even jared from subway is like, this jared gives me the creeps. what was i talking about? oh, yes, the virus. the idea that jared thinks things are going great is nuts. this virus has now killed more americans than the vietnam war. and donald trump has the distinction of not helping much with either. but trump, for once, was not the dope of the day today. that honor went to mike pence, who is usually such a good boy, but has had to defend himself because he opted not to wear a mask to the mayo clinic. >> since i don't have the coronavirus, i thought it would be a good opportunity to be here, to speak to these incredible personnel and look them in the eye and say thank you. >> jimmy: he didn't want to wear a mask, because he wanted to look them in the eye and say thank you. what kind of a mask was he planning to wear? spider man? it's a respiratory mask. it's not supposed to go over your eyes. it goes over your nose and mouth. and, of course, the real reason he didn't wear a mask is because his boss won't wear a mask. and mike pence is nothing if not deferential. he's not a

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>>> and what to make of jared kushner saying this is a great success story. a live look at philadelphia, pennsylvania. they are beginning a partial reopening. things like golf courses and marinas and beyond that most nonessential businesses remain closed. such is the case right across the delaware river in the state of new jersey. pennsylvania state wide stay-at-home order remains in place until next friday. let's get to the latest facts for you. as of this morning, there are 1.1 million cases of coronavirus across this country. more than 64,000, nearly 65,000 people have died. several states across the country are open for business. iowa, utah, wyoming, and maine among the latest to ease stay-at-home orders while implementing some new restrictions. stores, restaurants, movie theaters at 25% capacity in texas. and fitness centers checking the temperatures of people at the door. by monday, two dozen states home to 146 million people will start lifting restrictions. meantime, 900 workers at a tyson plant in indiana tested positive for coronavirus. and according

i'm joined by governor jared jare polis. thank you for joining us. can you give us a sense of what has been working and a challenge so far. >> we're trying hard to do this in an orderly way. there's really strong guidelines, for instance, if you're getting your haircut, and i got mine cut recently, both the person cutting the hair wears a mask, the person getting the haircut wears a mask. we have limitations on how many people are in the salon at the same time. and then we have several counties in our state where restaurants have reopened. we're at six counties so far. and our goal is being able to do it in a safe way by the end of may. >> have you seen any uptick in numbers since the opening got under way? >> it's been steady so far. but we wouldn't really see those numbers for another week because of the delay between when somebody is exposed, then they have symptoms, and they get tested. and so we're really cautiously optimistic there hasn't been a

. >> jared? >> yeah, one of the things i was just speaking as katty was speaking and her points are extremely well taken, has to do with unemployment insurance. there are a number of states that are essentially making workers choose between continuing to draw their unemployment insurance checks, which are absolutely essential for workers in the bottom half of the income scale. they have no savings to fall back on, they have no paid leave, they lose their job, they've got eviction threats, they've got nutritional threats. anyway, they may not want to go back to work because their job is unsafe. but the trump labor department is trying to push them back. they're kind of conspireing with some states -- not every state. there are good actors out there and i'm happy to name some of them, conspireing with bad actors in this space saying report their workers who refuse to go back to work and we'll take them off the uninsurance roles. that's putting these vulnerable people in a choice that they have to e

over the iteration, it was taken over by mike pence, jared kushner working.his task force is where the medical professionals have been involved. the white house insists they will still be involved. this doesn't mean they're going anywhere. what it also means, candidly, there's not going to be an opportunity for the president to, a, hold briefings surrounded by the task force, which has been problematic for him and less of a chance for reporters to ask questions of the medical professionals as the country battles this virus for the foreseeable future. >> less transparency. is that one way of putting it? >> we don't know yet, john. i don't know want to say that yet. we don't know. i do know that dr. fauci's interviews have bothered a lot of people in the white house, one of whom is the president. but not only the president. dr. deborah birx has gotten along much better with the president and some of his staff. i could see a scenario where dr. fauci spends less time at the white house, dr. birx sticks around. the proof is in the pudding. it matters whether the d

and look, i'm not a fan of jared kushner. but i don't think it's helpful for anybody to stir up shit like this at a time like. this i mean people are out here pretending to be ants. they don't need added stress in their lives. so please, news outlets or whoever is putting these headlines up, let's not gin up controversy where it doesn't need to be. especially since there are so many real things you can get mad at jar easy kushner for. giving ppe contracts to his buddies, having sleepovers with the saudi prince or speaking in a freak see that summons locust for miles away. and finally you might have heard that last week former president barack hallelujah obama called strump's coronavirus response absolutely chaotic disaster, well yesterday mimp mcconnell decided to clap back. >> just a day after former president obama ripped the trump administration's response to the covid-19 outbreak, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell had this sharp criticism of obama. >> i think president obama should have kept his mouth shut. but i thi

gerry: i'm with white house senior advr jared jared kushner. been some criticism that you personally brought in a lot of to volunteers to work on helping to distribute p if pe, and there's been some concern expressed that maybe they didn't have the experience, they didn't know what they were doing, a whistleblower report has said they weren't functioning effectively or actually gumming the process up. how do you answer that? >> i just think it's just not true. i think that, you know, "the wall street journal" actually had a great op-ed about a week and a half ago saying that trump's really rewritten the way, the playbook for how you respond to a global pandemic. and in this time of crisis, the president used a lot of creativity and mobilized the private sector, the federal government, and he has a lot of success to show for that in terms of accomplishing incredible things in a short amount of time. so a lot of these people came down to washington to help out. they were, shadow main expertise. none of themed had decision making authority, we lef

jared,erful, thank you, for hosting this. clearly, there are important lessons from american history where well-meaning laws and regulations have the opposite effect. folks who want to learn from , thank and apply those you again, amity for your comments and scholarship. her books and writings can be found online. you can find more from the calvin coolidge presidential foundation online. jared's writings are also at dailysignal.com. there is a short survey you will get via email. we would like to know what you liked, what you would like to see more of and anything different. visit us online. on-demand and archives, and enclosing, i want to comment on the remarkable effort across heritage foundation during this time, our national coronavirus commission has published 179 recommendations at federal, state and local levels helping secure lives and livelihoods during this time. doneands of experts have thousands of interviews, and all this research can be found at heritage.org/coronavirus. check out amity and jared. thank you for

but the mission as crafted by jared kushner was corrupt from its inception. asked these questions, how bad was it? it was so bad that one of the young eager, patriotic, hedge fund volunteer filed a whistle-blower complaint. what do you think? >> i think ashley's brilliant piece reflects three biases that we have seen from the start here with fatal consequences. in january, i wrote thought that the trump response to the coronavirus would be a disaster, to fight a disease like this you need the deep state. when i came in as the ebola response coordinator, i wasn't an expert, i looked around inside our government are the very best experts those were the people that needed to be put to work on this. instead you see trump and kushner buy siases. they think the men and women who served their lives in the government aren't as good as the bright, young people with ivy league degrees who work in these consulting groups. they set aside the experts they're admirable volunteers, they wanted to do this work, but the experts were in the government and to allow your governm

weren't we, jared? jared, i'm winking jared!, trump even said this week, he doesn't think we need that much testing in order to get people back into the workforce safely >> look, we have so much testing. i don't think you need that kind of testing, that much testing. but some people disagree with me and some people agree with me. >> seth: no. no one agrees with you i haven't seen one public health official say, "you know what testing is overrated." the importance of widespread testing is like the one thing they all agree on. if you watch the news, you will hear the word "testing" enough to have nightmares about being back in high school. last night, i woke up in a cold sweat and yelled at my wife, "honey, i'm late for the psats give me a practice test. i need to cram." or stuff it's a synonym thanks, kaplan of course, trump doesn't understand tests, because he's never taken one without cheating in college he just handed in blank essays with a wad of cash clipped to them and a note that said, "from fred trump." so trump doesn't t

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guy and i had heard great things about him with such dire predictions, the president's son in law jared kushner was asked whether the november election might be postpone elections will happen on november, 3rd. >>i was not my decision to make site i'm not sure i could commit one way or the other but right now that's the plan kushner later released a statement saying i have not been involved in nor am i aware of any discussions about

jared polis, the governor, former member of congress on neil cavuto's show, take a listen. >> we're trying to figure out as everyone us the sustainable phase, how do we prevent a spike in the virus that would exceed hospital capacity. at the same time how do we make sure that people can make a living, a psychological and health sustainable phase for a period of months. leland: fair to stay that colorado is one of the first blue states to open up. you've got texas, georgia, where brian kemp got a hard time for reopening. you're confident that things are going well in colorado. tell me why. >> look, our health care workers have done an incredible job, done the three things they have to do. we have to make sure we're addressing the health emergency to flatten the curve and stop the spread. our policies at the federal level are helping individuals with assistance they need and we're working together to get our businesses back hope so we can snap the economy back to what it was before the health

chris: colorado's jared polis chris: colorado jared polis shows us one of the first governors to shutdowne but among the first to reopen. before serving as governor, he founded schools for at risk students and served as chair of the state board of education and governor jared polis joins us from denver. you said a week ago friday that you expect schools in your state to reopen in class educationwh this fall, why are you so confident about that? >> i'm really confident that it's a critical part of our society and schools need to function, they will function, it's also going to be a hybrid environment, there might be times during the year if there's an outbreak in the school that has to convert to online for a period of weeks until it's safe to return to school, by and large, think across our state and our nation kids will be able to return to school in the fall, it won't look like any other school year. chris: i went to pick up on that, you say the school, even without the question of going back online if there was an outbreak is going to look different and that lunch may look different, a

jared kushner was brought in to help manage supply chain challenges but another controversy was createded the stockpile was meant for the federal government, not states, in direct contradiction to statements. >> this are federal government stockpiles. >> a shorter statement said supplies can be used as a short-term, stopgap buffer. picture was made more complicated when a whistle-blower alleged the system was corrupted from outside lobbyists. he said when he began pressing his bosses to increase mask production months ago, the cries fell on deaf ears. >> we didn't increase mask production. there was no effort to do that. what should have happened as soon as this pandemic hit. >> reporter: created in 1999, the stockpile includes equipment to be used in natural disaster and pandemics. >> when i took this over, it was an empty box. >> reporter: trump blamed barack obama. a coronavirus relief package that passed recently included $16 billion for plen ireplenishe stockpile. but experts say it will take more changes like increasing domestic manufacturing for medical gear for the u.s. to be pr

she says it's tim for jared kushner to go.e'll find out why when we're back together in 30 seconds. con. and longer on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. >>> we're back with karen tumulty of "the washington post." she writes in a blunt message that, quote, we must all be saved from jared kushner. why do you make that case? >> well, you look at what's happening at this moment where the government stockpile of the kinds of equipment that our medical first responders needed was running empty, the president hands this over to his son-in-law to whom he's already handed middle east peace and building the border wall and criminal justice reform. i mean, basically anything that lands on the resolute desk it seems like he hands to his son-in-law. so jared kushner, who has absolutely no expertise or experience in this area, brings in a bunch of people from the private sector who are coming in from venture capital and from management consulting. they, too, have no expertise in the kinds of equipment needed or

and of data is how much progress made, senior advisor the president and jared kushner. the president's numbers today, i'm impressed. tell us where we are. this is something we have more iteration of testing approved. how many test can we get done in may and june and how does that help reopen the country? thank you, sean. the president is in the oval office working late and he was quite pleased with the progress we made today to give americans the tools that we need to open up safely. testing is a major component of that. we passed 9.3 million tests. we are best testing, 394,711 tests. compare that to 60 days ago, basically march 11th, we did 3,748. that is over 100 times increase in testing from where we were 60 days. the ramp-up continues to be extraordinary, and president trump continues to put the full force of the federal government behind to do everything we need to get all the resources we need to minimize the damage that is being cost them because right now by the virus and to get our country open. he is the defense who created ventilators, 30,000 ventilators and

the house oversight committee is looking into complaints from former white house volunteers jared kushner played favorites in distributing scarce protective gear as the crisis was building. >>> president trump will be meeting with iowa's governor just later this afternoon as meatpacking plants, nursing homes and prisons in rural areas become the new hot spots for states unable to slow the spread of the virus. >>> and this morning secretary of state mike pompeo accused china of a cover-up that caused the death of hundreds of thousand u.s. thousands of people around the world. joining me now, kristen welker, white house correspondent peter baker, the senior scholar at johns hopkins health and security and leon panetta at the pentagon and cia. kristen, president trump backing down under pressure for the talk he was going to dismantle the white house task force. the task force that included all of those health care officials, now saying also that more lives will be lost with the reopening, but that is what we're going to have to deal with, the price we're paying i guess for reopening, for ret

update." >> trevor: yes, it seems jared kushner fumbled the p.p.e.ponse by bringing in people whose priority was pleasing trump v.i.p.s, including a buddy from mar-a-lago, a former "apprentice" contestant, and fox news host jeanine pirro. and, sadly, this isn't a surprise. because since trump became president, the white house has started operating like a nightclub: you need connections or money to get in, everyone's talking way too loud, and there's a lady spending the whole time trying to avoid some annoying guy. if you're going to get help from a tv personality to search for coronavirus equipment, it should't be someone from fox. it should be maury. yeah, because at least he's experienced with testing. "coronavirus... you are not the father." ( bleep ). ( bleep ). and, finally, some strange non-corona news coming out of venezuela. >> reporter: this morning, president trump says the united states had nothing to do with an alleged coup on venezuela. this video that you're seeing shows two american mercenaries who were arrested there on monday. presid

meanwhile president trump's son-in-law and white house senior adviser jared kushner acknowledged in annterview with "time" magazine that there is an inherent risk in president trump's push to reopen the economy. >> there's risk to anything. but the president carries the burden for the 30 million americans who have lost their jobs due to the historic effort to save lives. i think we've all come together and saved a lot of lives by our collective action. >> and yesterday's hearing, dr. fauci also said by this fall we could learn if a vaccine is actually effective. but he also cautioned with that to expect one by then would be a bridge too far. >> moving on to vaccines, there are at least eight candidate covid-19 vaccines in clinical development. the nih has been collaborating with a number of pharmaceutical companies at various stages of development. i will describe one very briefly which is not the only one, but one that we're developing with moderna, a messenger rna platform. you might recall with this committee that in january of this year, i said it would take about one year to 18 mo

sources are telling cbs news jared kushner brought in volunteers from the private sector to assist him with little or no experience. he says this is a sign of a larger issue. >> this administration has had absolutely no regard for expertise and a lot of the agencies that were supposed to respond to this were under staffed or budgets slashed. they are relying on volunteers who were friends of theirs. >> the complaint alleges the lack of expertise delayed the purchase of critical supplies. >>> a scene plays out on a northern california freeway. >> placed himself underneath the tanker in such a manner, like snow angels. >> how police say a thief helped himself to some wine from a moving tanker. >> a major ruling on a santa clara county . >>> well, it is a wine heist like you have never seen before. police say this guy wearing his underwear jumped on a tanker truck carrying bulk wine on highway 99. >> he climbed underneath and then helped himself. the dashcam video of how it all played out. >> reporter: this suspect just uncorked the wildest ride of any wine heist ever. the dashcam video f

baseball first, jared, and then quick comment on football. think about half a season starting in july, major league baseball? >> all for it. you always hear baseball is way stuck in history too much, not looking to more progressive ways. i love the concept, a 162 game season people argue it is too long. maybe baseball gets a glimpse faster, more interesting game, if the games matter more than 162. we'll find out. connell, for all of us this is our first time through the lineup. to use a baseball term. as we say in journalism, you always, get it first, get it right. now american sports leagues right now have the luxury of not having to get it first but be able to get it right almost like being a younger brother, let the big brother to make mistakes if there are mistakes to be made. we see european sports leagues opening right now. the two top leagues in german soccer are underway may 16th. american leagues will look what is taking place across the pond, if they're pulling it off, doing without fans, if players say healthy that is very good sig

jared first with you. how would you handle that and what is that decision you make about if your business was viable but it isn't for a while but i could be later, what do do you about that business? jared first you and then to doug. >> i think the way to think about this is whether a business is truly insolvent or just ill liquid meaning they sdroents the cash flow to stay alive. places shs restaurants included if we could snap our fingers and get demand back to where it was before this, they would be as viable as they were before and there's no reason to think they won't be on the other side of this. u like governor cuomo's plan. i think that's the right way to think about this. you go from red to green through yellow and yellow will depend on a lot of things we heard the doctor talk about in this segment. i actually believe that on the other side of this crisis, there's less insolvency at this point than ill liquidsty. if this lasts too long, ill liquidity becomes insolvency. >> right. >> doug, you look

why was jared kushner running it? who was in it? what was it supposed to do? >> it was basically some volunteers in a task force that were in the white house task force. it's very complicated, hard to explain the structure of it. these kids, their job was to sort through a mountain of incoming leads from people who said hey, i can sell fema some gowns or gloves or masks. the problem is fema was getting such a late start that traditional supplies had run dry and usual suppliers couldn't supply for the demand so they had no choice but to sift through the offers of ppe. that task failed to a group of a dozen kids who had never done this before. >> i mean, just to be clear, like there are people at the gsa at the department of defense particularly at fema and other places throughout the government that have procurement expertise and logistics expertise. this is not a body of knowledge absent from the american government. but it wasn't those people being marshalled here. it was like people that the president's son-in-law knew? >> it's a case study of a certain kind

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jared kushner's comments about being on the other side of the medical aspect of this.facts and figures are stubborn things. >> they are. very well said. dana, this whistle-blower complaint from dr. rick bright, who used to run the office in charge of trying to develop the vaccine to fight this, let me just read part of it because he was removed, he says, because -- partly because of his warnings about the drug that the president touted so much. what is the white house saying about it? >> well, they're coming out with some criticisms that have now been reported including by cnn of dr. bright, precoronavirus pandemic and even during it, about personnel issues and other problems he allegedly had. the good news is that, you know, as much as the white house is trying to hold back on allowing congress to do its oversight function, which is constitutionally mandated, i should say, we are going to see congress do that next week because dr. bright is apparently as of now planning to testify before a house committee, so that we can hear lawmakers ask under oath questions about h

. >> accidental president, jared, looks at the a face president who became president due to the death of their predecessors. he shared their true life stories at politics and prose bookstore in washington dc. >> what i want to do is juxtapose what i think is the biggest catastrophe with the biggest success story of an accidental president. i'm almost him to to say that despite the fact that we more or less wings presidential succession and the fact that the founding fathers gave us a guide but nothing close to a blueprint, we navigated pretty well, it is a remarkable story. i can almost say that except when abraham lincoln died, we were supposed to get abraham lincoln's vision of reconstruction but instead the bullet of john wilkes move gives us johnson was a man born racist, died a racist, the last president to own slaves, a man who didn't anticipate his own slaves until 7 months after the emancipation proclamation, a man who has president ended up resurrecting every moment of the confederacy paving way for the jim crow laws which gave us segregation. if i look at the story of civil

but don't worry, trump put his number one son-in-law in charge, jared kushner. whenever there's a job around the white house, jared gets it, he's like the least reliable handy man. meanwhile, there's a feud brewing between steve mnuchin and axel rose. axel rose tweeted, whatever anyone previously thought of mnuchin he's officially an a-hole. and mnuchen said what have you done for the country lately. but instead of the united states flag emoji, he used the flag of liberia. he had to delete it and repost it with the american flag. then axel reposted. what a development this is. this is steve mnuchin. the bad blood goes way back to when steve played guitar in their band using the statement name "slash." i look forward to their reunion tour. as you are hopefully aware, mother's day is sunday. i got my mom a card that says, "why did you bring me into this world?" we have another disney family singalong sunday night on abc. and that should give mom some peace. but not enough. i had originally planned to send my wife to a spa for a few hours but that's not happening a

cushion or fun fact about jared custer he observed. the corpses of all of his victims into the tar like black substance it is retinas know the positive of this pandemic is that the worker power movement is growing it's getting bigger every day which means now is the appropriate time to sound like dr frankenstein and it's a. it's a.

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jared: great to be with you all. i think for the next several quarters is what kind of policy path we take. do give extensive unemployment insurance, we think that will happen, but that is the limit of what we think will happen. the secularrn to stagnation that investors have already crowded into, tech and health care and investment grade, so on. but the more interesting scenarios, and the two that deserves much more attention, are the stagflationary effects if you see an increase in tech regulation, friction with china, and the third scenario, elevation, where we get new policy post globalization, shifting towards higher r&d, new industrial policy that could boost productivity and growth, and i think that is what the market is really underpricing. tom: what is so great about your academic track with your phd in philosophy is maybe you can give us a new philosophy for a new .arket is it the same as the old philosophy, or is it something new? i think it is absolutely something new. just look at the realignment around

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it has nothing to do with jared kushner.ssume he didid not know anything about that when he tried to answer that question. amy: let's talk about your piece. you begin in wisconsin that amazing moment. explain what happened with that primarary. >> wisconsin had a really difficult election on april 7. ththere was a lot of confusion leading upup to the election abt whwhher it wasas going to happe. the governoror try to postpone . he is a democrat, though republican-controlled edges later said, no. ththe governor also o proposed sendining absentee ballotot applicatations to other registed voters in the staples of the republican legislatuture also refused to do that.. c challenges which o of the wisconsin supreme court and the united states supreme court. theyey refused to also postpone splitting onby ideological lines. there were manany, many more peoplele trying to vote e by man wisconsin than ever had done befofore. they went from 3% over 70%. that w was really hard for local election officials to handle. they got behinind on