. >> white house and congress now important turning focus on phase 3 stimulus plan, senator marsha blackburn is joining us next. >> senate will stay in session until we finish phase 3, the next bill. we're moving rapidly, because the situation demands it.

steve: all right, marsha e-mailed us. is it safe to eat takeout prepared by chefs and handled by other people and she worries i don't know anything about the health status of the person who makes it. >> so that's a good point. they are wearing gloves now and i've been thinking about this myself since restaurants close. there's a lot of moving parts there and it wouldn't be my first choice. if you have no other choice you have to get your food somewhere right? i prefer that you prepare it yourself at home, and that you have control over it. still you have to go to a grocery to get your food but there's less moving parts, a much more favor in preparation at home. brian: but yet so the heart goes out to all these businesses now shut down from any foot traffic so you want to help out so i understand what you're saying. >> absolutely. brian: john says my wife owns a hair salon in a small community with no known cases of coronavirus. is it safe for her to stay open for business? >> that's a very tough question because she's not

coming up tonight, marsha blackburn on china and larry kudlow on that economic situation.ning me for the hour around the country, lisa booth, charlie kirk and sarah. here we go. flatten the curve, spread out infection so our hospitals don't get overwhelmed. i talked about that last sunday and said the president should make it a priority. well, with the white house 15 day plan to beat the virus, he clearly had but tonight i want to talk about another curve, one i'm even more worried about than the coronavirus. it is the downward economic turn. we need urgent action to flatten the economic curve. i'll show you what i mean in a minute. but first, this was the week president trump put on the mantle a wartime. [inaudible] fighting as we've seen in on known enemy. the president has done what the american expects and more. expanding medicare telehealth benefits to a enable elderly to see a doctor at home, signing the defense production act to boost production of supplies, a relief bill to provide paid sick leave, pretesting and most importantly, ripping up the rule book to accele

. >> marsha blackburn, what is on your reading list? >> i've got a great meeting first. talking to strangers, one of my favorite authors, malcolm. i was so jealous last week, my husband and son attended a breakfast where he was speaking. of course, i've read everything he has written and i followed his columns for here. along with blake and outliers, they have now downloaded on my kindle, talking to strangers. just a little bit into it, not that far but totally intrigued, i've also made certain that i have my 2020 farmer's almanac downloaded. things that you can't beat, you can't be good reading when it comes to the farmer's almanac. i love it. i keep track of it, i am a gardener. i love being outdoors so you got to have the farmer's almanac. >> what information can you get from back? >> weather, a lot of weather. if the forms are going to be thick and while the or if you're going to have a hard winter, the acorns falling off the trees and you never know. you're going to find all sorts of things in the farmer's almanac. good tips. >> before peek onto other books, he's so

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senator marsha blackburn of tennessee. thank you so much for joining us.ays good to have you here. you have senator sanders threatening to hold this up, you have republican senators threatening to hold this up. what do you think this deal gets right and what does it get wrong? sen. blackburn: what it gets right is altering the definition of small businesses to include self proprietors, independent contractors, and the self-employed. that is a good, positive choice. -- change. it also gets right tell health. some of the problems deal with the unemployment insurance. there was going to be a plus up of $600 so that you could get to the max of what somebody can earn. well, some of our friends across the aisle, senator sanders i think being one of them, who wants that to be on top of. so, there are people who would end up making more on ui than what they would make when they are employed. ionre's also a $400 mill allotment for election security. and most of the states are telling us they do not need the money. they have got their systems set, they are ready for

marsha blackburn, good to have you with us. it was before and is officially out.our senate colleague. here's what she said when asked about the gender issue. >> gender in this race, it is a trap question. if you say yes, there was sexism in this race, everyone says weiner and if you say no, there was no sex and some 1 billion will human say what planet you live on. >> i've seen people come after you and i know people come hard after women. is it is an unequal way with male candidates are just the way the game is rough? >> life is not fair but let me tell you something, nancy pelosi and elizabeth warren can complain but they are democrat women who are part of what i call the stepford wives of the left. they stick with are talking points, the media treats them with kid gloves and they treat conservative women very differently. women are not supposed to be pro-life, how dare we, that's not pro-women, they come out with that kind of language, they can complain all they want and it falls on deaf ears. elizabeth warren ran because we have women having the right to vote

a stellar lineup of gas including from deborah burke from the coronavirus task force, and senator marsha blackburn, congressman steve scully's and lisa booth. as we been reporting president trump now says he's no longer considering what he calls a mandatory quarantine for new york, new jersey and parts of connecticut. but talking with the cdc about a travel advisory at the moment. this just breaking. joining me tonight from the white house task force on coronavirus to assess that and more as a woman we have seen a lot over the past few weeks and we thank you for all of your hard work. she has been front and center in all of the response to this pandemic. doctor deborah burke. thank you so much for being with us tonight. >> what can you make of the news that just broke with president trump saying there will not be mandatory quarantine for new york, new jersey and parts of connecticut. >> i think trump wanted the whole of america to know where the viruses and where it is expanding rapidly and really felt like everybody had to be aware and have a travel advisory. it was clear they felt they

blackburn,tor marsha republican from tennessee on a very busy day. shake your hand, but [inaudible] bump elbows there. back to you in new york. guy: kevin cirilli joining us from capitol hill. the u.k. has unveiled its budget today and is set for the biggest stimulus that we have seen in decades. we are joined now by the u.k. treasury select committee chair from westminster. was that all we could have expected? marks out of 10 for the governor and the bank of england today, and the chancellor? it was clearly a chord mated monetary and fiscal response. i think on the monetary side, the issue will be that these things will take time to work through and the nature of the problems that businesses in the to. will not be so amenable a monetary stimulus. that is all well and good. on the fiscal side, there was some fairly dramatic moves on the part of the chancellor today to get these small companies through what is hoped will be a temporary slowdown, and characterized basically by a cash flow crunch from a number of small and medium-sized businesses, which

let's discuss with tennessee republican senator marsha blackburn.with us. >> good to be with you. >> shannon: elizabeth warren officially out, your senate colleague. here is what she said when she was asked on the spot about the gender issue. >> gender in this race, you kn know, it's a trap question for every woman. if you stay, yeah, there was sexism in this race, everyone says whiner! entity say no, there was no sexism come about a bazillion women say, what planet do you live on? 's fee when you campaign, i've seen people come after you, do you think it's an unequal way with male candidates? was the game rough? >> the game is rough and life is not fair, but let me tell you something, nancy pelosi and elizabeth warren can complain, but they are democrat women who are part of what i call the stepford wives of the left. and they stick with their talking points. the media treats them with kid gloves and they treat conservative women very differently. you know, women are not supposed to be pro-life, how dare we. that is not pro-woman. they come with th

joining me now is democratic congresswoman marsha fudge of ohio who has endorsed vice president biden. congresswoman, if joe biden was the president, how has he said he would have handled this crisis differently and what is he advocating be done now? >> you know, reverend, thank you for having me today. certainly in his speech on thursday he made clear what a president ought to be doing. he talked about listening to the science, he talked about having an accurate and honest assessedment assessed me -- assessment of where we stand as a nation, what we need to do to get people tested as quickly as possible and how we help our first responders and hospitals and those who have to deal with people every day who are ill. he talked about needing to do what the science tells us to do. i think that our president took a little long to do that and has still yet to give us an honest and accurate assessment of where we stand as a nation. >> now four states are scheduled to go to the polls on tuesday, representing 577 delegates, but the candidates avoiding the campaign trail because of the public h

wade to e present," which hits the let me start with marsha. were inside the courtroom, broadly, why arehey relitmore gaiting this case? the court just ruled a few yeara ago on a rly duplicate texas law. >> well, lisa, what happened was a lower federal appellatcourt upheld louisiana's hospital admitsing privileges requirement even though the supreme couinrt, 20, did strike down a nearly identical texas law that appellate court distinguished the two state law hold it's constitutionality. a louisiana clinic brought the case to the u.s. supreme court saying that lower court was wrong, the 2016 deio controls, you need to correct that lower court, and that's why the court is taking another look at the issue as well as the specific louisiana >> reporter: i'm very excited to talk to you about what happened in court today, buto first i wantt a larger stage. mary, help us with the broader view here. what is at stake overall here on the ground? what's the potential impact of this case? >> well, i think, if the court does uphold louisiana's law, it's like

along with florence nightingale as one of the famous women of history, but i had no idea really about marsha on.til i met and i was lucky that she had written a biography, which was insightful for my character playing the character. me the seat?o give >> we are not giving you anything. we are interviewing and all consideration should be given to you in taking the post. >> and if i don't take the post? abaco then it is one less candidate to consider. >> if you wish to give it to me out of pity, don't. if you wish to give it to me to follow some agenda or other, don't. >> it is a discovery of two elements. she did not get the recommissioned that she deserved. she didn't care about the fame. >> i think she did not one funding for her science, she did not want all the publicity and glory. neither of them did really, but in the film we slightly suggest that he was swayed by it a little bit more. they had such a harmonious marriage, that one of the challenges of the film was finding a potential -- >> an argument. >> an argument to have because they had an enviable life work partnership. i always n

our proposal and asking for any need.ation they might i also have spoken with our alexander, and marsha blackburn, who is helping as well.done we feel encouraged about that. we want to make certain we to health care, specifically related to for every tennessean. general o -- i want to up.es to come the national guard has activated a number of folks around the state. let him give comments on specifically what those -- what guard members are doing. i give a couple more comments and then we'll open it up for questions. just want to say thank you. theres a lot of folks out in tennessee that are doing exactly what they need to do. want to encourage every tennessean to do -- to take your wn personal responsibility to help save the lives of your neighbors. this is a health care crisis. are getting sick. people are dying in tennessee. our fellow some of tennesseans already, and we will lose more. need to all remember we can talk about statistics and data nd testing and assessments and resources, but we're talking about people's lives and and the safety and protection of our neighbors. e need --

really quick to annihilate and disparage women that are doing very well in the sphere right now, marsharn, of course ivanka trump, she can never do anything right, melania are. so when they talk about supporting women, it's just the women they like. it's not really any other women -- trish, no i think they're out to destroy any woman who doesn't agree with them. and they'll also destroy women who might be of their party but maybe could hurt their party overall. i'm going to go back to clinton documentary is out. we're going to talk about it later, but i can't help but think of what they did to monica lewinsky. they completely railroaded her because they were trying to prop up a guy who, you know, clear wily had some insures. >> yeah -- issues. >> yeah. they weaponize gender when it benefits there, and other times just ig -- ignore it all together. when they can pull the woman card, when they can use it to shame other people, they're more than happy to do so. they can't make up their minds. the only standard of the left is a double standard, and the same thing goes for elizabeth warren.

oh marsha 152019 a gunman opened fire inside the. inquires church new zealand lifestream in his assault on facebook as he murdered worshippers one by one he went on to target muslims at the lynwood islamic center that's just 10 minutes away in the end 51 people lay dead another 50 wounded and thousands of lives changed forever a year on the scarred community awaits the conclusions of a government inquiry that's true in april and many victims still struggle with trauma joining us from new zealand to talk about this in christchurch tomorrow. he is one of the survivors of the mosque shootings also in christ church we have tony green he's a spokesperson for the muslim association of canterbury and in hamilton román she's the spokesperson for the islamic women's council of new zealand welcome everybody it's really good to have you here before we even started our you tube conversation received can jump on to you tube and says who can forget that day and see that column right here it is highlighted in orange samar i know that you still thin

business with elf as he has more of the market's reaction to the coronavirus uncertainty i'm sorry marsha thanks watch. the film. that sounds so warm and protective a lifetime of love not every woman wants to be a little madison if you've got being a mother and means losing my identity mostly my mother my study not enough money coming in on the. i'm not going to be selfish even know where. populated you know what women experience when they choose not to have children including find the phone d w. w's crime fighters are back africa's most successful in radio drama series continues this season the stories focus on hate speech color of prevention and sustainable charcoal production all of the sos are available online and of course you can share and discuss on africa's facebook page and other social media platforms. crime fighters tune in now. they're on a mission. to save the. marvel comics started in $1039.00 since then they've created a vast empire of superheroes also have human weaknesses. creators have had their share of clashes the moving story of a comic giant marvel stores march 10th

he was met upon his arrival by tennessee governor bill lee senator marsha blackburn and other top officials the president's survey devastated communities in putnam county tennessee where a tornado tore a 2 mile long path killing 18 people including 5 children under the age of 13. many more people were injured some of them critically statewide the death toll stands at 24 people or the power of mother nature's unbelievable but take a look out here in san francisco and it's pretty calm and quiet on the embarcadero in the city, yeah, our chief meteorologist though says we should be on the lookout for a few drops of rain. yeah, i'm excited about it. i woke up this morning ready to go. i mean. >>this the first time in over a month that we've been able to talk about rain looks like it's going to come in here is not to be huge storm but at this point i don't even care let's just get the rain go on and some showers going to be popping up we had a few of those today more on the way tonight. the cloud cover rolling in a thickening up throughout the night and here we go you see on the doppler radar the

marsha is having chemotherapy in a private ward at an nhs hospital. continue there. i'm uncertain if there will be enough nurses there to look after me or if i will even be able to get my treatment. it's very scary because once you start chemotherapy you need to carry on, and once i pause it i won't know for how long i've got to pause it. i won't know then what it will do to my health. 0ne hospital trust has postpone chemotherapy treatment along with other outpatient appointments for two weeks while they prepare their wards and staff for an influx of coronavirus patients. we are increasing our preparations for care of patients with covid—i9 and we are seeing increasing numbers of admissions to hospitals. we're very conscious that our cancer patients are at particular risk especially if they develop covid—i9, they can can become seriously ill. and the good news for the health minister nadine dorries is that she has made a full recovery from her coronavirus infection. she was welcomed back to the house of commons by the health secretary. hugh pym, bbc n

. >> host: inglewood florida marsha, goodod morning. >> caller: i was wondering, in florida i don't know if this is across the nation, but in florida, the pharmacists are allowed to do flu vaccines every year, i was wondering why we couldn't make it so that the pharmacist could also do the test. as i understand it it's more like a mouth swab. >> guest: nasal swab, yes. pharmacists have always been our allies and they have pharmacies in-house. i would love to see everybody get into help out on this. a farmer system we have the vaccine it would be great if they could do that. if they were allowed, and this is going to be a rule and regulation issue. if they could do the testing, that would help us so much. anyplace we can find out what is going on with our community and monitor that, as i said earlier we can identify, isolate, and contain, that is going to the keeper is getting this under control. >> host: del texas mark, good morning. >> caller: i have a couple app ideas i like to throughout their breed of never seen so many different ways to wash her hands and how you have to do to certa

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but tennessee senator marsha blackburn argues many are still left out you cannot have access to 21thtury. health care. our emergency response without access. the high speed. internet blackburn wants her senate colleagues to include rural broadband expansion in their next coronavirus relief package, take care you're able to receive. >>this and not depend on the zip code. if you live. >>senator john kennedy also sees the effects of a digital divide in his home state queen martin was lot of our rural areas know am internet forget about 5 g our 4 g they don't live in the gi kennedy has introduced legislation that would give states billions of dollars for rural broadband infrastructure but the fiscal conservative says coronavirus has put it on the backburner i mean we don't have time to pass a now but the appetite in congress for expanding broadband remains with some of kennedy in blackburn's colleagues supporting expansion not just for telehealth but also for the kids and parents now learning and working from home in washington, i'm just eaten or. >>and our coverage of the coronavirus co

we have marsha blackburn on the other side of the break dr.orah birx: we know that we're asking americans to do a lot right now. so we're asking everyone to be selfless for others so that we can protect those who are most susceptible to this virus. dr. jerome adams: a question i often get asked is, "why should young people care about the spread of coronavirus?" well we know that people with underlying medical conditions over the age of 60 are at highest risk, but they've got to get it from somebody. dr. anthony fauci: social distancing is really physical separation of people. dr. deborah birx: it's what we refer to when we ask people to stay at least six feet apart. dr. anthony fauci: not going to bars, not going to restaurants, not going to theaters where there are a lot of people... it all just means physical separation so you have a space between you and others who might actually be infected or infect you. dr. jerome adams: we all have a role to play in preventing person-to-person spread of this disease which can be deadly for vulnerable gr

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coming up tonight, marsha blackburn on china and larry

. >> hi, bretz, marsha here, hardworking farmer keeping america's food supply going and my question,a daughter hanging back from germany and picking her up at the airport. how do i self quarantine her to keep us safe and to keep her if she's been exposed to anything protecting everybody else and her family, there's a people that live in the house and we have a brand-new grandbaby expected any day now so we need to make sure that everybody is kept safe. how do we do that? >> great question there from marcia, gentlemen, one at a time how you respond? >> good news, there's no cases right now and god has spared to kids with the infection and that's a good sign. generally speaking, infection off your role in the house and get a cloth and just dedicate that to an individual, maybe use a separate entrance if you're essentially need to take extra precautions because anyone who's gone through an airport should really take extra precautions for a good 7-14 days. >> your thoughts? >> and into that, it's hard and it depends on how big your houses and the bathrooms, if you have a room with a door

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marsha says my husband and i have been home bound for three weeks and realize this isn't going be a shorttuation. we're in our late 60s and very strict with not socializing with anyone. facetime with family has become helpful. while i'm keeping busy during the day at home, i am having trouble sleeping. how can i relax and have faith this is going to get better? >> first of all, i'm really glad to hear you're staying connected even though you're social distancing. at the same time i want to say that sleep really is a window into a person's mental health. i have a lot of patient who is say i'm not feeling anxious or depressed during the day but i have trouble falling asleep and staying asleep. goodygiene begins during the day. if you're able to go out for a walk and able to get access today time sunlight thart will e important in keeping your sleep/wake cycle in check. a lot of time we cope by remaining distracted which can be helpful and healthy but it's not giving us an opportunity to label our emotions and to be able to talk about them. i would talk about them, keep a journal and challen

you tonight and we apologize for the technical difficulties but we are certainly delighted to have marshalackburn with us to talk about the coronavirus and what she's doing to make sure something like this doesn't happen again. senator blackburn, it's good to have you on this evening. >> it's good to be with you. thank you. >> senator you have some very strong feelings about china and the coronavirus and what has happened, and not so much looking backwards, but looking forward, what is it that you are trying to do going forward? >> one of the things we need to do is pass this resolution, senna resolution 553 that will explicitly layout that we know china is responsible for this global pandemic that they hid information and were not transparent in what they knew. they refused the help and tried to blame it on the u.s. army. china should be called to account for this. because of their bad behavior, that global pandemic is much worse than it would have been. jeanine: all right. now let's assume that something like that happens, how does that help us in any way in terms of the pandemic or in

really quick to annihilate and disparage women that are doing very well in the sphere right now, marshalackburn, of course ivanka trump, she can never do anything right, melania are. so when they talk about supporting women, it's just the women they like. it's not really any other women -- trish, no i think they're out to destroy any woman who doesn't agree with them. and they'll also destroy women who might be of their party but maybe could hurt their party overall. i'm going to go back to clinton documentary is out. we're going to talk about it later, but i can't help but think of what they did to monica lewinsky. they completely railroaded her because they were trying to prop up a guy who, you know, clear wily had some insures. >> yeah -- issues. >> yeah. they weaponize gender when it benefits there, and other times just ig -- ignore it all together. when they can pull the woman card, when they can use it to shame other people, they're more than happy to do so. they can't make up their minds. the only standard of the left is a double standard, and the same thing goes for elizabeth wa

marsha couldn't sleep. we were just all excited for the next day. so next day comes.d he's real quiet. >> reporter: he, of course, was nick holbert who was now back in the forest outside fayetteville. it was may 14, 2014. two years of searching had now come down to this one sweltering spring morning. but holbert still couldn't remember exactly where he had buried kelli's body and went off searching in a different direction. >> we're standing there and i'm like, darn it. i cannot figure this out. all of a sudden i looked over to my left and there's some clearing over here and there's the sun coming down. >> reporter: then in that very same spot, kaz seemed to pick up a scent. >> all of a sudden he starts crawling to it like whimpering crawling. and he stops. that was our spot. >> reporter: they carefully pushed a metal rod into the ground. the soil was loose, like a hole had been dug and filled in. it was at that moment, marshburn was overwhelmed with emotion. >> and at that time i said, baby girl, you're going home. you're going home, baby girl. so -- sorry. i get emo

. >> martha: president trump touring tornado ravaged tennessee earlier today alongside senator marsha governor bill lee and other top officials there. here is the governor earlier today on fox news. watch. >> we lost 25 lives here in tennessee. it's been absolutely devastating, heart breaking to talk to the families who walk through the neighborhoods where utter devastation occurred at the same time it's really -- tennesseans have come together in powerful ways. >> martha: fox news correspondent steve harrigan is on the ground in cookville, tennessee tonight. take a look. >> martha, we are seeing the same seen here repeat itself over and over again. this time it's the homeowner, brother and friend using bobcats to try to remove the wreckage that just a few days ago was their home. we saw president trump on the ground here a few hours ago. many people thought the president would simply fly over the damage in his helicopter. instead he landed on the ground and spent about 35 minutes with survivors shaking hands, hugging them, trying to boost morale and promising the full resources of th

. >> florida, marsha. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i was wondering in florida, i don't know if this is across the nation, but in florida the pharmacists are allowed to do flu vaccines every year, and i was wondering why we couldn't make it so the pharmacists could also do the tests. as i understand it, it's more like a mouth swab? >> nasal swab, yes. >> good question. >> pharmacists have always been our allies. most health centers have pharmacies in-house. i would love to see everybody get in to help out on this. a pharmacists if they have a vaccine, it would be great if they could do this. this is going to be a regulation issue if they could do the testing. that would help us so much. i think any place we can find out what's going on with our community and monitor that as i said earlier, if we can identify, isolate and contain, that's going to be the key for us getting this under control. >> dallas, texas, mark. good morning. >> i just had a couple ideas i'd like to throw out there. you watch i've never seen so many different ways to

elizabeth: yes, so it sounds like you would support senator marsha blackburn and tom cotton and representative banks and seth moulton. they are announced in a press reese working on legislation to hold accountable for allowing the wuhan outbreak to become a global apozeme epidemic. they want them to ramp up america's medicine cabinet. make drugs here in the united states. potentially 100 thousands of jobs here in the u.s. your final word on that? >> that is absolutely right. the key praise, phrase, hold them accountable for what they did. this is how dictatorships operate. that is why they're inherently inefficient. the united states can manufacture drugs far more efficiently and far more reliably to higher quality than the chinese. put federal money in the bank to jump-start this effort. elizabeth: okay. general scales, thank you so much for joining us. come back soon. we love having you on. general scales. thank you for our service -- your service to our country, general. thank you for watching. thank you for having us watching in your homes. lou dobbs is next. have a good evening. starts no

the president , joined by governor bill lee and senator marsha blackburn. they tore neighborhoods that were hit hard including one area in putnam county were 18 people were killed. yesterday the president approved the disaster declaration, making federal money available for those affected. >> much of that money goes to help the people that just got wiped out. they are wiped out, they have nothing. in many, many people died. >>> we are hearing from survivors who have begun the recovery process, lauren blanchard has a very latest from cookeville. >> reporter: volunteers are working around the clock to help communities like this one, that rebuilding is just beginning for the tennessee tornado victims. >> that's all you could hear is people screaming throughout the neighborhood. >> reporter: tennessee residents relive the shock of tuesday's daddy tornadoes. this, as the volunteer state does all it can to help people rebuild. >> we have over 400 residents that have been damaged in some way, shape, or form, that could be from major to minor. we have nearly 100 re

rnc cochairman tommy hicks, and convention the president marsha lee kelly. thank you, everybody.you, they look good. they get to spend a lot of money. doing a great job. do you know what i i did when e won last time? somebody else took the convention center, spent a fortune. i just took a hotel ballroom and i said what the heck if i win nobody cares and if i don't, look, if you went nobody cares what room you are in. if you lose, nobody cares what room you are in, right? so it took a ballroom, nice ballroom, that's it, don't think you. i figured this what if we win nobody cares, and if we lose i'm out of there. i save a hell of a lot of money. but he never thought we were going to lose. that's one of the things they like to spread. trump felt that he wasn't going to win. yes, i'm running because i felt -- i think, it's always possible that you don't win a but boy, i thought we're going to win and we're getting crowds like this. actually to be honest, i think our crowds now are bigger, stronger, and even more enthusiastic than ever before. you know? right? [applause] i really thin