levin: not yet.uraging him in a bipartisan way to use the full power of the defense production in a patriotic effort to produce the ventilators, the respirators, the grounds, everything we need in a testing capacity to get this pandemic under control much better. i think a lot of our companies are eager to pitch in. this is a case were nothing but coordination at the highest level will suffice. this is a flat-out emergency. we have hospitals in my area that are already using almost every ventilator they have. if our cases keep doubling every few days, i do not want to see doctors deciding who lives and who dies among people gasping for air. that is unacceptable and we have to act quickly. david: absolutely. you have a sense of where the private sector might not be stepping up enough. we just had the chairman of 3m on. it sounds like he is doing everything as he can. do have a sense of where the chokepoints are? you levin: the problem is need to set national goals and timelines. we need to make a deci

levine. dr. levine: good morning, everyone. i would like you to refer to my little lacquered here just to give you the beginning of the update. i have been told i need to stay close to the microphone, so i will do a lot of pointing. each bar represents the cumulative number of cases on a given day during this past month. the blue portion of the bar represents the newest cases. i think, just eyeballing this, everyone can see this does not represent linear growth but this is termed exponential growth. we don't know what the days to come hold, but we can anticipate everything will get higher. i want to remind you it was only two weeks ago, we had one case in vermont. we have in excess of 100 now. 123 to be exact. the last day on this graph is the 23rd. but in my hand, i have the most updated data which came after midnight last night, and there is now 123 and the blue portion is 28 new cases. the appearance of the graph is more important than the numbers. the other perspective is that it has only been about two weeks that we have b

levin: we are not thinking about the corporations.ng about the people, the families, the workers of this district. when the housing market was in crisis during the great recession, we bailed out the banks, but we didn't make them bail out the families who lost their homes. we need to protect the working families of this country, so we are not focused on bailing out industries and tax cuts right now. enhancedcused on unemployment insurance, paid sick leave, the things that help workers in this country. guy: congressman, good morning. is this an advertisement for universal health care in the united states? how do the uninsured cope with the coronavirus? rep. levin: it is a great question. we cannot have people who are uninsured. it is not just whether you have insurance or not. people can't afford it if they have to pay a lot to get tested. in the $8.3 billion we passed here in the house, much more than the president asked for, we made sure that people should have free testing if they needed. the president needs to get on the ball and m

we begin with an update from doctor levine. >> good morning, i would like you to refer to my little placard here just to give you the beginning of the update. i have been told i need to stick close to the microphone. each bar represents cumulative number of cases on a given day in the past month. the portion represents the newest cases. i think just eyeballing this everyone can see this does not represent linear growth. this is termed exponential growth. we don't yet know what the days to come hold but we can anticipate everything will get higher. it was only two weeks ago we had one case, we have you nexus of 100 now. 123 to be exact. the last day on this graph is the 20 third. in my hand i have the most updated data that came after midnight last night, 123, the blue portion is 28 new cases. the appearance of the graph is more important than the numbers. the other perspective is it has only been about two weeks we have been involved with coronavirus at this level in vermont. in that period of time we have experienced eight deaths. six of the death are associated with the outbreak at the bu

ust: yuval levin is joining from his home in maryland. we will get to your phone calls and you can send a text message at (202)-748-8003. i want to share with you this headline from the washington post to go to my earlier question on the president and his response. u.s. intelligence reports from january and february warning about a likely pandemic. this from shane harris, and a team of washington post reporters. quote, u.s. intelligence agencies were issuing ominous classified warnings in january and february about the global danger posed by the coronavirus while president trump and lawmakers played down the threat and failed to take action that might have slowed the threat of the pathogen -- slowed the spread of the pathogen. the intelligence reports did not predict when the virus might land on u.s. shores or recommend particular steps as public health officials should take. the spread of the that in china and warned chinese officials seem to be minimizing the severity of the outbreak. a virus that showed the characteristics of globally

levine speff to that. if you look at his chart, some of the information they were keeping track of that we should take further action and like i said all along, based on the science and the advice from our levin and our epi team, that's why we made the decision we did. in terms of when we are going to crest, it's difficult to dine. we don't know at this point. that's why we are taking the steps we are taking and get ahead of this and crest earlier rather than later and not to the extent that we have seen in other countries but i will ask the doctor to comment further. >> it again goes to the frequently used anology where the pot is going to be rather than where it is now and knowing what the rates have been doing, this seems to be the appropriate time. it was great that we had so many strategies in place. these are called mitigation intervention community strategies. this is now the more culmination of those strategies, again trying to do everything the governor just commented on. you have heard a little f

alicia levine thank you indeed for joining us.uld thank those who are doing the job of protecting us. i will explain next. as a caricature artist, i appreciate what makes each person unique. that's why i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. almost done. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ gerry: its unfortunate reality of modern life that when anything goes wrong, our first instinct is not to fix the problem is to find someone to blame. as we continue to try to digest the implications of the coronavirus we are at it again. democrats and the media are blaming the president for acting too slowly, miss communication and complacency. the president is blaming foreigners for the virus, media for hyping it and the obama menstruation for not helping us prepare for pandemics. let me say this, i am not a doctor any kind of medical expert. i can barely apply a band-aid without hurting my

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alicia levine of bny still with me.osts next couplever the of months and couple of weeks? alicia: we think the peak of the hit are still six weeks away. if you think of this as the first week where there started to be a decline in economic activity, people starting to stay closer to home, maybe some hits to their local businesses because they were home and not out buying lunch on a workday, we think the peak of the hit is still six weeks away. you're going to start seeing slowly rising claims. alix: i wonder how it impacts productivity? the workers were healthy and can come to work, does productivity increase and unit labor cross -- cost increase, it feels like a chess piece. alicia: it is. i think it is unknown right now. it is clear you will have some shedding of the work first -- the workforce on the margins. also not clear that up whatever the workers are doing is more productive. alix: you have a trickling off of demand and so your productivity does not have to necessarily pick up to stay with that. alix: to wrap u

hello america i'm mark levin. this is life, liberty and levin. as you can see we have an empty chair. the reason we have an empty chair is because we will continue to do the format in this program but we can't have guests present with me. so we will be be bringing guests in here by skype and other means so we can talk but again we will continue the format but first, before i go to our great guests, i want to make a statement. i drove down here to washington d.c., about 40 miles from here. there was nobody on the roads, i drove down pennsylvania avenue. i was the only car on the road , that in the police cruisers. you see pictures of manhattan, you see pictures a wall street, you see pictures of fifth avenue completely empty. congress has passed this, i'll call it a half abomination, half of it yes, half of it's a disgrace. we have people out of work, we have businesses shutting down, people are getting sick, some of whom are dying in a minute tell you something, the communist regime in china is a big part of the blame for this in the united state

mark: hello america i am mark levin, this is life, liberty and levin, we haveib charlie kirk. >> thankou for having me. >> you are known to our audience, i wanted to have you here because theoi sanders movement we are told the youth movement, is not that the youth will go democrat works. socialist, i want to explore this with you, i think this is very very important topic, you wrote in a magnificent book, the only ideas that will win the future. and really it res to the topics. let's jump in, first of all i have said the conservatives better stop celebrating what the democrats are going through with bernie sanders, the democrat party is the biggest political party in the country the fact that there are a lot of people voting for marxist, they can call him a democratic socialist all they want, he will not come and sit in the chair when he's sitting so he and i can discuss it. this is very troubling to me and i don't think we should be rooting for bernie sanders to be the nominee or the democrat party, am i wrong? >> you are totally correct. when i go to conservative groups across the co

mark: hello america, i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin."reat guest, michael pillsbury, how are you sir? >> mark, good to see you. mark: expert in china? >> yes. mark: and you're the director of the center on chinese strategy, hudson institute. you have written widely about china including recently. let's get started on the coronavirus and work our way through how it is being dealt with. i want to get into who would be a better president for the united states in dealing with china? i want to work our way through this. >> okay. mark: let's begin with the coronavirus. i understand it began in wuhan, china. originate ad virus with bats they think. worked its way, skipped into live animals, these open live animal markets they have in china. one in particular they think they have tracked it down to, juan wholesale seafood market with live animals of all sorts. you will explain this in a second. from there it skipped into the human population. not sure if it is touching, if it is air, if it is eating. what do you know about this? >> the original i

doctor william levine from columbia presbyterian will be joining us after the break.o call petsmart for ralphie's appointment. who's his groomer? carrie. full groom for sure what? i just booked ralphie's appointment online. that work? wait you what? it's that easy! download the app or book online at petsmart.com jeanine: all right. joining us tonight is doctor michael levine from columbia presbyterian hospital, one of the hospitals in manhattan that is very affected in the epicenter of the virus in terms of, in the interest of full disclosure he actually operated on my rotator cuff. he is an orthopedic surgeon and i had occasion to speak with him and i'm very thrilled that you're here tonight to talk about how your world is changed and so many of the doctors under you as chair of the department, given your expertise now what you're doing because of coronavirus. can you explain to my viewers how things have changed? >> jeanine, thanks so much for having me on tonight. it's certainly a pleasure to be here. it's safe to say that the word unprecedented is probably the bes

so did carl levin. and so did i. joe biden, our friend, did not vote the right way when it really mattered. but think about this one. think about the iraq war. some of you have been in that were. many of you have been touched by it, it was in your families. we lost thousands of thousands of lives, our own soldiers and military people, men and women injured. many of them killed. and hundreds of thousands of civilians killed in a needless war, in a war that was improperly carried out where we were misled at the very beginning. i was watching that vote carefully in the senate. i had left the senate by that time. god bless him, voted against the iraq war. debbie, god bless her, she voted against the iraq war. house sanders in the helped lead the fight against the iraq war and voted against the war. let me tell you a couple other democrats that voted against it. ted kennedy voted against it. along with debbie and carl levin. so did robert byrd. so to 20 other democrats. i will tell you who voted for it. joe biden voted fo

mark: hello america i'm mark levin. this is life, liberty and levin.at guest, charlie kirk, how are you. you are knowing to our audience from turning point usa but i wanted to have you here because the bernie sanders movement, the youth movement, that the youth will go democrat, were socialist. i want to discuss this with you and you've also written magnificent book, the maga doctrine and it relates to the topic. let's jump in. first of all, i have said the conservatives better stop celebrating what the democrats are going through with bernie sanders. the democrat party is the biggest political party in the country. the fact that there are a lot of people voting, they can call it the democratic socialists all they want. i know what it is, he knows what it is, he won't sit in that chair are you are right now so he and i can discuss it. this is very troubling to me. i don't think we should be rooting for bernie sanders to be the nominee of the democrat party, am i wrong? >> you are totally correct. in fact, when i go to conservative groups across the cou

i'm harvey levin.ry of arguably one of the most famous moms on the planet, who became the architect of one of the most visible and lucrative empires in entertainment. ( people clamoring ) as a little girl, kris dreamed of being a housewife and mom, but that fairy-tale life with robert kardashian was short-lived. when he filed for divorce, that was pretty devastating for you. oh, yeah! i went to the market one day and my credit card didn't work, and i'm like, "i can't even buy a tomato."

as far as robert levin dusty's finishing goes there's no dispute. he's strong in the air he can score off both his left and is right he can finish from long range just with a simple. he can do a lot for me and he's the most complete sense of forward of the past 10 or 20 years is incredible and so is his scoring record. there i'm for. his all of the talk orders that he got. just keep by numbers he just prefers to finish with his right foot that once accounted for 2 thirds of his goals. but yes the left does the job as well. just. in the air he's a true menace. the close but the last. 14 goals from did. just like his role model cloudier bizarre. stuff. much more than just such. as he's very reliable from the spot netting 25 of the 28 penalties he's taken in the league but. also you're going to miss what's fascinating about it is that he's almost never injured once and i read the statistic that he's played 93 percent of all the games he could've played and throughout his career that's a real mark of consistency physically abusing great shame on the con

. >> reporter: dental specialist jonathan levine answered the call, pairing up with a local cateringt sunny, whicpent the morning collecting items from other dentists. >> rebecca called me and alerted me to this problem. so, for mow, e it was a call to arms, and i wanted to get as many colleagues on board. we closed our offices. we have inventory, we're probably not going to open up for a number of weeks. >> reporter: levine's work trip ending here at a hospital in new york city. >> these people delivering next week. >> the more the better, you know? >> to really help thwart this terrible foe, everybody has to do their part. >> in the course of coming weeks you're going to hear of more calls and ways you can help. that is your opportunity to basically step forward and see this nation forward. >> up next, staying spiritually healthy, with bishop td jakes, and from the dark the light. theod sri warming our hearts. once-weekly ozempic® is ) helping many people with type 2 diabetes like james lower their blood sugar. a majority of adults who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maint

but how would 2 top clubs cope without their top strikers buy and face a month without robert levin dusky that puts even more pressure on the likes of your shortest antioch. and don't mind gave wunderkind adding holland a breather on the bench but doesn't really matter when jayden sanchez on the team. with axel witsel and my charm backing him up then there was the clash of the weekend as muzzled. the to and and the law take to come later. on that coming up that fast to that again in half an hour. at just 18 years old joshua xerxes has big boots to fill the dutchman was selected to replace by munich superstar striker robert levin dusky who said to be missing for a full weeks due to injury. 6 he would have plenty of help the midfield maestro tiago has what it takes to keep current humming no matter who's up front and then there's also a kimmage right behind the spaniard keeping things solid. hoffenheim beat buy into one in munich earlier this season and had won 2 out of the last 3 home clashes with the bavarians. but by and were on a 10 match unbeaten run in the bundesliga and wanted to sta

"life& levin". mark: welcome back.saying not enough to exchange white favors as intellectual but the battle at the ground level. did the smithsonian institution, 1619 effort in the new york times, the public schools are growing, embracing this it's a big problem. and you are saying to compete against this how? bob: i said to conservatives if we were fighting the second world war executing a innovating normandy, we would have the navy and air force and bombing the hell out of them and waiting for them to surrender on the beach, we would not have any marines or soldiers. nor will we be supporting the surgeons in these opera kind countries. we need ground forces. that's why when 1776 we assembled not just thinkers, that's important but also activist, people whose lives and actions embody the principles that we advocate. we want people to embrace these principles and virtues, we must demonstrate that they have the consequence of improving people's lives. they can restore communities. we brought people like john ponder, fro

shery: mark levine, thank you for your time. york city council member on the latest new york city measures to do with the outbreak. we continue to see downside pressure. the s&p 500 falling 6.6%. a bounce backf after the fed's repo announcement, but that has not been sustained. even gold, which usually acts as a safe haven, is down 2.5%. gold down for a third session. people just trying to get liquidity somewhere. crude also down 5%, falling toward that $30 a barrel level. we are heading for the biggest weekly decline since the financial crisis. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lang in toronto. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. mode. markets in somewhat credit fears hitting crisis levels after steps taken by the ecb and president trump failed to ease investor concerns. joining us for more market analysis is claire boston and chief equity strategist gina martin adams. let me start with you, claire. are we seeing a meltdown in the credit markets? claire: it is not getting any better in the credit

i'm harvey levin.ry of arguably one of the most famous moms on the planet, who became the architect of one of the most visible and lucrative empires in entertainment. ( people clamoring ) as a little girl, kris dreamed of being a housewife and mom, but that fairy-tale life with robert kardashian was short-lived. when he filed for divorce, that was pretty devastating for you. oh, yeah! i went to the market one day and my credit card didn't work, and i'm like, "i can't even buy a tomato."

." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm mark levin. this is life, liberty and levin. mr.ident, thank you for having us. >> thank you. welcome to the white house. >> thank you for everything you're doing. you're the head of the task force the president has set up. can you give us an example how it works, just on a given day, your task force and what kind of members you have on this task for. >> the president assembled the white house coronavirus task force very early in the process to organize what he said was the whole of government approach, but as the american people have witnessed and been a part of, it's really been a whole of america approach. we are working with governments at every level, state and local leaders, we are in continuous contact. we've assembled the very best health experts, we've brought together our top agencies that deal with health issues and security issues, financial issues, everything in the way the coronavirus is impacting the people and we meet every day in the situation room. that's where we start. we listen to what the statuses from the heal

. >> and murray levine an engineer from lexington, massachusetts. and out in sun prairie, wisconsin a family farmer named john krebbs. >> bigger corporations are taking over everything. >> we do need a doctor in our building. >> and a cleveland clinic, a war widow, sadie devillo and on a baltimore street corner a steel worker named art price like the others spoke to me not only of his concern for this country, but of his belief in its future. ♪ >> that's my freedom out there. that's what that flag stands for. 50 individual countries drawn together to born the united states. that's what it means to me. >> americans do believe in their country. and their flag. but among some today it has become popular to deride the symbols of patriotism. to find fault with the many individual ways people celebrate their america. but perhaps those who ridicule these beliefs have not come from where these have come. ♪ those who think patriotism is overdone and out of style, might ask how did it used to be? >> it's going to war to keep our country free. it's kept us fre

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. >> joining me is new york city councilman mark levin, chair of the council committee on health. look, you know, the governor has been very blunt about where we are, but one of the most shocking statistics i saw was that in a six-hour span, 124 new yorkers died of the coronavirus. that's a death about every three minutes. so far, nearly 1,000 deaths in new york city alone. so what is your best intel. if this isn't the peak, what will new york look like in two to three weeks, councilman? >> well, by any forecast, april is going to be brutal. our hospital systems are already maxed out. there are no more empty beds. no more empty ventilators. staff is being pushed extremely hard. shifts of 12 and 14 hours. and more people, more patients are coming in every day with more serious conditions. it's to the point that hospitals now have to turn away covid patients unless they are extremely, extremely sick. patients with the equivalent of walking pneumonia from coronavirus are being sent home because the system can't handle it. forecast ahead a week or two, this is going to be something th

please join me in welcoming to politics and prose, yuval levin. [applause] >> thank you very much.hank you i appreciate the welcome. i appreciate you being here on a friday night. i'm excited to chat a little bit about this book and what it might say to a moment that takes a little work to understand. this is a book about some of what's gone wrong in our country in recent years and what we can do about it. something has gone wrong i think is reasonably clear but exactly what it is actually isn't as clear as we sometimes think or imagine or pretend. we americans are in a sense living through social crisis. we can see that in everything from vicious partisan polarization to rapid cultural resentments and upsurge of isolation, alienation, despair that has sent suicide rates climbing and driven epidemic of opioid use in recent years these are deep dysfunctions and seemingly different parts of our society. they seem to have common roots and yet it's not easy to say what exactly those roots are. part of the crisis one of the symptoms is that we can't quite seem to get a handle on what th

harvey: i'm harvey levin. story about a man who went from selling garbage bags to bagging billions. i'm not gonna lie. it does not suck to be rich. harvey: there were struggles, failed businesses, evictions, massive debt, but he never lost his spirit or his passion for partying. - mark, you are wasted. - okay, maybe a little bit. ( laughter ) harvey: an internet company made him filthy rich, he overpaid for the mavericks, and turned the losing team into champions. when i watch the last 30 seconds of the-- when the mavericks won, it still makes me emotional.

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i'm harvey levin.alities and music producers in history, simon cowell. but before he became a household name, simon had his fair share of failures that left him flat broke. it's gotta be a little humiliating at 30 years old to fail so hard. but he would bounce back in a big way, producing a slew of shows and then conquering television with "american idol." what do you think of katy perry doing "idol?" good luck. ( laughs ) harvey: his personal life somewhat turbulent. an affair with a married woman would lead to his greatest joy,

mark: hello america i'm mark levin. this is life, liberty and levin. to our audience from turning point usa but i wanted to have you here because the bernie sanders movement, the youth movement, that the youth will go democrat, were socialist. i want to discuss this with you and y

i'm harvey levin.ack on a lucrative career on wall street to become the perfect homemaker. this 19th-century tailor's table will be absolutely perfect for the adult. harvey: but martha stewart's life wasn't all perfection. i did not want to get divorced. i think he had a wandering eye. and wandering whatever. ( laughs ) harvey: she was a billionaire. unstoppable until a tiny stock deal landed her in prison. james comey was the prosecutor. yeah, dear james.

really all minutes a very slick machine as usual and they're doing it with a even top scorer robert levin he's been injured soon as he's injured they go to hoffenheim win 6 no so this is a well oiled machine as a c. and if he be a sport today it'll be 4 points clear of dortmund 5 clear of leipzig and you'd be if you took beats off the bat against them then a after the temple initial bit i cannot corrigan thanks very much to you. to mark international women's day we're highlighting inspiring stories about women from across the world the next report takes us to pakistan where women and girls are expected to hit and hit a strict on a code conservative groups that believe women should be kept a veiled and in their harm spot younger generations are challenging these attitudes and creating space for girls to thrive. a brave act in an ultra conservative society here in the neighborhood of kharaj females aren't supposed to do such things going out in public is considered taboo cycling brings mobility and independence to women and girls and is often met with hostility. when we started to learn to

was supposed to be about teenager joshua xerxes making his 1st start in place of the injured robert levin dusty byron starting with an offensive on slot storing 4 goals in the 1st half including one from xerxes to put the match out of reach. thomas mujahid 2 assists now with 16 a legal right to fully pick the cio netted a brace. but the action was overshadowed in the 77 minute due to biron fans insulting hoffenheim zoner dietmar hot with the fence of banners the official inforced a policy normally used to combat racism 1st warning buyer about the abusive behavior of their fans by an players attempted to calm them down even byron's top brass try but that didn't work and the players were ordered to walk off the pitch. trim it to peace time deeply ashamed from byron's perspective because of these idiots all i can say is that the moment has come today in which the whole bonus league all of german football has to take a combined step against these idiots who wouldn't listen yesterday we had some room us that. hold of one is new york up try to connect and wanted to sign and send a sign against

now seem it is dale levin of it all is a lockdown and you mentioned has been how can you and are there any other measures that authorities can implement to slow down the spread of infection. well we do know that they've put in place additional measures considering the fact that this coming week is a very crucial one and so we have seen limitations and don't typically you can't move to your 2nd home for example but a lot of the and regional leaders are calling for more stringent measures they want to complete lockdown they want all activity to stop offices shut sections shut a transportation to be limited building sites to be shut down will together and we'll have to see that the government takes their advice and then she puts that in place of course that will have a significant impact as well of the crowd we're already seeing long queues in front of the supermarket as people are concerned about their access to what the terms of essentials for daily living the other issue of concern of course is the impact of the infection rate on the medical staff some 80 percent of those infected are

financial muscle to help battle the coronavirus pandemic in football by immunex prolific paul robert levin said goodbye to a few of his goal bonuses as he pledged a 1000000 euros to germany's fighting fund. a separate initiative called we kick corona by 11 teammates leon gorecki and you're sure commish raised more than 2500000 euros in its 1st few days in france paris and german raised over 200000 euros for local medical staff battling the coronavirus by selling out a new special edition strip bearing the words all united. reigning european champions liverpool meanwhile had a simple message of support designed to give medical workers a much needed lift. thank you to all the incredible people who are services. workers who want their. believe or what you are doing. on behalf of all of us from elop see i would like to say thank you. germany in. a typical show of solidarity from the club whose motto is being echoed across the sporting world you'll never walk alone. this is news stay tuned for our documentary film about. plastic plastic tide choking on coke i'm michael. have more news for you a

ust: yuval levin is joining from his home in maryland.e will get to your phone calls and you can send a text message at (202)-748-8003. i want to share with you this headline from the washington post to go to my earlier question on the president and his response. u.s. intelligence reports from january and february warning about a likely pandemic. this from shane harris, and a team of washington post reporters. quote, u.s. intelligence agencies were issuing ominous classified warnings in january and february about the global danger posed by the coronavirus while president trump and lawmakers played down the threat and failed to take action that might have slowed the threat of the pathogen -- slowed the spread of the pathogen. the intelligence reports did not predict when the virus might land on u.s. shores or recommend particular steps as public health officials should take. the spread of the that in china and warned chinese officials seem to be minimizing the severity of the outbreak. a virus that showed the characteristics of globally ci