we are talking about kt mcfarland, national security advisor.ays a british intelligence official hinted to her that the country had aided the obama administration, that is, the u.k., aided the obama administration'sle early so-called collusion probe, the collusion probe during the election. was obama part of that conspiracy? >> we are 3 and a half years in and we don't know the answer to that. we have been told there is evidence of it but we don't know what it is. there is a five-day window in january 2017. kt mcfarland, incoming deputy security advisor. her coequal in the u.k. says we are not going to comment on "buzzfeed," but he said it's sometimes hard to tell where british intelligence ends and american intelligence begins. a few days later mike flynn gets a formal letter from the national security advisor in britain saying we don't trust christopher steele, you should gogor -- you should know that. lou: how many hands were dirty assisting specifically u.s. intelligence? the australian ambassador in italy. christopher steele and m.i.-6 in t

cayse mcfarland and a new next game press elect. president trump meeting with republican senators on capitol hill. the president pushing his ideas that are compassionate and supportive of working americans. as well as businesses that could be adversely affected by the spread of the coronavirus. the president noted the president's nationwide response has received high praise, even from democratic governors, including gavin newsom. >> every single thing he said they followed through on. so i'm not interested in finding daylight on those statements because every single thing his administration -- it starts at the top, including the vice president has been consistent with the expectation that we repatriate the passengers and do it in a way that does justice to the spirit that defines the best of our country and the state of california. lou: here is president trump obviously pleased with the work his coronavirus task force is making and the nationwide response. president trump i think the people are doing a fantastic job. gavin newsom in

we'll be talking to kt mcfarland afterw?w?'ñó lou: kt mcfarland joining us in a few minutes to discuss the coronavirus, the wuhan virus if you prefer. and our dependency on china or antibiotics and far sui -- and pharmaceuticals. but first on wall street a major recovery after yesterday's historic sell-off. this was a beauty today. 1,167 on the dow. the nasdaq up 135. gold down to 16.34 an ounce. silver down to 17 an ounce. the average price of a gallon of gas $2.36. that's the lowest price in a long time, and it's in texas. a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the sail each radio network. the chinese spreading propaganda criticizing america's response. a china daily editorial says the reality is the rapid rise in the number of cases in the united states is because the administration has not reacted in a timely manner to the information provided by china. secretary of state mike pompeo says the united states was put behind the curve because china carried out a campaign of disinformation and tr

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joining me now, author of revolution, kt mcfarland.he critics have said the virus is already here. that the travel restrictions won't entirely work. but we do see a lot of countries enforcing this right now. companies as well. they are saying don't travel unless positively absolutely necessary. a lot of them with banned it all together. what is the role a travel ban plays as we try and combat this? >> it's just common sense. when trump did it initially. he did iter when he said we were -- when he did it initially he was salt a racist and xenophobe and discriminating. as it understand out it's probably what saved us from being italy. italy and other european countries have open borders. people are traveling in and out. it understand out borders really do matter. if it wasn't for the early action trump took. and banning europeans from coming into the united states will give us a better chance of controlling it and buying us more time. if we were italy we would have a raining problem on our hands. trish: how much type do we need and -- ho

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we are talking about kt mcfarland, national security advisor. she says a british intelligence official hinted to her that the country had aided the obama administration, that is, the u.k., aided the obama administration'sle early so-called collusion probe, the collusion probe during the election. was obama part of that conspiracy? >> we are 3 and a half years in and we don't know the answer to that. we have been told there is evidence of it but we don't know what it is. there is a five-day window in january 2017. kt mcfarland, incoming deputy security advisor. her coequal in the u.k. says we are not going to comment on "buzzfeed," but he said it's sometimes hard to tell where british intelligence ends and american intelligence begins. a few days later mike flynn gets a formal letter from the national security advisor in britain saying we don't trust christopher steele, you should gogor -- you should know that. lou: how many hands were dirty assisting specifically u.s. intelligence? the australian ambassador in italy. christopher steele and m.i.-

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we are talking about kt mcfarland, national security advisor.british intelligence official hinted to her that the country had aided the obama administration, that is, the u.k., aided the obama administration'sle early so-called collusion probe, the collusion probe during the election. was obama part of that conspiracy? >> we are 3 and a half years in and we don't know the answer to that. we have been told there is evidence of it but we don't know what it is. there is a five-day window in january 2017. kt mcfarland, incoming deputy security advisor. her coequal in the u.k. says we are not going to comment on "buzzfeed," but he said it's sometimes hard to tell where british intelligence ends and american intelligence begins. a few days later mike flynn gets a formal letter from the national security advisor in britain saying we don't trust christopher steele, you should gogor -- you should know that. lou: how many hands were dirty assisting specifically u.s. intelligence? the australian ambassador in italy. christopher steele and m.i.-6 in the u.k

the new >> we are back with john solomon, editor-in-chief of justthenews.com and talking about kt mcfarlandr, she says a british intelligence official as she put it into to her that the country had aided the obama administration, that is the uk, aided the obama administration's early so-called collusion probe, the russian collusion probe during the election. was obama part of that conspiracy? >> we are 3 and a half years in and don't know the answer to that, we don't know what our foreign allies did to assist come we are told there is evidence of a but we don't know what it is but there is a 5 day window in january of 2017 when the case is falling apart where k t mcfarland, coequal important calls her and says we are not going to comment on the leak of the steel dossier it came out of those feed but you know he made this incredible comment which is it is sometimes hard to tell were british end -- intelligence ends, the two worked together on merely trump case. a few days later mike flynn gets a formal letter from the national security adviser telling him we don't trust christopher steel, th

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watch kt mcfarland honor revolution -- trump washington and we the people. >> earlier today at democratic parental candidate bernie sanders spoke to reporters in vermont about the primary elections yesterday and how he plans to stay in the race. >> thank you overmuch for being here. let me begin by reiterating of what i have said from day one of this campaign. that is that donald trump is the most dangerous president in the modern history of our country. he must be defeated. tragically, we have a president today who is a pathological liar and is running a corrupt administration. he clearly does not understand the constitution of the united states and he thanks he is a president who is above the law. in my view, he is a racist, a sexist, a homophobe, a xenophobe, and a religious bigot. and he must be defeated, i will do everything in my power to make that happen. last night, obviously was not a good night for our campaign from a delicate point of view. we lost in the largest state up for grabs yesterday, the state of michigan. we lost in mississippi, missouri, and idaho. on the other hand,

we take that up with kt mcfarland. lou: on wall street, stocks higher.on the big board 7.8 billion shares. a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network. joining us is kt mcfarland, former national security advisor to president trump. author of the book, "trump, washington and we the people." i want to start with the world health organization admonishing the united states to quit using the terms china virus and wuhan virus. what do you make of this effort on thought control by the world health organization? >> i think the world health organization has a lot of explaining to do. and it's not about donald trump and what words he's using. the world health organization saw the problems happening in china and they didn't follow through. where was the world health organization saying to the chinese, what's going on here? what pandemic are you potentially unleashing on the world? i am not going to take any criticism from those people sitting down. lou: i think it's important enough for the president to create a p

. >>> sunday on afterwards, former deputy national security advisor katy mcfarland gives insight into the nation's political process and the trump administration. in her latest book "revolution, trump, washington, and we the people." >> we are a demographic company. demographically, geographically, socially, economically. we are constantly reinventing ourselves not just as individuals but as a nation. and government, by its very nature, is sort of stuck. it's a status quo institution. as this is how we've always done things. we're going to always do this -- we're going to do things the same way again and it's people then get stuck and it is the status quo. so america's set up to have these revolutions. political revolutions. we had one in the very beginning in the american revolution. but ever since then, we've mostly had the revolutions that play out in the ballot box and i think that's what we are in the middle of now. >> watch katy mcfarland sunday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern on afterwards on book tv. >>> follow the federal response to the coronavirus at c-span.org/coronavirus. you

kt mcfarland. good to see you. ukraine apparently saying we are launching the investigation.an hear the left saying it had to happen because trump and rudy giuliani and everybody else put them up to it. >> if they have nothing to hide, they should welcome the investigation. they should welcome the ukrainian government, this is not donald trump this is the ukrainian government look into burisma and corruption. if joe biden and his son hunter biden have nothing to hide they should welcome this because it will clear their name. you have to wonder why are the democrats so upset? i think it's because the democrats are doing what they he use the republicans of. they say trump had a quid pro quo with the ukrainians. it sounds like bind had a quid pro quo with the ukrainians. give my son a job and we'll fire the guy who's investigating the company. it was the democrats who were committing violation of the loaf began act by whispering in the ears of the ukrainian leaders and the chinese leaders. when the democrats accuse trump of something, i'm suspicious that never covering up someth

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c-span click sunday on "after words", former deputy national security advisor katie mcfarland is insight into the nation's political process and the trump administration in her latest book, revolution, trump, washington, and we the people. she's interviewed by author and columnist daniel mclaughlin. >> we are very dynamic country demographically geographically socially economically. we are constantly reinventing ourselves. not just as individuals but as a nation. in government by its very nature is a status quo institution. it's people who get stuck and it's a status quo. america is set up to have these revolutions, political revolutions, we had one in the very beginning in the american revolution but ever since then we mostly had them the revolutions that played out in the à >> watch katie mcfarland with her book "revolution: trump, washington, and we the people" stop sunday night 9:00 p.m. eastern on "after words" on booktv. >> the u.s. chief technology officer talked about artificial intelligence and competition from china, hosted by the hudson institute this is about 50 minutes. >>.

sunday on afterwards, former deputy national security advisor kt mcfarland gives insight into the nation'solitical process and the trump administration in her latest book. she is interviewed by author and columnist danielle mclaughlin. >> demographically, geographically, socially, economically, we are constantly reinventing ourselves. not just as individuals but as a nation. quo. a status we will do things the same way again. america is set up to have these political revolutions. then the revolutions have played out. that is what we are in the middle of now. >> watched kt mcfarland with her book "revolution: trump, washington, and we the people." sunday on afterwards on book tv. presidential candidate joe biden spoke about the coronavirus yesterday. the former vice president offered his pandemic response plan at an event in wilmington, delaware.

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let's bring in kt mcfarland. >> people fail to realize what depth the united states has in our health, not just the national system, entire military. this is what reagan did during the air traffic controllers strike. she brought in military for air traffic controllers this is good use of all of our capabilities. all hands on deck. whether military, whether it's the civilian economy, whether it is the a public/private partnership that president trump has done. the thing i'm surprised in last several days, even, getting people, from republicans, democrats, leaders of industry saying how can we help? what can we do? who should we talk to? where can we go? this in fact could end up being a great time for america to bring us back together with divisions that just destroyed us for -- elizabeth: interesting we're ready to see if the trump administration will say we'll bring in laboratories, medical gear. your reaction to the disinformation cap pain coming out of china. the chinese party's decision to kick out the "wall street journal" and "new york times." it deprives the world and its peopl

bring in former deputy national security advisor kt mcfarland.ook, revolution, trump and washington and the people. great to be with you. >> great to be with you. liz: when you heard what the federal judge said here, what is your reaction. >> i would say ancient history, she lost the election, let's move on. but the email scandal is the original sin. not just the benghazi part of it. the fact that she had her emails on separate server, even violating lots of laws, even comey, fbi director said she did a lot of bad stuff, she was not charged with anything. that behavior was covered up by the justice department and the fbi to protect hillary clinton because they thought she was going to win the presidency. there would be no, there would be no consequence to them because it would never be found out. so i think they did it. they had all the operations, operation crossfire, hurricane to sabotage trump, the steele dossier, to destroy trump's campaign and reputation, all the things stem from the original coverup of hillary clinton's emails. >> i hear wh

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>> officials say the data hub will be built at the intersection of hearst avenue omar street and mcfarland lane. the data hub is expected to include laboratories, work and teaching spaces, pus, and auditorium. university officials say the data sciences, the fastest growing major with more than 6000 undergraduates. no word yet on when construction of the data hub will begin. >>> dozens of teaching assistants have been fired from uc santa cruz after going on strike for higher wages. after months of protesting and picketing, fit for graduate workers at uc santa cruz received letters like this one, dismissing them from their position on campus. this does not mean they are expelled, but losing the ability to work on campus means some have to leave. >> i feel really frustrated with the administration. >> active essay about 500 people have signed a pledge not to t8 x corps out of solidarity for those fired. they are joined by uc santa barbara and uc davis in their efforts. university released a statement regarding the situation, saying, quote, it is extremely disappointing to us that we have to t

here's julia mcfarland. >> reporter: tonight, a new hot zone in europe. spain, with a nationwide lockdown, authorities saying any movement by residents needs to be justified. they're only allowed to leave their homes under limited circumstances, to do things like buy food, go to the pharmacy or the hospital. more than 5,700 infected already. fears that number could soon reach 10,000. in just a few weeks, the outbreak's epicenter swinging from china to europe. with devastating effect. in italy alone, covid-19 claiming 175 lives in the last 24 hours. north of milan, this newspaper's friday obituary section, larger than normal. ten pages long. in rome, lockdown residents gathering on their balconies, applauding the efforts of medical workers. more than 500 people recovering from the virus across the country in the last day. in france, the prime minister announcing that nonessential public places will be closed, including restaurants, cafes, and cinemas, until further notice. >> julia, the restrictions in france now being replicated in germany? >> reporter: e

tonight at mcfarland 3:00 p.m. eastern. >> washington journal continues. how is the president doing as the coronavirus continues to affect all americans with school closings and boarding events canceled and the stock market losing 10% in the last week? our phone lines are open. for those who support the president, (202) 748-8000. if you oppose, (202) 748-8001. here is a tweet that says how do you think this should have been done differently and what do you think would have been done different about the outcome? as a health-care professional, i can tell you that at no time in my career have i seen this big a response or similar outbreaks. frompolitico.com, there is complacency to emergency, how trump changed course on coronavirus. president trump assured americans that it was on the brink of disappearing and then two days later, he admitted it wasn't. markets plunged after a stiff oval office address. his national emergency he watched his own assessment transform in an extraordinary fashion. forcing him into the unprecedented shutdown of the world's arts ec

tonight on afterwards, former deputy national security advisor, mcfarland, gives insight to the nation's revolution, trump washington and we the people. she was interviewed by author and columnist danielle mclaughlin. >> verdict very dynamic country, socially economically, we are constantly reinventing ourselves not just as individuals but as a nation. and government by the very nature is a status quo institution. this is how we've always done things. my going to do things the same way again. and it is people who then get stuck as a status quo . to america instead these revolutions. political revolutions and we have one in the very beginning. in the american revolution and ever since then we mostly have been the revolutions play out in the battlefront. and i think that's what we are in the middle of now. >> revolution, trump washington and we the people tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on afterwards. i look to be. enter program of the new york public library english and linguistics professor examined the use of pronouns throughout history and today. it is a portion of his talk. it. >> the th

here's abc's julia mcfarland in london. >> reporter: tonight, italy reporting a devastating new death toll -- at least 793 people succumbing to the virus. its biggest one day jump. more than 4,800 have died. the scenes in hospitals horrifying, as overworked doctors struggle with this wave. in the north, local cemeteries have run out of space. one doctor treating patients now showing symptoms. quarantined at home, describing the unspeakable tragedies. >> you can imagine, once the patients are admitted at the hospital, then the friends, the parents, the relatives, everyone else, they can see no one anymore. some of them die alone. >> reporter: spain, now the second worst hit country in europe, also reporting its biggest one-day increase -- more than 1,300 dead since the outbreak. and in britain, now a ghost town, a 25% increase in fatalities. they know at least 5,000 infected. as london and europe locks down, china appears to be on the mend, reporting no new daily infections for at least three days. they're now busy sending supplies and medical teams to europe after facing criticism the

julia mcfarland is in london tonight. >> reporter: tonight in italy, the number that's hard to believeut a brutal reality -- the death toll passing 10,000. with hospitals overrun, there is a glimmer of hope. officials are now saying the rate of new cases is decreasing every day. the vatican testing pope francis. he and close aides do not have the virus, but several employees have contracted covid-19. the pope is 83 and has one lung. tonight, the european epicenter potentially moving to spain. more than 830 dying in a 24-hour period. >> this week has been particularly difficult because my hospital is overflowing of patients. >> reporter: authorities scrambling to build field hospitals as the number of deaths climbs to roughly 6,000. china sending 4 million face masks to spain. here in the uk, prime minister boris johnson now isolating after being infected. healthcare workers distraught over the ongoing pandemic. >> so, in the past week or so, i've seen more deaths than i have done in my -- my whole nursing career so far. >> reporter: here in the uk as the government prepares to roll out

kt mcfarland be kimberley strassel from the "wall street journal."r being with us this evening. good nighththththt cheryl: it is 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories at this hour. new developments overnight, president trump signed the first coronavirus relief package into law after the senate approved it and breaking just before midnight, the federal reserve made a big move to help stabilize u.s. financial markets and money market funds from the impact of the pandemic. right now, dow futures up by 38 points. lauren: help on the way and we might need it today, all eyes on first-time jobless claims from last week, they are due out a few hours from now. will the government response be enough to soften the blow for workers everywhere. cheryl: as young people are called on to do their part to help stop the spread of the