. >> we bring in our panel, joining us zachary khair care karabell, john burnett and jonathan hoenig. to get over the devastating economic effects of virus, is the market right to read the coming sti stimulus as a positi, john burnett? >> we know it not because of the luck of the irish. even though it is st. paddy's day. the entire economy has within shut down, whether you talk about large scale businesses or small businesses. these -- all businesses are hurting. yes, they have a timeline of 2 weeks, but mid el middle of amea cannot wait two weeks, we know a lot of bills are due on the first of the month, they need to get this bill done at any point between now and now. why, because the working class americans are hurting, and they are filled with a lot of fears, and restaurants are closed down. delivery companies are slowed down, supply chains are impacted, we need this stimulus immediately. david: zach, you have hand outs to individuals about a thousand bucks is what is expected, if may be more than that. you have bailout to companies large and small. will it help? >> you know, all

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adam, heather, gary and john burnett. stocks did momentarily take losses today after larry kudlow for the idea of economic stimulus in the virus. adam, do you think the government should step up and step in to prop up the economy? >> i think it's appropriate for the government to step up and step in and do something. what we saturday with the administration and larry kudlow during spaghetti of the wall and see what would stick and almost nothing else so targeting certain industries to divert their taxes strikes me as a reasonable idea but also a real pandora's box because i'm going to complain my industry was hu hurt, two from acquired you letting me have that? i like the idea of a coordinator response. we haven't seen close to that yet. liz: you have to make sure if there is a coordinator response, that it doesn't end up being political and kudlow said people perhaps who are quarantined in their homes in a small businesses who have been directly impacted by the virus so hopefully it would be targeted as kudlow was think

and bears," thank you for joining us, joining me, steve moore, caroll roth, capri caforio and john burnett, what progress has been made. reporter: trying to hash out what a economic stimulus package would be, could look like. president, to that end up to capitol hill today, had lunch with senate republicans to discuss possible options going forward, so far president, and the treasury secretary, steve mnuchin have talked about following, a payroll tax cut. potential small be loans, paid leave, deferred tax payment and help for airline, cruise and hotel industry, we're told in meeting that president floated idea of bringing down payroll taxes to zero. that would be very both employer and employee. keep in mind, white house numbers project, over next 12 months, that would be about 1.2 to 1.3 trillion in taxes. after the meeting today with senate republicans, president tried to provide reassurance. >> it really working out. a lot of good things are going to happen. consumer is ready, so powerful with what we've done with tax cuts and regulation cuts, allez of these, consumer has never been in

i'm david asner and joining me adam lashinsky and john burnett. let's head straight to blake urman at the white house. the president declaring a national emergency over the coronavirus. >> i love that of a loved the economic message that the president spoke about afterwards as what might come next in terms of help with the economy. first off the national emergency declaration this flexibility for the hospitals and hhs health and human services which as you knows at the forefront of trying to tackle the corona virus but this would allow for increased beds in hospitals. for example the presence that would unleash tens of millions of dollars to the tune of $50 billion as well. we have also heard on the economic side that the administration would weigh several options as they wouldn't need the help of congress for and we got two of those from the president today in his rose garden press conference. first off student loans, what do you have a job or you don't have a job whatever your financial situation might be wherever you live across this country it

john delaney, you have endorsed bernie sanders. marianne, you endorsed joe biden. earlier this week you called endorsements a coup. i know you backed off the language but you did tell erin burnettare consolidating and it's a huge stop bernie movement. just for clarity, do you believe there's a conspiracy within the democratic party to keep bernie sanders off the ticket? >> we don't need to use a word like conspiracy but is there a massive effort among certain establishment forces to make sure bernie is not the candidate? that's obvious to everybody, i think. >> what is your response to that, congressman? >> i don't think it's about bernie. i actually think we believe joe biden is the best person to defeat donald trump, which is by far the most important thing. he's the best person to walk into the white house and actually be able to govern and get things done for the american people. and i also think he is by far the best person to address this central challenge we have as a nation, which is how divided we are. and he is the person who i think -- because he is an individual of such high character and his campaign is predicated on the notion of restoring the soul of the nation,