mccarthy: no. no. no maybe i didn't clarify it. in the guidelines, if this person who is monitoring what is going on has a problem, staff can send it in. how do you know that the member told the staff to send that in? i think that's a real concern. yes, sir. didn't give you a chance? indiscernible] mr. mccarthy: i have been in meetings in the situation room, bicameral and bipartisan where dr. fauci gave me the same answer. this would go away and told me that masks shouldn't be worn om if you are sick. people learn something more. when president trump made the decision to stop the flights coming from china and 22 other people sitting in that room, the president made the right decision even those who had the right information didn't have the right information. i know you are concerned about the president, i wish you would be concerned, and concerned about those 100,000 and those families. let's go to where it started. when it first came out in china, what did china do? they stopped flights and allowed it to go internationally. when p

mccarthy: great question. i wonder how many other reporters cleaned of their house before they went on. they look very cleese -- could very clean. -- they look very clean. it is something the task force will look at. it is very concerning to me when china went to build these artificial islands. president xi told president obama they would never be militarized. it's concerning to me the actions they have taken in the south china sea. it's concerning to me the pressure they are mounting in hong kong and others. these are all issues of why prior to the covid, i asked for a committee that was an equal number of republicans and democrats and we can work together on this issue. let known what the chinese have done to our supply chain. we do not make any aspirin or penicillin in america. what did we learn about the covid? when the chinese found out about will was moving in wuhan, what did they do? they lied to the world and then they tried to lie to the market to try to store as much ppe as they could. they used it a

mccarthy: thanks for having me on. my big challenge here is how can you do another bill and not have the committees work? are you going to have a few people craft this? think of how much we passed already -- $3 trillion. you take that along with what the fed is giving. that is $7 trillion into the economy. we want to make sure that is implemented correctly. in my letter today, it starts out with what benjamin franklin once said. plan, you feeling the are planning to fail. my letter is not a partisan letter at all. part of this is this bipartisan group we put together to work on this. there are some phases to it. we should bring a few committees back now because you want to have social distancing. water resources. you are going to do good preparation bill. bring the subcommittees back. they could be in bigger rooms, have social distancing. we ought to make an agreement with one another. let's put the partisanship aside. let's not let those political games being played. those would be more bipartisan. once the bills are

mccarthy: answer questions. indiscernible] mr. mccarthy: ready to begin? we thank you all for coming. ou know, all across this country, we're seeing communities working towards opening up safely. we're opening up churches. we're eveniopening up hair salo. today we'll send astronauts back into space. he only place that hasn't been opening is here at the capitol house.the we have something that's essential that congress does its work. oday for more than 231 years never have within seen a proxy vote on the floor of the house. challenge is the constitution only to protect and speaker. it violates the constitution. by a dir election of duty its -- dare election of duty by its members. 1793, the yellow fever of the civil war, the burning of of capitol during the war 1812, the spanish flu of 1918, and even 9/11. fromess has never flinched its constitutional duty to phold and assemble inside this body. but today is different. as of right now, this morning, democrats have written to the house clerk to have their vote member.er the last i checked, one member n this

mccarthy: thank you very much. for those who don't know my district, it is number one, it produces the second amount of of oil in the country. i want to thank everyone in that industry. the food supply, making sure it comes from the united states. making sure we work through pbe and others on how to be able to -- ppe and others on how to be able to do it. we did a number of calls early on, advising how we walk through an treatise. from the oil industry, we watched two things that became the perfect storm, one of the worst scenarios we have seen. from the virus, we watch the economic downturn. that numbered the price. secondly, we watched what saudi arabia and russia did. the president engaged, getting saudi arabia and russia back to the table. that isin production 25% of the problems. the economy itself, supply and demand. we had too much supply. petroleum get more reserved. into theto put that cares act, democrats kicked it out, that's one of the things the speaker kicked out when she added more money to the kenne

mccarthy: we thank you for coming. across this country we are seeing communities working towards opening up safely. in california, we are opening up churches, we are opening hair salons, even today in america we are going to send astronauts back into space. the only place that hasn't been opening is here on the capitol inside the house. we know we have a responsibility that is essential that congress does its work. today for more than 231 years never have we seen a proxy vote on the floor of the house. this challenges the constitution only to protect and empower a speaker. it violates the constitution, a dereliction of duty by its members. we look at the history of america through yellow fever of 1793, the civil war, the burning of this capitol during the war of 1812, the spanish flu of 1918. and even 9/11. congress has never flinched from its constitutional duty to uphold and assemble inside this body. but today is different. as of right now this morning 71 democrats have written to the house clerk to have their vote

mccarthy: we ready? [inaudible] is thank you for joining us today. as we managed to go through the last couple of months, it has been some of the biggest challenges this country has had. the number of deaths and others. if you look in the last week, the improvement when it comes to testing, or than 2.2 million tests in the last seven days. i am hearing governors talk capabilities capabilities and t taking 100% of the opportunities. during this crisis we had two special elections. today i have two special guests. one in wisconsin, tom tiffany, and one in california, mike rcf -- mike garcia. most have a good indication of what november will feel like. took a democrat sea and more than 22 years, since 1998. this district of democrats won by more than nine percentage points. katie hill unfortunately had to resign. mike garcia, having never one before, but having grown up in the district, being a first-generation american, always dreamed, from the age of six, to maybe become a fighter pilot. excelled in high school, and was nominated to the naval academy

mccarthy: answer questions. indiscernible] mr. mccarthy: ready to begin? we thank you all for coming. ou know, all across this country, we're seeing communities in

governor mccarthy is forces invaded, within 300 miles of the philippines. general stillwell was making progress in burma with american british and chinese units. the tide of war was turning against the aggressors with a vengeance. just 97 days after this core had led the assault on omaha beach it had driven inland and crossed the german borders. the battle was nearing its end. the battle for germany was about to begin, soon to reach full measure of the dragons teeth it had zone. the immensity of global war that occurred at the height of world war ii staggers the imagination. on the ground, in jungles and swamps, in mountains and forests and on the planes, millions of men scattered around the entire world locked in combat. in the air, thousands of others with their bombing and fighting aircraft, on the seas and beneath, others with their surface ships and submarines. incredibly long supply lines. bass communication network stretching around the earth. it was the greatest concerted organization of military might in the history of the world. it was as if the s

second, joe mccarthy. why didn't ike do more or say more and go to war with mccarthy? joe mccarthy was reasonably popular in the united states in 1953 and 1954. americans thought if 10% of what he was saying is true, it's bad enough. there were communists who penetrated into the atomic research. there were communist sympathizers. eisenhower didn't want to be the president that said i think it's a lot of bologna and then have one found in the government. he approved of vetting people working in government, but he hated mccarthy's tactics. should he have gone to war with mccarthy and elevated him to an equal of the president? eisenhower said no way. i'm not getting in the gutter with that guy. i won't go toe to toe with him publicly. many of his friends wrote to him and said, general -- his close friends called him general -- won't you say something about this awful man? eisenhower said i'm trying. he worked very hard behind the scene s. a lot of information that went to the mccarthy hearings came from the white house. ie eisenhower played an important role in back chann

kevin mccarthy, let me ask you a question.u ever get a call from nancy pelosi asking you for guidance or advice or input on legislation or procedures or anything of the sort. >> i don't get those phone calls, i get more phone calls directing saying what they're going to do. that's been concerning to me. they are few and far between because right now we are in the middle of a crisis and if you look at this campus here, if you go two blocks away. [inaudible] the only place that is not working right now is the house inside the capital. >> is the reason less to do with the virus, if there meeting in the senate and more to do with the power play come this way nancy pelosi can actually write the bills in her office, no committee input, no input except from her lieutenants and then invite the members back for the sole purpose of ramming through her legislation? is about really what's going on. >> you are 100% correct. this isn't about reopening a campus. this is about restoring the voice of america during this critical time so if we

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house minority leader kevin mccarthy the joins us.has his own plan on how to bring lawmakers back to d.c. he joins us later this hour. up next, judicial watch wants to know more about dr. anthony fauci's contact with the world health organization in the early days of the wuhan virus contagion. its president, tom fitton, joins us here next. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ lou: breaking news now, top house republicans including congressman andy biggs and congressman jim jordan losing their patience with fbi director christopher wray. biggs telling john solomon of "just the news" he's been waiting for for a year for the fbi to declassify fbi interview report -- so-called 302s -- related to spygate. congressman jordan says director wray needs to explain the fbi's misconduct against general michael flynn. wray has been silent throughout and resisted all efforts to be transparent. he's been silent for months as evidence of fbi political corruption piled up. judicial watch today filed a lawsuit on behalf of the daily caller for records per taping to dr.

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guest: that is a suggestion that leader mccarthy gave to hoyer in the first meeting of our bipartisan task force that was put together after the proxy voting process was held. remember, washington, d.c. as we knew it on march 13, it is not the same today around capitol hill. restaurants are closed. you cannot walk into the capital building and see a flood of staffers, let alone people visiting. it is virtually barren. so if we are sending people back to committee hearings on a rotating basis, you can get a lot of stuff done because there is nobody around. you can make sure that you focus on the committee duties. we have important bills we need to pass in a bipartisan way, like the national defense authorization act. we need to come back for appropriations bills. we should be able to have our subcommittees meet on a basis that they can come and really drill down and focus on the work ahead, along with the committee i serve on, transportation and infrastructure. we have a resources bill and highway reauthorization that we can come back to, we can socially distance, utilize the house flo

miss mccarthy was absolutely right., if there is low disease in society, and if we are watching and tracking and tracing a testing and quarantining, using apps to make sure we clamp—down on infections as they arise. hospitals have gone through two huge transformational changes in the last three months. we had to turn the whole hospital into covert hospitals, and now we have to change again into covid and non—name—macro areas in every hospital to manage normal business. —— and non—covid. it has broken my heart this weekend, every doctor in the country is saying, why are we politicising children and arguing between unions when we should be concentrating on getting test and track and trace on one hand and letting the educationalists sort out notjust in schools but how they get children to and from school. cani can i ask you the question i get asked most on social media from people who want to ask you. we know from the analysis last week that children are as likely as adults to contract covid—19. it is also true that they'r

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minority senate leader kevin mccarthy. up next, mike rowe joins us to talk about getting americans back to work and what "essential worker", means to him. she's confident, protected, her strength respected. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. that family doesn't have to take out of their house. it relieves stress off of me to let me know i'm doing something good for the community, not just papa john's.

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maria: you know, dagen, kevin mccarthy came on and said here is my plan to get congress back. the more we stay home nancy pelosi is working on 1 trillion-dollar plus and bring it back with no voice in it and want up and down vote. republicans are trying to stop this, dagen. dagen: well, the republicans are trying to act like they got religion on spending now and it's hard to given the fact that one out of 5 workers overnight had been put out of a job, they didn't have religion on the speeding up to pandemic, this economic, health crisis and now they are going to get tough on the spending when you got the 2-year treasury bond yield. the treasury build year at record low, so, steve, then president trump should stop talking about infrastructure spending and he brings that up. one more thing, i said this before, a payroll tax cut

>> whai hold today will also apply to a future senator mccarthy asking a future franklinoosevelt or harry truman exactly theame questions. that bothers m yang: the immediate effect llof the court's decision e on whether financial records that democrats have long wted, and mr. trump has long fought disclosing, will be turned over. the house overght committee made its demand after hearing last year from former trump attorney michael cohen. >> it was myxperience that mr. ump inflated his total assets when it served his purposes, such as trying to be listed amongst the wealthiest people in "forbes," and deflated his assets to reduce his real. estate tax >> yang: the house financial services and intelligence commites want trump records veyommo olosneneloe ansi eauns have made the president vulnerable to of particular interest to investigators is deutsche bank,

pelosi said they are not coming back, kevin mccarthy out with this program three phased plan to get congress back we don't see anybody on house side, will you walk us through this issue of liability, liability protection is a key issue. if somebody goes back to work, and all these restaurants start opening that person gets sick, who is liable? >> i think this is a source of great concern for restaurants in marker nursing homesteads health care facilities, you know i mean, it is going to happen as we a gradually open somebody is going to -- be infected one way or the other, is it through fault of the business? no, i think just because the spread is still there, we know it is still going to be there, and i think we've got to get liability protection forward it is a necessity. for private fatalities and facilities we will see you

. >>> coming right up, kevin mccarthy says congress needs to get back to work and now to support the american people in this crisis. the house minority leader tells us what he wants the speaker of the house to do straight away. he's my guest here next. also president trump making a bold prediction about the development of a vaccine against the wuhan virus are. that story, much more as we continue. please stay with us. ♪ it's best we stay apart for a bit, but that doesn't mean you're in this alone. we're automatically refunding our customers a portion of their personal auto premiums. we're also offering flexible payment options for those who've been financially affected by the crisis. we look forward to returning to something that feels a little closer to life as we knew it, but until then you can see how we're here to help at libertymutual.com/covid-19. [ piano playing ]

leader mccarthy went on fox news and bragged the republicans put together a band out the selectcommittee to bring hillary clinton's poll numbers down .now senate republicans are using the same playbook to smear r president trump's medical opponents once again. it will not work. the american people know there's a crisis . they know the republicans are doing nothing right now . they know that this is political folder all. please president trump will not solve america's problems andrightfully many americans are just furious . senate republicans, using their majority to pursue the president's political agenda in a time of national crisis. the president is tweaking insane conspiracy theories, demanding that his water carriers on capitol hill make them look legitimate. instead of focusing on testing capacity and policies to safely reopen our country, to help the so many individuals and businesses that are in need, the president is telling the press that he's taken an unproven treatment hydroxychloroquine for a disease he doesn't have. and that is reckless. please, citizens of america, don't ta

. >> senator mccarthy would he make of the supported nancy pelosi's 3 trillion-dollar package? the told us new york city will die without this package. >> i would simply tell him to read to the bill. it will not help the country itself. the one thing of the two is what we have been able to pass already of funding to new york and if you look at what they've been able to provide building up a hospital that ventilators we are here for the states. we have even the states more than $500 billion in less than one month. we have increased the funding -- and we will look to do more if. we will make that decision taste upon facts not upon ideas that were created long before covid was there. but that i disagree with him. >> what is your horizon? [inaudible] >> it would not pass the bill without having any hearing from the standpoint without feedback. states are beginning to open up. we have just passed $3 trillion already in a bipartisan manner that continues to have to be implemented to their changes that would give more flexibility to the funding would have provided. i'd be supportive o

it's when jimmy did a lip-sync battle with melissa mccarthy obviously, melissa mccarthy is a hero ofskates, and especially melissa mccarthy with "colors of the wind." i just remember being in awe and watching that episode and going, "oh, i want to work like a show like that someday." and here i am. so enjoy >> jimmy: melissa and i are about to have a lip-sync battle now -- [ cheers and applause here's how it works. we'll take turns lip-syncing sections of well-known songs, each one of us trying to lip-sync better than the other we don't know which songs the other person's picked. only the person performing knows which song is coming next we'll do two songs each. mellissa, since i've done this before, i'm going to start us off tonight. [ cheers and applause best of luck, pal. you're the best in the biz [ light laughter ] my first song is about roller skating and falling in love. it was released in 1971. the artist is one-named -- melanie. the song is "brand new key." [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ i rode my bicycle past you window last night ♪ ♪ i rollerskated to your door at dayligh it al

minority senate leader kevin mccarthy.next, mike rowe joins us to talk about getting americans back to work and what "essential worker", means to him. she's confident, protected, her strength respected. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. that family doesn't have to take out of their house. it relieves stress off of me to let me know i'm doing something good for the community, not just papa john's. i'm doing something good for the community, with mortgage rates at record homlows, s. one call to newday can save you $2000 a year. it's that simple. with their va streamline refi, there's no income verification or home appraisal. and this refi costs you absolutely nothing out of pocket. it's the quickest and easiest refi newday has ever offered. one call can save you $2000. >> dana: people across the country are protesting to open the economy and get back to work. our next guest says there's no such thing as a nonessential worker. it let's bring in mike rowe, host of "returning the favor" and former host of the sho

second, joe mccarthy, why didn't he do back, say more, go to war with mccarthy.there again there is a political answer. he was reasonably popular inf m 1954. americans said if 10% of what he is saying is true, that's bad enough. and there were communists in the weapons department. there was only a few of them and most of them had done it in the 30s or late 40s, but eisenhower didn't want to say i believe it is balogna. and he approved of the idea of setting people. should he have gone to war with mckcarthy and elevated him, he said i'm not getting in the gutter with that guy. i won't go toe to toe with him publicly. but many of his friends, and we have the correspondence, wrote to him and said general, won't you say something about this awful man? andize ize eisenhower said i'm . he worked very hard behind the scenes. a lot of the information that came out that lead to the hearings came from the white house. and so eisenhower play add really important role in back channelling and creating a damaging dossier of material. so the ultimate was that many people felt h

guy lewis about the department of justice and what will happen next, i want to bring in and the mccarthy former u.s. attorney as we round out this hour, what are your thoughts, we have another autopsy coming, doctor michael, what are your thoughts about the charges in this case of george floyd and look at what's playing out on the streets. >> if you look at minnesota law, they have brought the appropriate charges, i was a little bit surprised to hear some of my colleagues say otherwise, prosecutors have to prove stuff beyond a reasonable doubt including intent and in most cases murder one is not even available for even premeditated murders in less you have certain categories of victims like police officers. in minnesota, you have to prove premeditation which so far as we know they don't have proof of that at the moment, for murder to you would have to prove that they intended to cause death which is a very difficult proof under these circumstances, they brought this under in minnesota which is murder three which is depraved indifference which means a murder that is because not necessaril

andrew mccarthy joining us, federal prosecutor.ing up ahead of job's report for the month's of april, out in 20-minute's time. markets are up in the triple digits, stay with us. for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. when you own 1,000 acres, your wway to the horizon.ll the you need the fast, durable kubota sidekick. get the sidekick now for as low as $10,649, plus zero down and 3.99 percent apr for 60 months. maria: welcome back, investors are bracing for a devastating job's report for the month of april. economists are expecting the u.s. economy to have lost an unprecedented 22 million jobs in the month of april with unemployment rate roaring to record-setting 16%. markets reacting positively to news overnight that u.s. and china have made progress on that's phase 1 trade deal. joining us joanie courtney reactions trading up even in the face of horrible news that we are about to get in 15 minutes on jobs. >> joanie: when you look at markets you think we hit the bottom and i would like to share insights for you and your viewers

attorney andy mccarthy rounding out two hours of coverage at this point with a sobering look at where we go as we try to balance constitutional rights, the first amendment in staying safe from

. >> earlier today house minority leader, kevin mccarthy had the impact of the coronavirus on congress and a plan to safely return lawmakers to the capital. he spoke with political playbook for about 35 minutes. >> i think the main thing to focus on at this point, one of the main points and we will bring in the leader on this point, is congress i think needs to come back, and your view, mr. mccarthy to did this last stimulus package you believe frankly it become untenable for you and that generally to have the lawmakers on the sidelines as he craft a kind of chilling dollar spending packages every couple of weeks pretty explaining your view what kind of changes need to be made here to bring congress back and get the place working again. >> thanks for having me on. how can we do another bill and not have the committees work? are you just going to have a few people crafted this? think how that's gonna pass $3 trillion you take that along with what the senates during that $7 trillion into the economy we want to make sure that is implemented correctly. in my letter today, it starts out wit

second, joe mccarthy. why didn't ike do more, say more, go to wash with mccarthy? there's a political answer. joe mccarthy was reasonably popular in the united states in 195 and 154 the america's view was hey, if 10% of what he's saying is true, that's bad enough. there were communist sympathizers who had worked in the state department of the presidency. eisenhower didn't want to be the president who said i think it's all a lot of baloney and then have another communist on his hands. he approved the idea of vetting people to work in government but hated mccarthy's should he have gone to war with mccarthy and eizenhower said no way. i'm not getting in the grutter and that guy. but many of his close friends said general, whonet you staying in -- something about this awful man? and eisenhower said i'm trying and he worked hard behind the scenes. a lot of the information that led to the army of -- in fact came from the white house so ice be hour played a big role that hurt limb. many people fell he never tangled with mccartney but behind the scenes he was trying to do

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i think you come andy mccarthy.m sure everyone here listening and watching today will continue to stay with fox news and this breaking news, the justice department deciding to drop the case against michael flynn. lots more to come today. i'll see you on the five a little bit later on. in the meantime, here's bill hemmer. >> bill: dana, thank you. good afternoon, i'm bill hemmer. we will talk to the former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley, donna brazile, and timothy cardinal dolan on this the national day of prayer. at first however, we begin with the breaking news and there's a lot of it in the past hour alone. here we go, the justice department dropping their criminal case against former national security advisor michael flynn, a stunning reversal in one of the key cases brought by bob mueller's investigation awaiting word from the president on this at this hour, at this moment he is meeting with the texas governor greg abbott in the oval office.

kevin mccarthy does not cross the street without asking donald trump. that sycophantic slave devotion to the president is not going to lead to better reforms. any kind of safeguards like we are talking about would be viewed as a criticism of the president, and they lack the courage to do it. however, when this president is gone, i fully expect there will be bipartisan support for the reforms, because republicans, like democrats, recognize what kind of catastrophic damage ths president is doing -- the president is doing, they just do not have the courage to say anything about it when he has a grip on the base of the republican party. but i think that will change. one encouraging sign on the idea of a 9/11 commission. i have introduced a bill to accomplish that. republicans in the house have introduced legislation as well to establish the commission, very much like what my bill would do. so i think it is encouraging, even if it is not in the same bill, there is support for the same concept. ultimately though, will make that happen is not the bipartisan or

and people were saying like really mccarthy a good guy. he got a lot of attention. but of course by now, the idea of being a liberal, remembering them like the clinical the outward. and that like literally remember that spreads no call him that l word. you can see that being constructed. that was one moment the moment was newt gingrich fast literally like they were in charge of part of the indoctrinating but were like that. they were the coaches for the new elected to socialize them into the republican party. and they actually circulate a document with all of the words they should use when they talk about democrats. those words like trader and lazy, and angry know the really negative words. we were patriots, family, happy, all is good stuff. you could literally see the republican party in her newt gingrich. it was the moment they rode out the real republican moments. and again very powerful language. you could literally seeing them using language to divide the country into and divided in half. after positive half negative. so those are the two touchdowns for me. i a

in 1954 right after joe mccarthy goes, crashes and burns in the army mccarthy hearings because people once and for all actually see him. they don't just kidding. it's not just the language but they actually see him, and rather than saying he's a crusader for anti-communism and look at him and say he's a thug, a bully and we don't want any part of the. after that short after that, william buckley junior and his brother come out with a book mccarthy and his enemy. in that they say mccarthy might even run around edges but he was right. we conservatives, movement conservatism was not ever really traditional conservatism. it was about a commitment to undo new deal and we are seeing a play out right now. they write this book and they say we conservatives have to stand against what the call liberalism. by liberalism they made everybody else. payment all the democrats, all the eisenhower republicans this is a time 1954 when eisenhower republicanism looks terrific. we're getting the interstate highways, the g.i. bill putting everybody into middle-class jobs. that everybody that's an exaggerati

really, mccarthy is a good guy? by now the idea of being a liberal -- remember liking 80 people started to call the l word? literally remember that. don't call them the l word. now if this epitaph. you could see it being constructed. that was one moment and the other moment was in the 1990s newt gingrich's political action committee literally they were in charge of -- we use the word and docketing but a word like that. they were the coaches for the new republicans, newly elected republicans to socialize them into the republican party. what they do is they actually circulate a document with all the words that they should use when you talk about democrats and those are words like trader and lacey and special interest and angry and all these really negative words, and then they had a list of what words they should use when the talked about republicans and republican policies, , and they were patriots, fiscally responsible, family, happy, all this good stuff and you could literally see the republican party under newt gi

>> i support kevin mccarthy, he's absolutely right. it's very embarrassing to be a member of congress right now in our speaker of the house says it is too dangerous for members of congress to go back to washington to work when we are asking doctors and nurses and front-line healthcare workers to work every day. we are asking truckers to continue to operate the supply chains, grocers stocking the shelves, members of congress are hiding at home and i think that is very unfortunate the republicans are clear we want to go back to work but nancy pelosi for whatever reason wants to stay hold up in her million-dollar mansion, many members of congress like myself want to get back to work. >> optically it doesn't look good. i agree with you there. thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> 34 after the are, the trump administration moving forward with plans to punish china for its inadequate response to covid-19, this week officials are reportedly pushing a global initiative to remove supply chains from the country and weighing new

after that, junior and his brother, the book mccarthy and his enemy and in fact, they say mccarthy may have been a little rough but he was right. capitalize because movement conservatism was not ever really traditional, it was a radical movement to undo and we see it play out right now. the the book and say we conservatives have to stand against what they call liberalism. they spent everybody else, all the democrats eisenhower republicans eisenhower volcanism terrific, interstate highways, g.i. bill putting everybody into middle-class jobs, everybody does, didn't do nearly as much for people of color but a lot of people i grew up with what happened probably not even skilled workers because of the g.i. bill were in the middle class. engineers or printers or any number of things i could do which is not attainable for them during the depression. in this moment, they write this book and say we conservatives are against all of you, backspace up with everybody else. they do something interesting because that's the time for the first time capitalize liberal. people talk generally about we are

>>think tanks and media outlets economic threats to our government and our allies mccarthy says a task force is going to be republican led because democrats backed out of it, but. >>house democrats say they've been investigating china well before the virus he has in mind to something political they can be used during the presidential campaign democratic congressman adam schiff chairs, the house intelligence committee will taking the lead on this so we've been doing for your. >>ot tie on china we've written a report on china beuse these appointed as task force members all republicans but he hopes democrats will join his effort to hold china accountable in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>next here at 5 how a bay area company is honoring frontline heroes we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. >>and now it's time for our latest kron 4 hero and tonight we want to recognize a san

-- like mary mccarthy, an incredibly fierce, successful, almost sort of intimidating public figure, in her life, but in her relationship with the critic edmond wilson she talk but how he would humiliate here in front of her friends and how she would have to ask him for a nick toll make a telephone call, and so i kind of look at all these different biographies as a way of thinking about how complicated this idea that simone talked about was that gap between theory and life, that question of who you are to the out world and who you are on just an average tuesday night when you're just sitting at home. and i tried not to -- there's that scene in the part i just read and talk about wanting to throw the book across the room and i do feel the same sometimes that same frustration that the feminists, what but your theory? i feel that frustration, too, and it's tempting to kind of judge or moralize or say that somebody of these relationships aren't healthy, all kinds of ways that we get -- judgment of women when they act this way but i didn't want to do that in this become and i didn't want

it's called mccarthy and his enemies. it's the defenses of mccarthy as a patriot that is being misunderstood by the american people. bosel, looks kind of like the joke, or is actually an important figure himself. he will later be a speech writer for barry goldwater and ghost right conscious of the conservative as another figure establishing the ideological template for various conservative republicanism. it will come back to the fore in the 1960's. what is happening in this piece then is basically the re-articulation of a libertarian philosophy. he argues on one 97 that the competitive price system is indispensable. it is a return to like 19th century ideas about the state needs to be out of the economy. in this regard, he is influenced by this guy, frederik hayek, an austrian economist who had formed his ideas about the need for the price mechanism to be the kind of center of economic activity in inter war vienna where he was very upset by riots on the streets as people were trying to kind of imagine a more socialist vie

this is a tough assignment that kevin mccarthy has given you.red and you're in the minority, and your job is to defend the president and the republican party and, indeed, the nation against these rather overzealous, partisan inquisitors. what do you make of it? >> well, lou, it's good to be with you, and we've seen this playbook before. you know, this is where nancy pelosi started with our majority. every single day from the day she took the gavel as speaker of the house was to harass president trump. they've done it before impeachment, they tried to build a case for impeachment. there was nothing the president did wrong. the mueller investigation didn't yield what they thought. then you had the whistleblower, and they thought the whistle blower was going to yield something. and frump released the -- president trump released the transcripts, something nobody expected, and it undermined their case because the transcript showed that the president did everything right, in fact, had a perfect call, and the president of ukraine said it was a really g