in demand for smartphones and other consumer electronics. americans hurt by the coronavirus pandemic are skipping home loan payments. they are in talks with the trust that own the mortgages to buy them. funds are looking for a big discount. among the bargain hunters, elliott management and appaloosa. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: thanks so much to mother yana -- thanks so much, the fianna -- thanks

well. but just lis tten to what he sa. this is department of homeland security official when the president's talking about the idea of experimenting bringing uv light into someone's body to kill viruses and injecting them with disinfectant. listen to what the -- the dhs official said. >> and then i said suppose that you brought the light inside the body, which you can do. either through the skin or in some other way. and i think you said you're going to test that, too. sounds interesting. >> we'll get to the right folks who could, he said. in other words, yes, mr. president, we'll get right on that. we'll get to the right folks who could. who are the right folks, who could use, somehow get light inside your body to destroy viruses? who are the right folks in the government of the united states who would inject disinfectants, like bleach and stuff, into human beings? who are those right folks? here's how task force coordinator deborah birx reacted. you kind of need to see her body language. i am going to drop the banner at the bottom of the screen. >> su

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suggest that the virus does not do well in the heat and in the sunlight, loss and thrives in colder and weather. he drew on an expert from the department of homelandde the point at rallies in the past several weeks ago when the past several weeks ago when the coronavirus was not at his height that this would all be over by the summer. now he seems to have got some sort of scientific evidence to back that up and as you say, the vice president mike pence unprompted also made the point that by the summer time, this country could be as he put it ina much country could be as he put it in a much better place. and politically, that will be hugely important for the president and this election year. the jobless numbers just escalating. absolutely. and another 4 million added to the jobless role and that puts it at 26.5 million in the last five weeks. now, the house of representatives is expected to pass a bill providing more fun as you mention in your introduction about 500 billion oi’ introduction about 500 billion or $0 introduction about 500 billion or so additionalfunding introduction about 500 billion or so additional funding for small businesses to b

well. very much in the favor of our great people. invoking signing and .he defense production act the secretary of homeland security will work with fema to prevent the export of respirators, surgical masks, gloves and other personal protective equipment. we need these items immediately for domestic use. we have done really well with the purchase of items and you will be hearing about that shortly. we have already leveraged the epa to stop the hoarding and price gouging of crucial supplies. the department of health and human services working with the department of justice took custody of nearly 200,000 n95 100 30,000 surgical masks, 600,000 gloves as well as bottles and disinfectant sprays that were being hoarded. all of this material is being given to health care workers. yorkve given a lot to new and a lot to new jersey and a lot of other places. in addition to ensure that health care workers of new york have protective equipment, the federal government in the name of the department of defense is providing about 8.1 million and 95 respirators -- n95 respirators. we have already given 200,000 of them to new york city. mayor de blasio

get back to work very fast well that white house briefing was mostly dominated by president trump and his head of science and technology director at the department of homeland security presenting information about how the virus reacts to heat humidity and light now the reception is preliminary and has not been peer of years as a time when the science is far from being conclusive to prove if the virus is actually seasonal every 18 hours the virus the life of the virus is cut in half so if you start with a 1000 particles of the virus in 18 hours you're down to 518 hours after that you're down to 250 and so on and so forth temperature increases as the humidity increases with no sun involved you can see how drastically the half life goes down on that virus so that the virus is dying at a much more rapid pace just from exposure to higher temperatures and just an exposure humidity supposing we hit somebody with a tremendous whether it's ultraviolet or just very powerful late. and i think you said that hasn't been checked but you're going to test it and then i said supposing you brought the lady inside the body you can which you can do either through the skin or.

>> well, the legacy is about as profound as any has ever faced. it's the first time united states homeland has been attacked since the war of 1812, and it changes the country automatically, immediately to one obsessed in big ways and small with protecting its security. so to take the most obvious example, the way that 325 million americans go through airports today started on september 12th or whenever the flights resumed and has never gone back to what it was on september 10th. you know, it affected american foreign policy. just for the start, i think we can say it had a profound effect on bush's foreign policy team, that played a role certainly in the decision two years later to invade iraq. >> here's a short piece of video after his book came out "decision points" when asked about legacy. >> i don't really worry about my legacy because i'm still studying theodore roosevelt or harry truman and there's not going to be an objective history done on this admission for a long time. >> yeah, that's a little self-serving. it's true for any president that it takes many decades for historians to

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heard tom and rita wills were recovering there from the virus in his homeland he wrote the actor an asked how they were feeling. wellin one of corona's letters he told tom he was having a hard time with kids teasing him online. well tom decided to give corona the last laugh being an avid typewriter collector since he was a teenager he sent his new pal a highly collectible corona typewriter along with a letter writing in part, you are the only person i've ever known to have the name corona. i thought this typewriter would suit you. ask a grown-up how it works and use to it write me back. ps. you've got a friend in me. a little nod to his character woody in "toy story." that is a feel good friday kind of story. i love sharing with you. >>> also in music news this morning, the rolling stones say you can't always get what you want but in this case, fans are finding out the band is giving them just what they need. mick jagger, keith richards have collaborated on a new song called "living in a ghost town." their first original music in eight years. here's a listen. ♪ life is so beautiful ♪ mthen we all got locked down ♪ ♪

.>> at the briefing the homeland security secretary gave details on new government research on the virus. he said that their lab tests found that increased heat as well as uv rays from the sun kill the virus rapidly on hard surfaces and in the air. today the world health organization issued a warning to places that are easing lockdown restrictions. jonathan serrie with more tonight from atlanta. >> reporter: health officials warn countries to lifting lockdowns to quickly could lead to a more devastating wave of the virus. the world health organization says it's not a matter of if there will be another wave but how dangerous it could be.>> the question is whether we will take the big and listen so far to strengthen readiness and surge of worst-case scenarios. >> this comes in several states moved to reopen their economies. starting friday at least six states will begin using restrictions, georgia, oklahoma and alaska will open select businesses while wisconsin and texas will allow for curbside pickup. tennessee plans to open most state parks but officials in other states say it will be more difficult for them to open up.>> you have more people in the

department of homeland security he'sn been since starting the virus, he broke the news of the task force briefing. he. >> striking observation in the surface and the african temperature and humidity as well it's going to be an environment and transmission could be disgraced and it is up opportunity to get ahead. jesse: he is very blunt. going in the sun doesn't cure the virus. enter our first billing. washington post reporter, phil. he senate this way. this guy does the president it dangerous to share signs with americans.wi >> after he and community, it'si dangerous for you to make people think it would be safe by going outside in the future, considering so many people are dying in florida and this virus has had an outbreak in singapore. >> the new headline is true, go outside, it's dangerous. same old group. you ready? i hope people enjoy the sun. if it has an impact, that's great. >> they want to get information and guidance and want to know what to do. it's a rumor. >> your fakeness. you know what aspects out they say very nicely, i know you we well, i know the guy, he's a total faker. i ready? just a suggestion from a brilliant lab, from a brilliant man, talking about son, heat and

homeland. and because of that china again t original source of the virus is in a position to cash in on the pandemic. economically they are wellitioned to source key medical supply likes ventilators, face masks and other ppe goods to the united states and other countries. and for a foreign policy perspective they are likely going to be able to eke out concessions from the united states as well. they know that we know that they have the ability to stem the flow of exports to the united states of these key goods. and for that reason we should expect to continue to see things like the war of words by secretary of state pompeo -- as the administration really seeks to placate china fully knowing that we are dependent on them for american health at this juncture. >> the president has been focused on other matters in the last 24 hours. he just fired his intelligence community inspector general who told congress about the whistle blower complaint. what more can you tell us about this. >> well ana, unfortunately trump is a creature of habit. and he's habitually decimated the intelligence community and removed people from office not bec