howie: dr. phil in a separate fox appearance minimized the impact of the virus. >> the fact of the matter is, we have people dying 45,000 people a year die from automobile accidents, 480,000 from cigarettes, 360,000 a year from swimming pools that we don't shut the country down for that. howie: but dr. phil mcgraw later said he used the wrong statistics for swimming pool fatalities and recognizes the other risks are not contagious. >> they're probably not good examples. i probably could have used better examples about that. by the way, i misspoke about drowning deaths. if you didn't like my choice of words, apologize for that. howie: personally, i would rather hear from medical doctors who know something about infectious diseases. more media buzz straight ahead. ari fleischer, the former white house press secretary is on deck. i know that every single time that i suit up, there is a chance that that's the last time. 300 miles an hour, thats where i feel normal. i might be crazy but i'm not stupi

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howie mandel is coming up. ♪.l: you know sometimes you get staggering reminders how much this coronavirus has just stopped activity not only in this country but in the world. departures, for example, we're just learning out of logan international airport in boston are down 96.6%. to put it this way between march 30th and april 5th, 2019, a little more than 410,000 people departed boston. the same week this year? a little more than 14,000. comes along with passenger, airline traffic numbers we're getting out of major airlines, the big seven as they like to call them. 94,931 passengers now versus 2.2 million in the same period last year. the seven u.s. carriers have collectively idled 30% of their fleet, or 1800 planes as americans continue to shelter indoors. that is the fallout when people are just lockeddown. that is exactly where we stand right now. in the meantime we're focusing on the spread of the virus and how it is being contained or not in different countries but gets disproportional attention, because of

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hawkins fellow howie thanks for joining me thanks for having me so there's a lot i want to get to in a little amount of time so let's say when squeeze it all in coronavirus economic crisis etc but i want to start with the state of the presidential election your running on the green party ticket what are your thoughts on bernie sanders and where he stands now many people want to know why he's not calling out the various electoral manipulations the suppression the provisional ballots it's just tons of manipulation done by the democratic party and of course the green party deals with a lot of the same crap you know being kept off mainstream media etc so what are your thoughts on all the. will bernie should. have known him since 1970 s. when he was an independent. if you want to advance the democratic socialism the democratic party is hostile territory to live should and speaks for itself through its own party so with bernie one of the end of this group i think it gives an opportunity to the green party so people that supported soon do so because of medicare for all were in full strength

avi right back with the rest of my interview with howie hawkins. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to confront dacian let it be an arms race is all off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical guy time to sit down and talk. because the swarms of them so moving. and good your local was before. much of those who heard the preview are. slim we will. we will. move. move. move sure didn't look beautiful the media looked good. more muslim also his goals were good you've gone for good good good. good good issue also look i do the same you want me to show the story to the issue go. to start ups to. get to need to fill it with the lid of the mist don't say look it is it's. just testing understand just need the mashed old truck to stop the president and please introduce project to. those we have producers to produce for to snoop to come up with new it because that is the girls who are serious supporters to your machine station sho

avi right back with the rest of my interview with howie hawkins. it is now a time in america for the sort of the workers who are making minimum wage they can't survive they have to have 2 or 3 minimum wage jobs they're rising up they're going on strike. so one of the. play won't be much higher wages long. i can't show you my face but i'm going to teach you my story in 9093 this man was sentenced to death. charged with capital murder even though he didn't have the gun didn't pull the trigger didn't intend to kill anybody the magic your back for the week he said of the 23. i doubt that i. have. confined within 4 gray walls. using. to help him to leave defense room. welcome back i'm still in camp and here is the rest of my interview with presidential candidate. why do you feel a green party has had so much trouble getting a toehold over the decades not not just on the presidential level but there's not even a green in congress why is that. when we have got $150.00 greens elected around the country and it's more nearly 3rd party since the socialists be

dagen: howie dagen mcdowell. good to hear your voice, my man. >> hey dagen how are you?g too much of you lately. dagen: don't say that -- howie, look down the line of who do you think got the best deal in terms of a team who they picked and added outside of the top picks who got all the attention? >> well, i think the -- the draft really kind of hinged on the quarterbacks, tua being picked by miami. was all those draft picks all capital they have in materialize of the draft coming up in second round, there will be interesting team, i think that landing one of the funny moments to me the fers player to be drafted from a yacht jerry drafted him from his yacht. >> that is a first. nfl. maria: i love it. howie great to have you this morning thanks so much we will talk soon. >> watch you guys a lot thanks for everything. >> thank you howe we are watching you a lot as well howie long joining us there more "mornings with maria" right after this. risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin... i want that too. eli

avi right back with the rest of my interview with howie hawkins. a little bit of let me. ask i would name will. pick i could conquer. this show more than. you love who you know nothing. to do make good to see because the ones who touch. the who do have all of the kook on the scene do it in the out not as you. push. them out of the difficult to. get. a new of those to moan. to the snooze through on a night 2 for not. to use in to do. one on the media house on the net passing them. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids. and as a parent. i can come up with lots of arguments and there's a lot of conflict within the game and between the 2 most of the conflict i would say over balls around money. has made. us want only children to go see know each other there's good business the state of california alone makes $6000000000.00 a year off to prison complex just to get some point in your life where. you don't care and cares about your so your care might. welcome back i'm still the camp and here

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yes, it is bad news, but we've just got to deal in facts, howie, and i think that's the most important. the american people don't want to see gloss put all over this. howard: right. so with 10 million new jobless claims over the last go weeks, obviously, those are shocking numbers to, you're right, not just folks on wall street. the media seems to have shifted to could this go on and become almost like a depression, or how long could it last. and a lot of analysis but also a lot of speculation built into that. how to you see it, how are you handling it. >> well, we handle it by looking at what some of the economists out there are saying. and we all know economists aren't exactly always correct. in fact, there's the joke that if you want an opinion from an economist, you'll get ten different opinions. we had goldman sachs coming out with what i thought was a shocking number, a 24% contraction in gdp if or growth here in the united states for this current quarter. bank of america, slightly less, a lot of about -- shrinking 12%. but bank of america used the terms collapse. gold match saks

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sandler got a bunch of pals together for a night of laughs to raise money for struggling comedians howiel, bob saget were part of this live stream they talked about their bessettes and raised over $300,000 doing it. very cool. >> it is they are doing all they can to help their own the actor fundraise d money. now commode yans looking out for their own raising some money we have to do everything we can to keep the entertainers afloat for the other side of this >>> with all the gyms closed due to creativity he bench pressed and a lot more out of logs. it took 60 hours over two weeks to build all that equipment. but the makeshift gym gives him a pretty complete workout. >> it gives you so much good time to have progress with a project you're looking for and this st. louis blues player is staying active with his new workout partner. this video was shared of his son following ab ab workout on twitter. he had more than enough energy to keep up with his dad. he was definitely staying in shape during nhl us is suspension >> he needs the kid to watch the other video. get some help working on a be

what have you learned about howi states are re to the president? >> well, really, it's a range.ou ve some of the republican-led states, texas for example, florida, which have have not wanted to shut down. ne they were sort of late in terms of doing tha and texas really defiant a really signaliat they are more poised to reopen more sooner tha some of these other states. and so i think it runs the ga t. when you look at the state like new york, some of the states. virginia, missouri,ic mgan saying liberate these states essentially siting with some of the protest ors saying that some of these state at home orders have been too tough. you see president trump really trying to share the blame of this crisis particularly as he enters this next phase of dealing with it. robert: that's a great point, when we think presidents trump' comments, is there any concern inside of the white house that he's encouraging l unrest? >> if there is it's not getting throh to h. know that this is a president who likes to lead byinstinct, lead with his gut. and this is aresident who is very attuned to wha

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but can we admit howie mandel was way ahead of the curve on this thing?s against handshaking years ago. i am going to go even further than dr. fauci. i'm going to say don't greet anybody anymore, just walk right by them. i don't like people who hug me. i find that strange. but there are a lot of huggers out there, kat. you seem like you don't like hulling either. president trump: no. that's th.the on thing i'm goins is the general excuse. oh i haven't worn pants or showered in four days, but coronavirus. normally i would have taken a shot at he killa but it's different seems so i will have four. all that's left standing there is a dirty filthy processed food spilled alcoholic arguing with the cop, why can't i be in a 7-eleven without pants on, hypothetically. greg: we can return to events but you can't return to normal. when you saw a low-flying plane after 9/11 it got you nervous. now if somebody is coughing around you, how can you be in an elevator with somebody who is coughing. tyrus: i have given this a lot of thought. the remote is over there. i'm wo

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gillian: howie, thanks for shooting it straight with us as always. if you can, please stick around. going to bring you back for more media analysis next hour. well really appreciate it. leland: how teenagers are helping those that can't leave their homes to go to the supermarket, we're going to introduce you to these grocery angels when we come back. ok everyone, o mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo-hoo! great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. and nutrients to wayfair has way more ways to renovate your home, from inspiration to installation. like way more vanities perfect for you. nice. way more unique fixtures and tiles. pairing. ♪ nice. way more top brands in sinks and faucets. way more ways to rule your renovation. nice! on any budget, with free shipping. wayfair. way more than furniture. gillian: u.k. prime minister boris johnson is now out of the hospital after testing positive for coronavirus just over two weeks ago. johnson delivered the following video messag

scary howis really precipitously the economy has fallen off. because we had to proactively shut it down to combat the public health crisis. it is different from prior recessions, where there was some underlying economic problem that caused us to go downhill. the first thing we have to recognize and emphasize is first and foremost this is a public health crisis. betternomy will not get until we resolve the public health situation, or at least mitigate the problem. that has to be our primary focus. it will be the most important determinant and how the economic fallout ends. host: what is your sense of how the legislation passed so far by congress and what might be ahead in terms of the money available will help mitigate some of these job losses and help extend unemployment benefits for these people and help balance, or at least stabilize, the economy? guest: that has been critical. they passed the $2.2 trillion package with phase three, and that is basically unprecedented in scale. they set up several new programs at the treasury department, fede

of those who howie 1000000 was to me was really game and obama at the wheel in a sort of unity rally in all my that was i mean. not a. good. wrestler has a geisha lens early on. is always a come out from western europe they've been led by kings their expectations are very high they would be treated they wasn't a great they were defeated in some epic struggle they just slink away and that's a real blow to the morale of the crusaders in the west. the tragic crave year of the 2nd crusade. it was by no means the last disaster to be for the christians. 6 years later nor did dean finally manage to onyx the mosque has the very city they had failed to capture. the the mush that long or they know that i wouldn't be in mahmoud enough to have would i lead that i mean and. yet he added the mushroom the sadness homa into ago and hourly. but i don't. so for the 1st time the franks have got somebody with aleppo damascus under the same rule that's the 1st time that a taken place since their arrival in the near east. i'll tell you a month to canal interest then me feel like you had. a solid b. c. . t

everybody will turn into howie mandel when this is over you want to sell your reits. that was a core holding for a long time. the other thing i'll say about the trading range that i have come to live with is there's only one index to live with. it occurs between 12 noon and 3:00 every day everybody watches new york it's a giant cruise ship stuck on a rock, 75 stories high and the virus is causing havoc even the traders and the sovereign funds in the middle east are watching the index. the entire world indices trade on the optimism of cuomo in new york or the pessimism. when you want to see recovery, it was the first green chutes of cuomo talking about stabilizing outcomes in new york city. we'll learn first in new york when sports open we will learn everything watch that >> it's interesting that you bring all these up and especially because later on the show you'll want to pay attention because we have the ceo of agre realty his commercial trust deals with that space that stock is up about 15% so far this year. we'll ask him why that's happening. keep it right here le

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the first person i thought of was howie mandel.ry hard on him. >> well, yeah, but in a way it's his dream come true, because now everybody's doing what he wanted all of them to do, which is washing their hands, not touching him, not getting close to hechlt so he whim, so he was a great time, actually. we are shooting with these thing, because we're still shooting the show. no audience. so it's kind of weird. >> jimmy: jesse, you why supposed to be on broadway right now, and eric was supposed to be in the audience watching you on broadway right now. [ laughter ] >> dozing off. >> no. no. the very first broadway show i took eric it to, though, he did fall asleep in. he had taken the red eye in, we were both very tired. but i was supposed to be in previous, starting april 2nd. i'm sort of waiting and seeing what's happening. i'm still doing table reads with the cast and run the play every few weeks to sort of stay in it, but it's very strange. like sofia said, to be connecting to one another over the internet. >> jimmy: ty, what do yo

. >> i am howie from connecticut. touched on a very good subject they like about. and obviously, he suffered through all of the stuff and handled grief and so forth. do you suppose that this had any correlation of the so-called dreams of his own assassination? >> wow. look, i tend to be a bit of a minimalist when it comes to lincoln evidence, and those who have read my books, i like to stick to the collected works and little else. there is an account that he had a dream preaging his own assassination. i am not saying that he did not have the dream and me may have, but i am skeptical about it, because it is an after 1865 account -- ]. >> yeah, look, guys, i don't mean to disparage the people who say that. it could have happened. when it comes to anything stated about link after 1865, about things like this, you better take them with a big grain of salt, frankly. so i'm not so sure he did. now he did believe in the power of dreams because there is a collective works letter he wrote to mary when she's off traveling and said, mary, tell tad to put that pistol away beca

howie kurtz, thank you on this monday, we will see later in the week.nd beaches in jacksonville, florida, they are now open again and maybe the coronavirus outbreak. we will discuss the decision with the mayor of that city come up next. we're working hard to answer your questions. like helping you understand what the recently passed economic package can mean for you. we're more than a financial company. we're a "together we can get through anything" company. now, more than ever. at t-mobile, we know that connection is more important than ever. so we're making big moves to help those who need it most. introducing t-mobile connect. a prepaid plan to help keep america connected. starting at just $15 a month, it gives flexibility for uncertain times. visit t-mobile.com/connect to learn more. you can also manage your account, and make payments online. stay connected with t-mobile connect. >> dana: texas reopening state parks today, now that's the first step and governor greg abbott's plan to gradually get things back to normal there. but protesters in austin

howie: this is a fox news alert on howard kurtz, 39,000 protest against severe state restrictions, california, arizona, colorado, maryland and other states. the governors of new york and new jersey are urging the trump administration to help ramp up testing for the virus saying they can't reopen their economies without it. on the positive side, new york just reported lowers deadly death toll, still 540.

. >> local music club owner howie kaplan decided to do something. >> this was a good opportunity to takelation. >> he partnered with a musicians clinic to make meals for musicians and others without an income right now. >> we initially focused on musicians and hospitality works and have expanded that to first responders as well. >> kaplan, his staff, and other volunteers are serving free meals to go three days a week. >> that's all you need? two? >> they're helping the community hugely, man, by helping us. >> we're all kind of working together. >> knowing that could be their only meal of the day, it puts a huge smile on your face, the chance to do something good in the middle of all this. >> kaplan wants to soon expand the free meal service to five days a week. so after katrina, when the music died, it was like the soul was ripped from the city, but it came back. what's your sense of optimism about the future? >> i don't think there's any way we don't come back. i guess it's in what shape we come back. katrina was very different. we had support from the entire country. the hope is that w

my friends bill burr and mark marin, howie mandel and ray romano, eliza schlessinger, a lot of reallyerybody is going to do like five minutes, maybe a little more. and it is probably going to be extremely heart felt. you don't come on strong and try to do -- try to kill on something like this. it is people that have been blessed with some success in comedy. really trying to help those that need to pay medical bills, can't afford the rent, going deeply in debt. and a lot of them are going to be where a lot of the people are going to be performing one day, they just have to get through this hard time. it is comedy giving back. comedians giving back to their younger selves in a way. >> it sounds great. those are lots of headliners, it sounds like it will be entertaining. i want to let them know they can watch on the lap lounge app or twitch or twitter or comedy central's youtube channel. it is this saturday from -- on the east coast, 7:00 p.m. to 11:00. as a comedian, since you'll all be isolated, and you won't have a live audience, isn't it hard to be funny without hearing the laughter

howie frank had the best. >> he was sitting on a photo collection potentially worth $10 million. >> theythe "million dollar beggar." is it worth a million dollars? >> don't change that channel. it's a made-for-tv "strange inheritance." >> dy-no-mite! [ door creaks ]

. >> a lot of people ask howi got out of the administration without a tweet . and really, it was just the fact that i was very honest with the president. i thought it was important to give him what i wanted from my cabinet when i was governor which is i wanted them toserve the people . i wanted them to be creative and i wanted them to speak up if they saw me going in the wrong direction so with the president i was always very honest. if he did something i thought was good i supported, i pushed through, i rally, whatever needed to happen. if i saw him making what i thought was a wrong decision i would call or meet with him and say i think this is a mistake. instead i think you should consider ask and he would always say how do you see that playing out and we would discuss it and he was really about hearing other opinions. it mean i want all the time but it meant he was open to listening . but he would often make life a little interesting. this is one of many stories it was the first high-level week at the united nations so at the united nations there was one wee

. >> reporter: final question from brian howie of san francisco public press. does the city plan to place into hotel rooms unhoused people who do not fwlong vulnerable populations or have not been exposed or tested positive coronavirus? >> that is a great question, brian. thank you. for all of you who care so much about our unhoused and particularly our unsheltered and sheltered neighbors living in public settings, as i said, the priority for city is to move people out of hospitals and also out of congregate settings and people who are vulnerable to covid-19 that are living on our streets. that is a significant portion of our unsheltered population and we'll be working to include them in hotel rooms first and then continue to evaluate the situation. >> reporter: and follow-up to that. where will those currently in musconi, who are not post covid or tested negative, be moved? >> those who are -- thank you for that question. i understand now. those who are currently at musconi west who moved there as part of early shelter thinning as opposed to the adjustments th

howie, have you ever had botox? - no. do you do botox? - what do you think? - what does it even do?py. be sad. wow, what a range you have. - ( heidi laughs ) - that's amazing. all in all, um... you are a vain guy with a big ego and a huge amount of success who now has a kid, and still sometimes worries that you gotta stay relevant. is simon cowell a happy man? - i'll take that. - no, i'm asking. yes, no, i genuinely can say that. i can look you in the eye now and say, "yes, i'm happy." and i think of all the things i ever wanted in my life, that was number one on the list. - being happy. - yeah. - simon... - ( kisses ) - thank you so much. - you're a star. thank you so much. - are you vain? - yes. are you? - yes. - good, that's why we're friends. for life. i mean that. - um... - you're more vain than i am. i was just about to say, you're so much more vain than me. - no. you hide it well. - oh, my god, simon. - no, harvey, and i mean that, and i love you, - simon... i only mean it as a compliment, but you are. simon, that is so not true. how long does it take you to get ready in the

howie: this is a fox news alert as the coronavirus death toll approaches 54,000 in the united statesll parts of america are taking the first tentative steps toward opening a shuttered economy. in georgia and oklahoma, spas, air salons and other businesses began opening friday. more will take that step by tomorrow. almost every business in missouri will be free to open its doors by week's end. the pastor of a mega church in louisiana was placed on house arrest yesterday after days of refusing to say whether he would defy the law by reopening his house of worship. tony spell had been jailed but is out on bond. president trump is signaling the daily coronavirus briefings are no longer worth his time, tweeting what is

. >> reporter: final question from brian howie of san francisco public press. does the city plan to place into hotel rooms unhoused people who do not fwlong vulnerable populations or have not been exposed or tested positive coronavirus? >> that is a great question, brian. thank you. for all of you who care so much about our unhoused and particularly our unsheltered and sheltered neighbors living in public settings, as i said, the priority for city is to move people out of hospitals and also out of congregate settings and people who are vulnerable to covid-19 that are living on our streets. that is a significant portion of our unsheltered population and we'll be working to include them in hotel rooms first and then continue to evaluate the situation. >> reporter: and follow-up to that. where will those currently in musconi, who are not post covid or tested negative, be moved? >> those who are -- thank you for that question. i understand now. those who are currently at musconi west who moved there as part of early shelter thinning as opposed to the adjustments th

howi: taking a look at things are trading in australia.the week. -- a quiet start to the week. we have no trading in new zealand. we do have trading on the asx but no settlement today. this is what we are seeing in those first few minutes. we are continuing to watch national australia bank to see might come of the trading halt. sale placement as well as the colossal client in first have earnings. the aussie dollar. holding steady. we are continuing to watch the bond market. a big week with ed bank of japan, ecb as well as the fed. this get some insight on the .arkets wi great to have you. let's start off with korea. we have more expectations we will get a mammoth extra budget. at the same time, we have the overlay of dio political concerns as well -- overlay of geopolitical concerns. is this a market you would be opportunistic about particularly with the doubt over a recovery in earnings and a recovery in consumption? quite concerned. there is good reason to be cautious about everything going on in korea right now. the recent data we are s

the long run, the negative mpact -- howi: i am wondering resilient you find japanese retailers when itonline commerce infrastructure. that seems to be where you need to be to be able to ride out this crisis. nobuko: right. consumers, e-commerce penetration, it is actually lower compared to other nations, and this is due to the convenience of the physical stores and so forth. storest said, the retail and some consumer companies have robust e-commerce infrastructure and this pandemic would give it consumers behaviors towards e-commerce for sure. one about the idea of animal spirits? we know how hard it was for the boj, for the government, for broader japanese piety, to climb out of that deflationary state of mind, right? guess, a question effect psychologically does a crisis like this have on can sentiment? -- consumer sentiment? nobuko: it is hard to tell but it is definitely very negative. the consumer sentiment was already week before the pandemic following the sales tax hike in october, and now, it is almost still veryit is early, but the state of emergency could impact gdp by 1% if

. >> reporter: final question from brian howie of san francisco public press. does the city plan to place into hotel rooms unhoused people who do not fwlong vulnerable populations or have not been exposed or tested positive coronavirus? >> that is a great question, brian. thank you. for all of you who care so much about our unhoused and particularly our unsheltered and sheltered neighbors living in public settings, as i said, the priority for city is to move people out of hospitals and also out of congregate settings and people who are vulnerable to covid-19 that are living on our streets. that is a significant portion of our unsheltered population and we'll be working to include them in hotel rooms first and then continue to evaluate the situation. >> reporter: and follow-up to that. where will those currently in musconi, who are not post covid or tested negative, be moved? >> those who are -- thank you for that question. i understand now. those who are currently at musconi west who moved there as part of early shelter thinning as opposed to the adjustments th

here to talk about it, howie kurtz. "the new york times" had done an exhaustive search into all of this. >> the dam has finally and belatedly burst. that was a "washington post" before publishing anything on these allegations and then there were crickets by cnn and many other allies. that was one of the major news organizations in your country securing an interview in which your former neighbor graphically describes what tara reade says happens in the alleged attack with joe biden which of course he denies back in the mid-1990s. that i think has virtually forced to many news outlets to deal with the political implications here, even if it's a hillary clinton endorsement now and you have to kind of mention it. >> ed: quickly in her piece today, foxnews.com, some biden supporters a inevitably say there are more allegations than this single accusation against biden. he is a man of higher character which is hard to sustain if her account is taken seriously. >> that's why this is -- every time a woman who is a potential runn