bomber just james ronald joins us now from new york city james as bad as the numbers ah new york a 5th authorities are saying that the official death toll might actually be lower than the real numbers why is that. well one of the big mysteries in the coronavirus you know all over the world war the real number how many people are really infected what is the full scale of the number of people who are dying and that's been true elsewhere and it's also true in new york and something got added to the confusion today and that is the number of people who are dying something like 200 people have been dying and every day in this study those numbers have not been added to the overall death toll and that's because these people are posturing away in their bedrooms and not being certified to not having tests done on their blood and so devoted to being taken to the morgue and then the cemeteries without putting to the hospitals where their numbers will be at the full death toll and so if you add those $200.00 per day on to the number of people who are dying then you are going to have. knowledge of t

journalist james ronald joins us now from new york city james as bad as the numbers are new york a 5th authorities saying that the official death toll might actually be lower than the real numbers why is that. well one of the big mysteries in the coronavirus crisis all over the world war the real number how many people are really infected what is the full scale of the number of people who are dying and that's been true elsewhere and it's all 32 in new york and something got added to the confusion today and that is the number of people who are dying something like 200 people have been dying in the day in this day those numbers have not been added to the overall death toll and that's because these people are posturing away in their bedrooms and not being certified to not having tests done on their blood and so devoted to being taken to the morgue and then the temperature is but out into the hospitals where their numbers will be at the full death toll and so if you add those $200.00 per day on to the number of people who are dying then you are going to have a larger number larger than the

well journalist james ronald joined us from new york and gave us this assessment. i think you can say that the mood in new york city is becoming increasingly concerned i think that goes nationwide as well in the last 24 hours there's been a discernible shift in the emphasis on the scale of this crisis for example previously president donald trump he was talking about you know the possibility of the big q it being found coronavirus and bad thing that the crisis was going to be long lasting. and was going to tank the economy for such a long time now that has changed in the last 24 hours we've just had president trump speaking to the nation again and he said it's going to be vicious the predictions the projections for the total death toll from the crisis that are come out of the white house. suggest as many as 100000 or up 224-0000 people could die and that even if we start to bang the social distancing rules then everybody does stay shut up in their apartment not just here in the worst part of the country the tri state area of new jersey and connecticut and these oth

election swept in ronald reagan and the republican senate, and howard baker took over in the position of majority leader. he had a long political promenade. what was his background? jameshis father was a congressman, and he was someone who wanted to be in leadership. he challenged hugh scott for the majority leader position many times before ultimately becoming the leader, and that is something unheard of today. if you challenge one of your colleagues who is in leadership, instead of saying we want more competition to see how this will work and these are my ideas for how the conference could work better or the senate could work better, backed income of that still was also unheard of. i think that is a testament to his desire to be in leadership, to really try to live up to especially his father-in-law, and the goals he set for himself. james: it is interesting -- susan: it is interesting that he was that ambitious. his nickname was the great conciliator. how did he approach leadership? james: it is interesting because baker comes in, and he is propelled into the leader position by a class of republican senators who were more conservative. think jeremiah denton from ala