rob: the kennedy center didn't see the optics of that. are you that blind? >> reporter: tone deaf. that is my favorite line. rob: nfl's wildcard weekend is about to get more wild, the league expanding its playoff field of 14 teams adding wildcard spot. the change means only the number one seed will earn a buy on wildcard we can, the decision was part of a collective bargaining agreement agreed to in march. the nfl last expanded playoffs in 1990. jillian: comfort in of our, alcohol helping americans cope with the pandemic. online orders surging 243%. last week alone alcohol sales increased by 50% according to nielsen data. according to this time last year, liquor sales up 75%, 60% beer, up 42%. health officials worn drinking weakens your immune system. rob: you got to be careful. fox news alert. a 3-d lung scan shows the damaging effects of covid-19. dr. nicole saphier explains how age and the person's health factor into their medical outcome. jillian: steve doocy coming up on "fox and friends". >> reporter: coming up on "fox and friends" on april 1st, april fools' day, a big progra

she got $35 million to the kennedy center where she is a board member and $150 million to the kennedyter and endowment for the tarpts. which had nothing to do with the virus. 1.6 million businesses got money to save 30 million jobs. but republicans knew they would need to replenish the money and wanted to do so by consent. 4.4 million americans filed for unemployment because of the delay. so why? house majority whip james clyburn said it all in a phone call with his democrat colleagues. quote, this is a tremendous opportunity to restructure things to fit our vision. that was a reported quote. covid is being used as a cover to fund liberal progressive programs. it gave nancy time to show her freezer ice cream, and she goes from the late late show with james corden to the late show with stephen colbert to bill maher who puts the ultimate question to her last night. >> i know we can bail out certain sectors as we have done in the past. i don't know how you can just keep indefinitely writing checks. we were $20 trillion in the hole to begin with. how can the whole world be writing this fu

holding up funding for hospitals and workers in small and big businesses so they could fund the kennedy centernal endowment for the arts? do they now support open borders and sanctuary cities and free health care for illegal immigrants? these are now front and center. >> yeah. and you talked about the relief bill. i mean, really, do you think same-day voter registration was a critical element in fighting the coronavirus? do think that $100 million for national public radio was critical? they wanted $35 million for the kennedy center. they ultimately give them 25, and you know the kennedy center proceeded to do? fire every member of the national symphony orchestra -- and say we can't afford to pay you. it was meant to keep them aboard. >> sean: fighting for that garbage, they basically took their middle finger and shoved it in the face of every american worker, every small and big business and every hospital worker that needed that money and they delayed it for over a week. karl, thank you. when we come back, we can sing this pandemic is bringing out the best, the worst in some people, you won'

she actually got $35 million to the kennedy center where she is a board member. and $150 million for the nationality endowments for the arts an and you -- and humaniti. 1.6 million businesses got money to save 13 million jobs. but americans wanted to replenish the money by consent. queen nancy would have no part of it. another 4.4 million americans filed for unemployment because of the delay. jim clyburn said in a phone call quote, this is a tremendous opportunity to restructure things to fit our vision. that was a reported quote. so you see, covid is being used as a cover to fund liberal progressive programs. yet nancy has time to show her freezer ice cream and the tone deaf brain freeze as she goes from the late late show james corbyn to bill maher who puts the ultimate question to you last night. >> i know we can bail out certain sectors like we have done in the past. i don't know how you can just indefinitely keep writing checks. we were $0 trillion in the hole already. how can the whole world be writing this funny manny. >> because it's a matter of life and

i hated putting kennedy center in. i have great respect for kennedy center but i hated putting it in the bill. it's not appropriate, right? they wanted it in for whatever reason. they had their own political reason. john, i said watch the way that blows up. it blew up in their face. we want to take care of our workers. we'll worry about other things, other pet projects of democrats and republicans later. but it's been a tremendously successful program. i think you see it banks have stepped up hundreds of thousands of loan applications approved. money is going out. it's been a tremendous program. really has been. obviously it was at a point where we're almost -- you know, we're almost -- the money will be expired and we could use a refill for the workers. we want to make sure small businesses stay open, john. and i think that will happen. go ahead. >> mr. president, today california's governor sent out a list of six criteria for reopening the economy there. did he consult with you on that? and also you said earlier that

they wanted to give money to the kennedy center. they want to open up a fire hose and spray it and all of their favorite directions. so if we are going to spend more money, then it's probably makes sense to aim at an infrastructure at our crumbled roads. but we want to be careful of and i have every confidence the president would be careful of this, we don't want it to go into the slush fund for the highway transportation where you know basically it goes into pay legacy costs and pensions and promises from the past. we wanted to actually go out there and do something. with the obama-biden administration, the shovel-ready jobs as we all know were not shovel ready. it took years in order for those projects to get going. and they were new jobs. they went to sort of existing workers and there was a lot of evidence that something's got built. but he didn't really create very many jobs. i mean, we also remember about the obama-biden stimulus. that's where we all heard about solyndra. they are one of the companies under the clean energy po

and i hated putting kennedy center and i have great respect for kennedy center but i hated putting it in the bill because it's just not appropriate right and but they wanted it in for whatever reason had their own political reason and jan i said watch the way that blows up and it blew up i think it blew up in the face we want to take care of our workers will worry about other things and other pet projects of democrats and also republicans later but it's been a tremendously successful program i think you see it the banks have stepped up hundreds of thousands of loan applications approved money is going out it's been a tremendous program really has been and obviously it was at a point where we're almost you know we're almost the money will be expired and we could use a refill for the workers we want to be able to make sure that small businesses stay open john and i think that will happen you know go ahead. forget governor set out a list of 6 criteria in real time here and he told me last night at all costs so that really or that there are as many as 20 that he'll be here as a really

trump: on the kennedy center, so you understand, the democrats wanted it. we didn't want that, but they wanted it in and we had to agree to get something done for the workers. we want this to be for the workers and the companies. that's what we are looking for, not looking for extraneous nonsense. ban wasrgued the china disruptive to the global economy? nothing ton: i had do with the china ban. i was on the task force at the time. i was traveling. i did become very active after the china ban, but that report in the "new york times" was not accurate. i was not part of the task force at that time. i was not involved. as a matter of fact, i think i may have been traveling. >> to get direct payments to employers to pay for people who have been laid off, keep them on payroll? sec. mnuchin: that is the p.p.p., sending money to small business, 50% of american workers, to keep those people paid. it's the most efficient way. every dollar we do through that is one less dollar of unemployment, and more importantly, we want those people to be associated with the busine

just as she held up the cares act for that one week to put in more money for the kennedy center and wanted to change for a green new deal, she's trying this exact same thing but she had 5 million more reasons today why not to play politics. those are people who applied and unemployment. now we are up to 22 million americans and nancy pelosi is spending the time behind a very expensive refrigerator bragging about her gourmet ice cream. >> bill: so a few things here, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is about to speak on the floor so we make it interrupted here. and in fact, we are. >> this morning, the program ran out of money. and shut down just as i warned a week ago. even now, senate democrats are still blocking funding. every senate republican was ready to act today. but democrats would not let us reopen the program. so look, mr. president. it's absolutely surreal to see democratic leaders treat support for workers and small businesses is something they need to be goaded into supporting. this really should be above politics. 5 million more americans lost their job just last week. t

democrats didn't have to push for the kennedy center, national endowment for the arts, humanities and delay all the aid, it would be getting there sooner. we are praying for your state. whatever you need, anything we can do, anything these airways are always open to you and we do our in our prayers tonight, everybody in the great state of louisiana. and the mayor and the governor, they need to answer the question, why did you allow mardi gras to go on? why? when we come back, we have a lot of breaking news tonight, new international poll reveals doctors overwhelmingly think hydroxychloroquine is the most effective therapy to treat covid-19, even the media coming around. also the great one, mark levine tonight, and matt gaetz, devin nunes, all join us. why are the democrats politicizing this today? they need an investigation now in the middle of a national emergency. wow. that's really sick. straight ahead. ♪ has stood strong through every dark hour and bright dawn our country has endured. it has seen the break in the clouds before anyone else. for the past 168 years, we've also stood

last time they put kennedy center and i hated putting kennedy center and i am great respect for kennedy center. but i hated putting in the bill because it's just not appropriate. right? they wanted it in. for whatever reason. they have their own political reason. i said watch the wave blows up. i think it blew up in their face. we want to take care of our workers. we will worry about other things and other pet projects of democrats and also republicans later. it's been a tremendously successful program and i think you see the banks have stepped up, hundreds of thousands of loan applications approved. money is going out. it's been tremendous program. obviously was a point where the money will be expired and we could use it for the workers. we want to make sure small businesses stay open, john. i think that will happen. >> reporter: california's governor sent out a list of six criteria for reopening the economy there. did they consult on you -- with you on that? you said there were as many as 20 states that could reopen their economies as early as may 1st. could you list some of those. >>

why is the kennedy center in this emergency bill to help businesses get through this tough time?hose questions questions are rising about the second tranche and i think you will get even more scrutiny going forward. i know mitch mcconnell, and i know you are speaking to him in a moment said he's open to the idea of bankruptcy for states. what you are hearing on the policy side is what they want, they want more of that money to save the states. and they should be allowed to go into bankruptcy protection and it's a valid question. >> to >> bill: i saw this a bit earlier today, for the first time since 1945. it just really makes you swallow hard. you mention harvard, i guess these are the moral hazards you get when you are handing out hundreds of billions if not trillions of dollars at one time. we will see whether or not they hang onto this money. what is your view about harvard with regard to dozens if not hundreds of higher places who got money as well? >> on one hand when the word goes out, if you are running the finance of these institutions, you will apply for it. on the other

and you saw a little bit of it on the ground site of mission control and the launch control center at kennedy space center, i was looking at the video from the back here and now i'll show you it's called first 13 minutes is called the quick look of apollo 13. it has no soundtrack i will narrate it and will just let it run on through till the end. if we can now get the video cranked up here. all right, we have a countdown even, three, two, one, that's appropriate. the saturn when used for our missions to launch the sky lab that part of the program is still the biggest rocket that was flown if you saw today it's laying on the side of it in huntsville now down to kennedy space center. on the side laying down and it would cover a football field plus both end zones, plus three feet. so that's a size of this rocket and it's too spacecraft on top of each other and it's way up on the top and landed in that little roll. we were quite a way away from the launch pad and we happen to be in this then it got a little fancier over the days but this i think was a converted milk wagon or something. (laughs) i

to fund the kennedy center for the arts and the humanities and all the other crap. she is holding necessary money for american workers and small businesses hostage again. this time, you guys can't give in. >> i agree with you. >> sean: money held hostage by a below be , pelosi, day one, day two. i'llll make up graphics on the show. "pelosi holds workers money hostage." count it down until she's willing to fund what is so necessary and not waste fraud and abuse in the process. >> this is a program that's working. going to small business clear across america. everyone has the opportunity for it. it's about to run out for money because it is successful. that money is used to pay for employees. so everybody else is going to go to the unemployment line, thank nancy pelosi for that, that she's holding it up and not allowing to come forward. she doesn't even have to come to washington to pass it. it's a pass by unanimous consent, just as mitch mcconnell tried to do it. it's one page. one page!it all that is requesting is more money for successful programs to pay the employ

to theto get more money kennedy center. we had to give money to things that did not care about the virus. we are not asking for a new bill. we are asking for the successful parts of the bill to move forward. it is ironic to me that you would have to ask, can you give them a sick leave? let's just say yes. there are 5 million people today , a new number of unemployment. is that not enough? the question should really be to nancy pelosi. can't you get a sick leave to america and just say yes. it is ironic to me that we are in this situation. i am here. let's make it happen today. the senate as a pro forma. let's show america we will work together, because i am more than willing to work with anybody, just as we saw the president had a bipartisan meeting of members on both sides of the aisle. there was not a negative conversation on there. there were democrats saying they wanted this money to go forward. they were praising the work he had done with governors. let's have that same success today. >> i know he had more calls going.

which she eventually settled for 25 million-dollars, you may have seen the kennedy center took $25 million in federal aid and immediately fired national symphony orchestra. turning on the working man or woman, just because they play a violin or flute, they should have gotten paid with the $25 million. goofy ideas. "green new deal." national public radio. funding for planned parenthood. they got a lot of bad ideas they were kept from putting in. they will talk about those things unless joe biden steps in, wait a minute, i will be the nominee of the party. i have some ideas what we ought to be focused on and it is not side issues like that. melissa: all right. we'll see, karl rove, thank you as always. connell? >> you bet. thank you. connell: meantime calling for tougher action. bill gates of course has a lot of experience in the world of health over the years outlined a plan to try to fight the coronavirus in a "washington post" op-ed. he writes in part, until the case numbers start to go down across america which he says could take 10 weeks or more, no one can continue business

i think the president has talked about the kennedy center which is a good institution. that was not the major priority of the bill. they were hit with covid related. the president has instructed we want to be very specific in the next bill that it's covid related items. >> president trump: the kennedy center, the democrats wanted it and we didn't want that but they wanted it and we had to agree in order to get something done for the workers. we wanted to be for workers and companies that employ the workers. we are not looking for extraneous nonsense. >> reporter: you argued at the time that the china ban was being discussed that it was too disruptive. >> i had nothing to do with the china ban. i wasn't on the task force at the time. i'm not even sure -- i think i was traveling at the time but i never had any -- i was not part -- i did become very active after the china ban. but that report in "the new york times" is not accurate. i was not part of the task force at that time and i was not involved. i think i may have been traveling. >> reporter: of proposal by senator h

i have great respect for kennedy center. i hated putting in the bill because it is not appropriate. they wanted it in for whatever reason. they had their own political reason. i said, watch the way that blows up. i think you blow up in their face. we'll worry about other things and other pet projects of democrats and republicans later. it has been a tremendously successful program. the banks have stepped up. hundreds of thousands of loan applications approved. it has been a tremendous program. obviously it was at a point where we are almost -- the money will be expired and we could use a refill for the workers. we went to be able to make sure small businesses stay open. i think that will happen. governor california's put out a list of criteria for reopening the economy. did he consult with you on that? also, you said there were as many as 20 states that could reopen their economy as early as may 1. could you list those? pres. trump: i did not say it all of them by may 1. when he nine states are in very good shape. i do not want to say whether or not the governors spoke with me about

i think the president has talked about the kennedy center, which is a good institution. obviously that was not the major priority of the bill, but they were hit with covid related. but no, the president has instructed we want to be very specific in the next bill. it's covid related items. >> it's been reported that the kennedy center, so you understand, that was done -- the democrats wanted it in. we didn't want that. they wanted it in and we had to agree to get something done for the workers. we want this to be for the workers and for company that employ the workers. that's what we're looking for. we're not looking for extraneous nonsense. >> it's reported you argued at the time the china ban was being discussed that was too disruptive to the global economy? >> let me be clear i had nothing to do withes the china ban. i wasn't on the task force at the time. i'm not sure -- i think i was traveling at the time. i never had any -- i was not part -- i did become active after the china ban. the report in t"the new york times" was not accurate. i was not part of the task forc

you saw a little bit of it from the ground side in mission control and the launch control center at kennedy space center and i was looking at the video from the back here, you're just seeing, but now i'll show you what is called 13 -- first 13 minutes as called the quick look of apollo 13. it has no soundtrack. i'll narrate it. and we'll just let it run on through to the end. if we could now get the video cranked up here. all right. we're running. we have a countdown even. three, two, one. it is appropriate. the satern 5 we used for all of the lunar missions and to launch the lab and sky lab. that part of the program is still the biggest rocket that we've flown. if you saw it today laying on its side at huntsville at kennedy and johnson space center, on the side laying down it would cover a football field plus both end zones, plus three feet. so that is the size of this rocket. it is three stages. two spacecraft are on top and we're way, way up on top at the very tippy top and laying in that little capsule. we suited up and the operations and check out bill at kennedy is quite a ways from t

that probably has something to do with the kennedy center to getting money.eed access to preventative healthcare, now more than ever. you don't really realize it until you get into a situation like we're in now, how many different aspects of our life that the gues government touched providing preventative healthcare is important. maria:.maria: you're saying wod preventative care. we're in the time of emergency, companies are going out of business. you're going to talk about preventative care for women now. can't you wait and do that another time? >> maria, women still need contraception even though there's a pandemic. so we want to make sure they have access. maria: nobody said anything about keeping contraception away from women. no one said anything about taking that away. >> the programs still need funding. i mean, what are you going to do? you can't shut everything down. women still need access, poor women still need access to contraception. if you need to put a little bit of money in for that, that i think is an appropriate response to what we're trying

not 70 percent confirmation the senate lets him get it but chris you know that trustees of the kennedy center require senate confirmation the general counsel the cia requires them to go the national security adviser does not this is utterly and completely ridiculous and i want to point out just one example of why it would make a difference michael flynn in my judgment if you want through confirmation he never would have passed muster we had known earlier on that he was engaged in lobbying for turkey illegally he was doing various and sundry things require him to register on the foreign agents registration act wasn't truthful he never would have been in and moreover john bolton never would have been confirmed you remember he couldn't even get confirmed as an appointment to the u.n. ambassador under under w. all they had. i'm kind of thing it was it was into a vehicle and react. so the this confirmation power is very very important soliciting a foreign contribution for the 2020 presidential campaign and bribery this was truly a stunning omission because nancy pelosi at one time during the inves

the meantime, she has taken money out of that $2.2ville stimulus bill to dance around with the kennedy centers if the philanthropists can't give it money. how did you let that get out of the house? >> you are right. we need to make sure the paycheck protection program has the money it needs. but we have all these task force meetings. but the one task force that is supposed to meet to address big issues that face our nation is the united states congress. and we are not in session. and the speaker of the house says we are not coming back into session until may 4. healthcare workers, truckers, grocers, all kinds of people have been working. where is the united states congress? one thing we should do, particularly on the judiciary committee. we should be looking at what you were talking about in our opening monologue where governors are saying you are going to get a ticket if you go to church. the mayor of los angeles said snitches will be spree warded. what kind of message is that? we had a prosecutor in one of our big counties in ohio. he said if he were the governor he would call out the natio

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the world would you have to do a -- when we did the cares act, we had to give more money to the kennedy center. we are not asking for a new bill. we are asking for resources for the successful parts of the bill to move forward. it is ironic that you would have to ask, can we do something? let's just say yes. there are 5 million people today, a new number of unemployment. is that not enough? the question should be to nancy pelosi. can you not give a fig leaf to america and just say yes? it is ironic we are even in this situation. let's make it happen today. let's have the house take it up tomorrow and move forward. show america we can work together because i'm willing to work with anybody just as we saw the president had a bipartisan meeting of members and there was not a negative conversation. democrats were saying they wanted this money to go forward, praising it among the governors. let's have that same success today. --no audio us and moreput from calls going. another phone call with governors and he had one lined up with senators. today, he could be lining up guidelines to have further dis

jillian: nancy pelosi pushes tens of millions for the kennedy center in the covid-19 relief package but being furloughed. the effort to get the stimulus money back. [spoken] >> we are at war with the deadly virus. success in this fight require the absolute measure of our collective strength, love and devotion. this will be a very painful two weeks. jillian: it is wednesday april 1st, donald trump not mincing words casket -- asking americans to brace for referred had. rob: some words of hope, we are live with president's plan to get the country back on its feet. jillian: two cruise ships carrying dead-end passengers begging florida to let them come ashore. kim jong un standoff between those captains in the sunshine state. the proof that many americans are facing this health crisis with a glass half full. "fox and friends first" continues right now. good morning. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning.

to comment on the effort to include the green new deal, abortion funding and millions for the kennedy center. the president has been beyond gracious even to chinese president xi jinping. he believes the virus stems from the wet market in wuhan, china where animals lie next to each other in open markets. a virtual petri dish where virus can jump from animals to humans. even dr. anthony fauci as to whether wet markets should exist said this. >> i think they should shut that down right away. it boggles my mind when we have so many diseases that he nate out of that unusual human-animal interface that we don't just shut it down. i don't know what else has to happen. judge jeanine: china has to be made accountable for its complete lack of transparency. china could have prevented a great deal of pain and loss, both physical and economic if they have been honest. we have a lot of time to think about how this needs to be resolved as it relates to china when this is all over. that's my open. let me know what you think on my facebook twitter, #judgejeanine. the latesten washington's fight against the c

democrats morning changes in voting regulations and laws and changes in immigration laws and the kennedy center and the national endowment for the arts and the national endowment for the humanities and they got a lot of that which delayed aid needed to workers, small businesses, hospitals, and large corporations. in the middle of you deciding the travel ban that he recalled a lot of names about, they were busy in the middle of the impeachment of you, how is your relationship with the likes of nancy pelosi, chuck schumer at this point hasn't been particularly good the last three years. >> president trump: i would say not bad. i would say it's not a bad characterization, it was a phony impeachment, a phony deal from day one. i didn't get one republican in the house, we have a vote of 197 to zero and three democrats came to our side so it was just a phony hoax and it should have never been allowed. and then the senate was great, mitch mcconnell and all the senators were great. it was a disgrace that they could get away with it before they took it to that level over something where there was nothin

. >> instead of descending on the kennedy space center, this time what we're asking people to do is tune in. watch it on tv. watch it on the internet. stay at home. this is a moment in time when all of america can come together in the midst of a pandemic and celebrate something positive. >> reporter: as for jessica mere, she has something to celebrate. after a week in a quarantine facility, she gets to sleep in her own bed tonight. >>> do you feel more isolated now than you did when you were orbiting the earth? >> yeah, i do. and i think that will come out even more once i do go home. on the space station you're expecting that kind of isolation. that's just part of the experience. we train for it. we know it's there. here on earth, we're not used to that. >> reporter: like all of us, she's getting used to a different world. mark strassmann, atlanta. your bank can be virtually any place you are. you can deposit checks from here. and you can see your transactions and check your balance from here. and pay bills from here. because your bank isn't just one place. it's virtually any place you

last time, the democrats put kennedy center -- i have great respect for kennedy center, but i hated putting it in the bill because it is just not appropriate, right? but they want it it in. they had their own political reason. i said watch the way that blows up. i think it blew up in their faces. we want to take care of our workers. we will worry about other pet projects of democrats and also republicans later. but it's been a tremendously successful program. i think you see it. the banks have stepped up hundreds of thousands of loan applications approved. it has been a tremendous program. really, it has been. and obviously, it was at a point where we are almost -- we are almost -- the money will be expired, and we could use that for the workers. we want to be able to make sure that small businesses stay open, john, and i think that will happen. go ahead. >> california's governor sent out a list of criteria for reopening the economy. that you said earlier there were as many as 20 states that could reopen their economies as early as may 1. pres. trump: there are 20 states. i was given 29 sta

politics of the left and what they want to sneak into the bill like arts and humanities, the kennedy centerall that was into the bill in the last hours and forced the vote before past. we have to consistently force those things, purge them out of the process so the average person understands and appreciates the fact that this government is putting the american people first, no exceptions. daymac that is what they want to here's the priority. i want to ask about this new report out that the justice department inspector general went back and reviewed a number of fisa applications that are 1-sided, go to the government court asking for surveillance powers and out of 29 they went through several or missing files they couldn't even find that without an average of 20 errors or unsubstantiated things in each of those files. if the fbi is going to seek secret authority to infringe the civil liberties of an american citizen they at least need to show their work. nozzle application for the past 5 years was up to snuff. that is alarming and unacceptable. >> there is no doubt if you look at the ig repo

we are among the first jurisdiction to close down the school, close down places like kennedy center. economy that is been shut down and a lot of people have suffered. but we have been trying to push down the peak of surge in our city so we can have our medical surge capacity. >> are you considering further action to protect residents? i know you issued some sort of order that somebody who wants to go to a pharmacy or grocery store has to wear a face covering. >> absolutely. we want to keep our first line workers safe. we know one way to do that and keep the food supply active is to have all of our residents look for homemade, scarves and the like. >> hwhat do health care workers in d.c. need the most? >> we continue to look for ppes. we have tried to source it directly and requested some from fema. but we want to be sure our medical providers have access to. and they need to have more testing available. we know to get out of the posture we are in, we will have to have a more robust regime of testing and we need those supplies and materials so providers can get the tests done. >> the

no more flooding the kennedy center, no more conversations around humanities and arts and sciences, let's focus only on the one thing that covid-19 response should include, zero for anything outside of that. it should be temporary, at the same time, sean. >> sean: nancy pelosi, stop eating her expensive ice cream, get on her private jet, make a big -- get out of her gated multi-million-dollar community, get on a private jet, a lot of carbon emissions, get her tail back to washington and do her job. why doesn't she do that? >> it's not clear. you can do your job, even not from washington. we have technological needs for reconvening the house and senate. that knowledge has taken >> sean: the president is out there every day. it they need to show that they are working. they don't know that they're working with a freezer full of ice cream that they are choosing every day. >> everybody should be looking at the public health issues first. you mentioned he's a red sox fan, i think randy and the yankees was one of the great people in the world the people of new york is sensational. we need to use

the kennedy center, we had go through this process once already. we tried to reload this program. other things democrats are asking for we can get to but don't have to hold the american economy hostage, the american worker hostage in the process. >> this is a strange time. almost doesn't feel like an election year because of everything else we are dealing with but we will watch your campaign and many others and maybe we will see you out there on the trail. the growing confidence in the suspicion that covid-19 escape from a wuhan laboratory some troubling questions. why was china studying the virus in a facility that apparently lacked sufficient safety protocol. that's discussed that with doctor mark siegel. >> how are you? shannon: very good. what is your take on the story as it develops? >> i am concerned about the idea that state department cables revealed in 2018 that the wuhan virology lab was not properly staffed, didn't have proper security. a lot of red flags raised about this lab. the question of why they were studying such dangers of coronavirus is in this lab. i want to

trying to put money in for the kennedy center and the arts.nge election laws, green new deal, planned parenthood, sanctuary cities. she is making the american worker a pawn during the pandemic crisis. lou: a pawn and furthermore a further victim of this pandemic because of the delay. do you -- as you talk with democrats in the house, do they have a sense of what the speaker is doing to them electorally? >> they were furious with her. the only reason she came to the table was because her own members had left her. she watched 1.6 million small businesses get money. 700,000 had their applications in when the money ran out. and they watched their >> here is the president taking action when the others criticize him. joe biden stopped the chinese airlines coming in from america. when we had a problem with ventilators, the president went to work. governor cuomo complained he needed more swren *s, now he he's sending them to other i come from a liberal state, and we watched our own governor, today strip newsom credit this president. these states neede

. >> in the cares act they said they wanted money for the kennedy center.nd president obama said we should give amnesty to people living here illegally. while we are dealing with the coronavirus and the crisis it is. this is how the left operates. they never miss a chance to push for radical ideas, and they never miss a chance to use a crisis. lou: one has to remember why president obama chose this moments. reports now that john durham, the u.s. attorney for connecticut who has been charged by the attorney general with investigating the so-called investigators, john brennan, according to the former cia director under obama is the leading target, we are told. >> we believe we learned a couple of key things in the past two weeks. he single fisa application, he looked at 29 fisa applications of american citizens. he found main mistakes of he single one. four of those didn't have the files that were required to show the evidence and the basis of the evidence. four of those cases they didn't have that. wele also learned from -- we also learned from the footnotes

. >> i think instead of giving the chemis kennedy center $25 million, we should've paid random peopleo touch them. that data would be very instructive because up to this point we've only been testing those who think they have the virus. we need to do random testing, scale that up and get as much data as possible to figure out how to proceed. >> will try to put together a plan for betty tran better antivirus. [inaudible] california governor gavin newsom is on top of it, he's positive, practical and you never hear him. here he is accused of sucking up to president trump. >> i'm not doing it to kiss the ring, i'm not doing it in a way, just being forthright with the president, he returns calls, he reaches out, he's been proactive. one thing i really appreciate is that gavin has a background in small business and restaurant hospitality. he gets it. >> anything about small businesses, not someone with hundreds of employees, it's not someone with any employees, self-employed into individuals. one or two part-time employees and so often we take them for granted even in the best of times. rig

pelosi to have held up the phase 3 package for five days while she wanted to get money for the kennedy center, for the arts, for the humanities and now she held this package up for a full week knowing that the money had to be coming in the fund was going to run out of money and she held it up for a full week and now she's trying to say that it wasn't her fault at all, revisionist history, she must have a phd in revisionist history because she is at it at every turn, they despise donald trump who has done a tremendous job leading our country through this effort, they will stop at nothing to diminish the work that he is doing. this is more partisan politics. i wish they would set it aside and say we have worked together in this. there are other things we are going to need to address and a good attitude would go a really long way with the american people. i think they are sick of seeing nancy pelosi and the 24,$000 freezer until dollar a.ice cream because they know that this coronavirus is cost this nation $6 trillion, we will probably lose another $5 trillion through this, they now we are all i