in race against loeffler. sides chosen, that does not seem to go well for establishment republicans. what are we doing to see happen here. >> this is he stay neutral in primaries, for a lot of reasons, one, you come out of divisive primaries, it, it easier to reach your hand out to other side, say let's get back together, we have to keep that seat in joe, we wil georgia. we hope whoever get through the primary. we'rthey win that seat, to mainn our majority in senate, we have a three-seat majority in senate. lou: have you had any discussions with mcconnell and leadership in senate. those comments that i've season against a republican running not the choice of the majority leader. but to attack collins in that personal and nasty way. not once but twice. >> yeah, nrsb has a standing policy they support incumbent, that has been their policy since i've been rncchair. we stay neutral to bring people together at end of race. i -- we need to keep that seat, i am concerned about georgia. and i hope it does not get so n

senator loeffler's latest financial disclosures show her husband jeffrey sprecher -- who is chair of the new york stock exchange -- bought more than $200,000 worth of shares of dupont in late february and early when loeffler had access march to privileged briefings about the threat of the coronavirus. dupont produces personal protective equipment for medical workers. in february, senator loeffler and her husband began dumping millions of dollars' worth of shares in companies that have since plummeted in value. at the time, loeffler publicly downplayed the risk of a pandemic, tweeting -- "democrats have dangerously and intentionally misled the american people on #coronavirus readiness." another republican senator, intelligence committee chair richard burr of north carolina, faces a senate ethics probe and an fbi investigation after he sold as much as $1.7 million worth of stocks just days before markets began tanking in february. the united nations has indefinitely postponed the cop26 climate summit scheduled for glasgow, scotland, in november over coronavirus fears. the climate actio

senator kelly loeffler under new scrutiny after questions emerge about her stock trades before stock markets took a major tumble. >>> plus, democrats are looking ahead to november and what can be done to keep voters safe while casting ballots. those stories and a check on your weather when we come back. n your weather when we come back who has time for wrinkles? neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair®. we've got the retinol that gives you results in one week. not just any retinol. accelerated retinol sa. one week is all it takes. neutrogena®. killer attitude. nevor hydration.... neutrogena® hydro boost. the #1 hyaluronic acid moisturizer delivers 2x the hydration for supple, bouncy skin. neutrogena®. >>> welcome back. "the wall street journal" is reporting that republican senator kelly loeffler of georgia and her husband purchased and sold about $1.4 million in stock during the market panic setoff by the coronavirus pandemic. loeffler reported that she and her husband, who is chairman of the new york stock exchange, bought about nearly $600,000 of stock and sold about $845,000 of stock fro

loeffler the choice of the mitch mcconnell and the leadership of the u.s. senate. that may change.gressman doug collins hoping that does change is the ranking member of the house judiciary committee. he's also running for the seat held by loeffler and having a grand old time in the state of georgia. and we are always delighted to have you here with us on the show. congressman, how goes the race? >> the race is going well. i can't thank my friend drew ferguson more for coming on. he has been a great leader. it clarifies to the people of georgia that we have a victory path that can win and beat the democrats in november in a runoff. and keeping the senate and getting back to business as the american people. lou: i thought it was interesting the way congressman ferguson put it. he sort of summed up the situation with all the infighting and conflict within the republican party for the seat you are campaigning for. he said georgia republicans need to unify behind dog and leave the distraction and uncertainly of other candidates in the rearview mirror. >> i think he sees the problem that

great news for republican congressman collins in his senate race against rino senator kelly loeffler,eading all candidates in georgia senate race, loeffler polls behind leading democratic candidate, among georgia republicans, collins support is up questioned, 70% of republicans backing collins now, 20% loeffler. >> radical dimm house speaker nancy pelosi, who led the part of hate in its efforts to try to over throw the president is now accusing high supreme court of trying to undermine democracy. for ruling against extending wisconsin a absentee voting for today's primary election. here we are. >> you have supreme court of united states, undermining the -- our democracy. it is really shameful. 5 to 4. surprise, surprise. lou: surprise, surprise. no surprise that nancy pelosi would be oblivious of ir irony d hypocrisy of her remarks. >> ed rollins is joining us tonight, what do you make of nancy pelosi having the gall after leading a witch-hunt and an effort to over throw the president of united states tokin suggest this supreme court is try turning under mine democracy. >> don't think

but the senator there, kelly loeffler who is accused of selling stock after and i even til tell jones community is standing right up there. supporting this re-opening. do you think she can appreciate what ordinary georgians are going through? >> she was appointed by brian kemp. most people in georgia don't work off stock evenings. that's not something they are familiar with. while this was going on their 401ks and retirements were getting hammered. what they want to do is get back to wok, earn their pay checks and take care of their families. and take care of their families. judge these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. tonight, so many great responses to tonight justice poll question. when you are out of shelter in place, where's the first place you are headed? says, anywhere my family isn't. and says, a haircut is first, then a restaurant and all she wants to be is served. supertramp said we a

but the senator there, kelly loeffler who is accused of selling stock after and i even til tell jonesmunity is standing right up there. supporting this re-opening. do you think she can appreciate what ordinary georgians are going through? >> she was appointed by brian kemp. most people in georgia don't work off stock evenings. that's not something they are familiar with. while this was going on their 401ks and retirements were getting hammered. what they want to do is get back to wok, earn their pay checks and take care of their families. judge jeanine: we'll be right back. -excuse me. uh... do you mind...being a mo-tour? -what could be better than being a mo-tour? the real question is... do you mind not being a mo-tour? -i do. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. -i do. heyi'm confused. up? confused about what, everything ok? yeah, i only see one price on my phone bill. that doesn't sound confusing mama. you're on t-mobile, taxes and fees are included. oh come on, there's always extra fees! not on t-mobile mama. why can't all my bills be like this? i don't know mama.

. >>> and governor temp in a sense stood up to president trump, and appointed kelly loeffler insteaddent would have preferred. apparently they sold a lot of stock, they knew in january, after there was a high-level united states senate briefing about how dangerous this situation could be. we know another senator, burr, warned high-level contributor donors. she was selling stock. i mean, does it make sense for the governor to be unaware of what a united states senator knew about, but appears to be dumping stock as a result of? >> yeah. well, you see, of course, they're pursuing. you have a couple actors out there pursuing their own best interests at a time of national crisis. so you see the stock trading not just from kelly loeffler, but questions have been raced by david perdue, which of course i'm running to unseat, and whether he was using that same information to trade in his personal stocks, because he does not have a blind trust, but you also see the ideological self-interests in of course rolling back the epa standards in a time of crisis, in texas using this moment to ban abor

♪music) >> tucker: two weeks ago we had senator kelly loeffler of georgia on the show.o defend yourself from accusations of dishonesty and insider trading. she had sold more than $3 million worth of stock shortly after receiving private briefings in the congress on coronavirus. she denied doing anything wrong, she said the traits were performed by her financial advisors without her previous knowledge. now new congressional disclosures show that she sold far more stock than we initially knew. between february 26th and march 11, she and her husband dumped almost $19 million of stock in intercontinental exchange, the company her husband runs. during that same period the couple also sold a million dollars worth of shares in other countries, including several retailers. meanwhile, they bought a lot of dupont, they manufacture antiviral protective gear. so did she know any of this was happening? we don't know the answer to that. if we do know that on march 10th after almost all these trades were done, she went on twitter to assure constituents that everything was fine. >> the

loeffler calls the accusations -- >> oh, we have lost kayla just there. we'll get back to her with more of that news seems like the senator is decidedly to sell the individual stock holdings to try to get past the fury and selling them at the lows, as well must have decided that was really necessary to do that if and when we get kayla back we'll get more on the story. >>> up 1% on the s&p 500 same for the dow nasdaq behind. the russell leads up. >>> up next, new results out from the annual piper sandler survey of teens across america tracking from shopping to eating to whether or not the group is doing more or less netflix and chilling in the coronavirus crisis courtney reagan will have that story for us coming up next. issues facing our world,ticl what do you see? we see a billion more people breathing free. we see access to fresh food being the global norm, not the exception. we see homes staying cooler, without the planet getting warmer. at emerson, when issues become inspiration, focusing core strengths to create a better world isn't just a result, it

if either party is caught looking like they're playing politics, look at what's happened to kelly loeffler down in georgia. and i single her out, not to pile on her political problems, but she is the senator that sold some stock. it is -- her numbers have collapsed inside the republican primary down there in georgia that just shows you how lethal it is if even a whiff, if you're playing a whiff of politics with this pandemic. and that's why i'm surprised by today's actions. >> you put it really well, and you remind everyone amidst all these other stories you have, all the allegations could be litigated, investigated about whether people were using information, public or not to get a personal benefit. and then stack that against what we have been reporting all day, all month, the pain people are living through. and as you say, zero tolerance for that, which makes sense among a lot of the evidence for voters. >> we haven't even sent out the checks yet. wait until people start -- if they don't get their checks, wait until that heat comes at them. >> right. they're checks that congress and ste

, doug collins, the congressmafrom georgia who has been so close to the president,t he app kelly loefflerd donald trump was told, according to reports from cnn by antony fauci, dr. anthony fauci thatule not support and would not defend the lifting of the quarantine in georgia, so he backed off.to it appeare a cynical, political ploy with the that improves the economy, theg president gets credit, for any increase in the pandemic, ine incidents of dase and death, that ha has been the decision o vernor. >> woodruff: so, david, i mean, the president, by doing this, is passing on responsibility to the governors, for better or wors >> yeah, and i'm happabout it. i don't want life or death decisions made by a guy who thinks this can be solved by andrinking disinfe so we're getting it into safer upand better hands. there's a division of powers here. federal government is there to dole out money and organize testing and things like that. so far it's done a reasonably od job at doling out a lot of money. but the states are there to make decisions about their own states. if you had people in wyoming

in response to senator loeffler she also had a statement that she put out that said she was fully on board with the president and she was fully on board with the governor. i understand that's an interesting answer but at the same point in time you need to have your own answer and your answer would reflect with the people of georgia are telling you. and the locals need input, our medical community facing different areas and have different needs than the whole state. so i think from the perspective of leadership, leadership says this is what my decision is and there are concerns with with the decision but the president made a pretty clear what his expectations were. he spoke to the governor about that, then i will leave that to the governor and the president. the problem is, she also stated that she believed in both of them, not just one. >> sandra: congressman, we have to leave it there, a few seconds left. mike pence putting out an optimistic message that he thinks a lot of this could be behind us by early summer, past memorial day. do you see that happening? >> if we do what we are

we now understand that senator kelli loeffler was selling off more stock than originally reported, herenk those stock sales were a form of corruption? >> yes, i think this is a major problem, i wrote a book in 2011 called throw them all out which broke the story on insider trading by members of congress and it rea led to the passage oe stock act. as i look at these cases we are starting to see emerge from the house as well because remember, not everybody has reported their stock transaction yet in this congress. but the one involving senator burr is critically egregious and in my mind the classic case of insider trading and i think he should be investigated and charged under the stock act by the department of justice. in his particular case he got a very apocalyptic briefing the next day, the next day he sold i believe 33 positions which amounted to well more than half of his entire net worth in a single day transaction. his claim was that he was watching cable news and decided to make the stock trade which i think it strange credulity. i think all of these needs to be looked at, kelly

georgia senator kelly loeffler is selling all of her stocks.s before the market crashed during the pandemic. her husband jeffrey also chairs the new york stock exchange, loeffler says she hopes this will end a quote distraction. my family's investment accounts are being used as weapons for an assault on my character at a time when we should all be focused on making our country safe and strong. kansas lawmakers overturning the governor's executive order limiting to 10 people. lori kelly says the order is needed to flatten the curve in her state. >> what it does have is the ability to undermine and inject chaos into our statewide emergency response systems. the attorney general for kansas says the order limiting church services-likely violated the state constitution. a look at your headlines. ainsley: thank you so much, jillian. janice? janice: we are into severe weather season. the potential for severe weather not only today but for the next several days. the good news is people are staying at home which is great, but just know what to do if the

reporter: why on the test what did you include kelly loeffler? senatorump: she is the from the great state -- a state that i love. georgia. that, i don't know -- i don't know about that. she is a senator from georgia. she was included in the list, absolutely. go ahead, please. reporter: you said you spoke to angela merkel. pres. trump: many of the of the, gap yard -- many leaders, yeah. you talkingich were about? u.k.? pres. trump: some of the was that did not do well? you have to look. some of them got hit hard. ien i close our border, when did the ban on china, they say a lot of people that did not come in here went to italy. that's like italy was hit hard. i don't think it was because of government. italy is locked down probably more than any other country right now. it is locked solid down. they got hit hard because people that were coming to the united states could not come because i closed the country in january and they went to italy, they say it had to do with trade, with the purchase of certain materials, italy was an alternative. many p

you remember senator kelly loeffler, the georgia senator made substantial profit selling shares in healthrelated issues after task force briefing at that she got on task force coronavirus before it got to be a big deal, she said there was nothing coincidental of the timing. she is liquidating her individual stock shares. don't know whether that includes all stock shares or just ones in question here. she and her husband made a tidy profit out of that. they said there was nothing evil going on here but those shares are gone and charles payne is here. hey, charles. charles: neil, thank you very much and good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this this is "making money". stocks are rallying as states show slower coronavirus cases. bernie sanders suspended his campaign i will look under the hood of the markets with all-star guests to show you what the internals are i pa saying. i will speak to the ceo of this app we're all using these days, zoom as they face a class-action lawsuit over privacy and security. democrats want hundreds of billions of dollars in

should there be more of an outcry, more calls for investigation about the stock trading by senator loefflertor burr, and others? >> well, there is an investigation, as a matter of fact. that investigation is under way. i don't know what the conclusion will be. it's being conducted by the senate ethics committee. that's the body that's set up to do exactly that. on the surface, these are troubling allegations, for sure. but i want to wait and see what the investigation shows. yes, of course, there should be an investigation, and there is one. i think that should make people feel at least that this isn't being swept under the rug. >> are you comfortable, senator, with having the -- >> and -- >> sorry. >> go ahead, bob. >> i wanted to follow up. is the senate ethics committee investigation enough? >> well, let's wait and see. let's see how thorough the work is that they do. i can tell you as a senator that we take the ethics committee seriously. it's a significant part of the checks and balances within the senate. so i'm not going to conclude now that they did a thorough job or didn't because