kellyanne conway good to see you tonight. thank you very much for being here.ou know, we've been talking about a lot of governors over the course of the last several days about how they are starting to reopen. this marist poll that came out suggest that people in these states, by 64-32. why do you think that is? >> that doesn't surprise me, that's a national poll but respectfully i think the poll is besides the point. have they ask, are you happy with the way they work together? it's a very high response because this is a president that just this week martha on monday spoke with all of the governors and the mayor of d.c. and the territories and tribal lands on monday. again, listening to them talk about their testing needs, listening to them talk about their infection rates and their plans for reopening their economies in their respective states. i think the collaboration and the lack of competition has been truly extraordinary and that's why this president has done so well managing the dual medical and financial crises that this pandemic has run. just this wee

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kellyanne conway also think they call blink 182 because the first 181 blinks were taken? you know something is i think trump tells kellyanne conway to tell dumb things in purpose so he looks smart in comparison. kellyanne, i jaw told a reporter that shrek is the president of scotland. please go out there and say something dumber. i need you. >> trevor: that it for the headlines. let's jump into the big story. thanks to the coronavirus people are stuck at home, businesses have been shut down. and millions of parents have been forced to google how to kill your kids and getaway with it. and because sow many people are now unemployed, it is up to the u.s. government to step in and give people some assistance while they ride out the shutdowns that have been imposed nationwise. so today millions of americans beganareceiving a one-time payment of $1200 from the government. now remember, that is only for people with direct deposit. everyone else, will have to bait longer for a paper check to come in the mail. now trump wants every single one of these checks to have his signature

let's ask kellyanne conway, counselor to the president. week in the rose garden is getting the economy going again. how reality based is may 1st? kellyanne conway? >> for some places it certainly can be a reality. if there is testing available, if you your infection rates are low, death rates are low. hospital capacity is there, including ventilators and medical personnel beds, beds in the icu. all of that is taken into account. the president has made clear from the beginning is he not looking at a date. is he looking at data. he will listen to the health and medical experts as well. these are parallel tracks. they soon will join. now, the mayor of new york city, i agree completely that he would be incredibly cautious to look at a may 1st date or any time soon. new york city has been among the hardest hit, half of the deaths in the entire country sadly have occurred in that state. we have 24% of our nation's counties that have had no infections. we have got about 29 states that would meet. so criteria that i have put out first. i think the

kellyanne conway, lindsey graham, kevin mccarthy, former u.s. acting attorney general matt whitaker and from the state of georgia where everyone is debating the governor's re-opening plan, republican congressman doug collins. they will all join me. it's a potent lineup. but first let's do my open. congress' approval rating was just 20% when this all started. proving how little americans think of their elected representatives in washington, but how broken the system really is. at a time when we need them most, they are not working, but they are getting their paycheck and using any reason for not work is nothing new to them. which i suspect is one of the reasons congress' approval rating hasn't gone above 30% in a decade. they talk a good game, but rarely deliver on their promises. their ultimate goal is being part of the winning team. while most americans were told to shelter in place, essential workers were out working. doctors, nurses, healthcare professionals, police, firefighters, first responders, truckers, delivery workers, postal workers,

yes absolutely we try to get some clarity on that from kellyanne conway the advisor to the president when i was speaking to her earlier she said the lawyers are fine tuning this and he hopes to have it signed today but what i can tell you is that there's some confusion about this because it's not immigration across the board in fact it only applies to green card holders which begs the question if the it ministrations says this is about preserving american jobs the 10s of millions that have lost their jobs because of chronic virus why are they still allowing skilled workers farm workers to come in the visor kellyanne conway saying well the president's actually looking at a secondary order that may address that in the future in fact this would tighten immigration even more but for now he's comfortable with just this for the next 60 days but still this is something that they say will be reevaluated based on economic metrics so this is the clarity that we're getting from the white house but again not sitting well with so many in the united states that still feel when there are so many am

talk to marc siegel and kellyanne conway spokesperson for the president.t her take on why so many other people are not taking the president's press conferences when the first half hour in particular is stuff we never even knew before. it's an odd decision. meanwhile the white house is urging the public to follow their extended social distancing guidelines. griff jenkins is live in washington with the new warning from a grim president yesterday. griff. griff: that's right, brian, ainsley and steve. good morning. if anybody wasn't watching yesterday's briefing they should have been. it was the most informative and had a very clear message for every citizen. take your role in this war against the virus seriously as the president warned the president's strength, resolve and faith will be tested like never before. >> every citizen is being called upon to make sacrifices. every business is being asked to fulfill its patriotic duty. every community is making fundamental changes to how we live, work, and interact. each and every day. griff: huge spike in new york

for more on this -- wait, we have kellyanne conway.alk about restaurants, we didn't have kelly on. now we have bellingham. welcome. >> we've been here, i think we had some technical difficulties. >> they've heard the president and democratic leaders to help the ppp and yet some of them can't get through to the sba. i can't get their banks are actually loan the money. what's your assurances to them this morning that the sba on the president are going to get to the bottom of that and where are we on a deal for more money? >> if the president is committed to doing that and i heard today from a legislative affairs team that they are hopeful we can get the deal this weekend that deal should infuse a whole bunch more cash, billions of dollars for the small business owners, these mom-and-pop sides that we are all hearing from him, that they want to stay afloat. they need to hear this money for them to make payroll and cover some of their expenses and overhead and we seen these stories. harvard got 9 million out of that care is act and some pe

ainsley: let's bring in kellyanne conway counselor to the president. to you. >> good morning. ainsley: the president was hinting around he was going to flynn back in march. now it is reported after destroying the life and the life of his wonderful family and many others also the fbi working in conjunction with the justice department has lost the records of general michael flynn. how convenient. i'm strongly considering a full pardon. if this is true and we do have the records, we have a handwritten note with all of the things that they wanted to do, they were going to walk into the white house. they were going to force him to lie so they could prosecute him or get him fired. what's your reaction and what's the president's reaction this morning? >> ainsley, regardless of your political affiliation, even if you even care about voting whatsoever, every american should feel a chill today that federal government officials in high places can come to the white house four days into our presidency and come here to try to set up the national security advisor to

on march 6th, that very day that kellyanne conway said that the virus is being contained, there were fewer than 20 deaths in this country. and, now, more than 10,000 americans are dead. that is a fact. a terrible fact. not an alternative fact. americans, are you mad as hell? how much more are you going to take? cnn's white house correspondent is kaitlan collins, and she joins us now from the white house. good evening, kaitlan. how are -- are you at the white house? or are you in the bureau? i'm sorry. >> no, i'm close to the white house. i'm, like, two blocks from the white house. but that is, actually, the white house behind me. >> good evening to you and thank you for joining us. the president was extremely combative today. even by his standards. i mean, he is getting ticked off being asked about testing or just for whatever reason, if he doesn't like the question. but he tries to spin the truth when the truth is deadly clear. >> yeah. and, don, these are pretty simple questions that he's being asked about. and when you see him lashing out, those clips that you played today, they w

take a listen to what kellyanne conway had to say on fox news about this last night. >> secretary azar has served for over two years, was in a situation room yesterday at the task force briefing, was there, i think, most of the week. what i find very curious and a bit disappointing is every time i read a story about a personnel change, these days it has to do with somebody who has oversight over the pandemic. >> you heard there, kellyanne conway refer to secretary azar attending the task force meetings but we haven't seen him in one of the briefings in a couple of weeks. that's significant because if you remember, he was the original head of the task force before vice president mike pence was asked to step in and take over as chair, and there have been several problematic stories for him in recent weeks with the ouster of rick bright, that vaccine expert who says he's going to file a whistleblower complaint and a couple other questions about the timeline and the administration's response in january and february that put secretary azar in the middle of that. for now, the white house say

we tried to get some clarity on that by kellyanne conway. i was speaking to her earlier. she says lawyers are fine-tuning this. signeds to have it today. there is some confusion about this. it is not immigration across the board, it only applies to green card holders. which begs the question, if this is about preserving american jobs for the tens of millions that have lost their jobs, why are they still allowing skilled workers to come in? , saying the president is actually looking at a secondary order that may address that in the future. in fact, this would tighten immigration even more. for now, he is comfortable with just this for the next 60 days. this is something they say will be reevaluated based on economic metric. this is the clarity we are getting from the white house. again, not sitting well with so many in the u.s. who still feel when there are so many americans who have lost their jobs, white this order did not -- why this order did not go further. than the democratic criticism this is an opportunity for the u.s. president to advance his campaign agenda in an

today kellyanne conway the chief adviser to the president at the white house pushed back on that andthe who should have known more about this pandemic earlier and should have let people know about it and double down on the criticism of china and you are the presidentjust they're also doubling down on the criticism of china suggesting the chinese withheld information and he said perhaps knowingly, perhaps not knowingly he said and not much give from the white house on that decision. it does seem the white house can make this decision but it is pending review. the point is being made here by some democrats that he who is also funny research on malaria and hiv, cancer treatments, heart treatments around the world and that that is also valuable at this particular time. let me get back to what the president was talking aboutjust now and these checks to americans. there's been a lot of debate here about why people are not receiving this money quicker, it was in the middle of march that the treasury secretary stood up at one of his white house press briefings and said we will get money to p

kellyanne conway, lindsey graham, kevin mccarthy, former u.s.rney general matt whitaker and from the state of georgia where everyone is debating the governor's re-opening plan, republican congressman doug collins. they will all join me. it's a potent lineup. but first let's do my open. congress' approval rating was just 20% when this

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kellyanne conway. senate judiciary chairman, lindsey graham. kevin mccarthy. former u.s.er and from the state of georgia republican congressman doug collins. they will all join me. it's a potent lineup. but first let's do my open. [♪] congress' approval rating was just 2

we put that question to kellyanne conway this morning it has what she said. >> do you think it would be solid political grounds? >> i'm not going to talk about a pardon, that's a presidential preference. but with the president and the way he feels that michael flynn has been treated very unfairly. >> ed: keep in mind that the president fired flynn on february 13, 2017, for lying to the vice president about his meetings to the former russian ambassador. >> two things can be true. one can be that you are upset for the lack of candor to the vice president and others of us about meeting with the russian ambassador. and at the same time being treated not just unfairly but unethically and perhaps criminally. >> the timing or decision of a pardon seems to be up in the air, however flynn's attorney is promising that what we saw yesterday released from this new investigation pales in comparison to what else is coming out. so we will wait and see what the future holds in store for that. and edit, we will hear from the president a couple of times this morning, i'm sure he will be asked about th

former secretary of state condoleezza rice mark cuban joining me counsel to president trump kellyanne conway you thanks for being here hope you are strong and safe. >> yes, i am, thank you. thank you. maria: so tell me how the president is approaching the reopening of the economy he has great advice from biggest leaders from "politico"s, his experience what is most important. >> most important to recognize that is the most suited best person to rejuice the economy is donald trump businessman in white house led to rebuilding energy infrastructure energy dominant we have seen taxes regulations completing trade doolz americtrade deals reachint to captains of industry leaders across private sector to complement what he has been doing in public sector working with health professionals emergency management coordinators to figure out what we need health medical wise scientifically to be ready feel about comfortable reopen pieces of the economy and secondly the economic track to recognize, one third of renters did not pay rental 17 million people claimed unemployment about his more for unemployment

. >> reporter: white house counselor kellyanne conway challenged biden saying he should call the whitese and offer support rather than criticism. he talked about what he would do differently, biden asking responded he has been extending advice from and including caution not to be misled by china's word on stopping the spread say the obama biden administration wrote a literal playbook for pandemic response but the trump administration left on the shelf. now have more coronavirus cases than any other country. because of this donald trump should act on bipartisan calls to allow open enrollment into the affordable care act are in this public health crisis. it is unclear with this advice would be considered by the white house. john roberts tried to get in answer. >> opening the healthcare system where can they find insurance, people who aren't insured by these companies covering the cost of the co-pay, where can people go now to get health insurance? >> all across america we have medicaid for underprivileged americans and at the president's direction the center for medicare and medicaid ser

after white house counselor kellyanne conway challenged biden to offer support rather than criticism.> reporter: we are told the supreme court blocked efforts to postpone wisconsin's democratic primary. a lot of question about social distancing, stay-at-home. what is the reasoning? >> the conservative majority ruled the democratic governor can't unilaterally change the date of the primary. he previously acknowledged that is true but he asked the legislature to pick up a bill expanding mail in voting and that bill went nowhere. >> i'm a politician as much is anyone else but this isn't about politics or judicial issues. it is about the people of the state that are afraid of their future, afraid of their own personal safety. >> reporter: several voting locations closed after second at risk poll workers backed out because of the virus, 2400 national guardsmen are slated to stand in, governor slammed the ruling saying voters have to choose between our health and the right to vote. not just democratic primary voters heading to the polls, nearly 4000 local contests and a seat on the state su

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the call comes after kellyanne conway challenged biden to offer support rather than criticism. >> shannonre told the wisconsin supreme court has blocked efforts to postpone that state's democratic primary but the conversation obviously is because of social distancing and staying at home. so what's the reason behind going forward with this tomorr tomorrow? >> the conservative in the court claimed he can't change the primary. he asked the republican-controlled legislature to take up a bill this weekend expanding mail-in voting on that bill went nowhere. >> frankly i think i'm a politician as much as anyone else but it's not about politics. it's not about judicial issues and fights. it's about the people of the state that are afraid of their future, afraid of their own personal safety. >> several voting locations closed after sick and at risk pull workers backed out because of the virus. national guardsmen are slated to stand in. governor slammed the ruling saying voters have to choose between their health on the right to vote but it's not just of a credit primary voters headed to the polls,

. >> shannon: it this morning white house counselor kellyanne conway challenged biden saying he shouldl the white house and offer support rather than criticism. he has said what he would do differently, biden's campaign saying he has been extending advice for months, including caution on being misled and stopping the spread. the obama biden administration umbrella literal lÉvesque for a response. now we have more coronavirus cases than any other country, because of this donald trump should act for the affordable care act. they try to get an answer. >> where can they find insurance? people who aren't insured by these companies who are covering the cost, where it can people go now to get health insurance, if they get sick? >> all across america, we have medicaid. we have it for underprivileged americans, the center for medicare and medicaid services have given unprecedented services to expand services for coronavirus testing and treatment. >> the president stepped in and told her john roberts that the administration is still looking at it. >> shannon: i think you very much. potentially g

kellyanne conway, i don't know, i never met, 4-5 -- >> there is no thing biden has no problem rememberingis is a podcast who did >> we enjoyed you did it in michigan and sharing your fig newton fitting down the putting with us. >> he remembered the snacks. that's something. >> laura: that can happen. those little tidbits, memories with taste and the sound? that is retained. >> i have to share this with you before we run out of time. as we know, larra, the cdc recommends americans wear masks in public. some democratic leaders might need instructions like chuck schumer. here he is walking outside. chuck needs to know the mass can go over nose, chuck, not beneath the nose. >> laura: sheila jackson lee? >> she is touching her face repeatedly. this is not good. they are exposing themselves to more disease. anyway. >> laura: all right, raymond. be safe, raymond. part two of my exclusive interview with attorney general bill barr is next. and get food that they can't afford. (sorrowful music) - [announcer] there is an emergency food crisis for elderly holocaust survivors in the former soviet unio

kellyanne conway, miss conway, who i don't know, i've never met, set about 45 -- i can't remember thect date. >> there's one thing joe biden has no problem remembering, this is a podcast he did the other day with michigan governor and possible running mate gretchen whitmer. listen. >> my daughter and i enjoyed it when you were in michigan and we shared your fig newtons. >> that's right, i had some, i remember that. >> well, he remembers that, laura. that's something. >> laura: that can happen actually. if those little tidbits, memory with taste and sound. that is retained. other things kind of disappear. >> i have to share this with you before we run out of time. as you know, the cdc, laura, recommends that americans wear masks in public. some democratic leaders might need instructions like chuck schumer. look at this. if he is walking outside. chuck needs to know, the mask goes over your nose, chuck, not beneath the nose. walking around -- >> laura: where is sheila jackson lee? >> sheila jackson lee, hers keeps slipping off her nose and she is touching face repeatedly. this is not go

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also advisor kellyanne conway told us that there'll be $25 billion for testing.ouse speaker nancy pelosi says she also wants more direct aid to states as well as increasing the food stamp program. a senate leadership aid from the republican side tells me that those last two items will not be in any final bill that's passed in the senate. now the aide says the sticking point in this current bill is related to the testing portion of this, what it will cover, and exactly how much it will be. the administration pushing back against house speaker nancy pelosi and the democrats saying that basically their delay is hurting small businesses, also pointing out the fact that the president signed the cares act within hours of getting in. >> we want people to know, this is not being overly politicized when it comes to the president's staff. on the way they are, sometimes it is. i would say, when the majority leader in the house said it congress is now recessed until may 4th unless there is a quite emergency, hey folks, we are in an emergency. >> in the house speaker once als

. >> reporter: top white house official kellyanne conway blasted the w.h.o., saying it should have knownth the virus right now. >> this is covid-19, not covid-1, folks. you would think the people in charge of the world health organization facts and figures would be on top of that. >> reporter: but it's conway who should know, according to the cdc, the name covid-19 stands for coronavirus 2019, as in the year it was first detected. with the president eager to end social distancing by may 1st, officials at the cdc and fema have drafted a plan for reopening the u.s. but the plan, obtained by "the washington post," contains a warning. models indicate 30-day shelter in place followed by 180-day lifting of all mitigation results in large rebound curve. with businesses closed across the u.s., the administration is churning out stimulus checks to millions of americans. but those checks will now come with mr. trump's name on them, although not his signature, something he danced around earlier this month. >> there's millions of checks. i'm going to sign them? no. uh, it's a trump administration in

the president mentioned through his counselor, kellyanne conway, on this very show, that talks were goingt now focusing, again, on individuals and businesses. you know, harris, i hear the talk about the great depression. i understand it. what's happening to american families is terrible. what's happening to small business is just absolutely awful. i don't see this, and economists don't see this, as a great depression scenario. why did they say that? four years in the great depression, you still had mass of an appointment. right now you do have companies hiring, meaning walmart, amazon, home depot, lowe's, cbs health, you also have the federal reserve and banks responding rapidly. you don't have that during the great depression. when i look at what's going on, it's a great scenario but it certainly is a big hit to the economy if we stay shut down beyond may. so that the issue right now, harris. you know? >> harris: what you are pointing to is where we started. where we started was historically low unemployment in this country for so many categories of people. i want to get to this, laurent

. >> reporter: the president's counselor, white house counselor kellyanne conway saying the u.s.the world health organization and saying americans deserve the facts. craig. >> peter alexander, thank you. let's go back to our doctor on duty with this. dr. robert davidson is standing by, emergency room physician and also executive director of the committee to protect medicare as well. dr. davidson, what would be the practical effect of the united states halting its funding to the world health organization? >> i spoke with a colleague on the ground this morning, knows how valuable the w.h.o. is, sometimes the only type of management to these outbreaks. while there's blame to go around to everybody, we need to help prop them up, not tear them down at this time. this is a case where the president is trying to distract from his own mishandling of this crisis throughout the entire month of february rather nan own up to that and understand we need these partners around the world. >> dr. davidson, i want to ask you about this timeline to reopen the country. talked to dr. whitmer about it,

bedrooms, you know, and have a strategy for the next outbreak, for the one of the headlines from kellyanne conway, in which she referred to covid-19 flood being a basic detail -- my question to you why is it called covid-19? that is a really good question. i thought it would have just been called sars, which is what it was called into 2002 and 2003. i think who was reluctant to call it again what it was called in 2002 and 2003 because it was a little different, but it is called cobit because it is a coronavirus. it is a novel coronavirus. so coronavirus infectious soease, so covid and 2019, 19. becausee said it was 19 there had been 18 other covid cases. that is not correct, right? guest: the 19 is 42019, when it was first identified. let's go to gina in apollo, pennsylvania. caller: good morning. i'm excited about the people calling in about how cancer and the diseases are formulated like the dairy and all of this stuff. as far ass cancer and , you continue to band-aid over what it did to us, but a lady calls in from -- putna and says the the money toward that incident the who. to give them pass

but kellyanne conway doesn't seem to have gotten the memo. >> this is covid-19, not covid-1, folks. so you would think the people charged with the world health organization facts and figures would be on top of that. >> she loves a catchy line, even when it's wrong. maybe she would have learned after alternative facts. whatever. okay. you know, she is the senior counsel to the president. one of the people who is supposed to be advising him on this deadly crisis should be on top of the fact that the novel coronavirus, novel, meaning new, by the way, that it emerged in 2019. so it is a new virus. not the 19th version of anything. and it emerged in 2019. you would think that she would know that. and you know what? maybe she does. you got to wonder whether it's nothing but a talking point to play to the base. same talking point that we heard from rush limbaugh. downplaying a deadly pandemic, that is killing americans, as we speak. who knows whether it, you know, devious or ignorance. but, either way, it does, absolutely, nothing at all to contribute to solving this crisis. it's just blah

kellyanne conway who headed the merced. political action committee for ted cruz became number 2. david bossie a mercer families became number 3. robert mercer has assembled team was in place. bannon basi and conaway would from this point forward steer the republican candidate strategy. when the merc versus decide to support a candidate they expect the candidate to be responsive to their needs both in terms of how the candidate runs their campaign it also also after if the kid is successful and there are and they are elected as an office holder it's reasonable to presume that the mercers expect that the office holder will be responsive to the mercer's needs needs as well and their policy preferences. robert mercer his plan was proving to be successful. but a mistake was made that made steve bannon's role controversial. here is what was discovered by looking at donald trump's official campaign books each of these lines corresponds to an expense during his 5 month tenure there was no trace of payments for steve benen. but when we look at the payments made by robert mercer as politic

we reared from kellyanne conway at the white house who said she thinks that this stay-at-home order this biden having to be at home has really worked well for him, so a little c c confliction between her and the president. they're nervous about the polls and with jobs numbers coming out and the way the economy is trending, it doesn't look like the president's polling could increase or change dramatically any time soon. i think there's an acute awareness of that here at the white house. >> well, polls can change and the president is heading back out on the road next week. i know that's where he thinks he gets the job done best but with 30 million people out of jobs, things are getting trickier. carol, thank you. look at the clock, that wraps us up this hour. i'm stephanie ruehl. on the other side of the break my friend and colleague eamon mohyeldin picks things up. ♪ open. remember having that feeling for the first time? the first day you opened. the first day you had a customer, the first day you taught a class, had a client, a patient, a session. open... remember the night before you op

so this all started about a week ago when kellyanne conway responded to criticism by the biden group call the white house and offer them. the biden campaign said we're happy to have a conversation between biden and the president if he'll take our call. i suspect the president, his tone was fairley positive about it, let's keep an eye on his twitter account. maybe he'll have some more choice words for the former vice president about it. but an interesting moment, to be sure. always good to keep an eye on the president's twitter account especially after he has a conversation like this one. >>> we want to get a check on your weather now with meteorologist bill karins who has been tracking the coronavirus numbers for us throughout the country. >> yeah. i want to get to this graph, yasmin. if there is one little piece of good news, it's what happens over the last couple of days. you remember those sunday dips, maybe less people working in the labs, less people working to report. we've always had a record number come in on monday. yesterday, we did not have a record come in for the first m

is what the secretary of state promised however i can tell you that just the last hour or so kellyanne conway advisor counselor to the president told me that lit iran should consider the tweet the early morning tweet on wednesday by the u.s. president to be a warning that tweet of course reading in fact that. the tweet from the president i have instructed the united states navy to shoot down and destroy any and all iranian gunboats if they harass our ships at sea the department of defense saying that the united states has the right to do what they believe is necessary to keep its people safe here's what the u.s. secretary of state had to say a designated terrorist organization launched a missile today. and leave to the part of defense to talk about the details about that but when you talk about the u.n. security council resolution 2231 i think every nation has an obligation to go to the united nations and evaluate whether this missile launch was consistent with that security council resolution i think it remotely is and i need i think iran needs to be held accountable now again top officials

just this morning, the man to my left, colonel pat kellyanne conway went to a high school near his home where student and faculty members from their and nearby high schools assembled 15,000 face shields that will be donated to our health care workers. these two schools are often rivals on the thing and in the gym but together they share how we are coming together to help others. iceberghe tip of the coming together was when i saw jets fans of adding a new england adrian struck bringing face masks. i knew had gone to a different place and this is the spirit of community evident across our state, even in the face of anxiety and uncertainty, we are coming together because we know when we do we will get ourselves through this as one. i think that is as good a way to think of this easter weekend and the way i will be celebrating cert tomorrow with my own family. friday.y was good but the first good friday wasn't very good. it was filled with pain, doubt, fear, but from that day came our faith and rebirth for those who celebrate easter interfaith in rebirth of the resurrection of life, healin

my colleagues pressed kellyanne conway about what was being done to help people with health insurancend she said it's something they're continuing to look at. but we've heard no specifics from the administration at this point. >> we go over to new york city. rehema, good to have you with us. let's talk about the stadium behind you. a lot of people know what it's for. when do they plan on receiving patients? what is the intention there? is it to try to relieve some of the pressure on the hospitals or treat covid patients at that facility? >> reporter: you're right. this is one of the iconic places in new york city, the dome you see behind me is the famous arthur ashe stadium. over here, ayman, is the indoor tennis facility. this is where they hope to put 350 beds to start receiving patients next week and up to the next three weeks. these will be for covid, non-icu patients. those who have tested positive for covid-19 but do not require treatment in an intensive care unit. those patients would be coming here. non-icu patients. the mayor of the city has said he is trying to create bed sp

. >> well, no, i know, but kellyanne conway, miss conway, who i don't know, i've never met, said aboutive days, i can't remember the exact date, if biden really wanted to help, he would stop criticizing and call the president and offer his help. my staff responded, i'm happy to talk to the president if he wants to talk to me. and we didn't get any follow up until yesterday. i got a call when i was going on a show, one of your colleagues show said they wanted to talk to me. so, i called the president. i called the white house, and sure enough the president wanted to talk. we had a good conversation. i laid out what i thought he should be doing. i laid out four or five specific points that i thought were necessary. i indicated that it's about taking responsibility and being the commander in chief, taking on the responsibility. he asked whether or not we would not discuss the detail of what we talked about, just say that we had a good conversation. he was very gracious in his conversation. and so it was -- you know, the president -- i had an opportunity to tell him what i would have done,