member of congress among us, and that is joe scarborough. joe, there's a whole issue of whether people can vote remotely. now there is a constitutional issue about having a quorum, but can't they fudge that if they need to? we have steve scalise and other members of congress already being tested, some prove to have the coronavirus. you'll have issues with getting back together. >> you're in a pandemic, and certainly there has to be a work-around when the very act of bringing 435 people together in a single room say public health risk, not only for the people in that room but to all the communities that they're going to spread out to across the united states when they go back home to their districts to try to deal with that. so, yeah, they have to figure out a work-around. they've got to figure out a way to be able to vote remotely because there's legislation that's going to be coming at them fast over the next week, over the next two weeks and as

secondly, that's the first time i saw that joe scarborough clip. that is mind blowing. let him off a little easy. when he said we want world war ii vets to die. scarborough is a nut bag and has been on the wrong side of everything. his terrible batting average in any other employment other than tv he would not be employed. it's only in our world that an idiot like joe scarborough can still make a live sknloog ing. >> the president is concerned about the massive amount of people being laid-off and he was hit by that same media for expressing those concerns. >> yes. >> everyone is concerned about that, juan. you can be concerned about people getting laid-off and people get sick. it's not either or. >> right. but what do you think this fight was about for the week over this bill. it was democrats pushing back against the idea there was a lack of transparency for this $500 billion made available for big corporations without the promise they would not fire people. without the promise that there would be some transparency. >> so everyone gets credit? >> no. i am just if democ

we are proud home of "morning joe" scarborough. >> yes. indeed.orough from there but also because there is so much going on in pensacola. not only is it a tourist hub, you are an hour drive from mobile, alabama across i-10, there is a pensacola naval station. so it feels like there is a lot that pensacola stands to be affected by with regard to coronavirus. how are things going right now? >> well, right now we are working with -- we have three great hospitals. we have been working to make sure we are keeping our medical capacity going. i really think the social distancing has worked. we are seeing our numbers go up as testing is happening. overall, we have seen a flat kind of consistent rate and positive rates. you know, a lot of things that we are doing, i think we are doing the right thing to keep containment. today is my mother-in-law's 82nd birthday. we can't go visit her because she is in assisted living facility there. we will stop by and wave at her but that's all we can do at this particular time. people are taking it seriously. we are tak

. >> joshua, thank you for having me on and we're certainly the proud home of morning joe scarboroughh you. >> yes, indeed. i'm glad to talk to you about pensacola partly, of course, we have our own joe scarborough from there but also because there's so much going on in pensacola. not only is it a tourist hub, not only are you an hour drive from mobile, alabama, across i-10. there's a pensacola naval station. it feels like there's a lot that pensacola stands to be affected by with regard to coronavirus. how are things going right now? >> well, we are right now, we're working with -- we have three great hospitals here. we've been working with part of them, all of them, and working to make sure that we're keeping our medical capacity going. i really think the social distancing has worked. we are seeing our numbers go up as testing is happening, but overall, we've seen a very flat kind of consistent rate and positive rate. so, you know, a lot of things that we're doing, i think we're doing the right thing to keep containment. today is my mother-in-law's 82nd birthday. we can't go visit h

caller: on morning joe, joe saidr -- joe scarborough this is what he heard. if that is true, that has to stop. if that business does exist, it needs to have thousands of young people who are healthy and have already been tested to go in there and begin to build that factory and have that expand 100 times over. we need to make all of the 3m masks ourselves. this needs to be a world war. where the president says he needs to wait to decide if he will nationalized industries, what is he waiting for? did authorize the defense production act yesterday. caller: but he has not used it. he has not actually used it to actually make the industries do it. host: jim in california, thanks for your call. of 9000 415total cases nationwide. in california, 870 of those. and 850 four active cases in california. the president tweeted about that yesterday. i only signed the defense fight the act to chinese virus. we are all in this together. next is asheville, north carolina. good morning to rick. caller: good morning. where one time this country was not the strongest but after w

fauci, of course, talking to joe scarborough on "morning joe." joining us dr. torres.ering where are the tests? as i have been reporting d.c. public health was on a conference call this hour with d.c. doctors, who are complaining they cannot get access to the tests. >> and that's not unusual. i'm getting that from doctors i know across the country too. i have patients that i think need this test because i need to find out if they have this or something else. i'm asking for the test and find out difficulty asking for the test and i'm getting the answer no, you cannot test these. the testing he's talking about, more and more going to go out, up until this point there's difficulty getting them out and people tested. originally they were just testing people with severe illness hospitalized and then people in contact or areas. honefully now we open it up to areas where the doctor thinks should be tested. that's the linchpin. he's talking about blunting the cases out there, blunting that curve so people don't get sick all at once and overwhelm hospital systems. we can slow t

people like joe scarborough, people are saying, jon meacham saying that this could lead to a depression. >> how does he know that? >> laura: at this is what is sending people to the grocery store to buy 100 pallets of water. >> there is no way to know whether it would lead to a depression, whether in some ways there could be conflicting things that help the economy, money and health care and every thing else. a lot of people overestimated 9/11, i didn't. i overestimated the estimate. i didn't consider all of the relief work that was going to be done that pumped up the economy and created jobs in other areas. these are predictions that are made from bias. not from intelligence. >> laura: we need transparency and facts and hope. and sometimes, every now and then some humor. i think we need that too. >> and a lack of pandering would be good. >> laura: rudy, thank you. good to see you tonight. up next, coronavirus has change the way people are interacting. novel new greetings emerging, we need some. raymond arroyo has all the detail in "seen and unseen" ne next. >> tech: don't wait for a ch

and a or joe scarborough still works there? really? amazing. it would be worth asking what exactly is the standard we are applying here? that forced chris matthews, not a fan, just being honest, then forced chris matthews off the air? we should know more about this and we are going to try to find out. the stock market rally today after last week's bloodbath. the coronavirus remains an imminent threat to this country. we have the latest numbers on the disease's death toll next. hillary clinton has been ordered to testify under oath about her emails. we are following that story. we have details. then the president speaking in charlotte, north carolina, indefatigable. watch it for breaking news. >> winning, winning, winning awesome internet. it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with built-in security that protects your kids... ...no matter what they're up to. it protects your info... ...and gives you 24/7 peace of mind... ...that if it's connected, it's protected. even that that pet-camera thingy. [ whines ] can yo

even though months ago, julian castro, cory booker, joe scarborough, all happy to raise obvious pointsith questioning president trump's mental fitness as well talking about the 25th amendment et cetera. >> tucker: that is for sure. >> now suddenly it's off limits to talk about because they want this to be a coronation and to be over so they can have their candidate. that they feel comfortable with or whatever wall street floating back in the white house and they can have their access, they can have their power structure and be back in power again. >> tucker: i don't know. it is never that simple though, is it? [laughter] we will find out -- crystal thank you for that analysis. great to see you tonight. >> great to se see you, tucker. >> tucker: votes are being counted right now as we speak in the primary races. the new numbers and analysis of what they mean right after this. ♪ our retirement plan with voya gives us confidence... ...so we can spend a bit today, knowing we're prepared for tomorrow. wow, do you think you overdid it maybe? overdid what? well planned, well invested, well pr

he apologized -- trish: joe scarborough doesn't need to apologize when he makes that analogy -- >> yeahut matthews can'tment i think what broke the camel's back is when he had the interview with senator elizabeth warren, and he was pressing her on her allegations against bloomberg with his issues against women. he was saying, hook, you believe women, that means bloomberg's a liar. is so this is when this all began, and that's when the gq article author accused him of flirting with her, and she took issue with him saying why haven't i fallen in love love to with you while she was getting her makeup done. something msnbc has known about for many years, there were complaints back in 1997. so, again, the timing -- trish: i don't know. i, you know, i certainly never saw that side of him. i thought he was, you know, a pretty -- behind the scenes -- a good person and a good colleague. so it's disturbing to see how quickly they're willing to kick him to the curb. i've got to leave it there. stephanie, thank you so much. kennedy joins us with a look at what's coming up on her show. kennedy: grea

joining me, joe scarborough and mika brzezinski and the host of "washington week in review, the former homeland security secretary jeh johnson. what again we are hearing day after day today, most importantly on this drug for malaria that's been used and tested and been in common use, whether it can be then used, though, for this particular use, for coronavirus. it has to be tested. so you hear a much more optimistic tone, more of what you could call happy talk on this from the produesident than from the fda commissioner. as he was signing the defense production act but now not triggering it for immediate production. the two hospital ships were being mobilized but we know they're being prepared and are not properly staffed. your take on all of this, joe and mika? >> there does always seem to be an overpromise. you have, as you're going into the press conference, you hear today, for snarninstance, we he there was going to be big news from the fda. all we heard is something that doctors were telling me a week ago that anti-malaria medicine may be available to make the coronavirus effects

. >> andrew, joe scarborough here, i talked to trump campaign and have over the past several years nott them trying to put together an online strategy in 2016 but also what they are doing right now and in 2016 they were cobbling things together as you suggested. there were articles that mocked what brad and what jared were doing. but if you talked to the people that are putting that together right now they will tell you they are light years ahead of 2016. nobody has ever done anything like what they are doing right now and they start talking about numbers. they talk about geotargeting every person that comes to the rally. you talk about expanding the electorate in the swing states and suddenly it seems like democrats are light years behind. from what you know right now about the trump campaign has and what the democrats have, is that a fair assessment? >> they definitely have a huge head start. they have essentially never stopped campaigning, you know, trump famously filed for re-tlaere re-election a few hours after inauguration. parscale has been there the whole time. this is their st

i am going to pull a joe scarborough.lenty of sunshine into the pacific northwest. that's what's going on a >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we've seen the fog drifting over palo alto and other parts of the bay area. watch out for low visibility. once the fog clears out, a beautiful day ahead with temperatures warming up. we'll be in the upper 60s in san francisco and upper 70ss for concord and antioch and napa. and then we'll have one more warm day tomorrow before a cold front drops in and brings in some rain. and off and on chilly temperatures along with those showers. we'll see that continuing into at least the middle of next week. >>> and if you're heading out don't forget che >>> and if you're heading out don't forget check us out at channel sirius xm 108. >> it's pop start time harry is up to the task. >> pop can you do the pop thing first up, wash the lyrics, that's the whole thing with coronavirus news, made its way into the news. if you're tired of singing happy birthday as you wash your hands, a new

>> joe scarborough on the morning show, they sit there, pull a hamstring, can't get to work, stuart, channel. the hatred for this president is so off the charts. that is their whole show. they don't even vary from it. this pops up this fits in the format. they never thought to verify. to joe score borrow's credit he was corrected by "the daily caller"'s peter hanson. they called it lazy. joe this is so lazy. i've been calling attention to the deficit. own your own mistake next time. to scarborough's credit, okay, i did blow it. he was doing too many things. come on. the president tweets enough, real tweets. stuart: i was one of founders of cnn way back in 1980 and i was proud of what we achieved. i can't watch it now. absolutely can't watch it. it is a propaganda machine geared entirely to trump hatred. i can't stand it. >> if they have a strong republican that pushes back hard, they will keep them off the air. stuart: never be on that network again. >> they hire a negative trump per who is republican, they think they're giving both sides of an issue. you're not. stuart: you're not.

caller: on morning joe, joe scarborough said this is what he heard.f that is true, that has got to stop right now. if that business does exist, it needs to have thousands of young people who are healthy and already tested to go in and begin to build that factory and have that expand 100 times over. we need to make all the masks ourselves right now. the president said he is going to wait to decide if he will nationalize the industries. what is he waiting for? host: he did authorize the defense production act yesterday. caller: he hasn't used it yet. -- heds to actually hasn't actually used it to make the industries do it. call.thanks for your the numbers, not surprisingly, in california, 9415 cases nationwide. in california, 870 cases. 16 deaths and 854 active cases in california. the president tweeted about that signed the only defense production act to combat the chinese virus. hopefully there will be no need, but we are all in this together, president trump. next is asheville, north carolina, good morning to rick. caller: good morning. host: go ahea

joe scarborough here. i was going to bring that up with you.ident of the united states said in a tv interview yesterday that if vote by mail was allowed, and if more americans were allowed to vote, he said, republicans would never be elected again. were you surprised that the president would make such an admission? that if we allowed americans to vote safely and in high numbers that there wouldn't be a republican ever elected again? >> well, nothing surprises me about what the president said, but as i say, let's not go there, but i certainly -- i believe that the republican party is a grand old party. i say to my republican friends and i do have some take back your party. i think that that's necessary for our country, for us to have a strong republican party, and i feel sad that the president doesn't have competence that his party cannot convince the american people about a path to go forward. but that's what elections are about. what is your vision for the future? what do you know about our challenges? how strategic are you to get the job done

>> matt, joe scarborough here.we've seen pictures inside of italian hospitals, emergency rooms, and it looked like war zones. doctors having to basically perform triage, decide which patients had the best chance of survival, and leaving those who didn't to die. has that situation eased up it all, or are they in a constant state of crisis. >> the situation is getting worse. it is a warning for the rest of europe. cases in germany just spiked. a couple days ago, we heard jeremy was be-- germany was bea the curve. now, it doesn't seem it's the case. once the virus insinuates itself in a small part of the population, it is difficult to stop. here in italy, we have this experiment with radical measures to try to control the spread of the virus. this huge, unprecedented the lockdown, the worst since world war ii. the virus is still spreading. it is almost as if the best efforts to stop the spread of this virus, the most severe might not help if the medical system is already overstressed and if the virus has already sprea