maga loves the black people. i heard that maga wanted to be there. a lot of maga was going to be there. i have no idea if that's true or not. but they love our country. maga is just an expression, but maga loves our country. okay. >> -- to hold a counterprotest? >> i don't care. i want to thank the secret service. they were so professional last night. it was incredible. so professional. they were really great. really great. any other questions? anybody else going? >> mr. president -- >> by the way, i want to say it again. secret service did a job last night that was incredible. minneapolis, i love that city. as you know, i've had very great success there. almost won the state for the first time in many, many decades. but almost won that state. and it's a great state. minnesota. they've got to get tougher. they've got to get tougher. they've got to be strong. honor the memory of george floyd. honor his memory. they have to get tougher. and by being tougher, they will be honoring his memory. but they cannot let that happen. when i saw policemen run by

but listen, i'd rather him say maga loves the black people than maga hates the black people.ake what i can get tonight. >> you're a good one to raise this with. we were discussing the fact almost like school shootings we have these same conversations over and over. it's got to change. and yet here we are. you partnered with jay-z, meek mill and others to form the alliance for criminal justice reform. have you accomplished anything tangible that gives you hope? >> yeah, we have. first of all, we've introduced legislation in about half a dozen states to reform the probation and parole systems there. everyone talks about mass incarceration, 2 million people locked up in the u.s. huge number, the most incarcerated number country in the world. but there's 4 million people caught up on probation. also the reform alliance has been able to work on a bipartisan basis in the middle of this pandemic to get about 40,000 people out of harms way, out of jails, out of prisons, safely home and working with the white house and others. so we're only 18 months old. it's a new effort, but i'm ve

maga loves black people. that maga wanted to be there and a lot of maga was going to be there and i have no idea. they love our country. remember that, maga, it's just an expression, maga loves our country. >> the protest-- >> i don't care, i mean, i don't care. i want to thank the secret service, they were so professional last night, it was incredible. they were so professional, they were really great. really great. any other questions? anybody else going? >> mr. president-- >> by the way i want to say it again, secret service did a job last night that was incredible. minneapolis, i love that city as you know i've had very great success there, almost won the state for the first time in many, many decades, but almost won that state and it's a great state, minnesota. they've got to get tougher. they've got to get tougher. they've got to be strong. honor the memory of george floyd, honor his memory. they have to get tougher, and by being tougher they will be honoring his memory, but they cannot let that happen.

maga, it's just an expression, but maga loves our country. >> reporter: it's unclear how many people would show up for such an event tonight and whether or not any of the security situation that is still in place would change before that would happen. we expect the president due back at the white house around 8:00 this evening. dana. >> mark meredith, thank you. across the country, protests over the death of george floyd are planned in at least 37 cities today. a live look near union square in new york city where a crowd is marching peacefully. but some of these events have been far from peaceful. at least two people died in oakland, a security officer and drive-by shooting and in detroit a 21-year-old man shot by someone who approached a car he was sitting in. businesses were damaged in those cities as well as places in atlanta, milwaukee, phoenix and dayton, ohio to name a few. we'll have more on this later in the hour. the arrest of the former officer in the death of george floyd not stopping protests across the country. next, why some are saying that the charges against the offic

white house, president trump casting blame, threatening force, and tweeting a cryptic message about maga night at the white house. at the same time, the family of george floyd requesting an independent autopsy and pushing for the arrest of three other officers in that video. abc's alex perez leads our coverage from minneapolis. >> don't shoot! >> reporter: tonight, a nation on edge. for the first time in 164 years, the governor of minnesota is now fully mobilizing the national guard. protests erupting in minneapolis last night, the powder keg of the crisis. businesses set on fire as rage continues to boil over for the death of george floyd while in police custody. >> what's his name? >> george floyd! >> the situation in minneapolis

the secret service handled them easy, tonight is maga night at the white house and the president elaborated about this before -- jon: interrupting that report, the attorney general is making a statement on the george floyd investigation, let's listen. >> it's real and legitimate. accountability for his death must be addressed and is being addressed through the regular process of our criminal justice system, both at the state and at the federal level. that system is working and moving at exceptional speed. already initial charges have been filed by the state. that process continues to move forward and justice will be served. unfortunately with the rioting that is occurring in many of our cities around the country, the voices of peaceful protests are being hijacked by violent radical elements, groups of outside radicals and agitators are exploiting the situation to pursue their own separate and violent agenda. in many places, it appears the violence is planned, organized and driven by left extremist grs using antifa-like tactics, many of whom travel from outside the state to promote the viole

blaming antifa and the radical left and suggesting tonight is, quote, maga night at the white house. >>> we have liftoff. the historic rocket launch at the kennedy space center. nasa and spacex teaming up, sending two u.s. astronauts into space from u.s. soil for the first time in nearly a decade. gio benitez in cape canaveral with what's next for this mission to space. oo >>> the new exposure warning. officials concerned about protesters failing to heed social distancing guidelines. as authorities in missouri confirm a case of covid-19 tied to those alarming memorial day images. the packed pool parties in the lake of the ozarks in full swing. an infected partygoer in that crowd as the global cases now top 6 million. >>> the dramatic highway rescue. a woman telling the 911 operator her brakes won't work. weaving in and out of traffic on the highway. and what the 911 operator told her to do that may have saved her life. >>> you okay? >> and "america strong." the little girl involved in a frightening accident, and the moment she found exactly who she needed. >>> good evening. thanks fo

maga says make america great again. these are people that love our country. i have no idea if they're going to be here. i was just asking. but i have no idea if they're going to be here, but maga is, make america great again. by the way, they love african-american people. they love black people. maga loves the black people. >> reporter: a pretty strange comment from the president there saying the maga love black people, suggesting there is a difference between his supporters who are not black and black people in the united states in general. there are, of course, some black trump supporters, although they are certainly a minority in that group. but some strange comments from the president there. but nonetheless, he's saying that this is not about encouraging violence. what we do know, ana, is that this is a president who, in the past, has stoked division in this country and seized on existing divisions, existing cultural flashpoints in order to -- for political gain, essentially. and certainly, we saw the president a couple of days ago saying this phrase, whe

tonight is maga night at the white house. the president said he heard there was the mobility of these demonstrations -- the possibility of these demonstration. we have not seen anything official. lafayette park is shut down to the public. as we were coming in, we noticed more secret service officers. the perimeter around pennsylvania avenue was more secure than on a typical saturday morning and will be interesting to see how the rest of the afternoon plays out. the president is due back at the white house later on this evening after that spacex launch. arthel. arthel: mark meredith, thank you very much. eric. eric: arthel, the case against former police officer derek chauvin now winds through the legal system. what comes next. joining us is former assistant attorney general, bob driscoll. we understand that the attorney general, bill barr, will likely have a statement later on this afternoon, meetings at the department of justice, your former employer in the area that you dealt with, civil rights. what will they be looking at

tonight is maga night at the white house, question mark. we have reached out to see what the president meant with that question and we'll wait to see if he makes additional remarks on the way to florida. we did notice extra secret service officers outside as we were coming to work this morning. lafayette park remains shut down right now to the general public there is no signs of chaos or anything like what we saw last night happening right now, eric. eric: all right, mark. by the way, we'll have live coverage of spacex about two and a half hours from now. neil cavuto will be handling that just like walter cronkite used to do during the apollo mission, stay tuned for that. arthel: we'll have to check that out for sure. eric, we'll check it out. minnesota's governor insisted he is going to fully deploy the national guard to help minneapolis police control the protesters and the rioters. let's go to lucas tomlinson at the pentagon with that story. >> arthel, over 13,000 national guard. at the press conference, the governor says he's spoken to

then he adds to the tweet i wonder if tomorrow night is maga night and i tweeted what does maga night mean because we know that donald trump ran with the help of someone neemed steve bannon who by his own designate bright breitbart the home of alt white. that is the name for it. so the modern version of it. he has people in his administration who have those leanings. he himself has made really racist statements and been really particular about the people that he sees as enemy i as being brown, s-hole countries and black people who kneel in the nfl. he is particular about who he is and who his people are in his own mind so when he things there is going to be maga night and the people who marches in charlottesville who killed a young woman who happened to be white, heather heyyer, who said there were fine people among them, it is very suspicious when he said it is going to be maga right and the far right took that and ran with it and those who follow what the far right does and says online noted they took it and ran with it and had their own interpretation. there was a scary interpretat

i heard that maga wanted to be there, a lot of maga wanted to be there. they love our country. >> okay, crib sheet for any white people out there, if you're playing the home game. please don't refer to us as the black people. that's worth at least ten points and may save your life. tell me whether you think the influence of the president is the primary factor, is it an abetting factor. these things that have gone on are not new how much of this do you put directly on the president and how much of this is deeper systemic stuff we haven't dealt with yet? >> this president has been responsible for dog whistling to much of that constituency that follows him. and saying to them, get tough, and telling police officers to be rough on those that they arrest. he has a -- basically undermined john lewis, one of our civil rights leaders and talk about him. and basically said, we live in rat holes and on and on and on. he is disparaged by so many ways. that conversation about loving blacks is so disingenuous, he's such a liar. and yes i think he's emboldened those wh

maga loves the black people. i heard that maga wanted to be there. a lot of maga was going there be there. i have no idea if that's true or not but they love our country, remember that, maga, it's just an expression, but maga loves our country. okay. i don't care. i want to just thank, though, the secret service, they were so professional last night. it was incredible. they were so professional. they were really great. really great. any other question? anybody else going? >> mr. president -- >> by the way, i want to say it again. secret service did a job last night that was incredible. minneapolis, i love that city. as you know i've had very great success there. almost won the state for the first time until, many decades. but almost won that state and it's a great state, minnesota. they've got to get tougher. they've got to get tougher. they've got to be strong. honor the memory of george floyd, honor his memory. they have to get tougher and by being tougher they will be honoring his memory but they cannot let that happen. when i saw policemen run by

maga loves black people. >> reporter: after clashes with secret service overnight, the president wrote, "i was inside, watched every move, and couldn't have felt more safe." then added, "nobody came close to breeching the fence. if they had, they would have been greeted with the most vicious dogs and the most ominous weapons i have ever seen." >> to make a reference to vicious dogs is no subtle reminder to african americans of segregationists who let dogs out on women, children, and innocent people in the south. >> reporter: it follows another racially charged tweet from the president friday when the looting starts, the shooting starts. the phrase was originally coined in 1967 by a people police chief known for aggressive policing tactics in black communities. >> i don't know where it came from, where it originated. >> reporter: president trump's democratic rival, joe biden, has called the president's tweets incendiary and former president barack obama recently broke his silence on the george floyd case. he said in a statement, "this shouldn't be normal in 2020 america. we can and must

at, doesn't mean that the underlying economy is not great >> so guy adami, it is possible to have maga go higher, but the banks continue to trade lower? >> so does that mean you just go with it in. >> yes, absolutely i think most people agree. it's absolutely happening, because once again it's incredible, the complacency that's found its way back in the market after the market is impervious to everything that's going on in the world. again i'll say this, i understand what's happening, i understand money flows and what have you i don't think people are paying attention. the nasdaq is more expensive on a valuation basis as is the s&p 500. which may be okay when the federal reserve is throwing money away willie nilly. quite frankly, it should scare a lot of people. i agree with dan and b.k. in terms of the banks and what they're saying, it doesn't mean that some of these stocks can't continue on their merry ride, that is -- i'll go back to it, it's stranger things, it's hawkins, indiana, winona ryder's resurgence, all those things wrapped up into one. >> speaking of stranger things, tim h

. >> big cap tech helped prop markets up today don't change this mini-maga rally, though. always great to speak with you >>> great to be here >> you're not talking about technology, you're saying overall, don't buy anything right now, why not >> i think we have to be careful about making it a big cap tax thing, at 29.50 i'm not chasing. what's interesting, the fed put -- if you had a strike price, it would be right here, this is -- on april 9th, the game changing decision that the fed made was to announce a $2 trillion stimulus package that could buy municipal debt that made it going all the way back to the low on likely. you have a fed putting it right at this area, this is a perfect place to have a real bull/bear epic battle. a tug of war between monetary stimulus and negative economic outcome. and what a place the rage is right here >> what should investors do at this point >> he with load our rating market in january. to get us more offensive, to mirror what a lot of the other panelists have said. you need to see more than these mega cap stocks rallying the s&p 500 is

maga loves the black people. >>> the violence in the streets leading to hundreds of arrests, leaving the despair in the wake of destruction. >> these people are tearing up our livelihood. >> our abc news team on the ground in minneapolis. and across the country, with the latest developments. >>> good morning on a wrenching sunday in america. whit and i are right here in new york city. eva's on the scene in minneapolis. >>> overnight, the protests escalating across the country over george floyd who died after nearly nine minutes with his neck under the knee of a minneapolis police officer. >> this, as more than a dozen cities declare curfew. and call in the national guard. >> and it's happening against the backdrop of a pandemic. with large crowds and some people not wearing masks. let's get right to eva where it all started in minneapolis, and eva, what's the situation there on the ground right now? >> whit, this is the scene that people in cities all across america are waking up to this morning. there were protests here again last night. the national guard was out trying to keep peo

maga of course being make america great. a reference to his supporters. and so it sounded like he was summoning his supporters to the white house, the area around the white house, presumably to counter-protest against the demonstrators that we've been seeing out there. and then he also said, as if an attempt to sort of tamp this down and bring african-americans into the fold, he said, "maga loves the black people." and that just obviously sounds so disconnected from the kind of messaging that certainly many of the protesters would like to hear out there. and then when he was asked whether he wanted his supporters to come down there, he claimed that he didn't care. so it was certainly not the message of resolve, of support, of an effort to tamp down this unbelievably high temperature in this country. and then he went off to florida and has returned. we saw the helicopters flying over the protests as he was returning to washington. but have yet to really hear any sort of message from him tonight. as we were saying, these protests, these fires are burning ju

pet leash, maga dog collar, and usa camo dog bandanna by the way, if you see a dog in maga pet leash aspca sarah mclachlan will come get the dog and it will be taken away in the -- ♪ hands of an angel just the best -- like this part of the acoustics just makes, i think, my voice come alive in a way you don't get in the studio. trump always wanted a loyal attorney general and now he's got one in bill barr the president is rage tweeting about exacting revenge against his political enemies as a pandemic craters the economy and touches his own white house. and on top of everything else, he's incapable of summoning even the bare minimum level of empathy for the people affected by the crisis. we don't need a test to tell us he's >> sick guy. there's something wrong with him. >> seth: this has been "a clo" -- oh, no oh, the wasps are out! oh, the thing we wanted to happen least, happened these are real wasps these are not children in wasp costumes oh, no oh, no, he's stinging me oh, god, this is a nightmare oh, everything has gone from bad to worse [ light laughter ] oh, no oh, no [ laughte

maga is just an expression. maga loves our country. host: that from the south lawn as the president was leaving yesterday for cape canaveral. some of the headlines, front page of the "new york times," spreading unrest, leaving a nation on edge. from the sunday week in review section, the world is broken. greed and globalization sets us p. there is no vaccine for white supremacy. this from massachusetts. good morning. good morning. you're on the air. caller: sbore that. we'll go to bruce in pennsylvania. good morning, bruce. quhipe we're witnessing going on in is the failure of the progressive democratic party who are majorly in charge of all these cities, why aren't they changing the policies? they're the boss of these police people, and they got elected to run those cities. why aren't they holding them responsible before this stuff is happening? but nobody ever, ever points a finger at them. and if you count all the cities, you can go democratic control, 30, 40 years, and poor people are still living in places that are appalling. and

maga loves black people. >> reporter: and in a tweet that critics said evoked images of civil rights,olice siccing dogs on protesters, the president said nobody came close to breaching the fence. if they had, they would have been greeted with the most vicious dogs and most ominous weapons i had ever seen 6789 also in the president's line of fire, d.c.'s democratic mayor. he accused her of not letting local police intervene in the protests outside the white house but that false claim was quickly contradicted, not just by washington officials but also the president's own secret service, who said d.c. police were indeed very much part of the response. >> what used to be heard in dog whistles we now hear from a bull horn. >> reporter: while president trump said he did speak with george floyd's family, floyd's brother is now speaking out too, saying in that conversation he couldn't even get a word in. >> it was so fast, he didn't give me the opportunity to even speak. it was hard. i was trying to talk to him but he just kept like pushing me off, like i don't want to hear what you're talkin

. >> maga is make america great again. by the way, they love african-american people.e black people. maga loves the black people. >> the memory of george floyd is being dishonored by rioters, looters and anarchists. >> yeah. he got me. let's go, let's go, let's go! keep rolling, keep rolling, keep rolling. all right.

you wonder why those people are there, many of them in maga hats. they're there because the guy who they worship, often in a cult-like way, has told them that their state is somehow occupied by a dictatorial force. that's what "liberate michigan" means, and governor whitmer is happy with her 63% approval rating, and she obviously is governing that state by the views of two-thirds of the voters really well. but president trump still has a lot of power in that state, and you could see it on display today. >> two friends of our broadcast, eugene robinson, john heilemann, who we know has raised his fruit bowl game in real time. appreciate it, buddy. >>> a quick programming note for everyone watching. tomorrow on this very network, 6:00 a.m., joe biden will join "morning joe" for an exclusive interview. he's going to respond for the first time to that allegation of sexual assault against him. again, it's an exclusive interview, "morning joe" tomorrow, 6:00 a.m. on this network. >>> now, coming up for us after a final break, we check in on a couple we hav

. >> maga is make america great again. by the way, they love african-american people. they love black people. maga loves the black people. >> the memory of george floyd is being dishonored by rioters, looters and anarchists. >> yeah. he got me. let's go, let's go, let's go! keep rolling, keep rolling, keep rolling. all right. >> reporter: good morning, i'm ali velshi. a peaceful scene near minneapolis, not like last night where police took a hard line against protesters in dozens of cities across the united states. i am back here, by the way, in south minneapolis where all of this started on a burned out block. a sense of what you're looking at on the screen. these are just eight of the protests around new york last night and chicago, 3,000 people demonstrated burning at least one flag, climbing on to a chicago transit bus and a lightpole hurling bottles overturning police cars. in cleveland, a situation in which downtown storefronts were vandalized and multiple police cars set on fire. 10,000 protesters in l.a. with multiple lapd vehicles at an lapd kiosk set on fire,

he suggested perhaps a maga, make america great again rally, outside the white house. how does this president view his role in this national moment >> reporter: well, i think that's the -- it doesn't appear he views himself as a healer, though he would probably dispute that he says, i'm trying to heal, people just aren't listening to me but i think we saw this sort of different tone to the president. it was interesting to watch him yesterday. you had the bomb thrower on twitter, but then you had clearly staff -- it appears staff intervened and his public comments yesterday were all more reserved or an attempt to tone down or an attempt to sound as conciliatory as he can be. but, look, willie, to be generous here, this is not in his tool box you know, he has had a career where he runs towards controversy, he looks at divides and thinks, how do i take advantage of the he's not the guy that says, where's the glue to see if i can bring everybody back together. >> yeah. and stark contrast this week, as we look at the presidential campaign, because it's want just what we see

think esthetically, they have very similar to trump rallies in that, you know, you have people in magaembers of fashist groups like the boys of michigan and militia groups that are all kind of forming this coalition around trump. >> there's something that feels on the precipice, when you see a bunch of armed individuals demanding to break into a legislature. christopher mathias a great reporter in all of this, thank you so much for making time for us tonight. that is "all in" for this evening. the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. thanks, my friend. have a good weekend. >>> thanks for joining us this hour. happy to have you here with us. it is friday night. thank you for being here. i want to start tonight by introducing you to dr. jane will come. she is a cardiologist that works at northwestern medicine in chicago. >> before i started this role, i was nervous and a little anxious facing a different disease process than i had ever seen before. i trained during h1n1, and while i remember the occasional bad case of the unhealthy person suc

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you just conjured the image of a red maga type mask, make america healthy again if you want. and they could sell it. they could even make money off it as he is so fond of branding. but many doctors say i don't care what you write on it. just wear it. instead of what you just explained, basically daring people out of the proper, safe conduct. the energy around this, michelle, is getting tense, as we head this 100,000 mark especially. i want to play just a moment that occurred between two people who literally worked together on cnbc and debate the issues. but got heated precisely because of these high stakes. take a look. >> you panicked about the market, panicked about covid, panicked about the ventilators, panicked about the ppe, panicked about ever going out again. panicked about getting back to normal. what good is it? >> how to help people die. >> i understand that. >> 100,000 people died, joe. and all you did was try to help your friend the president. >> michelle? >> i think that -- well, for one thing, if you are a new yorker, if you're in new york city, if you know a lo

maga masks, baby. where are the maga masks at? how about keep america safe, instead of great, right? throw 'em on there. have them made in china, like your other stuff. this is no longer about setting a bad example. he is now using the power of the white house to try to weaponize common sense. >> look. you know, the president's excited to see that joe emerged from the basement. it is a bit peculiar, though, that in his basement, right next to his wife, he's not wearing a mask. but he's wearing one outdoors, when he's socially distanced. so i think there was a discrepancy there. >> discrepancy big word. the following question was isn't that about guidance? oh, yeah. got to check that transcript about the time she spent at harvard, i got to tell you, because that is just dumb, what was just said there. you know what the guidance is. we're not asking you to wear masks in your basement, with your family. we all know that. why would the press secretary mangle it? poise poison politics. us and them. masks are dumb. going out during the

then, send in the maga doctors. telling us it's safe out there while the experts at the cdc get the muzzle. >>> plus, ohio senator brown on why his republican governor is getting high marks and the new reporting on just what exactly mike pompeo and donald trump are trying to cover up. "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the president is in bad political shape right now. he's not doing well. it's a very simple straightforward reason that he isn't, the country is not doing well. everything in national politics right now, the top line at least is as simple and straightforward as you can get in that respect. there are 93,000 people that have died from the virus, thousands more will undoubtedly follow. 36 million employeunemployed an approaching great depression levels. back in january he said he trusts china on the virus and said the u.s. has it totally under control. in february he said within a couple days, case numbers would be down close to zero. later that month, he said it's

but the outrage from the maga hats, the outpouring of venom was disgusting. stupid too, but mostly digusting. some of these lunatics have the audacity to use the word "christian" in their bios, but that didn't stop them from wishing death on me, on my family, on my son. some of them said they hope my son dies. they threatened my wife. there were hundreds of horrible, hateful, sometimes violent twitter and facebook posts. because i showed what they kept calling a doctored video. which was not a doctored video, by the way. we didn't do anything to it. we didn't "doctor" it. doctors are the people donald trump doesn't listen to. and doctored videos are something donald trump posts all the time. some of his paid campaign ads are doctored videos that had to be removed for violating the rules about that sort of thing. but these people who blindly pledge their allegiance to donald trump instead of this country are so -- their hypocrisy runs so deep they don't even seem to be aware of it anymore. it's like when an uber driver wears too much cologne. the communication

that conclusion enraged trump and the entire maga community, and there's a question worth asking about whether there was any retribution involved in any of this. joining us now, former congressman david jolly and "new york times" political reporter nick confessore. it's what i expect to see in paragraph 15 of the "new york times." despite the fact that tsenator angered trump which was a sin in the eyes of the maga world and basically cosigning onto the committee led by burr and the ranking member, senator warner, that backed up the intelligence community's assessment, so and so insists there was no political consideration, has that paragraph been written? >> look, it's important to point out that senator burr and senator warner were able to keep the senate investigation of russia interference pretty straight and narrow. it was an investigation that was a stark contrast to the house investigation, and for that reason was always a source of consternation to the president and his allies, that senator burr would play it straight. so it's not unfair to ask the question exactly what is going

the aria of now had a 2nd maga after the whole of the months and i said to tell you i had lunch with my father and i was really upset about my health before my attitude was like how could you couldn't. already have supporters were convinced that my hope was murdered but the trial continued without interruption michael's name was simply removed from the list of defend. going out on porch discovering new laws then the defendants demanded a break in the trial opposing the cons so that they could properly grieve for mine whole but we knew from material taken from their jail cells that her colleagues put such pressure on her that she was driven into this unfortunate situation and can get the end in and so he can mislead his into us here on some people believe that they are ever needed martyrs like mind of and that the state had no intention of conducting a fair trial they thought that the government's goal was to destroy the r.f. . i was torn between the 2 sides i could see things from the judge's point of view even though i identified more with the defendants sometimes i switched sides f

. >> right, you can put your maga right across the front if you want. the president has made it a partisan issue. and there is a photo like this. my body, my choice, no mask, 2020. and that irony with that comment. this seems to be exactly what the president wants. >> it is. it is again feeding in that sentiment. and it's a very real sentiment across the country that feel like the government has too much of a heavy hand. that is the government -- there are institutional problems. that is why donald trump is president of the united states. issue is, he is now the president and the president requires liedership for all americans. that is true just on politics and much more importantly, the safety and security of americans and that has to do with health. i was going to say, let's say the statistics are not where doctor minor and you, erin, say they could save two lives. okay, two lives, wear a mask. what's the harm? there is no down side to wearing a mask. except for a political point that the president is grasping on to that frankly is just giving his opp

maga candidate of the week.s going to single out candidates as part of the win red program, to raise money. why does this matter, at a time when the president is either confined to the white house or talking about the virus? don jr. is free to talk about politics, and if you follow him online, you know he doesn't hold back, and he is able to engage directly with these candidates at a time when the white house is having to be less political. >> i also just want to mention that amidst all of this, the president's son has called the former vice president a pedophi pedophile. >> yeah. there is no basis in fact, by the way. >> yeah. >> that tweet has no basis in fact. >> yeah. also want to mention amidst all of this, that "axios" is reporting a lot of people are impacted by the virus, impacted by the virus, giving their own ideas to try. they're starting start-ups, really. talk to us about this. >> we're all looking for a little hope in these days, and all the news seems so dire and dower. we have reporting from out

make it "maga," or a border wall, or let them know you're no liberal weenie by slapping on some truckovid isn't just endangering people's lives. it's also turning our most beloved cultural icons against each other. take last night, when there was an all-out twitter war between treasury secretary and man just now learning what a session with mistress carlotta entails, steve mnuchin, and guns n' roses singer and man vowing revenge on whoever did this to his gloves axl rose. it all started when mnuchin called in to fox business with some terrible advice. >> do you think international travel will be opened up this year? >> our priority is opening up the domestic economy. this is a great time for people to explore america. a lot of people haven't seen many parts of america. >> stephen: really? traveling during a pandemic? that's the worst advice since florida's hurricane season ad: "visit the sunshine state. it will blow you away!" well, axl rose was having none of it, tweeting, "it's official! whatever anyone may have previously thought of steve mnuchin, he's officially an ( bleep )." oh,

. >>> financial analyst james maga ride, good to have you on, thank you. >> thank you alex. >> coming up here on the four. we will talk to the doctor about how location technology is being used in response to the outbreak. >>> across the country, officials take pressure to reopen as morse dates ease restrictions. more details after the break. >> a summertime pattern in place . upper 50s and upper 90s for inland. it details on the current conditions and a cool down coming our way. coming up. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit much of the u.s. is starting to lift restrictions that were put in place to slow the spread of the coronavirus. date still have stay-at-home orders in place are facing increased pushback. this all comes as help experts investigate and illness among children with possible ties to the coronavirus. >>> business is getting underway across the country but several states have extended stay-at-home orders, some for several more weeks. th

we are presuming she might be in the maga camp but people like that, you know, we see them around and of attitude is about? >> sure. first off, i'd like to thank you for having me on. what this attitude mindset that comes from maga is they've been led to believe for so many years that democrats wants to take rights away, they want to take freedoms away, so they feel this is a plot by democrats and msn that that's what they're doing, their taking their freedoms away. they want to stay at home. they don't realize this is to keep people safe. it's a totally different world. >> and, you know, because i wonder, aren't people afraid of getting sick? even going and doing food runs around here, you'll see people walking around with no masks on, you know, sort of with kind of an attitude look like, i'm not going to wear a mask. who's daring me. they scare me because you're thinking, this person could be sick for all we know, but aren't people like that afraid of themselves getting sick? do they just not believe covid-19 is real? >> not at all. a lot of this fear i mentioned about, a lot comes

what will we see next out of maga -- are seat belts for suckers? is something going on behind the scenes here. based on my conversations with republican strategists, there's an eager necessary to paint the democratic party as the party that wants to keep the country closed, the party that wants to keep the country wearing a mask, and they are feeding this narrative on social media channels in campaign ads. as the economy struggles, they know that could be the biggest burden for president trump and republicans, as we head toward november. they want to blame the democrats, in essence, for keep the country closed. you don't see president trump talking about the economy in a serious -- >> but robert -- >> yes? >> i guess that, it's the argument is counter-intuitive. nobody is wearing a mask at home. the argument is to safely reopen and reinvigorate the economy, is head on out wearing a mask. wouldn't this be the exact thing that the gop should support? >> you're exactly right. this is the trump administration policy, the task force, experts and officia