how do you make sure that michigan or snow that we -- that michiganers know that if issues arise, is the public ready for that? gov. whitmer: i think consistently explained, i am paying close attention, you are paying close attention, and certainly there are a lot of people who are home or watching the news. but some who are not. i don't want to make any assumption that people understand the threat of the second spike and what that would mean. i can confidently say while we are not unanimous on a lot of things, i hope and i believe we don't want to be in a second stay home, stay safe posture because we have a lot of people dying and our health care system is at the rink again. brink again. we don't want that to happen. but we all have to understand the necessity of mindful data-driven engagement as we build up the public health side as well. >> governor, you said you are going to lay out the data from which you are making these decisions. i wonder if you could preview how you are going to explain in the short order different sectors of the economy and the propriety of loosening some

we have business leaders in michigan that have that experience. so we are building a lot of the work around assessing risk in different sectors of our economy. i will be talking a bit about that today with leaders from both of those groups in my press conference this afternoon, and i would anticipate in the coming days of our trajectory of hospitalizations as it continues to go down and our ability to test continues to go up, that we will go into the next low risk category, and that might include some construction, it might include some additional outdoor enterprise centers that are currently forbidden from proceeding. these are a couple of the areas that i think would be the lowest risk areas that we might start to engage. we also have to look regionally. different parts of our state do not have covid-19 pressure the way that other parts do. they also don't have the kind of hospitals, able to -- if a spike happened. all of these factors go into the inherent risk, and that is what will be driving decisions of who comes online when. anna: there hav

it has not been as concerning a southeast michigan. while they have got plans and we are working closely with them, as this fire is continues to spread, not each of those other places are as well equipped as kent county is if they covid-19 -- a covid-19 spark starts to happen. as we determine and associate risk with various sectors of our economy, we also associate geography as a part of that risk analysis. that's a part of the determination about where we need to mitigate risk and where we need to be mindful about the sequencing of different sectors of our economy starting to reengage. any questions for the epidemiologist? i don't know if they will know the answer to budget questions. how confident are you that there won't be more layoffs coming for state employees? the budget shortfall is estimated to be $2.5 billion. the layoffs are about $5 million. is that enough? what else can the state to? are you confident that we will get enough money from the federal government to offset this? >> this crisis has taken an economic toll on hous

and so the modeling that we're looking at is done by people here in michigan at the niversity of michigan. it is, of course, not perfect because of the testing issues and the data collection, but that is what we're working off of. and we anticipate that the peak is end of april, beginning of may at this juncture, which is a handful of weeks out. dr. khaldun: that's why our model is looking at michigan specific data. we're working with the university of michigan. our model is getting more and more accurate, we believe. but again, anyone who says they know the specific date where it's going to peak, i just don't believe that's true at this point. but as we get more testing, i will be able to get more precise with our modeling. governor whitmer: all right, thanks. >> c-span has round-the-clock coverage of the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic. it is available on demand at c-span.org/coronavirus. stateupdates from officials and track the spread throughout the u.s. and the world with interact maps. watch on-demand, unfiltered at c-span.org/coronavirus. florida governor ron desantis

when we all take this seriously, we will save lives in michigan. we will save the front line healthcare providers that are struggling to keep up with the need. and we will come out of this in a more robust way where we can get our economy re-engaged. i would like to go the university of michigan model at my team and i have been using modeling. it helps inform a lot of our decisions, based on information that is coming from the state. this show what is can happen when all michiganders can stay home through may 3rd. that is the blue line. that's what the curve can look like if we stay socially distant through april 30th. the red line through april 13th -- so that's what our curve will look like if we stop social distancing now. and the black line is what we would have looked like if we hand done it in the first place. by observing social distancing, by adhering to the stay-at-home order, we're going to protect more families. you're going to save more lives. and we're going to help ourselves get back on our feet sooner, which will be better for our ec

michigan governor christian witmer -- michigan governor gretchen whitmer is putting to a task force to address racial disparities in health care needs due to the coronavirus. she's extending a statewide stay-at-home order until the end of april. her news conference is about 45 minutes. >> hi, it is thursday april 9th. i'm here at the state capitol with our chief medical executive. i want to begin by wishing everyone who celebrate as happy easter as well as happy passover to our jewish resident who are celebrating as well. i know that there are a lot of michiganders who usually come together to celebrate holidays or weekends for that matter with family and friends. this is a unique and challenging time. i hope that you are finding other ways to reach out to loved ones during -- during this time as we celebrate, as we cope and as we navigate these unsettling times. since monday, we announced that the state of michigan has selected the suburban selection show place in novi with collaboration with ascension help as the sight of the second healthcare facility to extend medical capacity duri

my job is to deliver to the state of michigan. we have too many people who are sick, too many who are dying. i'm doing my job. i ive' never taken potshots at other politicians. i'm not going to start now. all i can say is this. we are in a dire situation. we need assistance. we need it from the federal government. every state in the nation is going to confront this at one point or another. we've got to get this right for every american. >> reporter: governor, we wish you and your citizens godspeed. >> thank you. >> next, saying "good night with dolly." >> this book is so special it's celebrating its 90th anniversary. there will be parads and sporting events and concerts. to help our communities when they come back together, respond to the 2020 census now. spend a few minutes online today to impact the next 10 years of healthcare, infrastructure and education. go to 2020census.gov and respond today to make america's tomorrow brighter. it's time to shape our future. but every time we pre-rinse we wastee-rinsing our dishes. up to 20

i know these frustrations are not unique to michigan. i did see stories from across the country on the national news. similar situation where unemployment offices have just been overwhelmed by the need. here is what i can tell you is we had a 5000% increase in the last four weeks. 25,000 unemployed michigan workers, and we have seen $745 million in payments. we have been able to get a lot of payments out. the few states to begin the additional $600 in federal payments. those people that are already on unemployment, 350,000 have gotten this as well. we have begun accepting applications for self-employed workers, a group that was not traditionally included which we wanted to make sure they were. those federal payments will begin on april 20. and there is more than 200,000 of these workers. an estimated 95% of all potential claimants have access to this system with more than 90% filing online. we've extended our call center times and quadruple the number of staff. when you have 5000% increase, quadrupling staff is a big step but it is not 5

this is what is at stake, michigan lives. michigan is a hotspot for covid-19 cases. we are on the upswing. our numbers continue to climb every day. we have had 3000 more positive cases since i last sat in this chair on monday. we know that the apex will not end until the beginning of may. so in over a month, we will hit the height of this. i needed to reiterate that no one is immune from this virus. people of all ages and all walks of life are testing positive across our state every single day. this virus moves easily from person to person. even if you don't feel sick, you could be carrying it. i was struck by one of the stories i saw on the news just this morning of a special education teacher, who was 30 years old, who passed away after three days of combating the symptoms of covid-19. his wife had it as well but hardly had a fever. each of us responds differently to this disease, and that is why we all must act as though we could be carrying it. and stay home. just one person with this virus could infect another 40, and then in turn, they could infect 1000 more. w

phased reopening in michigan. do you support what the republicans offer or are there different plans? >> i think there are some things that would complement the work we are thinking about and the work we are planning to do. certainly, we need to build alliances and i welcome all input no matter where it comes from. at the end of the day, the most important voices helping us phase this in safely are those of our health care experts. the work we are doing centers around the best science. we've got to ramp up testing. we need to continually flatten and decline in terms of the curve and hospitalizations, so there are a lot of different vectors that go in. i'm sure there are pieces of a variety of plans that i will take to fashion a plan for my state. >> when you say ramp up testing, are you speaking of something specific? we hear so much about testing. what does michigan really need when it comes to testing? whitmer swabs and : reagents. it is really that simple. it is these tools that go into the tests that we are al

. >> from all across the state of michigan. and there on the front lines helping us get through this crisis. every time i speak to them, i feel the impact this virus has had on them and their families. a staff member of mine has a family member who is a nurse. at the end of his long shifts, he'll often stay in the garage and cry before going into the house. another friend of mine has multiple sclerosis. and a compromised immune system. she has been in her apartment for five weeks. we have all missed birthdays and celebrations, whether they are weddings or holidays with our family and friends. incredible sacrifices made by the people of michigan. it's really paying off. these are hard times, but we are going to get through this together. there are many who are struggling with their mental health right now. people are lonely and isolated and frustrated and will give anything to return back to normal. i have to tell you, i would too. we are going to get there. it's going to take some time. it won't all happen overnight, but we wil

, just like every other person in the state of michigan.uel: carolyn? carolyn: thank you. senator stabenow, this question is for you. tricia, from madison heights, wants to know this. what about our prisons? someone very close to me is in prison, and the coronavirus is there. i weren't they preventative -- why weren't there preventative steps taken right away? we know jail doctors and a commander have died at the wayne county jail. please respond. stabenow: tricia, i appreciate that question, and i have to tell you this is personal for me as well. before the town hall tonight, i was on the phone with my niece, who is a clinical social worker in the jackson prison where the outbreak is. i'm not sure if that is the place you are talking about, and it is pretty scary, both for the people who work there as well as the people in prison. i also have a nephew who is a deputy sheriff and works at the jail. and i have other members of my family as well. i very much understand this. perspective, i have been a strong advocate to get the protective gea

joining me is governor gretchen whitmer of michigan. she was elected in 2018 and her long career in state politics including serving in the state legislature. a few months ago, it feels like a long time ago, but she did deliver the democratic response to president trump state of the union address. welcome to washington post live. gov. whitmer: good to be with you. >> based on the data and what is happening in your state, are you thinking about extending the stay-at-home order beyond may 1? gov. whitmer: there is no question we have to be slow and methodical. we have to pay attention to the data, listen to the medical experts and our public health experts to know that we are ready. what does it look like when we do begin to reengage? be mindful there are different sectors of our economy, different sectors and regions of our state. we need -- we are going to be really data driven. exercise wegorous are going through to plan this work. willdds are everyone resume life as normal r0. zerowe do -- as normal are . ramp up a bitto where it is l

it's not just michigan, but across the country. our system has been able to stand up to the demand, but it does need support and we're working on that. in the interim, what we've done is release and loosen some of the previously required actions on behalf of applecare. so, a used to be you had to get documentation from your former employer to be eligible. we're going to make it easier for people to apply. my encouragement for folks is that, keep attempting to get the application in, but know that we understand the incredible strain on the system, the number of people impacted, and we're going to work to ensure people get the unemployment they need to get through this crisis. reporter: we're seeing questions about masks and whether people should be wearing masks whether they are out in public. now they are starting to require masks. is there any consideration as to making such a requirement here in michigan? gov. whitmer: i'm going to go -- give that one to the doctor. >> there's no question that our front-line hospital workers don'

. >>> michigan democrats voting to censure a democratic statehouse representative. karen witsett met with the president last week to promote hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for her recovery from covid-19. but not everyone supports her meeting with the president. matt fin live in chicago with more on that. matt? >> jon, the democratic chair of michigan's 13th congressional distribute tells fox news today that democrats there censured the state representative because she was being combative towards her fellow democrats. michigan state representative karen whitsett landed herself in hot water with fellow democrats after a meeting with president trump in the white house last week and thanking him for his pandemic response. she also cited hydroxychloroquine for helping her beat covid-19. her doctor confirms that medicine helped. she tells fox news since that meeting with president trump, the governor has been unpleasant towards her, but she says she's unapologetic because quote black bodies are piling up in her state and her community is being underserved by the state'

we've lost over 2,000 theme 2,0n michigan. we have to make a decision based on the medical experts to keep ourselves safe. we all want to get economy going again. we didn't want it to stop. we have got to focus on the medical ex% and the testing. i will say that eventually a vaccine is going to give us all the confidence to be able to go back and live our lives and have the vaccination and continue with what we've been doing in our lives. but between now and then, it's about testing. we need to have the kind of testing where just as the mayor of detroit has been able to do with a 15 minute test for police officers, you take test in the morning, you get results immediately. you know you are ok. and then you can go to work. and so i've been very involved in that. there is a report on my website. i release aid report yesterday about where we are in the united states compared to the world. where we need to go and what we need to do. this is about working together get people back to work. my favorite t shirt is it's everybody again

we are michigan first and we have been able to do important work together. we are trying to do an additional supplemental and we hope they help us out. the state cannot run deficits. we have to have balanced budgets. dc,stance out of washington they need assistance out of washington to get through this pandemic. >> moving to unemployment we have seen more than a million people in the state lose work or in the pandemic. most have been able to get through and file, i say most because it is not all. we have a ton of questions from viewers who wants to know what you and your team are doing to fix the website. >> i would love to tell you a little bit about what is going on. before i headed over i would like to acknowledge one thing. a lot of michiganders are hurting. it is a tough time for the isolated, for business owners who are worried and are trying to bolster all of their employees and aren't sure what the future will look like. it has been a tough time for families i have talked to were struggling because they have lost a loved one. lines whoon the front ar

of michigan just in the past day signed a statewide executive order that directs nursing homes in michigan to start reporting any covid cases among staff or patients to the health department, to create separate housing for residents with coronavirus, to provide ppe to all employees who are working with any coronavirus patients, to send any medically unstable patient to the hospital. her executive order covers a number of things that nursing homes need to do better and that they need help with in order to stop the tide of death through these facilities where more americans are dying than any other place. that at least is a start. we'll talk to michigan governor gretchen whitmer next. stay with us. stay with us think of people in . think of people in . but when you have the chase mobile app, your bank can be virtually any place. so, when you get a check... you can deposit it from here. and you can see your transactions and check your balance from here. you can save for an emergency from here. or pay bills from here. so when someone asks you, "where's your bank?" you can tell them: here's my

michigan has over 29,000 confirmed cases. today, the state passed 2,000 deaths.hat gives michigan the grim distinction of having the third highest death toll in the country. after new york and new jersey. given that, it is surreal is not the right word, but close, it's remarkable, at least, that this was the scene yesterday outside the michigan state capital, confederate flag waving trump 2020 flag waving people out on the street and ultimately blocking traffic in protest of the michigan governor having a stay-at-home order in place. these protesters demanding that the governor just rip the lid off, open it back up, let folks get back to business as usual, why all this overreacting? it's only more than 2,000 dead and counting. tonight, in michigan, republican state lawmakers are trying to force an end to the governor's declaration of the state of emergency. and also four sheriffs in northern michigan now say they will not strictly enforce the governor's order to try to limit the spread of coronavirus. between the scale of the outbreak in michigan, which is quite

what is michigan really need when it comes to testing? gov.hitmer: it is these tools that go into the tests that we are all competing for that we are all trying to get. i know there was a comment by the white house that they would be moving forward and using the defense production act to start producing swabs. i have not seen if that is coming -- or that is going to become a reality, but i do know that is one piece of the test we do not have enough of. we could do to or even three times -- we could do two or even three times more, but we need swabs or reagents so that we can process the tests. >> you recently started a task force and a mission to look at racial disparity. what will that group do? what you hope it achieve? gov. whitmer: michigan was one of the first states to start reporting data about the race of people who are testing positive for covid-19 and people who have lost the battle for covid-19. it was us and illinois. i know you're going to talk to my friend jb shortly. and louisiana. we need to prioritize this as a country. it is

. >>> in michigan democratic leaders are voting to censure a state representative, after karen whitsett of detroit voiced her support for stay at home protests and promoted hydroxychloroquine as a covid-19 treatment. earlier this month she tested positive for coronavirus. she has since recovered. matt fin has more from chicago. >> jon, democratic state representative karen whitsett in michigan says she is unapologetic and won't be silenced after democrats in the 13th congressional district censured her earlier today after she met with the president in the white house last week. the representative met with president trump and thanked him for pandemic response. she also cited hydroxychloroquine for helping her beat covid-19. her doctor confirms the treatment helped. whitsett tells fox news since that meeting last week michigan's governor has now been unpleasant towards her, but she says she is going to continue to speak out because, quote, black bodies are piling up in

economy adding more pressure to end state lockdown a full report straight ahead plus the state of michigan is also dealing with protesters calling for an end to those lockdowns but those demanding liberty could result in a rise in 1000 numbers our panel guests will weigh in and then tiger king star joe exotic scored a small victory as an extension was granted in his wrongful imprisonment lawsuit hold talk with our very own rick sanchez about this wild case all right it's time to shoot your new i q. president trump has launched his initiative to reopen america in the coming weeks americans across the country took to the streets calling for changes to be made now but while some demonstrators say they were in favor of the administration others criticized its response to the coronavirus pandemic argues rachel blevins gives us the details. many americans are taking to the streets voicing their opposition to the ongoing restrictions in the name of stopping the coronavirus over the weekend demonstrations were carried out in florida virginia michigan maryland texas california and 10 other states i

with us is michigan democratic u.s. senator. to ask you about this movement in your home state but in a lot of place as cross the country. you can watch it develop. it's between american lives and the american there are practitioners put it. how have they been in this crisis in. >> this is not either/or. i mean, i want to liberate michigan. i want to there is a lot of information. they're so true. we are flying blind. everyone can go to the grocery store to go back to work in this store and get a quick test and the person who is sick goes home instead of everybody having to stay home which is what is happening right now. which, by the way, is the reason that my democratic colleagues and i put out a report through our policy committee yesterday about testing. how we compare to other countries, the facts, what is happening, and why we are proposing a $30 billion investment in the next round in the kind of testing we need to get things going again. because we have over 2,000 people who lost their lives in michigan. i don't want tha

consider in michigan, protesters gathered in michigan to protest the slow of the spread of coronavirus. and this image from ohio the angry crowd at the window of the state house, it went viral. in utah protesters held signs that said resist like it's 1776. and america will never be a socialist country. a reopened north carolina facebook page quickly attracted 42,000 members. even in new york, some residents took to the streets on thursday, despite the empire state being the epicenter of the virus. yesterday, in texas, governor greg abbott encouraged state retailers to begin operating next friday as retail to go. customers can order items ahead of time. and take curbside delivery. on friday, the president fired off a series of tweets, liberate minnesota, liberate michigan, liberate virginia among them. ground zero has been michigan. governor gretchen whitmer added more restrictions. you can't travel to a second home you that own. you can't take out a boat or jet ski on the water but kayaks are fine. she also ordered all large stores to cordoned off the garden centers as part of an activ

. >> jon, democratic state representative karen whitsett in michigan says she is unapologetic and won't be silenced after democrats in the 13th congressional district censured her earlier today after she met with the president in the white house last week. the representative met with president trump and thanked him for pandemic response. she also cited hydroxychloroquine for helping her beat covid-19. her doctor confirms the treatment helped. whitsett tells fox news since that meeting last week michigan's governor has now been unpleasant towards her, but she says she is going to continue to speak out because, quote, black bodies are piling up in michigan. people are getting their water shut off and have to walk to the liquor store to buy single items for meals. the democratic state

and the state of michigan both been hit pretty hard the governor there gretchen whitmer has issued a new order and that requires people to stay in their homes except for essential tasks like getting groceries and they are barred even from visiting their own vacation homes that a lot of people in michigan have them so michigan is cracking down just trying to keep people indoors in a way that no other state really is but the problem here in the united states is is that some states have strict orders some don't so the virus is sort of like pollution it doesn't respect state borders and governors are trying to get together on this but there are a number of them that continue to resist stricter orders so whether this helps the state of michigan or or whether those cases continue to flood over those borders is an open question because people from other states are still going to be allowed to visit their own vacation homes in michigan even while residents of michigan cannot don't under bring us up to date from chicago don thanks a lot. or the number of confirmed cases in the u.s. has risen

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you're in michigan there.e of the states where the protests against the restrictions are taking place. lots of protesters are supporters of the president. what are you seeing there and how much do you think the president's rhetoric is turning this pandemic into a political issue? >> right, so we're seeing four main stories play out here. first, the governmeor who is dog her best to ensure that she's not placing lives at risk by reopening the economy, we're seeing these raise in right wing protesters who are putting both themselves, their families, at risk. and also act iing in blatant ca lisness and disregard for the 2300 lives lost in the staut of michigan. and thursdayly, i would say most importantly, we have the effect of the coronavirus and disease taking the lives of african-americans, predominantly in the city of detroit. we are african-americans are 14% of the population in the state of michigan. but we are over 40% of the fatality asks morbidity related to the virus and disease. and we are 33% of the i

chris: we'll talk with gretchen whitmer the governor of michigan. and finding ways to day connected and lift spirits through song. all right now on fox news sunday sunday. hello from fox news in washington. there are now more than 300,000 cases of coronavirus in the u.s. deaths from the virus increased by 1,300 in just the last 24 hours. but president trump says the country must prepare for ebb worse with this wash. president trump: -- with this warning. president trump: this will probably be the toughest week and there will be a lot of death you be fortunately. chris: 4 states and the district of columbia i shall -- 41 states and the district of columbia ordering state at home orders. and the cdc recommending wearing a facemask outside but the are* says he won't. >> the president's task force says it's focused on detroit, chicago and new orleans where covid-19 cases are on the rise. >> he day when i go to work i feel like a sheep going to slaughter. reporter: america's medical community faces a cripple reality. many fear is there not enough equipme

>> governor whitmer: so we don't have enough tests and i know that's not unique new michigan -- to michiganer to really have a handle on how many people have had covid-19 at how prevalent it is we really need to be doing much more robust testing. right now we've got a number of hospitals that are already at capacity and we are setting up an off-site field hospital at tcf, working with the army corps of engineers. and the vice president, who's been very helpful and we're really grateful for that, but we know right now that we are going day-to-day today in of having the n95 masks, gowns, gloves for our frontline's and that's i think where we are spending so much of our energy, trying to get more of this stockpile, trying to contract with anyone where we can get these materials have michigan businesses ramping up production. >> chris: president trump says that the federal government, the national stockpile is the second line of defense, that it's basically up to the states to prepare for these emergencies. here he is on that. >> the states should be building. we are a backup. we are not an ord

state of michigan as its governor seeks to expand the coronavirus lockdown as many other states are preparing to reopen the economy. and notes of football's ghost games a survey commissioned by d.w. shows the majority of germans are against the bundesliga season really resuming in empty stadiums. i'm told me a logical thanks for joining us we start here in germany where chancellor angela merkel is performing a delicate balancing act easing some lockdown restrictions but warning that they could be reimposed if the rate of corporate 19 infection increases again museums galleries places of worship and children's playgrounds are being allowed to reopen but sports fans will be disappointed because major events such as professional football matches remain banned until the end of august. chancellor angela merkel defended a step by step approach as she outlined details of the latest easing of restrictions in germany following a virtual meeting with the 16 state premiers it's been the 1st i'm strongly convinced we can best work in the interest of business but also of social contacts if we focus on tak

conservative groups in michigan organized protests on thursday.onking vehicles blocked traffic for miles. as you can see here, groups of people even got out of their cars and gathered on capitol grounds. the protestors claim michigan's governor has gone too far with restrictions. the crisis has certainly put her on the international stage and also put her at odds with the president and republicans as the state is struggling to combat a rising death toll. >> it's been unrelenting. the losses have been devastating and we've had very few successes to offset that. >> reporter: michigan governor gretchen whitmer is listening. >> how are you taking care of yourself? i mean, i can't imagine the stress that you're under. >> reporter: just outside her office window, the front lines of another fight. protesters surrounding the capitol in a drive-by demonstration sounding off against the strict stay at home orders she's imposing to slow a deadly outbreak. on the job for 15 months, whitmer is front and center in the battle between the governors and the white

and you know, i do see in michigan it's starting to become under control. so why are we under these same stringent guidelines put out by the governor? >> reporter: less than 600 miles away diana shaffer is wondering the same way. >> so our numbers have been going down, and things are starting to be on the upswing. so i don't see why pennsylvania wouldn't be considered one of the states to start may 1st. >> reporter: until then she hopes people will see that although her view is different people will respect it. >> there has to be a middle ground here where we all understand each other and know that we're in the same battle, but we can't be spewing hate back and forth. >>> up next, back in business in denmark. but when can we say the same in the u.s.? only roomba i7+ uses two multi-surface rubber brushes. ♪ and picks up more pet hair than other robot vacuums. and the filter captures 99% of dog and cat allergens. if it's not from irobot, it's not a roomba™. never drinking water. neutrogena® bright boost with dullness-fighting neoglucosamine. boosts cell turno

i loved hunting here in michigan. michigan. still love it. it's home, something really special about it. but again i would always encourage people to go outside of the comfort zone to see these new places, do these new things that but my first western hunt was in elkhart in idaho in the national force. it's been one of those things where again, kind of as a major earlier i had always dreamed of doing that. someday i will do it. sometime going to do. i want to do it, i want to do it but it didn't feel confident. there's a lot to figure out, new gear, need to learn how to survive in these different places. much of an walking behind a house and sitting in a tree. so it's interesting, this guy has helped with a lot of these things that i was reading something from steve and it finally gave me the push, like bennett, i just got to go do it. it was a passage in one of his books actually about elkhart he was on and just flip the switch and i said forget the i don't know about this at about that,, just go, you'll figure it out once you do it. i found

we are working on plans to establish that michigan.e going to be releasing more details in the coming days those of the principles we are going to follow so we can open up responsibly and not cause a second wave. david: we just talked nancy pelosi and she is confident this forged $84 billion package will $484which includes -- billion package will pass. will that help with the need for testing? >> i mean, every resource is going to contribute to getting more. testing. i appreciate that. it will also go toward the paycheck protection program which i helped launch. that ran out of money but that is nowhere near covering all the small businesses. worke going to continue to with our delegation to advocate for more. we appreciate any dollars coming into the state of michigan. david: thank you so very much for your time. that was garlin gilchrist, lieutenant governor of the state of michigan. coming up, talk to the senator of minnesota on the spending needed for thes state of minnesota. ♪ ♪ this is "balance of power ." the house isn't about t

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michigan is a hot spot. we need assistance.nd i'm grateful for any partnership at the federal level or any partnerships with business that's want to help out because we desperately need ppe, lives are on the line here. chris: governor whitmer, thank you. thanks for joining us. we wish you and your state of michigan all the best in the coming days. up next, we'll bring in our sunday group to discuss the huge federal response to the epidemic and the political battle over how those trillions of your dollars will be spent. as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchumal- cut. liberty biberty- cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ from anyone else. so why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms which most pills don't. get all-in-one allergy relief for 24 hours, with flonase. that's ensure max protein, with high protein and 1 gram sugar. it's

she said she needs to do what's good for michigan.le being tested every day. michigan is the third highest death rate, so that is the real point here. the economy also reeling, john, but these two factors will be the subtext for the next several months. >> they'll be the subtext for the next couple hours, too, jeff, in the sense that the president is speaking with governors this afternoon. governor whitmer welcome to be on that call. does she plan to speak up about reopening her state as america says it's time to get back to work? >> reporter: that's one of the interesting things we asked her, and she said she will follow the metrics, as she's been pointing out, and she, like other governors, say there is not enough testing. they simply do not know how many other cases are out there. but they seem to have the equipment that they need. that was an issue early on. we'll see if she speaks up or not, but john, it is clear the politics of this so fascinating. but again, they work both ways. it's not just democratic governors here. these ba

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inspired by the people of michigan. the irony of social distancing is that it reminds us how connected we truly are. i'm talking to people who are calling their grandparents more often, checking up on friends and family members and making sure they're okay. they're delivering food in a safe way to make sure they have what they need. it's inspiring because on the other side of this, reverend sharpton, we're going to check in on one another more often. we're going to say i love you a little harder, hug each other a little tighter as soon as it's safe to do so and that is going to be the bright sunshine that is the morning after this stormy night. that inspires me and motivates me to make sure we have everything we need to put this in place right now because we need to break through and do everything we can. >> we have to break through it. we have to get through and rebuild and restructure it. it will not be easy to rebuild after the damage of this p pandem pandemic. but i'm with you. i have faith we can do it. michigan li

that's right i don't know usually a michigan michigan almost becomes the center point of the most ludicrous rules and then we see in new york by the way that new york has just announced it will begin cleaning that subways between 1 am and 5 am every day you know why that is because they've become now the place for homeless people to sleep in new york there are apparently enormous numbers of homeless people who are just kind of taken over the subways there because people are riding them and they're sleeping in them so the city is now trying to find a way to move those people out they claim they need to clean them every day between 1 am and 5 am even though nobody's right by the way back to michigan the governor just came out and said she's now going to allow people to hire people to cut their law and because originally that was considered landscaping was non-essential which means people screw people landscaping on their gravel just growing you know yards i . yeah it's michigan is the worst case scenario in terms of government overreach and it's why a lot of people are speculating that gretch

in 2016 trump narrowly carried nich michigan. two years later whitmer was elected and now she's on joe biden's campaign. >> she is one of the most talented people in the country in my view. >> reporter: for whitmer it's created a delicate balancing act she acknowledges the state's recovery from the crisis depends on a working relationship with the white house and federal government. >> do you care what president trump thinks about you? >> all i care about is making sure that i'm able to deliver for the people of michigan. and i will work with anyone who's in the white house in order to do that. >> reporter: you held your tongue a little bit. you've not perhaps said things publically that you may otherwise have. >> yes. >> reporter: why? >> because i've got to get things done. >> reporter: so being on the ground in michigan and seeing these protesters fredricka, it was clear the anger is real here. yes, these protests are organized by conservative groups, it had the feel of a tea party rally or trump rally but back in washington,

we're talking about minnesota, michigan, and virginia. and the president sort of continued to speak to that. he said that some of these governors in his view have been unreasonable and are getting carried away. but at the same time, this is a president who this week said that the governors were ultimately going to call the shots after days of confusion where he asserted total authority and now shifted that back to the states. on the issue of testing, that's where it really comes down to. he wants the governors to be in charge of that. he hasn't given exact definitions for how he might support that. there are governors like andrew cuomo that repeatedly asked the federal government and the president to use his full powers and use something like the defense production act on the issue of testing which the president has yet to do. and indicated to night he doesn't really inen to the do that. but i thought it was notable. this is a president that loves to look back. if he's talking about a different administration than his own. he is sort of o

michigan governor whitmer, we wish you and the people of michigan the best of luck as you go through> thank you. >>> you can join anderson cooper and dr. sanjay gupta tonight for a new cnn global town hall, their guests tonight include dr. steven hahn, andrew cuomo chef jose andres and alicia keys. she will perform her new song. >> that's going to be an amazing town hall. so millions more americans filing for unemployment again last week. small businesses now waiting desperately for that additional ppp funding. the house set to vote on it in just hours. ♪ now, simparica trio simplifies protection. ticks and fleas? see ya! heartworm disease? no way! simparica trio is the first chewable that delivers all this protection. and simparica trio is demonstrated safe for puppies. it's simple: go with simparica trio. this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures; use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. protect him with all your heart. simparica trio. i wanted more from my copd medicine that's why i've got the power of 1, 2, 3 medi