. >> sean: joining me now mike huckabee and the house minority whip steve scalise. the president suspended travel from europe to the united states. against a drum beat of criticism against him for everything. there were questions about the tests. the cdc dropped the ball early on. that's a conversation for later in the week. but what message is the president sending? one of seriousness or blowing it off as the left is trying to say? >> i don't know how you could get more serious than spineuspeg all travel from europe for 30 days. i flipped chance to see what going on. on one of the other networks they talked about how he was breathing during his commentary. somehow that he seemed nervous. they could not bring themselves to say the one thing they were looking for him to do, you don't suspend travel for 30 days from europe and not believe that's serious. it's very serious. i thought the president had the right tone and the right message. i don't think anybody doubts this is a serious issue. the president like he did with china is taking serious action with europe. he

at mike huckabee, byron york are also here. plus, world-renowned, board-certified physician and global entrepreneur is going to share his thoughts on how the medical establishment is sometimes resistant to breakthrough medicines and in this case, hydroxychloroquine and other antivirals. and the left, how they're using the pandemic to take away your second amendment rights? what? but first, doing versus blaming. that's the focus of tonight's angle. day nine, can you believe it, of the national shutdown, and we're learning more every day about this insidious virus. new york city continues to be the epicenter of the infections in the united states and the greater metro area now accounts stay percent of all new infections nationally buried at least 192 people that have tragically succumbed to the disease with more than 15,000 now infected. the more we test, the larger the denominator on the equation. so the more the mortality rate seems to be declining, more on that later. at the same time, the economic repercussions are just terri

>> i believe we would be in a worse position. >> laura: congressman and governor huckabee, this is a time where we will have significant losses of life. infection rates will go up. we didn't handle testing well in the beginning. the cdc has to answer to that.e we have a president who cares about the american worker and isea doing everything in his po to try to learn from what happened early on and fix it an get through this. >> there is an election in november. they need to focus on supporting the president's actions to keep america safe.rt that is what donald trump is doing. anybody in washington playing games they will pay a price. >> laura: and governor huckabee back fighting in the administration. azaruc was critical in pushing that china ban and this travel restriction. the president has great judgmenn and managerial skills. we can't back bite in the administration. we have to stop the leaking. i do how that works. thank you very much. given the coronavirus rapid spread around the world and here at home, what needs to be done to contain it.o what does this mean for all of our da

governor huckabee, this editorial is really something.he goes after -- he calls the president a science denier, then she goes after religious nationalism and points fingers at alex azar and ben carson for their pro-life stance, so obviously, the president is being influenced by these individuals, so she thinks it is some sort of dramatic mistake. >> i hope she is right about one thing: i hope the president is being influenced by wonderful people like alex azar and ben carson, two professionals, medical scientists, who happen to believe that the science of life. i wish these folks at the new york size believed in biology. they would understand that at the moment of conception, human life is formed. they don't believe that. that is science denial. pure and simple, clear and plain. "the new york times" has risen to a new level of disgracing its outcome almost 400,000 churches in the united states, martha, and she points to two are three that continued to have service as if somehow that proves evangelicals don't like science. i believe the ea

i will check in with mike huckabee. we've got a big show for you on making money. ♪ ♪.rles: the markets are rebounding after the were selloff since 1987. waiting to hear from president trump when he gets a news conference and it's about an hour for now on the coronavirus. right now major averages are higher. this after the bank of japan, the people's bank of china, all of them pumping more into their financial systems. joining me now to discuss all of this, is heather and foxbusiness contributors scott martin. let me start with you. it seems like the central banks are doing their part although president trump did put out a tweet about the fed doing more. everyone's looking at the government here at home wondering if democrats and republicans can get their act together and do something that will not only stimulate mainstreet but also this market. >> yes, were getting stimulus from both sides of the aisle from a monetary perspective of injecting and providing up to $1.5 trillion to banks and short-term funding. that will provide liquidity to the marketplace. on the other

governor huckabee, thank you. always good to see. >> thank you, harris.o talk to you. >> harris: as we wait the president's 3:00 p.m. eastern news conference here on fox, where he is expected declare a national emergency now, we want to take you to one of the nation's busiest airports with the latest on air travel and how that is expecting some of you. keep watching. ♪ saturdays happen. pain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven stronger and longer on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. >> harris: we are keeping a close eye on the white house right now. president trump, as we've been telling you, expected to declare a national emergency on the covid-19 pandemic. that will happen at 3:00 p.m. eastern today. meanwhile, congress is scrambling to put the final touches on that coronavirus response bill, which could get a floor vote later today. "could," we say. house speaker nancy pelosi spoke yesterday about her priorities for the legislation. >> [indistinct] it's about our children who are in school, people with disabilities. >> harr

always good to see you governor huckabee. very much for being here tonight. >> thank you, you bet, martha. >> martha: so robust economic report in the midst of the coronavirus crisis but how long can it last? congressman mike kelly joins me next on that. we are live tonight at the nixon presidential library, a beautiful place in yorba linda california after this. >> job numbers just came out, and they are incredible. the job numbers were tremendous. i don't add up the years. and i don't count the wrinkles. but what i do count on is boost high protein. and now, introducing new boost women... with key nutrients to help support thyroid, bone, hair and skin health. all with great taste. new, boost women. designed just for you. 100% online car buying. carvana's had a lot of firsts. car vending machines. and now, putting you in control of your financing. at carvana, get personalized terms, browse for cars that fit your budget, then customize your down payment and monthly payment. and these aren't made-up numbers. it's what you'll r

here to react, fox news contributor, former arkansas governor mike huckabee. congressman mike gates. i don't want to say. >> you don't have to because joe biden is saying it for you. the man is, as you say, incoherent. what this does more than anything as it points out why we cannot let the democrats get elected. not only to the white house but we've got to get back the house and build our numbers in the senate because we see that while the president is like a fireman out there putting out the fires in the front of stores, you've got pelosi and schumer and people under the guise of biden that are looting the stores from the back and taking everything that's not nailed down and everything they can get away with. that's why this is such a stark reminder to the american people that the democrats are not looking after their interests. they are just looking after political power. this is no time for that. >> sean: congressman gaetz, i'm like, really? now a lot of people looking at governor cuomo. by the way governor cuomo's political views are disaster for the coun

hear what the reaction, fox news contributor's, mike huckabee. we will start with you.ike the president today. i know people, actually one of my best friends is with the woman, girlfriend, soon fiance, from wuhan province. they are saying it's the wuhan virus they are according to her and her family who still lives there. >> you know, sean, one of the things that a level at this president, he has the courage to push back on china. no democrat and no republican president in my lifetime has had the courage to just recognize that this is a totalitarian communist government. they abuse people's human rights. i'm wondering if "the washington post" and "new york times" will appreciate that of all things, it's donald trump who is defending them in the freedom of press, because the chinese totalitarian dictatorship has basically said you can't have free press. well, we knew that all along. i think this is a wonderful reminder that this is a president who said he was going to hold china accountable, not just for diseases, but her trade and for all of the ways in which they have

mike huckabee, former governor of course of arkansas happens to be on with us.omparing this biden surge everybody is talking about to some other surges or comebacks that we saw in the past. when huckabee ran in 2008, for example, remember john mccain, he was the frontrunner, then he wasn't, then he was. we will get his perspective on the history in the politics and what he thinks of the biden surge this time around. up 1,000 again. ashley: always a great guest, too. always has a great turn of phrase. connell mcshane, see you in 12 minutes. how about that. thanks. >>> from the campaign trail to the trail of companies canceling events due to the coronavirus fears. the latest, mgm universal and producer pushing back the release of the latest james bond film "no time to die" initially set to open next month. fans will now have to wait until november 25th. but chrysler defying fears as it showcased a car in milan today. the unveil was initially planned for the now canceled geneva motor show with schools, universities and museums being forced to close, it is discourag

, that was bad. >> mike huckabee was a governor. >> what did i say?nator. >> i apologize. nine years of "walker, texas ranger," several movies and a lifetime record karat 183 wins, chuck entered the fashion game in the '80s making what? cowboy boots, flannel shirts, fashion jeans? >> c for sure. >> i want it to be cowboy boots. >> it is action jeans because they could withstand the stress of one of his iconic roundhouse kicks. >> naturally. >> giraffes were created when ch >>> this morning on "world news now," has the president been tested for coronavirus? >> the white house is answering that question after a congressman who rode on air force one is now in self-quarantine. plus the white house plan for the economy after the worst day on wall street in more than a decade. >>> also this morning the entire country of italy on lockdown as the virus spreads there. what it means for the world's eighth-largest economy. >>> plus it's primary day in key states, including michigan, missouri, and washington state. bernie sanders won michigan in 2016. can he do i

governor huckabee, i would argue that that travel ban decision where joe said it was the president being hysterical and xenophobic was the single best decision early that help americans not contract this virus. i would argue probably saved thousands of americans from contracting it. >> i don't think there is any doubt about that, sean. the fact is, by keeping the risk lower for americans with people coming in who could in fact americans, it did in fact mitigate what could have been a much worse situation. i think one of the most revealing things is that two of the most anti-trump governors, gavin newsom of california and andrew cuomo of new york, have both publicly, publicly praised the president and the vice president for the kind of assistance and help that they have been given by asking for it. these are not two guys who are prone to saying president trump has done something great, but they could not deny it. after all, the job of the governor is a pragmatic job when it really gets down to it. it is not as much ideological as it is pragmatic. they are dealing with a crisis, they got t

enthusiasm for joe as lowest on record for a presidential candidate in here now with reaction, mike huckabee and katie pavlich. governor, i look at this, are they really going to run this guy? >> looks like they are. it's an amazing thing. i had a conversation this afternoon with my 3-year-old grandson and he made a lot more sense than joe does. i don't even know what he's talking about and it's apparent he doesn't either. he struggles with that but i think the democrats are stuck with him. they don't have a mechanism to get him out unless they decided somehow just to talk him into quitting for to tell him that he already won the presidency and had a great eight years and they appreciate it, give him a plaque at the convention and nominate somebody else. that may be their only hope. >> sean: i look at this, he is against the travel ban. he still is against the travel ban. that one decision saved us, it would be so much worse. i don't get it. >> right. here's the positive for joe biden on top of being unable to put a coherent sentence together in a time of crisis and communicate to the americ

. >> with ted cruz and santorum and with huckabee in '08 and it is a tough decision, but immediatelyo pull off of that band-aid to put your support behind someone else is a tough call. that is best thing, but i commend all of the other democratic candidates buttigieg, klobuchar, beto o'rourke and for them to take themselves out of the party and the only way to galvanize the party and to stop bernie sanders is to get together. and that is what with jim clyburn was smart to start the consolidation. >> and so, bernie sanders promised that he was the candidate to expand the democratic party, but it is not clear that is the case as we look at the numbers. we will dye in. >>> and as the number of cases of the coronavirus are rising, we are seeing in day-to-day life of what you need to know. stay with us. that is next. in america we all count. no matter where we call home, how we worship, or who we love. and the 2020 census is how that great promise is kept. because this is the count that informs where hundreds of billions in funding will go each year for things like education, healthcare,

he beat romney and huckabee and he was the guy after super tuesday.er: he referenced national primary. you think that is a good idea? carl: i -- i do not know, that is for the parties to decide. let's think about it another way. because, you have all this early voting now. and you have these debates and campaigns. if you had a national primary, the campaign cannot unfold organically. we learn things about the candidates as the campaign goes on. what to me would make more sense is to have four or five regional primaries, in a rolling order and a different order every time. iowa and new hampshire would not get to go first every time. if you think about it is backwards. winter in new hampshire and iowa is terrible and spring in those states could be lovely. you probably want to start in the south. regional primaries make more sense. we have people with regional strength and the parties could decide if they wanted to be winner take all or region take all. the hodgepodge you have to do every year, they always seem to be one step behind. they are fighting t

former arkansas governor mike huckabee joins us to talk about it all and of course a former presidentialte. you are now a resident of florida, makes you uniquely qualified to talk about these things, fox news contributor. what about the point hillary made about president obama, the best guess, he stays out of this until there is a nominee? >> i do think he stays out. there is no reason for him to get in. there is only downside for him and no upside but bernie messed himself up in florida. he went and thought castro was such a great guy because he taught everybody how to read. you go to south florida, tell everybody's whose relatives were murdered by castro this guy is hero. like going to texas saying that you hate guns, cows, oil, and high school football all in the same sentence. connell: right. >> just not a smart thing to do. i think he toasted his own buns when he said that as far as florida is concerned. he set biden up for a win there. connell: and a big win, right? if you look at, deirdre was talking about delegate math a few minutes ago, it is close. bernie sanders obviously won

come on in mike huckabee. do you think that will work? speeches, so you have list opportunity for for te gaffe? >> get a cardboard cutout play a tape of joe's older speeches where he was not so much gaffe prone but they can't find any. he was always gaffe prone. stuart: you're -- >> this is remake of film, weekend at bidens. they bring him and bernie out with ivs on gurneys and they chat for a while. let them sit on the stage. not make them stand. shorten the speeches. these people are running for president, for heavens sakes. this job requires great stamina. something president trump demonstrates he has, not being demonstrated by joe biden. stuart: not something our viewers may know for the next debate the dnc changed the rules, and you sit for the next debate. you don't stand, you sit. do you think that is the establishment giving joe biden another leg up? >> well i think the bigger thing they have done is eliminate tulsi gabbard from it. they changed the rules so that bloomberg could get in. now they have changed the rules yet again to

well, the press secretary that said that, sarah huckabee sanders, she is now a pundit on fox news.hat's kind of a double negative now. anyway, the bottom line is, i just believe what's going to go forward, i believe we are seeing the evolution of things changing and i don't know where it will land as it relates to the press. we will continue to do our job and talk to sources. but you may not be in the transparent mode of seeing the press briefing on television. i don't think they will air a lot of them. sometimes we have briefings in the briefing room and they are not to be televised. as it relates to my biggest challenge, my biggest challenge is the threats on my life. because i ask questions. and have people who feel they believe a narrative, i'm a cloud and a farce, which i am now. some of these people just recognize i was there. as peter has been showing, i've got a t-shirt that i've worn a couple times. i've been here for 23 years. and i'm not going anywhere. my biggest challenge is to protect myself and those who are concerning me. my family. and to also beat down that negati

and were doing all this to be pundits on a tv network, on the press secretary that said that sarah huckabee sanders, she is now a pundit on fox news, that's a double negative now. anyway, the bottom line, i believe were going to go forwa forward, i believe were seeing the evolution of things changing and i don't know where it'll land when it relates to the press but we will continue to do our job but you may not be in the transparent mode of seeing the press briefing on television even if they have presse press t think they will air them, sometimes we havet briefing in the briefing room but they're not televised. my biggest challenge is a threat for my life, because i asked questions, and i have people who feel that they believe the narrative, i'm a clown, a fraud, which i'm not. some of these people just recognize that i was there but as peter has shown i have it t-shirt i worn and washed again, i've been here 23 years. i am not going anywhere. my biggest challenge is to protect myself and those who are concerning me, my family. and also to beat down the beative narrative into down those w

let's bring in mike huckabee, governor, good morning. >> good morning.nie says that people think his ideas are radical. where would they get that? he just honeymooned in the soviet union. thinks fidel castro is an education genius. nothing radical about that for most americans. maybe he is trying to get us to calm down a little bit about bernie sanders potential presidential aspirations. >> sandra: i clearly made the case sitting with bret and martha last night that his views are not radical. one thing he made more clear is he does not want to revisit 2016. here is his comments on hillary clinton. >> unlike secretary clinton, i don't want to relive 2016. we are in 2020 now. if you guys look at some of the polling they do for united states senators. they do polls how popular you are. i turn out to be the most popular senator in the whole country. one or two people like me. >> sandra: a couple people must like him, he says. >> when he says he doesn't want to relive 2016, neither do i. we both lost that year. so i understand you don't want to go back and li

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mike huckabee is with us, former arkansas governor and fox news contributor. governor, a lot of states still have bars open and this is st. patrick's day. you think that's responsible? >> not really, stuart. unless they can prove that alcohol cures the virus, i think it's a very irresponsible thing because people are going to be touching glasses, touching counters and doorknobs and it seems like if mcdonald's is closing, this is sort of america's premier institution, then i can't imagine that there is some healthy decision to keep bars open. i do think one of the things we are seeing is these are decisions largely being made by local authorities. that's the right thing to do to keep it local, closest to the people, and then we will see how these decisions work out and we will have a real clear model for what is and what isn't the right way to go about it. stuart: we seem to be moving very rapidly towards more and more restrictions placed on meetings and individual contact with each other. it seems like we are getting much more restrictive by the day. i don't s