today did you hear what our president, donald john trump satrump, said to calm and reassure our nerves, that we will do everything we can to keep us safe as we reopen and that he will make it his life's focus because that what a president does. did you hear him say that? me either. not a damn word from trump as this country is just struggling to get our heads and our hearts, let alone our hands around processing such loss so quickly. suddenly he is now at a loss. not even a tweet. listen, don't come here tonight for more obsession on this b.s. distraction about what trump says he's going to do to twitter or any of the social media platform. it's a bluff, all right? don't be a sucker. i'm not. here we're going to focus on real righteous indignation. why do we still not know how to reopen safely? how do we make sure that the painful costs that we mark tonight at least comes with some renewed sense of purpose to do more and better? tell us, mr. president. be enraejged on this, real victims, not painting yourself as a victim. you're no victim of nothing, except your own mouth. the executiv

loose all over the water bush has brought hussein obama do solemnly swear i told john trump do you solemnly swear. the world makes the work of the wages of living standards of working. or declined since the late seventy's. the numbers of people who grow because of the growth of the population the supply. to the to nearly the same. so somebody is going to get squeezed out and there's somebody you know most people the moment the people over the country have been squeezed out of the bottom. so now there's a new public housing so the shelter system is like a public housing so because housing is not treated as even the writer of the title meant which it should be the country is full of uses. and order for us to get. and be right back to society and company as you try to buy solve this issue scott on. a fundamental right like having food and fish. i think anybody care to. take a look at the universal declaration of human rights. as the peoples of the united nations have in the charter reaffirmed their faith in fundamental human rights in the dignity and worth of the human person and in equal righ

the us media every week there was so much material that take the night before the episode with john trump took to twitter that he started and $126.00 tweet rant $126.00 for the most part attacking the a bomb administration and eventually turning to joe scarborough host of m s n b c who trump accused of killing him in 10 years ago now is that breaking news or just another day or night of the oval office ok thanks love. remember hong kong before the pandemic hit hundreds of thousands of people on the streets protesting the erosion of their freedoms and demanding independence from china the months of demonstrations led to changes in hong kong's media ecosystem nascent digital news outlets reporting from the front lines saw a huge jump in their numbers it was a reflection of the protestors growing distrust in their mainstream media and mainland china is growing influence when covert 19 emptied hong kong's streets depriving those outlets of that editorial content the question became what will become of them hong kong is now slowly returning to normal meanwhile both the beijing and hong kong au

we see that president number 45, donald john trump has the opportunity to strengthen this right, protected in our fourth amendment, harkening back to the example of john wilkes in the publication of north britain number 45. my amendment with senator leahy would make reforms to applications for surveillance across the foreign intelligence surveillance act, including both section 215, the authority that recently expired, and under title one, which happens to be the authority that was abused in order to surveil president trump's campaign. first the amendment would strengthen the role of the friend of court provision, the amicus provision we adopted in 2015 in connection with the usa freedom act introduced by senator leahy and myself back then, would strengthen these amic amicus cureyea or friend of the court provisions and make them applicable in circumstances in way there are sensitivities inherently at play. now, these friends of the court are people who had contemplated under a proposed legislation would primarily be experts. would they have some knowledge or expertise of fisa, civil liber

impresario was in charge of the small business administration was the person when the mic man under john trump was there a person who anyone had ever heard of who ran the s.b.a. it's been a backwater because american politics has been built to favor large companies getting larger and that's why we don't have the regulations and in place to protect small business that's why so many small businesses are the saying the lemmas that's why the woman system the p.p.p. what it functionally did by privatizing the government service and having banks serve as intermediaries between the government and small business meant that small businesses which had substantial wending histories with given banks got priority over small banks that operated over smaller firms that operated principally on cash so we stopped cash very prudent small businesses that did not rely on loans couldn't get access to the p.p.p. and those companies those small businesses many of them are probably gone forever even as they may be. the fabric of a community is very existence so it's i think the implications for social life in america

our president, donald john trump, has said we all believe the same.brewer just spoke very truly when he said we have to deal with racists right now in this nation. people are being killed because of skin color, sometimes based on age. there is something else about the sanctity of human life. martin luther king jr. said when we learn to value the human person we won't kill anybody. we can truly say it appears the officer that had to kneel on the neck of george floyd had no regard for mister floyd as a person. he didn't see a person. he didn't see a community member serving that community. i don't know what he saw. we know what we saw and that george died cruelly. too much cruelty. the issue of race is alive, racism is socially engineered. now we are not. and so we are seeing our black men, our brothers and sisters being continually slaughtered the effort of the enemy. evil forces want to do that in front of our eyes and shock us and make us angry and burn things so it is true we are missing leaders, leaders with the spiritual understanding and compassi

impetushe impudent -- to spy on the trump campaign. so john brennan of all people probably has more to answer, so does samantha power and susan rice, these individuals who admitted undergrowth that they in fact spoke to foreign leaders and representatives of foreign leaders during their transition, yet somehow during the trump transition that was uncalled for. has been done all throughout history is now uncalled for. all of these people have really legitimate questions to answer. i think we are slowly getting to the bottom of this. it is a real travesty and when the biggest political scandals in modern history. reporter: it is about the g7 summit. the area still has a very high number of cases. prime minister trudeau spoke yesterday with chancellor merkel that president macon. is the president still confident of being able to organize the event in like three weeks from now if we stick to the date? ms. mcenany: that is a great question and an important one. the g7, the president wants to see it takes place. as america reopens, as we try to appr

. >> ready to present the articles of impeachment against donald john trump. >> in his view, it was the-called deep state. people in government who were hell bent to bring him down. so by the time the coronavirus pandemic really started to worsen in the united states and scientists and experts were telling him about the problem, he saw some of these people as just an extension of the deep state. so that led to, i think, some of the skepticism he had towards the advice he was being given. >> and china's government, in late january still downplaying. >> health officials in wuhan held a press conference yesterday. they say this is preventable. they say this is controllable. >> the next day the u.s. had its first confirmed case of the coronavirus. ♪ >> much more coronavirus coverage next. it's a sit-up, banana! bend at the waist! i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa! 30 grams of protein, and one gram of sugar. ensure max protein. sun care is self care. i used to not love wearing an spf just because i felt like it was so oily and greasy. but with olay regenerist whip spf 25

. >> and ready to present the articles of impeachment against donald john trump. >> in his view, it was the so-called deep state, people in government who were hell-bent to bring him down. so by the time the coronavirus pandemic really started to worsen in the united states and scientists and experts were telling him of the problem, he saw some of these people as just an extension of the deep state, and so that led to i think some of the skepticism that he had towards the advice he was being given. >> and china's government in late january still downplaying. >> health officials in wuhan held a press conference yesterday. they say this is preventible. they say this is controllable. >> the next day, the u.s. had its first confirmed case of the coronavirus. the president's response was to claim it was under control. he said he trusted the chinese government. >> are you worried about a pandemic at all? >> no, we're not at all and we have it totally under control. it's one person coming in from china, and we have it under control. it's going to be just fine. >> okay. president xi, there is j

today did you hear what our president, donald john trump,

. >>> i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear -- >> that i will faithfully execute -- >> that i will-- >> the office of president of the united states. >> the office of president of the united states. >> and will to the best of my ability -- >> and will to the best of my ability -- >> preserve, protect, and defend -- >> preserve, protect, and defend -- >> the constitution of the united states. >> the constitution of the united states. >> donald trump's broken that oath more times than i can count, but we knew who trump was when he was elected. what we didn't know was how important of an asset bill barr would become in donald trump's efforts to damage the rule of law. now, think back to this one. in 2018, barr sent an unsolicited 20-page letter to the department of justice explaining why a president cannot be charged with obstruction. a year later, barr, who had then gotten the job, misstated the mueller report's findings three weeks ahead of its release, saying the evidence was not sufficient to establish an obstruction charge. mueller in a letter to the department right after object

. >> ready to present the articles of impeachment against donald john trump. >> in his view, it was thestate, people in government who were hell-bent to bring him down. so, by the time the coronavirus pandemic really started to worsen in the united states and scientists and experts were telling him about the problem, he saw some of these people as just an extension of the deep state. so, that led to i think some of the skepticism he had toward the advice he was being given. >> reporter: and china's government in late january still downplaying. >> health officials in wuhan held a press conference yesterday. they say this is preventible. they say this is controllable. >> reporter: the next day, the u.s. had its first confirmed case of the coronavirus. >> and jake, from that first case to now more than 1.1 million confirmed cases here in the united states. it's exploded so rapidly and the death count continues. >> and one of the reasons we did this documentary now, wolf, is because this isn't over. we are just at the beginning of this pandemic. it's going to be going on for a long time, ev

president has performed this poorly, this immorally as has this one, the 45th president, donald john trump> steve schmitt, i'm going to let you take a cold drink of water in that swanky kitchen you are in right now because you're breathing hot fire this morning. good luck with your room number today. i'm pretty sure you're going to be off the charts. we'll be right back. back. this moment right now... this is our commencement. no, we'll not get a diploma or a degree of any kind. but we are entering a new chapter in our lives. our confidence is shaken; our hearts cracked. the kind of a crack that comes from the loss of a job; from life plans falling apart. we didn't ask for it... but we are rising to meet it. and how far we've come isn't even close to how far we can go. we just have to remember how patient we were... how strong we can be. (how strong you can be.) and remember this; there's a crack in everything for a reason. how else can the light get in? ♪ tomorrow starts today. and sometimes, you can find yourself heading in a new direction. but when you're with fidelity, a partner who ma

president, you have to ask yourself why would john ratcliffe say something that is obviously, obviously not true. that is because donald trump wants us to believe he didn't benefit from russian interference in that first and foremost is what matters to john ratcliffe. john ratcliffe is willing to misrepresent that's already public that anybody can read for themselves might take is there is no telling how he would misrepresent intelligence that is still classified. there is every reason to believe his public statement will be designed for one purpose, one purpose only to make sure donald trump is pleased. if there is congress the american people have any reason to trust that john radcliffe and his other public savings are accurate. so my viewie is, this kind of approach taken by the director of nationalce intelligence is a real threat to democracy when the director of national intelligence demonstrates he is willing to bury the actual intelligence and say whatever makes donald trump happy at any particular moment, american people are going to lose confidence. they will lose confidence quickly. not just about foreign interfere

we were talking about governor gretchen whitmer, secretary of state john flint benson, and the trump white house. he said he wanted to withhold federal funding from the state of michigan, because these mail-in ballots. the secretary of state, she has said multiple times it's part of the constitution of the state of michigan. he did speak again about these mail-in ballots just moments ago. take a listen. >> president trump: we don't want them to do mail-in ballots, because it will lead to total election fraud. we don't want you to do mail-in ballots. we don't want anyone to do mail-in ballots. if somebody has to mail it in because they are sick, or, by the way because they live in the white house and they have to vote in florida, and they won't be in florida, if there's a reason for it, that's okay. if there's a reason. we don't want to take any chances with fraud in our elections. >> yesterday, and a very public suite, president trump caught on to michigan and nevada threatening to hold that funding. but some of the critics have pointed out that nevada and michigan are not the only s

trump administration document. it comes as many states begin ea stay-at-home orders. johns hopkins university which worked with fema to develop the data says the numbers are for scenario planning only and not as a forecast. president trump is dismissing the claims. the white house says in a statement that the document is not from the administration and did not go through a proper vetting process. >>> one way or another, when more people make contact with each other, the risk goes up. scott mcgrew, i know the president is getting out of town for the first time in weeks. what's his travel about? >> reporter: that's right. i mean, this will be the first time. he did go to camp david a couple of days ago. but the first time really out of town since he was in norfolk in february. so this time he's going to phoenix. air force one leaving this morning for phoenix, arizona. the president will visit a factory making masks. when asked if he himself would wear one, he said if the factory required mask use, he would. talking with reporters, you said he would block dr. anthony fauci fro

john: how willing is president trump to take that step and get tougher on xi jinping? rep. yoho: you will see president trump honor and follow the outline president reagan said in the last communique where they said we will allow taiwan to purchase weapons for self-defense. i think you will see not just the united states but democracies around the world show up the defense of taiwan. if we don't do it today is it possible to do it two or three years from now when china has a stronger economy and military? china needs tong know, hands off of taiwan. john: talking with congressman ted yoho, a senior member of the foreign relations committee in the house. if you want to join the conversation, phone lines split fors usual, 202-748-8000 democrats. 202-748-8001 for republicans. .02-748-8002 for independents as folks are coming in, getting plenty of calls already, the response the u.s. should have outside of this, the situation involving hong kong with the coronavirus pandemic and how much responsibility the united states should put on china for the pandemic and what they should b

president trump isn't pleased. john lawrence reports. >>president trump once again blasting the vote by mail process. >>there's a lot of illegality they send in ballot said there. they harvest balance you know about harvesting and they do lots of bad things all eligible voters in michigan which is in the middle of a flooding emergency who will be sent in absentee ballot application for the 2020 election. the president took to twitter wednesday threatening to hold up funding to michigan. if they want to go down this voter fraud path. >>we are take politics out of this crisis moment and remember we're all americans owned by mail system is secure. >>they are fined by or signature so really as we know the data shows butterflies and contests mall, another swing state president trump lashed at his nevada. also hinting that he may hold up farms as station can't be going down that path because it's a very dangerous path to go down states have a legal right to make electoral changes. >>and republicans have repeatedly been against federal intervent

president trump: well comey did maria: how involved was john brennan? president trump: totally involved. he was one of the architects in my opinion, you look at brennan, clapper, look at them all but ultimately the president knew everything. the president knew everything. president obama and vice president biden, they knew everything. again -- maria: what can we do about it? president trump: let me just tell you if i were in that position, it be a whole different thing. if this happened to obama, instead of to a republican president, that popular 96% in the republican party, but it's a whole different thing. if this happened to obama, instead of to me, do you know what everybody be in jail for years already, for years. it's a disgraceful thing, but we caught them in the act, maria. it's a beautiful thing and every day, we're seeing more and more information come out. we caught them, and their guys are gone. they were guarding the fort, comey and all these guys were guarding the fort and once they left, it got easier and easier and now it's like an avalan

pardon flynn if sullivan decides to send him to jail, president trump said he thinks the whole thing will probably work out. >> bret: john roberts live on the north lawn. president trump congratulated and took republican candidates today, one in california and one in wisconsin, a wisconsin state senator endorsed by president trump easily won a special congressional election tuesday night in the states heavily conservative rural seventh district. that was not a surprise. and republican mike garcia won a special election to fill a special seat in california, that a big win in the g.o.p., a former navy combat pilot, democrat kristy smith conceded a short time ago today. the seat became vacant last year after the resignation of democrat katie hill. this is the first time in more than two decades and republican has captured a democrat held seat in blue california. one of the senators who pushed hard for the disclosure of michael flynn, the names of the unmasked errors, republican ronn of wisconsin, senator thanks for being here. i want to start at the beginning. for somebody sitting at home saying why is this important, let's

. >> john, the difference between donald trump and joe biden could not have been more stark today. there's donald trump getting off air force one no mask on the same day anthony fauci is saying you must wear a mask and you should be wearing it as a role model, especially if you're in a position like his. we see andrew cuomo wearing a mask walking into the trump white house and then there is vice president biden addressing the nation saying that we all grieve. talking directly to the people who have lost loved ones, lost friends, lost co-workers to this pandemic. speaking the way a president is supposed to speak on a day like today. >> right. lawrence, you know, obviously, it's a terrible day that as you say we saw coming and also no less terrible for the fact that we saw it coming. i am reminded of the fact that back at the beginning of this of the public perception that this pandemic was upon us in the second week or so in march when donald trump did his oval office address talking about coronavirus, the same night that tom hanks announced he had coronavirus, the same night the nb

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so john, president trump tonight is acknowledging that the coronavirus death toll is rising rapidly in this country. he's now predicting up to 90,000 deaths. 67,000 people have already died in the u.s. cases are rising in many states. why is the president so encouraging states to reopen and talking a about massive rallies before the election? >> i think the reality is that president trump has been overwhelm ed by this crisis. as a matter of public health, a as a matter of management and leadership, it feels like at this point he's kind of throwing up his hands and hoping that science and governors and others are going to solve this problem for him. so he issues guidelines for reopening states, but then doesn't really do much when states don't follow the guidelines. and i think he's leaning on the idea that before all this happened, the good economy was my strong ais set and so by exceeding to the idea of opening whatever the situation on the ground is with coronavirus, he's hoping to sort of pull back some of the magic with the poll numbers chrks are sagging. in the meantime, just blam

voters, i hear this complex story they don't blame trump for the coronavirus but they view this virus of more financial threat than a health threat. >> johnirus itself not donald trump's fault, the consequences of a global pandemic not his fault either. the things that are in his control, that behavior has been well documented by investigative journalism, one month to six weeks that were squandered where the president refused to order the social distancing, mask wearing, against the virus, i take her point, i hear that people, too, all of his conduct since it started spreading like wildfire through this country. >> yeah, i mean, i don't think honestly, nicolle, look, i don't think there's a reasonable case to be made that the united states would not be hurting right now no matter who the president was, i think this -- there's not a country that's escaped this pandemic, everybody's been hit by it. governments have done -- some governments have done a much better job handling it. the long-term economic effects and public health effects lay at donald trump's door. in may, the economy in this country would be in trouble, we would have to shut

kate anderson brower discusses her new book, "team of five: the presidents club in the age of trump." john malcolm talks about senate republicans' efforts to investigate the origins of the russia probe. watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. after taking off from the kennedy space center, the first manned mission to launch from u.s. soil since 2011, the spacex crew dragon scheduled to dock at the u.s. space station. the docking is scheduled for sunday at 10:20 a.m. eastern time. we will have live coverage of online ats c-span.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> minnesota governor tim walz along with the mayors of minneapolis and st. paul held a briefing on protests and rioting following the death of george floyd while in police custody. the situationsaid in minneapolis is no longer in any way about the murder of george floyd. he also said the minnesota national guard is being mobilized, and authorities are looking into

create the next post-election drama i'm virtually certain we're going to have if donald trump loses. >> well, john to pick up your thread, how bad is it looking for trump? a normal rnc would be spending registering republican voters. >> i just mentioned those six battleground states. wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, north carolina, florida and arizona. those are the six states that both sides concede is where the battle is primarily being vote, six states that trump won by the slanderous of margins. based on private polling, republican private polling, trump is behind in five of those states. he's behind in arizona, in florida, all three of the mid western industrial states. the one state he's above water in is north carolina. he's losing in five of six states that he won in 2016 and then you look at the states, he's advertising like crazy, playing defense effectively, if you look at the states, his team said they were going to expand the map, he said minnesota, new mexico, he said nevada, he said new hampshire, how many states are they aeft idvertising in ri now? >> none. the ones he lost by --

this evidence of what he claims is there's improper unmasking, and then his replacement, john ratcliffe, a trump a member of congress, and you know, next week on tuesday he will be confirmed by the republican-controlled senate intelligence committee. so it's partisans running the intelligence community and the justice department and helping the president politically, it seems, at every turn. >> in the past week we have seen bill barr, or at least the justice department under bill barr drop that prosecution of flynn. we don't know how that's going to play out in judge sullivan's courtroom, but it's already an unprecedented act given that flynn has pled guilty. we've also in a related matter, perhaps, seen paul manafort, the president's campaign chairman, sprung from prison. a lot of people are getting sprung from prison right now because of the risk of coronavirus. he doesn't seem to meet some of the criteria other people have been held up to in terms of getting out, but he's out. when it comes to favorable treatment of the president's friends, i feel like we've got certain expectations now. i wo

we also have with us tonight former trump 2016 campaign manager corey lewandoski with us on reports that u.s. attorney, john durham, his criminal probe into abuses under the obama administration and doing surveillance on the trump campaign and the flynn probes, that could wrap up in months. also, will this throw a big wrench into team biden's race for the white house? and with us tonight, michael fln attorney sidney powell, on richard grenell saying a powerful democrat is trying to block him, cherry-picking what should be declassified and shown to the american public and documents from those prones. democrats accused of trying to set the democrat narrative. with us tonight, retired army major general robert scales, on china, taking a major new step to bring hong kong under the communist government's control. and minneapolis braces for another night of clashes over the death of george floyd, an african-american who died in police custody. protests are spreading to other u.s. cities. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're wat

trump is now at the kennedy space center for the launch. boris sanchez is there. boris? >> reporter: hey there, john. yeah. president trump arriving at the kennedy space center a few moments ago. the president before arriving here saying that he feels an obligation to be on hand for this launch. i spoke to a white house official who told me that the president is eager to put his stamp on this historic moment to show that america is ready for what he calls a transition to greatness and ready to move on beyond the coronavirus pandemic that now claimed more than a hundred thousand american lives. the president also clearly eager to counter program as so much of the country is divided and we are seeing scenes of chaos in major cities across the nation. this is something all americans can root for and the president twoonts put his image out there in front of this. further, geography may also play a role. this is the sunshine state that was critical to his victory in twifrnts a 2016 and will be crucial in 2020. he wants to divert eyes away from the chaos that engulfed the nation. >> thank you very much, boris san

trump russia probe. senator marsha blackburn was with us last night. they are going to issue subpoenas. ron johnn homeland security will do his own hearings this is bun masking campaign officials and special counsel and origins of the probe. senator graham is cool to president trump's demands that president obama testify. senator graham is saying he would like to invite both obama and trump to come in. welcome louisiana senator bill cassidy. senator, should obama, thanks for joining us. should president obama, should president trump, should biden testify? >> if they have something to offer, if they think they can add absolutely they should. right now there is a lot of uncertainty. were there people in the oval office ordering fbi to investigate the trump campaign? that's the question. i would not, i would not want that to be my legacy. i don't think president obama does either. if he has something to add i think it would be pretty good. >> you know republican doug colins spoke on all of that. he spoke on newly-released documents showing obama's inner circle including joe biden, james clapper, ja

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president trump isn't pleased about that. john lawrence has more. president trump once again blasting the vote by mail process. >>there's a lot of the legality they send in ballot said there. they harvest balance you know about harvesting and they do lots of bad things all eligible voters in michigan which is in the middle of a flooding emergency who will be sent in absentee ballot application for the 2020 election. the president took to twitter wednesday threatening to hold up funding to michigan. if they want to go down this voter fraud path. >>we are take politics out of this crisis moment and remember we're all finance system is secure. >>they are fined by her signature so really as we know the data shows butterflies infant has mall another swing state president trump lashed out is nevada. also hinting that he may hold up farms as station campy going down that path because it's a very dangerous path to go down states have a legal right to make electoral changes. >>and republicans have repeatedly been against federal intervention into elections. p

what russia is doing, what china is doing, donald trump only sees what he wants to see, and that's a huge issue for a guy like johnliffe, or any director of national intelligence. >> three months ago donald trump didn't want accurate number ins testing because it would make it look bad if we had lots of coronavirus cases and now we have 100,000 people dead in america. that is not the way we want to conduct our intelligence agencies. thank you, congressman. democratic congressman from connecticut and member of the house intelligence committeemism. >>> how is trump's handlingf the coronavirus going to reflect on republican senators running for re-election? we'll have a look at some of those tough races when we come back. some of those tough races when we come back stay connected to their families. and now verizon wants to give them something back... our best pricing ever. $30 per line for all nurses, teachers, first responders, military, and their families. not for a few months, but for as long as they need. plus, up to $900 off the motorola edge+. because the people we rely on deserve a network they can rely on. th

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maybe get to you and when john brennan tweeted an attack on trump and said not a good idea, john blacklock. there's a lot of, i have a lot of evidence that what they thought of themselves. >> rented clapper and mccabe but they were exempt so far they're right. they have not been exposed to criminal prosecution or ask of anyone of us had done it we would have been leveraged and yet we go after all these minor characters. we go after papadopoulos and we them with years of imprisonment and financial ruin unless they get a particular testimony we find useful we have all this other asymmetrical criminality that we don't touch it because it is our own fault. we give undue see and obey its two people that have offered that titles after their name. jd, phd, m.d. . or their counsel in foreign relations or at the institution rather than just examining people. was part of the revolution of the 30s, 40s and 50s with managerial society that we feel that there's a professional class because their credentials and they work at the right places. therefore equates to wisdom and sobriety and i think that's y

states. >> when asked if you agree with findings that russia interfered in the election to help trump john ratcliff did not answer but did say this about what he thinks is the biggest threat to the us. >> in my view china is the greatest threat right now. look at where we are with respect to the role china plays in covid-19, the race to 5g, cybersecurity issues, all roads lead to china. >> reporter: senator warner took a moment to slam the acting dni, accusing him of firing anyone who tried to speak truth to power. after the hearing grinnell pushed back saying he's been trying for months to inform order about reforms he has been making but the senator canceled their phone meetings and failed to reschedule. democrats called the hearing a bad idea saying the senate should be focused on the second unemployed. republicans fight back saying they can walk and chew gum at the same time. shannon: referred both sides of the aisle make that assertion. thank you, good to have you with us. breaking tonight new york state democratic primary election is back on for june 20 third. it was canceled by the

john, please. >> reporter: what is the crime exactly? >> president trump: you know what the crime is. the crime the crematory office to everybody you just have to read the newspapers, except yours. >> reporter: if i can get clarification. the numbers of tests have been going up. you said twice that every american was attesting that a test. that's not the case. 1.9 million tests per day is far short of every american that wants to test. >> president trump: i will say just from listening and hearing what you do, what we all do, not everybody should get a test because they have to have certain things. they are going to know when they're not feeling right. those of the people it will be getting the test. admiral, i will you take it from there. >> everybody who needs a test can get a test. we have plenty of tests. right now in america anybody who needs a test get a test in america, with the numbers we have. if you're symptomatic with a respiratory illness, that's an indication for a test and you can get a test. if you need to be contact tracing, you can get a test. and we hope -- not hope,