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the identity of the whistle-blower who filed a complaint against president trump, adding, "i mean, 'melania.' could be anyone. [ laughter ] according to nbc news, top trump allies say the white house is privately very worried about the involvement of rudy giuliani in president trump's discussion with ukraine also worried about rudy, children who forgot to check under the bed. [ laughter ] "he can't be here, he's on fox news." president trump this morning attempted to solidify republican support in the face of impeachment proceedings, tweeting, quote, "stick together play their game and fight hard, republicans. our country is at stake. when he goes all caps, it's got to be something serious like the future of the country or, you know, a meal [ laughter ] according to cnn, people close to president trump believe he's in denial about the gravity of impeachment, and also just regular gravity. [ laughter ] "is it me or do you guys feel the earth's pull?" [ applause ] today was lumberjack day "in that case, i'll grab my axe," said douchebags. [ laughter and applause it's not all politics. we have

it is hard to the partisanship and the politicization. >> laura: melania is not going up there to pushcut the funding! >> she could say something nice about the first responders and didn't give her the option. >> laura: she is the most gracious person out there. you've got michelle obama star power, laura bush's star power, you got the stones. i've been talking about that all day. >>y. we've got to move on. >> laura: some corona kudos. who is it? >>, actor john krasinski, he sw a video of an alabama singer, her name is molly augurs, she was having a home prom with just her father because her prom was canceled. the actor decided to host a virtual problem this past weekend for all those seniors who are missing out due to the lockdown. >> there is akd so much we are l missing during this crazy time. but this week, there is one thing most kids are missing more than anything else. prom. so what did i do? l >> laura: that's awesome! i like that. >> he got the jonas brothers, billy they are missing their graduations, it was a nice gesture. >> laura: i think it's sad to be a member of the clas

mistook the eject button for an ashtray. [ speaking french [ speaking french >> seth: first lady melaniarump posted a video message yesterday for american children, encouraging them to, quote, help with chores, adding, you know, whatever those are i've heard tell of them. espn aired the first ever nba horse competition this weekend where players competed against each other from different locations. and i didn't watch, but i'm guessing the winner was netflix. according to experts, due to a reduction in food waste during are engaging in cannibalism in order to survive so, if you thought pizza rat was cute, wait until you meet rat rat. and finally, according to a new study, coronavirus can travel up to 13 feet oh, come on. "13 feet isn't traveling," said lebron james that's a monologue we got a great show for you tonight. one of our all time favorites, billy eichner, will be here. i can't wait to talk to him. but first, donald trump has been holding daily press briefings during the pandemic, but his rambling, nonsensical answers raise more questions than they answer so, we decided to hold a

jared kushner is so dead inside, the president calls him "melania." jared kushner looks like if white privilege had a baby with raw cookie dough. jared kushner looks like a pez dispenser of young sheldon. even jared from subway is like, this jared gives me the creeps. what was i talking about? oh, yes, the virus. the idea that jared thinks things are going great is nuts. this virus has now killed more americans than the vietnam war. and donald trump has the distinction of not helping much with either. but trump, for once, was not the dope of the day today. that honor went to mike pence, who is usually such a good boy, but has had to defend himself because he opted not to wear a mask to the mayo clinic. >> since i don't have the coronavirus, i thought it would be a good opportunity to be here, to speak to these incredible personnel and look them in the eye and say thank you. >> jimmy: he didn't want to wear a mask, because he wanted to look them in the eye and say thank you. what kind of a mask was he planning to wear? spider man? it's a respiratory ma

so good at object work melania trump has given an exclusive interview to "du jour magazine" in which she shot down accusations that she avoids the public eye saying, "i'm not shy, i know what i want. and if it's anything like trump's previous wives, i'm guessing half of everything. [ laughter and applause authorities in spain are warning of a new trend called sex roulette parties in which one person in an orgy secretly has an std and no one is allowed to use condoms. that sounds like a made up story to me. there's no such thing as an orgy where only one person has an std. [ laughter and applause according to a new study, the average person spends 117 days of their life having sex and 30 seconds lying on surveys. [ light laughter ] that's right a new study says the average person spends 117 days of their life having sex, which means at my current rate, i'm going to live to be 200 [ laughter and applause and finally, taco bell has released plans for a new restaurant designs including one called "heritage" which features ornate mexican tile, which means there will finally be something m

melania right now is praying they don't dig too close to her escape tunnel. at the planting, second lady karen pence was asked to say a few words, and it was refreshing because finally someone in this administration is speaking truth. >> while this tree makes the earth better and stronger, we talked a lot about mental health, and that's an issue that i know the first lady has been dealing with her whole time that she's been first lady. >> jimmy: boy, has she. she's been dealing with it every day since she said "i do." this is some not-great news. the director of the center for disease control, dr. robert redfield, says there could be a second wave of the coronavirus later this year that might be worse than this one. because it would coincide with flu season, it could stretch our medical resources even thinner than they already are. basically, he said the next version of the virus could be like the matrix reloaded. just as popular, but worse. but the good news is -- well, there is no good news. and we're getting mixed messages from our government. most experts

. >> where in the world is melania trump? there is michelle obama at the big weekend concert. here is laura bush. deliberately snubbed? >> the fivear old girl

this from a man who refuses to even liberate melania.sponsible to the most unbelievable degree. to be saying things -- one minute he tells us to stay at home and the next minute he says this. >> if people feel that way you're allowed to protest. i mean, they feel that way. i watched the protests and they were all six feet apart. i mean, it was a very orderly group of people. >> jimmy: right. let's take a look at that orderly group of people who gathered in austin, texas to chant "fire dr. fauci." >> fire fauci! fire fauci! fire fauci! >> jimmy: if he thinks those people were six feet apart, it might explain why he thinks his hands are normal size. i get that people need to go back to work. i do. but the point of "stay at home" is to get a lid on this so we can get back to work and then stay at work. i'm starting to think that these characters who support trump might be suicidal. they seem to fight hardest for the things that will kill them. they want freedom to gather in large groups during an epidemic. they want guns. they want pollutio

. >> in this new psa, melania trump talks about the importance of wearing face covering in public andmericans need to be vigilant about social distancing. >> we've been told to wear a face covering in public places like the grocery store or the doctor's office. researchers in finland are showing us why. check this out. they made a model illustrating how far and how long airborne particles remain in the air after someone coughs or sneezes inside a grocery store. you can see a large cloud of particles fill the air from the aisle on the right to the middle and then to the left. and the other shelves. the particles remain airborne for at least six minutes. it's more evidence that you should wear a mask or face covering the next time you head to the store. >>> thanking people who are keeping things clean, governor newsom honoring custodians. that's next. everyone is working a little differently now. so we can still answer your calls. and we are monitoring our system 24/7 to ensure that we have a fast reliable network, keep the customers connected, and making sure people are staying safe. a

grisham would stepped on his press secretary and would be returning to the east wing as first lady melania trump's chief of staff. stephanie grisham took over for sarah sanders last june >>> new bay area cases of coronavirus continue to spread it nursing homes in the latest confirmed covid 19 cases are in pleasant hill and east bay senior living center and another in marin county. that adds to the growing list of about 10 local facilities dealing with an outbreak. and the contra costa county health official site for residents at the carlton senior living center tested positive and three of them are in the hospital and nine staff members illness and a ucf professor says it may be partly due to the fact many nursing homes have staff members who are not licensed nurses and they are not familiar with infection control procedures.>> hospitals have been the priority of people are forgetting that it is actually the nursing homes and assisted living facilities that are far more vulnerable than the hospitals.>> at the wind chime of marin nursing facility three people tested positive for covid 19 in

it was melania's 50th birthday. and no, it would seem that her birthday wish did not come true. still there. after that disastrous briefing, the white house canceled the briefings for saturday, today and yesterday. there was talk they'd try to limit the president's face time going forward. but of course trump got wind of that, of people saying he'd been muzzled, and rescheduled his event for today. and he also had a televised meeting with leaders of industry today. even though the president is taking a lot of heat right now, he seems to be in top form. >> jimmy: what? can we have another look at that? >> [ mumbling ]. >> jimmy: it would appear the windex has penetrated his brain. i really cannot fathom how anyone could watch this man and say yes, that is the leader we need. a lot of times people say what would be the reaction if obama spoke like trump? so we decided to try that out. this is what it would be like if obama spoke like this. >> then i see the disinfectant which knocks it out in a minute. one minute. and is there a way we can do something like that by injection insid

with no one around, those two panda bears have started having more sex than donald trump whenever melaniaout of town. i'm joke, of course. he doesn't care if she's in town or not. but it turns out, for us human panda bears, the corona virus hasn't been as beneficial for our love lives. >> reporter: splitting up together: divorce rates spiked in china in the wake of the coronavirus, so is the u.s. will. >> we are seeing a pressure cooker of disaster for couples. business is booming for eleanor alter, a prominent divorce lawyer in the epicenter, new york city. >> people calling at all hours of the night seeking legal advice. >> i'm getting a lot of calls about people who are in close quarters with a person that they were planning to divorce, perhaps this year, it hasn't happened yet, wondering if they can go forward with the divorce during the pandemic. >> trevor: yeah, coronavirus is the worst thing to happen to marriages since the invention of the pool boy. "why are you so sexy raking the leaves in the pool, pool boy?" getting divorced when you can't leave, sweet, lord, that must be the w

the most recent comemerative tree was also planted by a first lady, in this current first lady melania trump who planted a sapling grown from a historical oak tree originally planted by eisenhower on the white house grounds in the 1950s. so other than trees what else grew on the grounds? up until about a decade ago when first lady michelle obama installed the current white house vegetable garden fresh produce would not have been the first thing that came to peoples minds and that's because prior to 2009 there would be no serious cultivation of fruits and vegetables at the white house for nearly 150 years. but the truth is for much of the 19th century the white house grew a great deal of its own food. as with the first trees the first vegetable seeds were planted under madison and almost certainly ordered by jefferson in the first days of his administration. these included cucumber, turnip and leek. john quincy adams later wrote in his diary about planting deep blood colored beats, yellow flowered parsnips, tall and slender stemmed jerusalem artichokes. and fun fact jerusalem artichokes

the most recent commemorative tree was planted by melania trump who in august 2018 planted a sampling from a historic oak tree planted by eisenhower in the 18 fifties. besides trees what else crew on the ground? up until a decade ago, when first lady michel obama installed the current white house vegetable garden, fresh produce probably would not be the first thing to come to people's minds. prior to 2009, there would be no serious cultivation of fruits or vegetables at the white house for nearly 150 years. truth is for much of the 19th century whitehouse grew a great deal of its own food. as with the first trees, the first vegetable seeds were planted under madison and in most certainly ordered by jefferson in the waning days of his administration. this included cabbage, broccoli, radish, and dive, cucumber, turn it and leak. john quincy adams later wrote in his diary about planting deep blood colored beats, white flowered carats, yellow flowered parsnips, enormous believed horseradish and tall and slender stemmed jerusalem artichokes. fun fact, jerusalem artichokes are neither artic

melania trump shared this photo of herself in a cloth faced mask. she says people should follow guidelines from the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention and wear masks when social distancing is not possible. the image is in stark contrast to her husband's mixed messages on the subject. >> cdc is advising the use of non-medical cloth face covering as an additional voluntary public health measure. it's voluntary. you don't have to do it. it's going to be really a voluntary thing. you can do it, you don't have to do it. i'm choosing not to do it. some people may not want to do t. it's okay. it's only a recommendation. it's voluntary. >> the cdc adds masks should not replace social distancing measures. >>> next on the "cnn newsroom," with the coronavirus pandemic shutting down businesses, millions of americans are suddenly out of a job. we'll explain the fed's latest action to try to shore up the count country's teetering economy. also ahead, australia is emptying its beaches to fight the virus. we show you the latest ones that are now off li

she's going back to the east wing as melania trump's chief of staff. >> president trump has removed theson in charges of overseeing the emergency funds. which is -- that's something that congress mandated that somebody overlook these things. who was that person and who now is in charge of oversight? >> reporter: these glenn fein. he's been in that position simp before trump took office, and he was the one who was picked as basically this panel of watch dogs who are going to oversee, making sure it's proper. last week this umbrella picked glenn fein to on head it up. he was going to make sure the money was spent properly. now he's been removed as acting inspector general. the president is replacing hem with an official from the epa, so effectively removed this person from overseeing this panel and making sure this money is spent properly. people say it could be, you know, another sign of the president and his feelings toward inspector generals, that he's not really aware of, after you saw millennium go after that one from hhs where that was that report of hospitals across the nation expe

alyssa fera, stephanie grisham to return to first lady's office, will be chief of staff for first lady melania trump. >> and united kingdom latest in a growing list of nations receiving faulty medical supplies from china. the u.k., joining those nations, it bought 17.5 million antibody test kits for the wuhan virus. the tests are unreliable outside of patients who are severely i ill. nigel farage warns the united kingdom from taking any aid from china. farage said -- i wonder when the price of the ventilators. is i wonder if this is continuance of china inside our 5g network. a number of companies and countries discovered aid that china sent them is defective. and china communist party had a seat at the president's daily press briefings, watch this exchange yesterday. between president trump and a reporter from hong kong. >> i hope they will honor the deal. >> china -- who are you working for, china? >> no. >> who are you with? >> hong kong tv. >> who owns that. >> china, it is -- >> hong kong. >> is owned by the state. >> no a privately opened company. >> okay good. lou: president zeroed in -

that stephanie grisham was kept down as press secretary and return to the east wing as first lady melaniaump's chief of staff. grisham took over for sarah sanders last june . >>> new cases of the coronavirus at bay area nursing homes continue to come in and the latest confirmed cases of covid-19 are in pleasant hill. another is in kenfield and marin county, adding to the growing list of 10 local nursing homes dealing with the outbreak . >>> the contra costa county health reports that for residents of the carlton senior living center tested positive and three of them are in the hospital. nine staff members contracted the virus . >> the professor says that could be partly due to the fact that many nursing homes have staff that are not licensed nurses and are not familiar with infection control procedures. >> people are forgetting that the nursing home and assisted living facilities are far more vulnerable than the hospitals . >> the wind chime of marin nursing center had three people test positive for covid-19 including one who died on saturday . >>> the professor we talked to says that sta

melania colonel peter bursts has a special designation with his name. law he did 49 missions before becoming p.o.w.. and then, somehow escape and evaded and flew with the russian army. incredible stuff. so with that, let's give them all around of applause and we will dig into -- (applause). we will start on the end. colonel harvey. colonel harvey has a special hat on. i like to see it because a lot of people think of tom cruise when they see the hat. the unfortunate part is, tom cruise was not the first. colonel harvey is a part of a top gun squadron. a group that went to the list field, took an airplane, took their maintenance group and became top gun. the first top gun of record for the u.s. air force. >> right. >> colonel harvey, would you like to tell us a little bit about yourself. what do you want people to know about your service and time flying combat airplanes and then becoming a top gun? >> oh boy. >> i know it's a long list. >> i never made any model aircrafts or anything like that never did anything as far as aircraft goes. i lived in a smal

melania trump sending a message to children across the nation about the importance of kindness and careduring this tough time she posted this video on her twitter account today. >>hello to children everywhere. >>it is dficult time when fire away from our friends. classmates and extended family members. we should all ntinue to make the very best of our days. i encourage you to read books continue to learnhow source and share some love o read your family. to get there with kindness and can we will get to this temporary. a tough time. make sure to do parents about w to stay safe and how to eat. we're thinking of you and all in this together. >>since the annual white hous easter egg roll had to be canceled yesterday in a video mrs. shopper at her favorite children seasonal book wishing all americans a happy easter at a time when information about this pandemic constantly changing it can hard to pinpoint what you need to know. but the world health organizationas a new tool to try to lp the agency has partnered with what's app and facebook an effort to keep people safe and informed they say it's an

well cold the president -- welcomed the president and melania who celebrated her birthday yesterday andive stream. how indict go? the cardinal will join us on this monday morning. we've got a busy three hours, kicks off 12 minutes from right now, right here on the channel you trust for your morning news. all right, rob and jillian, back to you. rob: steve, thank you. good to see you. white house advisor jared kushner saying the trump administration secured a steady supply of personal protective equipment amid worldwide shortages. >> president trump during the campaign was saying that we lost our supply chains, we moved a lot of the stuff to asia and that was a real vulnerability for america. that proved to be right. then we built an air bridge with asia where we've had over 85 floats that have flown in, carrying masks and gowns. rob: it is the thing we need the most right now. at least 30 more flights are scheduled and they are specifically focused on getting the equipment to nursing homes in really bad shape right now. new york city's mayor, bill de blasio, appointing his wife to help

she will be returning to the east wing as melania trump's chief of staff. sarah huckabee sanders left here and in her nine months, she never held the traditional briefing in the white house press room and there is no word yet on who will be replacing her. there's an update to the grand princess cruise ship that is scheduled to arrive in san francisco pier 35 today. we are hearing that it may dock at about 11:30 am. we hear a planned demonstration for dockworker has been canceled demanding safety for crewmembers who are still on board but it will take place at ne the crew is over but many are having trouble booking flights to their home countries. the ship is returning to the bay to refuel and restock supplies. 2 passengers and one crewmember did die. the quarantine for the cruise ship was lifted on saturday. >>> taking a look at the dow jones industrial, we are looking at a market that opened up a bit today. is up about 3 1/4%. 728 points. the nasdaq and s&p are up slightly now. they were a bit more but then we got some bad economic news but still this is u

they confirmed that the global organizers did not extend an invitation to melania trump to record a messagep of this concert and the political subtext. >> laura: she wasn't going to go up there and push the w.h.o. we just pulled the funding. we are not -- -- >> she should have said something nice about the first responders and they didn't even give her the option. >> laura: she is the most gracious person out there but you've got michelle obama star power, laura bush, star power, you got the stones. the rolling stones, i'm sorry, i've been talking about that all day. it's time to send out some corona kudos. well-known actor used his platform to reach them hurting kids, who was it? >> actor john krasinski. he saw the video and was having a home from with just her father because her prom was canceled, so the actor decided to host a virtual prom this past weekend although seniors were misting out due to the lockdown. >> there are so much we are all missing during this crazy time, but this week there was one thing most kids were missing more than anything else. prom. so what did i do? >> laura:

didn't show up for the press briefing yesterday, although, the white house explained that it was melania'sbirthday. they celebrated by spending a quiet evening in separate rooms. they were social distancing trump also scrapped today's white house press briefing, until it was announced, "president @realdonaldtrump will brief the nation during a press conference this evening." wow, that flipped so fast, i got whiplash. i'll be fine. i'll inject some bleach into my spine. but strategically, this is a good move. he doesn't want last thursday to be the final impression of these briefings. (as trump) "everybody drink poison. donny t. out!" trump vented his frustration at the media in general: "when will all of the 'reporters' who have received 'noble' prizes for their work on russia, russia, russia, only to have been proven totally wrong be turning back their cherished 'nobles'? when will the 'noble' committee demand the prizes back? when will the 'noble' committee act? better be fast!" ah, yes, the cherished "noble" prize, given to such laureates as albert einstain and martin burger king. trump

what theyut cared about scenes donald trump, melania trump comes down the escalator. smearing, scandal and thend president of the united states. i've said it, if they cured cancer, they want to impeach him for curing cancer. for the first time in years, we have a president not afraid to fight back and he does it withpo some power and gusto and energy. joe could use some energy. take a look. >> we have a few clips that we are just going to put up. we can turn the lights a little bit low.er you could find them interesting. >> we will be suspending all flights from europe to the united states for the next 30 days. i'm officially declaring a national emergency. we could give you hundreds of clips just like that. we have them. we don't want this to go on too long but i just want to say, you know, it's very sad when people write false stories. we did all of this work. but when you read the phony story is, nobody acknowledges this. it doesn't have to be acknowledged from my standpoint, but it does have to be acknowledged from the great work that these doctors, nurses, the ar

now she's going back to the east wing with melania trump where she spent most of her time.ut what's notable is she's leaving the job without ever having briefed reporters. that's something that became really striking early on in her tenure. she initially told people she was going to revive those daily press briefings that had really gone by the wayside at the end of sarah sanders' time at the job and then she never did. she told people this had to do with the president himself, that he did not want her briefing reporters, but you see how that has changed in recent days because the president himself has come out and briefed reporters on the coronavirus pandemic. what is also notable about this is this comes as there is a clear communication shake-up happening inside the west wing. that is the chief of staff mark meadows, who is formerly in his role, is considering several people for press secretary. it doesn't seem he has selected anyone for the job yet, but he's also considering hiring the trump campaign spokesperson, he's working with the trump spokesperson as well, but we

. >> reporter: first lady melania trump is breaking with her husband around tweeted this photo of herself a mask to remind americans of the cdc guidance. jake we have now learned the white house is going to test all of the reporters for coronavirus. the ones who will attend the beliefing with the president and vice president and other officials after a member of the white house press corps started showing symptoms of coronavirus. so it's not clear whether they where positive or negative tore it. it's unclear it will be a daily practice. they are considering testing everyone who comes onto the white house grounds for coronavirus as well. >> all right. kaylin collins, thank you so much. >>> more staggering unemployment numbers. the labor department says 6.6 million americans filed for unemployment for the first time last week. add that to the previous le weeks. that is 16.8 million americans now out of a job, about 11% of america's work force. of course, those numbers reflect just a small fraction of the economic pain being felt out there. let's bring in cnn business anchor julia chatterley

this and that is the mob hates the president, they hated him the day he came down the escalator with melania trump. i don't expect them to change. you lived through russia, russia, ukraine, ukraine, mph, mph. i want the media to answer questions. in retrospect with the travel ban, was a good decision? next thing you want to say, what does the president do well in your opinion here? the hospital's, the ventilators he built, respirators he sent, can they say anything good? >> i don't think they can because they are so blinded by their hatred for this president, and they care more about destroying him and tearing him down and trying to stir their message of negativity about this president than they do about building this country up no matter how great of a job donald trump does, no matter how many lives he saved them on the matter how many likelihoods he protects, it will never be enough for the mainstream liberal media. they really wants to do nothing but destroy him and i think it's become a abundantly clear most americans, so much so they tune them out and it's one of the reasons it's so imp

cheated on melania when she was home with a three-month-old. the w.h.o. thinks they can get out of this by blaming all their screw-ups on the w.h.o." not going to work, w.h.o. who does he think he's kidding? the world health organization declared a global emergency on january 30, while trump waited until march 13. he completely skipped february. what, does trump go into hibernation for black history month? ( as trump ) "just tell me if frederick douglass sees his shadow." i don't think this buck passing is going to work, because anybody watching the news knew the coronavirus was coming eventually. one of the reasons i'm able to do my show from home during the quarantine, is that my staff at "the late show" took it seriously and started working on contingencies to leave the ed sullivan theater, if necessary, back on february 28. that's the same day trump said this: >> now the democrats are politicizing the corona virus. you know that, right? coronavirus. ( booing ) they're politicizing it. this is their new hoax. >> stephen: we're just a tv show. we're not

, slandered, besmirched as president from the day he came down that escalator at trump tower with melania trump. they are propaganda outlets, state run tv for the radical democratic extreme socialist party. they spread endless lies, conspiracy theories, one after another. then they never admit they're wrong and they just move on to the next set of lies. they are hateful. this is a destructive force for the country. i've been saying it for three years. they have contempt for the american people because they think they're smarter and they know better. donald trump's success is their failure and by extension, if the president fails, clearly that's what they want. do they care about the damage they're causing the country? apparently not, and they continue to cause damage. it's clear they have always wanted to defeat donald trump. 2016, what did they do? helped hillary as much as they could ignoring her clear violation of the espionage act, the deleted emails, they ignored her obstruction of justice, ignored her unverifiable now debunked dirty russian dossier used to spy on a candidate and lat

didn't necessarily want to commit to doing this which came at a strange time because the first lady, melania while the president was doing his briefing urging americans to look at this and that it could be important and to wear a mask or face covering and to take that issue seriously. so a bit of mixed messaging from the president and the first lady. the president said he didn't want to be sitting in the oval office wearing one of these. and the cdc issues this guidancing and it's more about wearing this when you're outside, not as much about when you're inside. but as we look to the different states that continue to ask the federal government for guidance in terms of what they should be doing for a stay at home order, the president was pressed on this again last night. take a listen to what he had to say. >>. >> the governors know what they're doing. they've been doing a great job. i guess we're close to 90%, anyway. and states that we're talking about are not in jeopardy. no, i would live it to the governors. >> we have seen now so many more states particularly in the south come out with t

slandered, has besmirched this president from the day he came down the escalator from trump tower with melania p trump. they are propaganda outlets, they spread endless lies, conspiracy theories, one hoax, one conspiracy theory after another. when they lied, they never admit they are wrong, they move on to the next set of lies. they are hateful, this is a destructive force for the country. i have been saying it for three years. they have contempt for the the american people because they think they are smarter, they think they know better. donald trump's success is their failure and by extend if the president fails, clearly that's what they want. do they care about the damage they are causing the country? apparently not. they continue to cause damage. it's clear they have always wanted to defeat donald trump. 2016, what did they do? they helped hillary as much as they could, ignoring her clear violation of the espionage act, the bleach and deleted emails, they ignored her obstruction of justice. they ignored her now verifiable phony russian dossier, and they ignored the biggest abuse of power c

grisham is out of the white house press secretary and she is going back to the east wing as first lady melania trump's chief of staff as she took over as press secretary back in june when sarah sanders left but never held a news briefing but she joined president trump's campaign in 2015 and worked on the 2012 presidential campaign for mitt romney. >>> today the presence of primary election in wisconsin is taking place despite the current state home orders that is after wisconsin state supreme court overruled the decision by governor tony a verse to postpone the auction until june because of the coronavirus but the court says the governor left the authority to move the election on his own and he said because of health concerns there is a shortage of poll workers.>> you know there are fewer places to serve the voters, you have larger numbers at those sites and numbers that will easily train the system.>> the democratic governor and republican-led legislature failed to agree on any accommodations for voters prompting the federal judge's ruling to allow absentee ballots to be delivered through apr

ones that come out of nests because natural selection has bred these birds over the centuries or melaniain these wilderness environmentsel and these are the birds that they want and willing to go to any length because they are all loaded and willing to go to any length to hire people who will provide these birds for them and willing to take great risks to get them because they only inhabit the most remote difficult to reach places in the world. one of them was jeffrey lendrum. here we go. so, i became very curious to find out, as did andy mcwilliam to find out mcwilliam was abl able -- he figured out pretty quickly he had a global smuggler on his hand. if you let him go he would escape and go back to doing this again so mcwilliam became fixated and 36 hours to try to persuade a prosecutor to hold lendrum for basically carrying bird eggs on his body, which he knew like prosecutors like those counterterrorism police had no clues about these arcane wildlife laws lendrum was breaking so was downad to the we trying to persuade these people this was the guy they wanted to hold, and egg smuggle

shortly after husband's press conference, first lady melania trump tweeted this.on's own advisor so close to a quarter of a million people here could die of the coronavirus, conceding the surgeon cases could be considerable, president trump told reporters" i hope zhao rong". david willis, bbc news, los angeles. —— hope they are wrong. china has come to a standstill for three minutes to remember the victims who died of the coronavirus, on a national day of mourning. the outbreak began in hubei province in december. the country has recorded more than 3,000 covid—i9 related deaths. let's get the latest from our china correspondent stephen mcdonell. good morning to you, stephen. an important day there. a marker. yes, flags are at half mast right across china. this is a traditional festival to remember those who have gone before us. but term sweeping day in 2020 has taken on extra significance. it's been declared a national day of mourning. at ten o'clock local time people stopped whatever they were doing, and that included cars in the street stop moving, drivers sound

the identity of the whistle-blower who filed a complaint against president trump, adding, "i mean, 'melaniauliani in president trump's discussion with ukraine also worried about rudy, children who forgot to check under the be

president trump and vice president mike pence reportedly tested weekly for coronavirus, while melanias tested every single moment of every single day. according to "the new york times," president trump rarely attends the coronavirus task force meetings that precede the press conferences, which isn't surprising at all. trump is like the kid in your group project in high school who didn't do any of the work. but the only difference is that kid never volunteered to give the presentation he just stood in the back and held up a styrofoam planet or something. trump needs to become that kid for this project fauci, get him a styrofoam planet "what does jupiter have to do with it? just hold it okay, i'll just hold it. thanks, fauci, for doing all the work i feel like i've really been a burden for you, but i'll just hold this and then we'll share the grade? president trump in a series of tweets yesterday repeatedly misspelled the name of the nobel prize. said trump, "look, i don't care how it's spelled, my point is chef boyardee deserves one." following a "new york times" report last week that

anyway -- [laughter] the body just like that, very soon after this belief that people have had for melaniaagons and creatures like dragons were real was dispelled. i thought that deserves a "mobituaries", a commemoration, that moment. >> the book is how many of those things that are in the book and i are things that you've done podcasts on and how many are things that may be your thinking about doing podcasts on or never going to do podcasts on? >> let me tell you, 75% of the book is all new material and it's not in a podcast. [laughter] it is so much that i almost had to write my own "mobituaries". >> you say in the book that you are kind of sad that you can't write a moment about barbra streisand because she still alive. >> she is immortal. >> do you ever find yourself thinking, i can't wait for that person to die? >> no, not barbara, never barbara. no, have i thought about people -- good "mobituaries"? >> like you are interviewing someone -- [inaudible conversations] >> no, i mean, there are people i've interviewed that when the time comes i think it would be an honor to commemorate a p