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the dome, so thank you for that, jared. >> you're welcome.me i'll try to come up with -- >> i appreciate both of you. we can all take a moment of levity within these hard times. we'll fit in a quick break. when we come back we have a top chef to talk about what's happening to so many people working at restaurants, people who go to restaurants. you're looking at the pictures. he'll tell us the road ahead when we come back. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. than rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis. a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain, swelling, and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections like tb; don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. taking a higher

>> it was said up by jared kushner and josh kushner, his brother. it's a real estate tech platform so you can invest virtually in real estate essentially. >> and one of the things that you could do is make use through that platform of these opportunity zones, which are tax credits for certain areas. >> right. so the opportunity zones came about as a result of the tax cuts and jobs act of 2017 which is something that jared kushner and especially ivanka trump pushed in the senate and it just squeaked past. and what it enables companies to do, it enables people with capital to get tax breaks for investing in poor areas of the country, but they're so broadly defined and what you can invest in is so broadly defined that virtually anybody with capital can take advantage of this tax break. >> and the tax break doesn't seem to be particularly well targeted. i've seen lots of articles about essentially gaming these opportunity zones, parking your money in places that don't need investment and getting the benefits. >> right. we know in opportunity zones broad

i told jared do whatever you can to get the swabs. certainly the president that be the one thing i would say would be helpful, that and the ppe for the health care workers. when you doing these testing yet to be in the special equipment, ppe say don't catch the virus. some of the stuff is not reusable or you think like you have to use new one every time. so that stuff is in short supply. i've been talking with a lot of hospital folks and that's one of the main supply needs they have but i think that would probably nationwide. look at the last two, three weeks, this is probably the biggest rush to get medical supplies in the history of the united states but we can't have enough ppe right now. so the swabs, , the reagents and the ppe, we get more of that in, were putting infrastructure in place and hopefully we will be able to greatly expand. and my gut is if you look at the different countries that have faced this, to me the one that's been no successful, south korea because they're able to really do a lot of testing. they did not do k

jared has a lot of the materials. we did send 100 test kits through both the health department and hospitals and private labs. that's enough to do about 250,000 tests. you need the swabs and everything else. we have more of those coming pretty soon tonight. so we're going to have capacity. but certainly, if you're in one of those groups, it's not going to be a question of limited guidance. you're absolutely eligible. we want you to have access to that. and we want you to be able to do it free of charge. so it's very important that that message gets out. we will be hopefully making an announcement about the opening of the broward drive-thru testing that we're working on in conjunction with the florida national guard, and i think that could be a positive development. so with that, i'm happy to take some questions. >> governor, there are a couple of deaths being reported through the media and officials. but your office has not reported the deaths at the assistant living? >> we did report the death. and there is another i

give it to jared kushner.when he needed to figure out about china, googled and found peter navarro, who is not really an economist, to run their china policy. this is not the first time this has happened with jared kushner. >> no. remember, jared kushner is a senior adviser to the president, which means he can have his hands in anything and everything, and he has been there and is there when the president needs some advice and assistance and people to the go out there and talk to people. i mean that is one of the things that jared kushner does, is he talks to a lot of people, a lot of stakeholders on various issues that he's been put in charge of. i've had a number of people this week who tell me that he is in charge. you mention that facebook post of his brother's father-in-law -- his brother's father-in-law also said, i know the person who's in charge of this at the white house. so i mean the president very much relies on him. >> but this meth anothod has go this white house into trouble in the past, and at

they began piecing together the story of ciara and jared. sierra is your wife, mother of your children. whoo do you think about the end, the brutality of it? >> it's alwful. i went wish that on anybody. they both enlisted in the army in the early 2000s. he and a friend cozied up to the pretty young recruit and tried to get her attention. >> we started talking about how none of the soldiers who got off the last bus looked like they were going to make it. she stood up and she challenged me and she said, i'm going to be the top of the class. i said, okay, and asked her if she wanted to go out that weekend. >> you had a momentum early day. is that too nosey a question? you know what i'm referring to? >> i do. our first date, we -- >> conceived a child? >> yes. >> were you okay with that? >> yeah. i was okay, and i was excited. i'd always wanted to be a father. >> sierra and jared, intimate strangers, decided to make a go of it when the army forced them into a quick decision. get married or be stationed apart. >> when we got in the cab to go get

jared is working on innovative ideas to deal with that. at the end of the day, you may need more beds for people who are critically ill. but you want a system in place so people, run-of-the-mill covid-19 patients who do not require hospitalization, are , tested,et diagnosed and be able to be in self-isolation without that clogging the hospital system. aret now, i think people showing up to the hospital. they are working hard on that. i think it will make a big difference. where we stand now, in terms of our most recent update, three hundred 14 total cases in florida. broward, 76 in miami-dade. we have seven fatalities. we have 1225 negative test testts with 954 pending results. there have been over 2100 people monitored to date. 878 are currently being monitored. those at the health department are working hard. with that, i am happy to take questions. >> the sheriff is interpreting your order on bars and clubs to allow them to stay open, but not serve alcohol after 5:00 p.m. was that your intention, and did you discuss that with the sherif

that is one of the things that jared kushner does. he talks to a lot of people on various issues he is in charge of. i had a number of people that says he is in charge. you mentioned the facebook post of his brother's father-in-law the president very much relies on him. >> this method has gotten the white house into trouble in the past. at some point we have a nation full of public health experts. today seemed to be an indication that pressure built on the president. he had to deliver a press conference based on public health and not what was talked about in the oval office. >> we were hearing the president would not do this emergency declaration. it was very clear on wednesday after the address was criticized that it did not go far enough. that he said inaccurate information. he needed something new. he needed to be much more forceful. you know, he had people advising him to take bold action. i think he was looking at the markets. he was looking at what people were saying and felt like he needed to do that. >> the president said in r

[applause] jared: good evening, everyone. thank you for coming. thank you to the hingham historical society and deidra and michael and everyone here. this place is really swanky. it is really nice. and also to the board of the abigail adams historical society/birthplace. i was told to say slash birthplace. it is a great honor to be here, and it is certainly thanks to the audience here tonight as well. this is now the seventh book talk i have given in new england about this particular book. and almost every one of them has been sold out. been sold out. that is heartening as an author, but it is also as someone who cares about this subject and wants this information out there as an educator as well, so it is my great honor to be here this evening to talk about "black lives, native lands, white worlds, a history of slavery in new england." this book is the first general overview of slavery in new england in nearly 80 years. the last book to do this was lorenzo johnston green's "the england."olonial new there have been plenty of books since then. they

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democrats need to do an investigation with subpoenas of don jr., ivanka and jared. is that the right approach dorks you think? >> fist of all, when it comes to donald trump and him talking about bust reez ma, it's very transparent. they started talking about this right after south carolina. if they want to talk about this and not health care, go ahead. we will win on the issue of health care. and so i think the house will do whatever they need to do in terms of an sbeinvestigation. but if he's going to make this an editorial issue, we'll fight back and go to the voters. there's no way donald trump wins the election. >>> new coronavirus cases in the u.s. reported almost every hour. now a stunning revelation about the lack of test kits. stay with us. hey there! kelly clarkson! what're you doing on our sofa? what're you doing on your sofa? try wayfair. you got this! woah. yeah! let me try! all alright, get it! blow it up! that's what i'm talking about. except that's my seat, so. all right, so maybe after the movie let's talk about that bedroom of yours! when was she in

jared. jared: governor, thank you. to the slrcr coming which has been the warehouse run mostly hurricane missions out of. in fact, we've been retooling warehouse now for the last several days, moving out urricane supplies so we can make more room, obviously, for health care and health supplies is a new viously mission. governor, it's because of your irection and your leadership with the division that early investments made and early on in to expand llowed us our logistics operations by, a, investingour team, b, in employees, also the fact we were able to get a logistics a logistics rd contract so we can have vendors e.o.c., making sure that florida is a priority. and you're seeing -- that's why able to make order of these products over 3 1/2 weeks ago and those products, those a modities are coming in on rolling basis. so we are starting to really the the tide, get around corner on getting this p.p.e. in and getting it out rolling. 5,000 mission requests and those are being filled on an ongoing basis in with our partne

and so, this year, we are very pleased to be able to have jared hardisty join us. i wanted jared to speak for us since his first book came out, slavery, independence in 18th-century boston, and this year, the stars have aligned, so jared is an associate professor at western washington university, and he is the author of black lives native lands, white worlds, a history of slavery in new england, and i welcome you to give jared a warm welcome. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. thank you for coming. thank you to the hingham historical society and deidra and michael and everyone here. this place is really swanky. it is really nice. and also to the board of the abigail adams historical society/birthplace. it is a great honor to be here, and it is certainly thanks to the audience here tonight as well. the seventh book talk i have given in new england about this particular book. and almost every one of them has been sold out. that is heartening as an author but also as someone who cares about this subject and once this information out there as an educator as well, so

this firm, kadre was set up by jared kushner's brother and jared kushner and it's an online real estateent platform. people told me, when i was reporting my book that jared kushner's father was advised by many people, he needs to make a decision, clean break or stay with the company. so he had a middle ground, he did not divest, the most recent filings were last spring. so last spring he and his wife, ivanka trump were making up to $35 million from passive profits from the companies while working in the white house. so now he has sold this company, which means that he has to declare that there's a potential conflict and at the same time he and his wife, ivanka trump pushed for this tax break which went through with no debate, no hearings, it was page 130, subsection z in the tax cuts and jobs october of 2017. but it's something this company has been directly profiting from and his family company can profit from. that's the inherent conflict and it is going on now, and i should also say jared kushner, he's one of the most powerful people in america, he's outlasted four chiefs of staff. i

historian jared hardisty talks about his book, black lives, native lands, white worlds, a history of slavery in new england, which focuses on the region's involvement in slavery and the slave trade during the colonial era. the historical society and abigail adams historical society cohosted this event. >> welcome. welcome to the museum. my name is deirdre anderson. i have the pleasure of serving as the executive director of the hingham historical society. what a treat to welcome you all here tonight and this sold-out program. i would like to thank, on behalf of our board of directors and small staff, i would like to thank you all for making us a part of your week. i would like -- excuse me. i would like to thank c-span for filming us so that others who cannot be with us tonight can see it at a later date. and thank you to the abaco atoms historical society and their board of directors, who offered us this wonderful opportunity to partner with them as we did last year with their speaker, edith. abigail's rich history in this region inspires as everyday. thank you. the hingham historic

all right it's very populous state and this is an executive order jared so new york governor andrew cuomo as you just mentioned said that the state of new york is facing a situation where it's hospitals are increasingly overwhelmed due to the spread of the corona virus and in order to avoid the spread of virus from further spreading people will have to stay at home starting sunday 8 pm which of course is an interesting time because it's after the weekend and gives people and citizens of new york the time to go about their everyday lives and potentially also spread the virus until then after that non-essential businesses will have to close there are of course the typical exceptions that we've been seeing across other countries and cities that are in a lockdown like supermarkets and pharmacies will remain open but public life as we know it will come to a near complete standstill and everyone who's been there knows what that means a century for a city like new york a few days to go you say a lot of what new york is doing is being done elsewhere already what do people there think about these

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jared kushner. of the film dan dimauro and morgan pehme have made their name as chroniclers of the trump admistration's more interesting characters, they directed the hit documentary get me roger stone, and i'm pleased to say theyjoin us now from new york. both of you, can you just explain the nature of the allegations in this movie? well, jared kushner is as you said one of the most influential people, if not the most influential people, if not the most influential person, in the white house after president trump. and still he remains a very enigmatic figure and there is a running joke that nobody has ever even heard his voice. so we thought in order to understand who was this policymaker thatis understand who was this policymaker that is notjust affecting the united states but the globe, we should look back at how he ran his company. and to do that we went to see his tenants and what they thought his practices were and what we found was that kushner companies has engaged in extremely ethically dub

his name is jared thoma. jared is from the state of colorado. after jared left the army, he wanted to pursue his lifelong passion for electronics by pursuing a degree in engineering. he signed up at the for-profit devry university in westminster, colorado. he says he quickly realized he was not getting a quality education that he was promised. course materials and equipment for instruction were subpar and not as advertised. he says although devry was more than happy to cash all of my g.i. bill benefits, my complaints about the quality of the courses they were offering fell on deaf ears. when he tried to transfer, he found out that his credits wouldn't transfer to a public university or even a community college, even though devry had promised him that they would. in addition to using his entire g.i. bill benefit for serving this country, he accumulated $52,000 in additional student loan debt to finish his program at devry. on top of that, jared says upon entering the job market, i quickly found that the degree was not worth the paper it was print

for jared's point, they haven't laid out a plan.he stock market sold off yesterday, and they have a plan and then go out and the president doesn't show up for the meeting and the market sells off. >> there's a front-runner for president on the democratic side right now. i would like to see him come out very quickly and explain and show america what competent governance looks like at a time like this. i believe that vice president biden will do that tomorrow. >>> all right then. we're going to leave it there. gentlemen, thank you so much. congressman, i know you have a very busy few days ahead. good luck to you. >> thank you. >>> next we'll speak to the mayor of seattle as that city plans to take more drastic steps to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. steps to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. into a smaller life? are your asthma treatments just not enough? then see what could open up for you with fasenra. it is not a steroid or inhaler. it is not a rescue medicine or for other eosinophilic conditions. it's an add-on inject

jared is doctor living apart from wife and son. work with covid-19 patients keeping him from moments like this. this photo from days ago captured the father high fiving his son through a glass door, taken in home that no longer stands. alyssa wrote the house is gone, jared survived by grace of god. pray for us. family's fate shared by dozens of others. fighting to move forward from one crisis to another. >>> another note tonight, among the coronavirus deaths we learned about today, country music superstar joe diffy died from the virus. "prop me up beside the jukebox" and "john deere green," just 61 years old. >>> still ahead, race for a cure. could a blood transfusion from survivor help others with the disease? >>> workers threatening to strike, how it could impact your family. >>> we are back now with a deeply personal >>> personal look at day in the life of intensive care nurse. working around the clock, tending to coronavirus patients and taking care of her own family during this difficult time. this is her story. >> time to sta

jared, it's going to come as a complete surprise to you that cpac is a bit of a family affair, you know somethingabout this ? >> that's why we had a hard time getting a quorum in the white house is because everyone is coming to cpac. >> you could have had a cabinet meeting here and cut out the middleman . it was that we had john senior backstage, laura trump , laura brad were on the stage a few minutes ago. did you guys enjoy hearing from brad pascal? there was a genesis moment in the trump for president effort. you were there at the beginning of all this. i think everybody would love to know what it was like at the beginning when donald trumpsaid i think i'm going to do this . >> that was one of the more interesting parts of my relationships , i have to say for the whole family this has been an incredible journey we were living our lives, doing the different adventures we chosen and at the time donald trump, now president trump ran for office it really was an opportunity for us to learn a lot about the country, meet a lot of people that to see what wasn't being done and wanting to figh

orderedrted this, jared all of this stuff. and then the crunch happened. you have never seen a stronger crunch on wanting medical supplies in american history. this was it an obviously you had some places that were flaring up, like washington state, and later new york city. we have had to compete with that. as we get these masks, and we will be getting many millions over the next week or two, certainly within the next week we should have hundreds and thousands more. their directive is to get it out, get it to those emergency operators so that they are able to work with their communities to use it. gov. desantis: -- not a mixed message. said it's-- dr. birx a data-driven approach for to has had. dr. fauci said not every instrument is a appropriate and every population in the country. we have a situation where we have outbreaks in southeast florida. they have gone to stay at home. i work with them on that. we have issued orders to harmonize palm beach and broward counties. i think that is fine. i also think there are certain part of the state you have more s

and for jared kushner to say this is -- we're entering like a war zone, come on, brian. where does he know that from? the board game risk? think about what this has done in terms of economic damage. yesterday when you saw the fed in an emergency rate cut, the fed was supposed to be on wednesday, but an emergency rate cut on a sunday coordinated with central banks around the world, that tells the world they understand that this is crippling economic damage. when we are asking people to shut it down, self-quarantine, isolate, that basically takes any economic growth and puts it on hold. but it doesn't actually put the entire economy on hold because we've still got to pay all of our bills. so as this is playing out and as the number is spiking and more people are being sent home, there's this disconnect. and while monetary policy helps, it's fiscal policy that people are waiting for. we haven't even gotten to that yet. when you saw markets continue to crater this afternoon, it wasn't because the president was finally somber and forthcoming. in fact, that's a positive. the m

i know jared is -- has been put in charge. that the president had problems with jared. >> what is his experience? >> i heard that jared now has an outside group that he is putting together. there doesn't seem to be -- this is an understatement -- a neat hierarchy there. at this time, it really almost seems like the president needs to appoint a czar that republicans, democrats, and individu independents alike could all respect to guide us through this crisis. right now, it is scatter shotment shot. we like seeing the medical professionals. >> keep us posted on where this is going. >> we like them. it is important we see that every day. but the question is, the president of the united states can't do this. you know, he's obviously -- he's obviously spread thin on a lot of different things. even if he is dealing with one crisis. who is the one person in charge? because this is how it works, driving production of ventilators, driving production of testing, getting on the phone and saying, damn it, i need it by next week. how do yo

i guess he's in an opportunity zone [ light laughter ] so jared kushner, the moray eel who was kissedprincess and turned halfway into a prince, is making a killing [ light laughter ] so how how exactly are the wealthy like kushner benefiting from this plan well, the vague language of the law leaves it up to investors to decide what kind of projects and developments they want to build. there's nothing that forces them to actually help low income communities. on top of that, the qualifications for what defines an opportunity zone are extremely broad, which defeats the very purpose of this program. >> clear pattern so far is if you're an investor and you're going to invest in a zone, are you going to do it in a developed city that's already gentrified or are you going to do it in a truly distressed part of the country that is going to be a risk? so a lot of the money is going to be toward the sure investment which in this case, we're already seeing is in the highly developed, already expensive, high employment parts of the country. >> some opportunity zones have also been criticized for

jared, you see what is happening in washington.his is a hard message to get across right now. >> it is. this is real chicken and egg thing, from a messaging standpoint, for americans to hear, these companies are getting money. why aren't i getting money? reality, in most cases other than checks mailed out to you as consumer, your money flows typically through an entity. if you're a small business owner you realize you have got to keep the cash flow, keep your consumers or rather your employees paid. they go out, they spend money. it is a cyclical thing, not caught up in pr spin. that it is a political game. the other thing to remember, the fed is going way deeper than they did back in the great recession. they're taking effort here, unprecedented efforts which at the onset is kind of scary, right? you see all they're doing. just their bond purchases in this week equate to eight months or seven 1/2 months of purchases between 2010 and 2011. people see that, wow, this is major? how bad will it get? not to ramble on here, this is expo

jared, great to see you tonight. thanks for making time for us tonight. >> of course. my pleasure. >> if they are willing to spend this kind of money, if this is size that we're talking about and you could design what the the federal government was going to do, what would be the most effective most necessary thing to do with an amount of money that large? >> well, a great place to start is to think precisely about the type of folks that are most vulnerable to the type of economic shock we're seeing unfold in real time. and in the segment before our discussion here you talked about exactly that type of person. someone who is facing a cut in their hours or a layoff, who doesn't have paid leave, who almost certainly has almost no savings to fall back on. if this person in their family misses a paycheck for a week or two, they're facing a fundamental problem, existential problems meeting their basic needs for food and rent. and they could be facing both hunger and eviction. and so we have to design measures that target those folks and get out the door very quickly. now, i'

jared jake, narrated by jared jake, richard ferrone, jenna and a fool cast.only plane in the sky, by garrett m. graff narrated by a fool cast with holter graham. >> the audie awards goes to simon and schuster audio for "the only plane in the sky". [applause] >> next up. i can't say anything until the teleprompter tells me what i am going to say or i could just make it up. the finalists for audio from a are audio drama. the absolute brightness of -- "the absolute brightness of leonard pelkey". "angels in america". nathan stewart, and eddie falco. birthday suit by aaron blakely, aaron mallon, dion grand, savannah peach wood, jason clark and robin miles. have a nice day by billy crystal performed by justin garza, and after bending, billy crystal, rachel dredge, darrell hammond, krista jackson, kevin kline and a fool cast. "puss in boots" performed by jim nails, mark aldrich, nick sullivan, brian holden, meredith engle be, lynn north, john brady and johnny heller. the audie awards goes to random house audio for "angels in america". [applause] >> you guys have fun

liz: jared spataro, head of microsoft 365 teams, thank you. we wish you and the whole team out there the very best. we appreciate it and all that you guys are doing to help people work from home. it's really important. >> thank you. liz: please come back. thank you. we have this breaking news. the dow is down 1,351 points, just below bear market territory. we have this. l.a. county has announced its first coronavirus death. the department of health said the person was not a county resident and had recently had a long layover in south korea. that's all we know about los angeles county and that first death. we are also getting this. mgm has released a statement regarding a coronavirus case involving a guest at the mirage hotel, that in las vegas. watch this stock. it's down about 12.5%. the guest was from new york, tested positive for the virus. mgm said that staff at the mirage worked with state health district to implement the resort's health and safety protocol. mgm is also working with the southern nevada health district to notify guests and

all right very populous state and this is an executive order jared so new york governor andrew cuomo as you just mentioned said that the state of new york is facing a situation where it's hospitals are increasingly overwhelmed due to the spread of the corona virus and in order to avoid the spread of virus from further spreading people will have to stay at home starting sunday 8 pm which of course is an interesting time because it's after the weekend and give people and citizens of new york the time to go about their everyday lives and potentially also spread the virus until then after that nonessential businesses will have to close their all forms the exceptions that we've been seeing across other countries and cities that are in a lockdown like supermarkets and pharmacies will remain open but public life as we know it will come to a near complete standstill and everyone who's been there knows well that means a century for a city like new york a few days to go as you say a lot of what new york is doing is being done elsewhere already what do people there think about these restriction

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please welcome jared and the other mo.plause]. >> nonfiction has been described as trying to make the truth and make it read like fiction. these finalists have certainly created their work and to learn from. in the finalists for nonfiction are, jennifer bailey on, narrated by jennifer bailey on. when they tell us about ourselves. predator by stephanie and tom patterson and teresa bunker. [inaudible]. we are the weather, written and narrated. [screaming]. >> and audie grace will lead us home. jennifer barry hobbs. >> and those who do not know history are doomed to repeat it. so, how do we know the repeating it. the fact it is said the history is written by the winners that seemed a little unkind to the finalists. however the finalists of the biography are. [inaudible]. [screaming]. [applause]. [screaming]. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [screaming]. mo rocca: the history biography envelope, harper audio for american. [applause]. congratulations. [applause]. mo: the finalists for autobiography memoir are. [inaudible]. becoming wr

jared kushner would love to take his calling. but what has so many people wondering tonight, why bill ackman, who maybe has the right idea or very good intentions would put on such a ridiculous show and cause such damage to an already panicked market. that's what's puzzling. >> because you and i are jersey kids i want to read you this. also as an example of the kind of tragedy you and i are going to start covering here real soon. this is a "new york times" headline. march 18th. "coronavirus ravages seven members of a single family, killing 3." this happened in the county seat of the county i grew up in freehold, new jersey. when bruce springsteen sings about his hometown, that's his hometown. and this is sadly, stephanie, emblematic of the real genuine non-nyse related human suffering we're going to see. >> brian, that mother who died didn't even know two of her children had died before her. and to think we saw that today where we did see those pictures of people partying on in miami, bill ackman is not wrong. these are very seri

we lost governor jared polis. governor jared polis.governors in the united states on a call with the president today trying to get a handle on the coronavirus. it's really taking a toll on this country. as of now, at least 4 -- 459 cases of the novel coronavirus hitting around the country. and so 86 people have died. again, the governor joined us just a moment ago. we have lost him on the phone. we are going to try to get him back if we can. but anxious shoppers are clearing off grocery shelves around the country. we are going to take a look at that and how these stores are getting more supplies in and if that supply chain could eventually break down. we'll be right back. [♪] are you currently using a whitening toothpaste, but not seeing results? try crest 3d whitestrips. its enamel-safe formula lifts and removes stains to provide 100% noticeably whiter teeth or your money back. try crest 3d whitestrips. but when allergies and congestion strike, take allegra-d... a non-drowsy antihistamine plus a powerful decongestant. so you can alway

. >> peter baker, whom i know to be a hand washer, peter, the president has directed jared kushner to take some sort of leadership role in this. but ultimately as you heard alan blinder say moments ago, this is not a financial crisis. this is a public health issue. the administration -- or at least donald trump and it seems jared kushner according to reporting shares this view, that this is actually a public psychology issue as opposed to an actual public health crisis. >> it could be both. public spirit and public mood plays a role. we are having the first pandemic really of the social media era, right? it was 2009 we had the h1n1 virus, but we didn't have the prevalence that we do today of twitter and facebook, and they didn't play such a large role in our life, in which all the information that we're getting these days doesn't just come from television. it doesn't just come from the president of the united states. it comes from our friends and our neighbors and our colleagues, all of whom are scared. and this fear has no doubt caused a greater reaction than might have been seen in

others reporting jared is in total control. a little bit of the back story on tonight ahead of the president address this evening, speaker pelosi's spokesperson says that the speaker took a call from vice president pence and dr. fauci at 7:43 p.m.. they spoke about the forthcoming emergency house legislation and administration efforts to grow -- combat the coronavirus is. republican from new jersey. caller: can you hear me? host: what did you think about what the president had to say? caller: i thought it was all right. it wasn't anything to specific or special. he's doing what he can on the legislation side. we just hope it's another obama stimulus package. i think that's the core there. host: you hope it is or isn't? caller: isn't. host: why not? caller: we don't want to have the same thing that happened last time with that stimulus package. freeed the workforce and market to step in rather than the government to do such a thing. host: evelyn in chester, new jersey. how concerned are you about the coronavirus? caller: yes, i

we lost governor jared polis.usly all the governors on a call with the president today. as of now 459 cases of the novel coronavirus hitting around the country and so 86 people have died. again the governor joined us just a moment ago. we have lost him on the phone. we're going to try to get him back if we can. but anxious shoppers are clearing off grocery shelves. we're going to take a look at that and how these stores are getting supplies and if that supply chain could break down. we'll be right back. he's the one. gesundheit. [sneezes] i see something else... a star... with three points. you're in a... mercedes. yeah, we wish. wish granted. with four models starting under 37 thousand, there could be a mercedes-benz in your very near future at the spring event. lease the a 220 sedan for just $349 a month with credit toward your first month's payment at your local mercedes-benz dealer. no no no no no, there's no space there! maybe over here? hot! hot! oven mitts! oven mitts! everything's stuck in the drawers! i'm

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jared, sports reporter, joining us.y people were wondering what they would do, now we know. >> we're seeing dominoes fall. march madness takes on meaning as we've never seen, one of the largest moneymakers, there will be no concessions, their will be refunds, as we learn this is a worldwide pandemic. next week in ohio, and. this is something we'll seism connell: for the whole tournament. a televised event. you still have people able to watch it, you don't cancel it. you know they talk to experts we heard, we had dr. fauci on a moment ago. and that is what they say, large gatherings. >> he said if it means not having fans at nba games, so be it. we're lining up, to take a turn, the baseball season starts in the next few weeks, major league baseball making alternative arrangements. connell: what does that mean. >> we don't know. this is all unchartered ground. and just, sports, is leisure, don't lose perspective of that for next couple weeks, we have issued in seattle, an xfl game, not happening, soccer as well,. warriors

jared kushner and steven miller are who you've got. they worked on crafting that speech last night. jared, as we know, one of the people who initially urged the president to downplay this story because he was worried about the effect on markets. and we've seen the president continue to do that, really. as far as why, you know, why he takes the numbers as personal, why he looks like this is my fault so we have to keep the numbers down. i don't know. this hpresident has always been upset with numerical measurements of his success. why he looks at this as something about him as opposed to something that's a leadership moment that he needs to step up to. this is what he has always done and beyond that, you know, for more analysis, you'd probably want to call in a psychologist. >> jared kushner does not have expertise in markets. and market leaders have said this isn't bay markets crisis. it's about a health crisis that now has turned into a financial crisis. >>> next, helping the homeless population. this is really important, during this outbreak. the biggest challenges for food kitchen

in the middle of last week, jared kushner, the president's son-in-law and senior adviser stepped in to the helm. he's trying to take charge of this process. and, you know, some see him as parachuting in, but he is trying to bring some action. he's the one who called those executives to the white house on friday last week for that rose garden announcement which was premature. >> but do we know what those executives are actually doing baurk because, let's take a step back. jared kushner doesn't have financial expertise or medical expertise or crisis expertise or risk management expertise. so he may know the phone numbers of all of those ceos and with the exception of google, they all showed up at the white house and said we're here to do a lot. what is actually happening because that presentation was well produced and got the president's desired outcome which was jacking the stock market, but here we are two days later in free-fall. what's happening in terms of the public/private partnership that jared is in charge of bringing together? >> the partnerships are in their infancy and there'

by the way, jared maples is with us, director of our office of homeland security, and, jared, thank you for everything you do in overseeing our emergency response. we thanked the president and vice president for the boots on the ground and the cooperation. we also reiterated that we continue to have outstanding needs in personal protective equipment. we put a big ask in. we've gotten a fraction of that. we are not sitting on our hands. we are aggressively going out and trying -- judy will go through some of this -- sourcing other avenues to get that ppe. but there's nothing like getting another big slug out of the federal stockpile. josh has been very helpful with his colleagues on that front as well. and then we reiterated that we're going to need the direct cash assistance that i referred to. so, that was a constructive conversation. we're still not there yet, but it was a constructive one. we had a very good meeting face-to-face in trenton at the roic, hosted by colonel callahan with the army corps of engineers, and judy and chris and pat sort of went through sort of how we see the n