also tonight, marc thiessen, juan williams, renowned dr. ted mitchell of texas tech university who treated president george w. bush at a time. first, peter navarro. welcome. great to have you with us. i know that you're all working very hard to get everybody on track. one of the things at least people so unnerved is the impact that it has on their daily life with regard to work and their job and being able to go to work and all of that. tell us a little bit about what was put in place today to alleviate some of that anxiety. >> my job here at the white house is to be a soldier out making for the supply chain works so that we have everything we need to treat our people. one of the things i did yesterday morning, i got a call from a company that makes alcohol. alcoholic beverages. they had volunteered to make hand sanitizer using their alcohol. they had some obstacles. i made three phone calls, one to treasury, went to the fda in one to hhs to clear their obstacles out of the way. today we got a commitment that they will start producing on fr

maryann marsh is here, and juan williams. co-host of "the five." is this the a team? what time is it? might be 5:00 somewhere. before we get to bloomberg here, here's the calendar, by the way. you have several contests next tuesday on march 10. the following week march 17, you have florida 248, illinois 155 and ohio 136. all right. based on that, what does last night mean, maryann? >> big night for joe biden obviously. the road only gets better for biden going forward than yesterday. if yesterday was a surprise and it was, when you start looking down the road, all of those states look better and better for joe biden especially in florida where bernie sanders has done everything he could to alienate pretty much every democratic voter in florida. so you look at big states like that, joe biden could go on a real roll here. >> bill: here's what it was for biden. alabama, 69%. the final days. minnesota 56%. down the line. virginia, north carolina and texas. and -- >> and 36% of all the voters nationally were decided in the last few days. huge change of momentum. klobuchar,

also joining me, juan williams, stephen moore, and dr. jacob glenville comes back to the show tonight. he's working hard on the covid-19 treatment. very encouraging update for us on that. also jon tester ways to deal with fearwe all ha. we start tonight with deborah birx, thank you so much for being here tonight. you had a very long day and we just watched on the podium moments ago. one of the things that is utmost in people's minds right now is as we get to the end of this 15-day period to flatten the curve that we talk so much about, do you think at the end of the 15 days, the goal would've been accomplished as far as flattening the curve and what happens on day 16? >> that's a very good question. thank you, and i'm happy to join you tonight. we can see in washington state that they have very aggressively through their mitigation methods really started to flatten their curve. their curve really never got to the highest levels, like you see in new york city. every single cluster will have a different curve, and every single community aro

final thoughts from dana perino and juan williams, as we look at wrapping up this evening. you. joe biden has been saying, i am a bridge. this is, i think, his way of kind of saying i might be an older candidate, but i am a bridge to the future. and getting people to come along with that idea. it is not going to be successful for him against president trump, if he ends up being the head-to-head? >> incumbent presidents are always in a better position. only twice since world war ii has the united states decided not to give a president a second term, and that was when the economy was not doing well. it seems like an uphill battle, anyway, but we also are in a time of everything is different, everything is changing, and i think that joe biden is saying not only am i a bridge to the future, he's saying he's a bridge to the past. because people say they want a return to normalcy. but do people want a return to normalcy if that means, okay, maybe you don't have tweets anymore from the oval office, but do we go back to the way it was when nato wasn't putting in its fair share? whe

. ♪ >> dana: hello everyone, i am dana perino along with jesse watters, juan williams, greg got fell,nd dagen mcdowell. this is "the five." ♪ right, we are going to catch you up from of the federal government and states are ramping up responses to the coronavirus outbreak, cases in the united states hitting a milestone with an increase in testing, over 10,000 americans are infected and more than 150 have died. and this just in, the state department advising all americans to avoid international travel and earlier today president trump announcing that the fda is fast tracking possible treatment for the virus and includes drug used to fight malaria. the president is cautiously optimistic, take a look a look. >> i've directed the fda to eliminate outdated rules and bureaucracy so this work can proceed rapidly. quickly, and i mean, fast. we have to remove every barrier, there are a lot of barriers that were unnecessary. and they've done that to get the rapid deployment of safe, effective treatments. >> dana: americans struggling to deal with the economic fallout of the disease may be getti

i'm going to bring in juan williams. what will those behind the scenes among democratic leadership, if the outcome or just democratic political minds, what with those conversations have been like to effectively get her to drop out at this point? >> juan: i guess we could look to amy klobuchar as a model here, harris. we saw not only with amy klobuchar but also with mayor pete buttigieg, people said timing is everything. if the timing is right, in the case of what we saw with klobuchar and buttigieg, before super tuesday, make a move. this is when it means the most. >> harris: did she wait too delete? >> juan: i don't know about waiting too late. she wanted her voice don't like vote in massachusetts. she's the center for massachusetts. i think she could visit to do much better and certainly better than -- when she come in, third or fourth? i wanted to add a point, to my mind i know people keep mentioning tulsi gabbard. it's a debate coming up. on the 15th in arizona. she would have been -- she would have qualified for tha

and juan williams, also cohost of speech when he three and a fox news political analyst. great to have all of you with us. britt, let me start with you. there is sort of a tone to the reaction tonight coveragewise, also from joe biden himself. sort of turning to bernie sanders and saying wouldn't it be nice if you sort of let all your supporters -- convince all your supporters to turn his way? >> yeah, he's trying to convince everybody that he's not sleepy joe, that he is sweepy joe and from at least what we know about site that looks like an accurate description. you think about why bernie sanders is faring so much worse against joe biden so far than he did against solar clinton and i think there are a couple of reasons, martha. i think that part of it is the people are so desperate to beat donald trump that they don't want to take any chances on a candidate who might prove unable to do that because of exotic positions, even though they may sympathize with those positions. and the other reason is that i think even within the democratic party that socialism is not turning

i'm jesse watters along with greg gutfeld, juan williams, dana perino, and emily compagno. this is "the five." major new developments in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic, president trump and the white house had to take to the podium and give us an update. we'll take you there once it starts. while we wait for that, here's the latest. a president trump extending the social distancing guidelines through the end of april. in the decision comes as cases in the united states top 150,000 and the death toll climbs to over 2900. at the white house saying it expects the outbreak to accelerate and peak in the next coming weeks. here's what the president is saying about extending the shut down. >> we are thinking that around easter, that's going to be your spike, the highest point we think and then it's going to start coming down from there, that will be a day of celebration and we just want to do it right. so we picked the end of april, april 30th as the day where we can see some real progress and we expect to see that, and then by a little short of june, may be, we think i

let's bring in our panel, juan williams. co-host of "the five" and matt gorman. juan, let's get your talk. amy klobuchar decided to get out before super tuesday. >> i was surprised by that. i think she would have been in a tight contest in minnesota, her home state, dana. the key here is that you're seeing a coalescing of people in opposition to bernie sanders on the democratic side. it's coming precipitously. i think the rush is on. i think what you're seeing is democratic party elders that are anxious about the bernie scenario sending the clear signal to everybody, if you want our support in the future, if you want to be a democrat who has backing, whether it's going back to the congress or position in a future democratic administration, now is the time to play the card. >> dana: you think she got some polling that shows she might not win minnesota? >> absolutely. that would be bruising. but on the whole, it's strategic and smart. he wanted to win minnesota but showing her loyalty to joe biden hoping when the time comes, maybe he will return the favor. notable.

." >> i am jesse watters along with greg gutfeld, dana perino, juan williams, and dagen mcdowell. 5:00ne more thing." "the five." partisan politics are crippling america's response to the coronavirus, chuck schumer and senate democrats blocking a critical stimulus bill for a second time. it would provide over $1 trillion to millions of workers and businesses directly impacted by the outbreak. it comes as america's surgeon general warns that this is going to be a bad week for the country. infections are soaring in america,

martha: let's talk to dana perino, cohost of the 5 an anchor of the daily briefing and juan williams, fox news political analyst, great to have you with us. there is a tone to reaction, coverage from joe biden himself, turning to bernie sanders and saint wouldn't it be nice if you let your supporters, convince your supporters to turn his way? >> he is trying to convince everybody's not sleepy joe but sweepy joe in tonight it looks like that is inaccurate description. think about why this is. why bernie sanders is very worse against joe biden than he did against hillary clinton and there are a couple reasons. part of it is people are so desperate to beat donald trump that they don't want to take chances on a candidate who might prove unable to do that because of exotic positions even though they may sympathize with those positions and the other reason is even within the democratic party, social and this is not turning out to be a big winner and sanders has to confront the prospect as he tries to gain ground on biden but what he is selling they are not buying. things could change, they

i'm dana perino along with greg gutfeld, juan williams, jesse watters, and dagen mcdowell. "the five." happy tuesday. the president on the coronavirus task force are set to hold another briefing as the pandemic in america gets deadlier by the minute. we'll take you to the white house once that starts, now killing more than 3600 people and infecting more than 180,000 end. there is some encouraging

." ♪ >> dana: hello everyone i'm dana perino with greg gutfeld, jesse watters, juan williams and kennedyit's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ all right, as you can see we are doing things a little bit differently today and going forward, as much as we love sitting elbow to elbow and we mean that sincerely, we want to set a good example for everyone and practiced physical distancing. here we are. oh! are we going to see? greg and i are here. juan and jesse. hi, kennedy. we are trying to do the right thing and the reason of course is because life in our country is changed by the minute. in an unprecedented effort to help contain this coronavirus, millions of americans are working from home. school closings are impacting young people. cities and states are closing bars and restaurants with the exception of take-out. san francisco and surrounding counties telling people to shelter in place. earlier today the white house issued new guidelines and that includes limiting social gatherings to less than ten people to help stop the spread of the virus. here is more from the president.

." ♪ >> dana: hello everyone, i dana perino along with jesse watters, juan williams, greg gutfeld andn new york city and this is "the five." president trump telling the country that we have to go back to work and he's hoping to have the economy back open by easter which is just about two and a half weeks from now. we are also awaiting a white house coronavirus task force briefing which comes as worldwide cases of covid-19 top 400,000. more than 50,000 of those cases are here in the united states.

. ♪ >> jesse: hello everybody, i'm jesse watters along with juan williams, dana perino, greg gutfeldnd dr. nicole saphier. this is "the five." ♪ america is at war against an invisible enemy and we will win. that's the urgent message coming from president trump amid the rapidly developing coronavirus pandemic. there are a lot of new developments, almost 6,000 americans testing positive and onlover 90 people have died, cae is now being reported in every state except west virginia and businesses in school shutting down pay president trump meeting with business leaders today as washington prepares for a stark response to blunt the economic impact the virus has caused, the white house pushing congress to pass an $850 billion stimulus package, including putting money in american's hands. >> were giving relief to affected industries and small businesses and ensuring that we emerge from this challenge with a prosperous economy because that's what's going to happen. we are going to do some and make its money as weekly as possible. it's a substantial number, were going big. we could do it two

i'm jesse watters along with greg gutfeld, juan williams, dana perino, and emily compagno.e five." major new developments in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic, president trump and the white house had to take to the podium and give us an update. we'll take you there once it starts. while we wait for that, here's the latest. a president trump extending the social distancing guidelines through the end of april. in the decision comes as cases in the united states top 150,000 and the death toll climbs to over 2900. at the white house saying it

hello, i am greg gutfeld with katie pavlik, dana perino, juan williams, and jesse watters. "the five." never let a crisis go to waste. every time a crisis of peers, that follows. take democrat jackie speier who tried trump for not canceling rallies over the virus. >> the fact that he is not willing to cancel his various rallies suggest that he is willing to place and even his most supporters at risk. i think that he is showing unfortunately why he is so ill-prepared to guide our country during this time of crisis. >> greg: like she cares for his supporters. so why just demand that from trump but not bernie or joe? is a just a coincidence such an order coincides with the political agenda? what is the next demand? they should vote in november just to be safe from those talks is contagious voting booths. never let a crisis go to the waist, that's what they were thinking when they think the oil market and put another nail in the collusion coffin. then there is chuck todd's wishful thinking, there's a virus could be trump's iran hostage crisis. >> just before the break, what the

i'm dana perino with katie pavlich, juan williams, jesse waters and greg gutfeld. this is "the five." joe biden curses out a blue collar worker in michigan and voters head to the polls for super tuesday 2.0. first, 352 delegates in six states are up for grabs tonight. joe biden with a big opportunity to build what could be an insurmountable delegate lead against bernie sanders in the fight for the democratic nomination. while the former vice president surges, his campaign is cutting down on the length of his speeches after another round of gaffes. take a look. >> we're going to unit this party and unite this country. folks want to nominate a democrat, a life-long democrat, a proud democrat. a obama biden democrat. join us. >> we cannot win this re-election -- excuse me. we can only re-elect donald trump. if in fact we get engaged in this circular firing squad. >> together we can win back the house -- we're going to keep the house and flip the senate. we talked about that we're going to win back the united states senate. >> dana: while bernie sanders is shying away

if i'm greg gutfeld with juan williams, jesse watters and dana perino, "the five." >> greg: it was ariumph of taxidermy. >> dana: another victory for joe biden and the rest of the evening is shaping up very nicely for joe biden. >> greg: so what did we learn america? first, politics is like real estate, location, location, location. as forceful as bernie's vision was, it was on the wrong place. being a socialist in the most successful economy is like trying to sell ben & jerry's and siberia. he's trying to sell a bad idea that's twice his age and said, no way. it looks like the 50 plus crowd who pay their bills will make wiser choices, surprise. meanwhile with joe, that cardboard contraption may have structural flaws but at least it's standing in the right place. plus, he remembered his pants. as one wise man once said to come perhaps yesterday on this very show, dana, the dems of voting for biden are purchasing a tear down. it's not for the structure but the land. is it vp pick may be in charge at some point if he wins. so that's like snapping up a prime lot in which to build the ha

reaction from juan williams, marc thiessen, guy benson, and more.the daily briefing." >> harris: and the news is breaking this hour with another democratic 2020 contender out of the race. amy klobuchar expected to announce when she gets to dallas, texas, tonight that she is suspending her campaign and will endorse vice president biden. it is breaking news at this hour. we have some numbers we want to show you a just a moment, but just to revisit, she has seven delegates to give from the first four nominating contests. pete buttigieg has 26. he also has pulled out of the running in all of this. we don't know where he is going over whom he will back, but amy klobuchar is going with joe biden. i want to bring back bret baier, chief political chief political anchor. bret, what really makes your talk now even more important tonight with mike bloomberg is this field windows. we get down to seeing for the first time mike bloomberg on the ballot tomorrow, what does this mean? >> it means that all the polls heading into this moment, you should throw them out

i am juan williams with greg gutfeld, dana perino, jesse watters, and dagen mcdowell. in new york city and this is "the five." >> i view it in a sense as a wartime president. that's what we are fighting. it's very tough situation. you have to do things. you have to close parts of an economy that six weeks ago where the best they've ever been. >> juan: donald trump calling himself a wartime president as they coronavirus pandemic continues to grip t

." ♪ >> jesse: hello, everyone jesse watters, katie pavlich, juan williams, greg gutfeld, anna perinoe, finally waking up and bringing that campaign back from the dead. biden with a super tuesday -- super tuesday comeback and nine other states. able to stop bernie sanders momentum, but the race is far from over, the socialist nabbing the biggest prize in california and bernie is closing the delegate gap with results coming in. biden

along with juan williams, dana perino, greg gutfeld and we are "the five." >> president trump: one setirus is defeated, steve, i think everything else falls in place pretty rapidly. i think you will have a tremendous upswing. like a rocket ship, it's going to go up and everything will be back. i believe we will be stronger than ever. >> jesse: president trump is confident that we will bounce back as the number of u.s. coronavirus cases rises. right now 7,000 people are infected and 210 are dead. two of the country's biggest states responding to the crisis by aggressively trying to stop the spread. california and new york telling tens of millions of nonessential workers to stay-at-home. illinois also instructing residents to shelter in place. across the country, hospitals warning there is a shortage of ventilators. president trump is saying that companies are ramping up production in response. also international travel banning all nonessential movement across our northern and southern borders. >> president trump: these new rules and procedures will not impede lawful trade and commerce.

it's just ridiculous when elizabeth warren got out of the race, last week, i was sitting next to juan williamsthe last woman. i said how could you say that elsie gabbard is still in the race. what's happened to the democratic party? >> it is very clear and this is a question that democrats, american voters should be asking the democratic party the corporate media partners who are literally making their decisions, not only now but since the very first day i announce my candidacy to try shut me down, just near my character, media blackouts, trying to keep the american people from hearing my message. which is very clear, it has been clear from day one and it is clear today about how we need to bring about a change in our foreign policy. kennedy: how could the democratic establishment, lest their total hypocrites have a problem with that? let's say you are single issue candidate and that still a thing or talk about. that is so incredibly important given the geopolitical landscape, not to mention coronavirus and trying to figure out who her friends and enemies are. you are a woman. you are a woman

hello, i am greg gutfeld with katie pavlik, dana perino, juan williams, and jesse watters.er let a crisis go to waste. every time a crisis of peers, that follows. take democrat jackie speier who tried trump for not canceling rallies over the virus. >> the fact that he is not willing to cancel his various rallies suggest that he is willing to place and even his most supporters at risk.

i'm dana perino with katie pavlich, juan williams, jesse waters and greg gutfeld.is "the five." joe biden curses out a blue collar worker in michigan and voters head to the polls for super tuesday 2.0. first, 352 delegates in six states are up for grabs tonight. joe biden with a big opportunity to build what could be an insurmountable delegate lead against bernie sanders in the fight for the democratic nomination. while the former vice president surges, his campaign is cutting down on the length of his speeches after another round of

cohost of "the five" juan williams ready to talk about this. missouri tomorrow, and on it goes.they change the rules again. the next debate will be one-on-one, tulsi gabbard thought she had a shot at this because she has two delegates and the rules prior to last friday said if you have one delegate you can be on stage. >> it is pretty apparent that this is a two-man race and the party is done with the whole idea of this disparate voices all chiming in. they are kind of getting hard lined with the qualifications. >> bill: they change the rules to allow bloomberg to join the debate? >> no, that was very clearly that after the first vote, then they would reassess and potentially do away with the donations requirement, which is what allowed bloomberg to go in, because he was using his own money. >> bill: did they rip off tulsi gabbard? >> no, she is in the race and has a voice, but by any standard would you say that she deserves to be on the debate team. >> bill: who wins tomorrow? joe biden are bernie sanders? >> joe biden, if you want a quick answer, but the delegate count, bernie

our panel, brit hume, son to anchor chris wallace, dana perino host of the daily briefing, and juan williams cohost of the five as well. we've looked at some of the analysis data, as you look at that, what do you think? >> i think from all the polling that we have seen, bernie sanders would need to carry out several upsets tonight to have a good night. it looks like joe biden is set for a strong night although we all must be chastened by the fact that polling showed hillary clinton well ahead of bernie sanders in michigan four years ago and he ended up winning. it will be interesting to see how this turns out. any outcome is going to place a premium on this upcoming debate which will be the first time biden and sanders have faced each other head-to-head amid growing questions about whether biden has his acuity and all his faculties. that of course raises the question of whether he gets out to a prohibitive lead to somewhere along the way, voters may begin to worry about him. >> martha: let me bring you win, there's been discussion about shortened speeches and shortened events for joe biden,

." ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody i am jesse watters along with judge jeanine, juan williams, dana perinond greg gutfeld, this is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ down to sleepy joe biden versus crazy socialist bernie sanders, elizabeth warren dropping out of the presidential race today and comes after a very rough night on super tuesday. she couldn't even win her own state. liz saying she's not ready to throw out an endorsement and answer questions on whether sexism and what that will do to her campaign. >> and i want to take a little time to think a little bit from a gender in this race, you know that is the trap question for everyone. if you say, yeah, there was sexism in this race, everyone says, and you can say, no, about a bazillion women think, what planet do you live on? >> jesse: bernie sanders not waiting around for more in the back up. he is already supporting the supporters. >> today, what i am doing is reaching out to the millions of supporters that she had and to tell them that, you know while senator warren had nuances of differences, we did, that there is no

. ♪ >> jesse: hello everybody, i'm jesse watters along with juan williams, dana perino, greg gutfeldrica is at war against an invisible enemy and we will win. that's the urgent message coming from president trump amid the rapidly developing coronavirus pandemic. there are a lot of new developments, almost 6,000 americans testing positive and onlover 90 people have died, cae is now being

i'm dana perino along with greg gutfeld, juan williams, jesse watters, and dagen mcdowell. this is "the five." happy tuesday. the president on the coronavirus task force are set to hold another briefing as the pandemic in america gets deadlier by the minute. we'll take you to the white house once that starts, now killing more than 3600 people and infecting more than 180,000 end. there is some encouraging news. suggest social distancing restrictions are beginning to slow the spread of the disease in some areas and president trump revealing that the u.s. has tested for than 1 million americans. telling all americans to start wearing masks in public. jerome adams is pushing back on that saying there is no data to support it. take a look. >> if you want to put that aside for health care workers, and we get that but it could actually help us, we love to know. >> the data doesn't show that it helps individuals. >> in china, they walk around with them. >> they have a culture of wearing masks and everyone already has one and if you are sick, wear a mask. you have a mask and it make

along with juan williams, dana perino, greg gutfeld and we are "the five." >> president trump: one seted, steve, i think everything else falls in place pretty rapidly. i think you will have a tremendous upswing. like a rocket ship, it's going to go up and everything will be back. i believe we will be stronger than ever. >> jesse: president trump is confident that we will bounce back as the number of u.s. coronavirus cases rises.

. >> jesse: hello, everybody, i'm jesse waters here with juan williams, sean. it's five in new york city and this is "the five." president trump taking unprecedented action as coronavirus fears impact almost every aspect of life here in america. wall street taking another big beating today. the stock market dropping by almost 10%. major sports leagues suspending or delaying seasons. the ncaa just announcing that this year's march madness has officially been canceled. large gatherings are being limited across the country and new york city just declaring a state of emergency. there are now more than 1,400 confirmed coronavirus cases in the united states, and at least 37 people have died. president trump responding by reassuring americans that we as a country will get through this pandemic. here he is earlier today talking about restricting travel from europe. >> president trump: we get along very well with european leaders but we had to make a decision and i didn't want -- it takes a long time to make the individual call. they raised taxes on us, they don't consu

. ♪ >> hello, everyone, i am dana perino along with emily compagno, jesse watters, juan williams, and new york city, and this is "the five." it's another big day in 2020 politics, president trump set for a rally in north carolina as democrats get ready for super tuesday. and there're been some major shake-ups in the democratic race, mayor pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar have dropped out and are getting ready to endorse joe biden tonight. our reaction to all of that is coming up. but first we are awaiting a news conference from vice president mike pence after six deaths from the coronavirus have been

i am juan williams with greg gutfeld, dana perino, jesse watters, and dagen mcdowell.t's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> i view it in a sense as a wartime president. that's what we are fighting. it's very tough situation. you have to do things. you have to close parts of an economy that six weeks ago where the best they've ever been. >> juan: donald trump calling himself a wartime president as they coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the nation and the world. the virus now in all 50 states with more than 7600 americans infected and 115 dead. wall street taking another beating, the dow falling 1300 points. treasury secretary steve mnuchin is warning that without action, the crisis could lead to an employment levels approaching 20%. the government is responding. the senate just passing a $100 billion package stimulating the economy and president trump invoking the defense production act which allows companies to quickly ramp up production of medical supplies. take a look. speak we have targets for certain pieces of equipment. we have targets for masks

fox news political analyst juan williams, former democratic congresswoman donna edwards and jason rileyswoman, how solid is biden's position as front runner and is it possible for bernie sanders to flip the scrip one more time? >> well, look, i think coming out of super tuesday, i mean, biden could not have had a better night. i mean he swept 10 out of 14 states. he's in a very solid position. looks like he's pulling together the democratic coalition that's going to be needed to beat donald trump in -- in november. but i think it's still a race to the finish and it is possible that there could be some catch-up. biden is in a very solid strong position going into the coming tuesday races. chris: and we should point out that just this morning kamala harris, the senator from california, former presidential candidate, has now endorsed joe biden. jason, we've been down this road before, last summer biden was unbaitable, than -- unbeatable and then warren was on the lead, if we talked weeks ago we would have been saying can anybody stop bernie sanders and now it's joe biden, one, how do you s

." ♪ >> dana: hello everyone, i dana perino along with jesse watters, juan williams, greg gutfeld andatie pavlik. we are here in new york city and this is "the five." president trump telling the country that we have to go back to work and he's hoping to have the economy back open by easter which is just about two and a half weeks from now. we are also awaiting a white house coronavirus task force briefing which comes as worldwide cases of covid-19 top 400,000. more than 50,000 of those cases are here in the united states. over 600 people have died. the world health organization's warning that america could become the epicenter of the outbreak. and trying to find a balance between public safety and protecting the economy and jobs. >> it's not built to shut down. people are full of vim and vigor and energy, they don't want to be locked into a house or an apartment or some space, that's not for our country. you can destroy a country this way by closing it down where it literally goes from being the most prosperous. we have the best economy in the history of our country three weeks ago. t

." >> i am jesse watters along with greg gutfeld, dana perino, juan williams, and dagen mcdowell. 5:00 in new york city, disses "one more thing." "the five." partisan politics are crippling america's response to the coronavirus, chuck schumer and senate democrats blocking a critical stimulus bill for a second time. it would provide over $1 trillion to millions of workers and businesses directly impacted by the outbreak. it comes as america's surgeon general warns that this is going to be a bad week for the country. infections are soaring in america, with over 40,000 cases and 50 500 dead. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell calling out democrats for prioritizing their wish list instead of backing a clean stimulus bill. here is just some of the back-and-forth. >> it's time for democrats to stop playing politics and step uup to the plate. the entire economy continues to crumble. here are some of the items on the democratic wish list over which they choose to block this legislation. tax credits for solar energy and wind energy, provisions to force employers to give special treatment to

." ♪ >> jesse: hello, everyone jesse watters, katie pavlich, juan williams, greg gutfeld, anna perinond this is "the five." ♪ sleepy joe, finally waking up and bringing that campaign back from the dead. biden with a super tuesday -- super tuesday comeback and nine other states. able to stop bernie sanders momentum, but the race is far from over, the socialist nabbing the biggest prize in california and bernie is closing the delegate gap with results coming in. biden with a big boost with many mike bloomberg dropping out of the race and endorsing him. so joe is riding high, but he has as flawed as ever. >> just a few days ago that press declare the campaign is, and we are told we go to super tuesday and it will be over. well, it may be over for the other guy. [cheers and applause] by the way, this is my little sister valerie and that is her husband. switched on me, this is my wife and my sister. they switched on me. >> jesse: meanwhile, bernie sanders is not going down without a fight. here he is today going after the establishment. >> what this campaign is increasingly about is which

if i'm greg gutfeld with juan williams, jesse watters and dana perino, "the five." >> greg: it was ariumph of taxidermy. >> dana: another victory for joe biden and the rest of the evening is shaping up very nicely for joe biden. >> greg: so what did we learn america? first, politics is like real estate, location, location, location

." ♪ >> dana: hello everyone i'm dana perino with greg gutfeld, jesse watters, juan williams and kennedy0 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ all right, as you can see we are doing things a little bit differently today and going forward, as much as we love sitting elbow to elbow and we mean that sincerely, we want to set a good example for everyone and practiced physical distancing. here we are. oh! are we going to see? greg and i are here. juan and jesse. hi,

dana perino, host of "the daily briefing" and juan williams, cohost of "the five,." >> i'm excited to, feels like we have been in preparation for so long, we had iowa, new hampshire, feels like we might get something decisive. i think it is pretty exciting, just a week ago, a lot of people were like, oh, but i doing well, then he had an amazing night in his campaign in south carolina, turn things around pretty quickly. i knew the media would be ready to rate a little bit of a pivot story. then two candidates drop out, endorsed him, then the endorsement started falling like rain all around joe biden. i think tonight you will see him do fairly well, probably better than people would have thought a week ago. will it be enough to put him in a permanent front runner set? i don't know, but i'm excited to be here. >> bret: juan, mike bloomberg made the case that he was in it to win it, today, pressed by reporters on the path that he talked about, take a listen >> joe is taking votes away from me and i think that's true. have you asked him whether he was going to drop out? when you ask him th

. ♪ ♪ >> >> juan: hello i'm juan williams along with dr. le saphier, shannon bream jessry watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> juan: president trump declaring a national emergency over the coronavirus. there are now more than 1600 cases and 41 deaths in the united states. here's the president. >> to unleash the full power of the federal government this effort today i am officially declaring a national emergency. as a result of that action today we are announcing a new partnership with private sector to vastly increase and accelerate our capacity to test for the coronavirus. we want to make sure that those who need a test can get a test very safely, quickly and conveniently. the next 8 weeks are critical. we can learn and we will turn a corner on this virus. some of the doctors say it will wash through. it will flow through. interesting terms. and very accurate. i have think you are going to find, in a number of weeks it's going to be a very accurate term. >> juan: the president's declaration of a na

. ♪ ♪ >> >> juan: hello i'm juan williams along with dr. saphier, shannon bream jessry watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> juan: president trump declaring a national emergency over the coronavirus. there are now more than 1600 cases and 41 deaths in the united states. here's the president. >> to unleash the full power of the federal government this effort today i am officially declaring a national emergency. as a result of that action today we are announcing a new partnership with private sector to vastly increase

. >> jesse: hello, everybody, i'm jesse waters here with juan williams, sean.trump taking unprecedented action as coronavirus fears impact almost every aspect of life here in america. wall street taking another big beating today. the stock market dropping by almost 10%. major sports leagues suspending or delaying seasons. the ncaa just announcing that this year's march madness has officially been canceled. large gatherings are being limited across the country and new york

. ♪ >> dana: hello everyone, i am dana perino along with jesse watters, juan williams, greg got fell,cdowell. this is "the five." ♪ right, we are going to catch you up from of the federal government and states are ramping up responses to the coronavirus outbreak, cases in the united states hitting a milestone with an increase in testing, over 10,000 americans are infected and more than 150 have died. and this just in, the state department advising all americans to avoid international

, for our sunday group, cofounder of the federalist, ben domenech, fox news political analyst, juan williams democratic congresswoman, donna edwards, and jason riley of "the wall street journal." while, congresswoman, where is the democratic race now, how solid is biden's position as the front runner, and is it possible for bernie sanders to flip the script one more time? >> donna: well look, coming out of super tuesday, biden could not have had a better night, he swept a ton of 14 states, he is in a very solid position, looks like he is pulling together the democratic coalition it's going to be needed to beat donald trump in november, but i think, it is still a race to the finish, and it is possible that there could be some catch up, but biden is in a very solid, strong position going into the coming tuesday races. >> chris: and we should point out, that just this morning, kamala harris, the senator from california, former presidential candidate has now endorsed joe biden. jason, we've been down this road before, last summer, biden was unbeatable, than warren was in the lead, if we had talk