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the battle over staying home heat up with protests in michigan, minnesota, and virginia to end socialtancing, the president tweets his encouragement, saying those states should be liberated. plus that debate over testing. the president says states have to step it up. >> this is mayhem. we need a coordinated approach between the federal government and the states. >> o'donnell: easing restrictions: in florida, some beaches reopened as texas sets dates to open parks and retail stores. but in t remains a ghost town as doctors struggle to keep up with the pandemic. long food lines, devastating images-- cars stretching for miles, and the thousands of families now visiting food banks for the first time. where did it come from? tonight, u.s. intelligence woking into whether the coronavirus started in an exotic animal market or was it accidentally released by this wuhan lab? all this as china raises its death toll. "racing to a cure": we take a closer look at the antimalaria drug the president calls a "game changer," the science behind it, much debatee's so much debate about hydroxychloroquine

the president singling out key election states, michigan, minnesota, virginia. michigan's governor, her message to protesters tonight -- it's better to be six feet apart than six feet under. >>> more than 600 dead in one day. masks required if you're not in public in new york. and governor cuomo firing back at president trump. >>> also tonight, the horror unfolding for some of the most vulnerable, the nursing homes. in new jersey, new york and massachusetts. and tonight we've learned six people die after attending the same funeral. stories th fa arriving yesterd afaninee mes. us doesn't know what tohe his children ask w dinner tonight? >>> the news just in tonight. diane sawyer reporting about how many in a community may have been exposed to coronavirus. far more people than first thought. and the scientist telling diane, this may be the tip of the iceberg. >>> the race for any kind of treatment that works and the drug already being used, remdesivir, would it hold promise. one patient. >>> after so much talk of chloroquine and hi hydroxychloroqui hydroxychloroqui

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the president singling out key election states -- michigan, minnesota, virginia. michigan's governor, her message to protesters tonight -- it's better to be six feet apart than six feet under. and tonight, in some parts of the country, still a brace for the peak in new york, where there's been a flattening of the curve, still more than 600 dead in one day. masks required if you're out in public in new york. and governor cuomo firing back at president trump. also tonight, the horror unfolding for some of the most vulnerable in nursing homes and senior centers in new jersey, new york, massachusetts. and tonight we've learned six people have died after attending the same funeral. >>> the desperate need for food in this country. tonight, the stories behind the faces. in one line, cars began arriving yesterday afternoon. so many in need. some in tears. one father told us he doesn't know what to say when his children ask, what's for dinner tonight? and the woman who waited 18 hours for food. >>> the new results just in tonight. diane sawyer reporting on a major antibody

tweets that president trump randomly pops out after watching fox news, but sending tweets that michigan, minnesota and virginia need to be in his words liberated -- in virginia it was liberated and concerns about the second amendment, but the idea that watching in on fox news about protesters in michigan, he now says liberate michigan. battleground states with democratic governors. it's one of those things you want to take a step back and realize this is the president of the united states saying these places need to be liberated. allegedly he was leaving it up to the governors because the governors knew -- and he's such a constitutionalist that governors have the right and know what's best for their state, he's saying liberate those states. >> reporter: that's right, not enough to try to turn the briefings into his rallies. wants to have rallies again in states with democratic governors. one, these demonstrators are not practicing social distancing, run the risk of spreading the virus around. putting that aside, president was asked but danced around the question. said he was comfortable with the t

the president is very aware of who is talking to the people on the streets in those 3 states michigan minnesota and virginia i was all wearing my go hat some of them carrying guns they are trump's base so that so he's speaking to he was never going to walk those comments back despite the fact he's been criticized by members of his own party you know the conservatives say look you simply cannot do this jay inslee the governor of washington saying look this could incite violence we are at a very critical juncture in this country right now there is a plan to slowly reopen things it's going to be science based that's what the president himself said and here he is backing up far right people armed people on the streets of these 3 states saying that they're being treated roughly in a so it's clear what the president here is doing but it's also clearly pretty irresponsible at this moment in time there's a great deal of pressure for people to get back to work those 22000000 people have now filed for unemployment there is a desire to do that but to do that carefully so you've got president trump on one

but, you know, sending tweets saying that, you know, michigan, minnesota, and virginia need to be, in his words, liberated. you know, in virginia, it was liberated and concerns about the second amendment. but the idea that, you know, he watched something on fox news about protestors in michigan. he, now, says liberate michigan. obviously, it's states, you know, battleground states, democratic governors. it's -- it's -- again, it's one of those things you want to take a step back and realize this is the president of the united states saying that these places needed to be liberated. you know, allegedly, he was leaving it up to the governors because the governors knew, and he, you know, is such a constitutionalist that the governors have the right, and know what's best for their state. he is saying liberate those states. >> that's right, anderson. it's not enough for the president, i suppose, to try to turn these briefings into his rallies. he wants to have rallies at state capitols against social distancing. talking to trump advisers, they admit this could backfire. keep in mind a coupl

when he tweets out, "liberate michigan, liberate minnesota, liberate virginia," he is fomenting protests. i hate to say that is fomenting some violence. i am very concerned about what

the president singling out key election states -- michigan, minnesota, virginia. michigan's governor, her message to protesters tonight -- it's better to be six feet apart than six feet under.

y hoy llamados a la rebeliÓn, f contra de michigan, minnesota que quieren mantener la cuarentena.de las Órdenes para quedarse en casa, expresan su frustraciÓn. protestas como estas contra varios gobernadores demÓcratas siguen creciendo. el gobernador sepa que ya no queremos estar encerrados. no estoy daÑando a nadie, solo estoy caminando por las calles. el presidente trump fue de lleno contra el gobernador de new york. que deberÍa pasar mÁs tiempo haciendo y menos quejÁndose. >>> cuomo dice que el gobierno federal no ha dado recursos para insumos mÉdico ni la reapertura y le pide a su presidente que haga su trabajo. >>> otro gobernador aludido de virginia, le puso un alto al presidente. >>> (hablado en inglÉs). >>> en tanto, otros estados donde hay protestas mo texas se preparan para reabrir f breve. >>> mientras epidemiÓlogos que si no se hacen bien las cosas las olas de contagios podrÍan durar hasta el aÑo 2022. >>> a partir de la prÓxima semana, ya texas, florida, otros estado van a comenzar a levantar restricciones. a pesar que expertos temen que puedan surgir nuevos brotes y

protests have erupted in michigan, minnesota, virginia. most are self-identified trump supporters. trump posted these messages today. we mentioned them at the top of the broadcast, encouraging demonstrators to, quote, liberate those states, all of which coincidentally key to his 2020 re-election campaign with democratic governors. today trump was asked about those sentiments during the briefing. >> would you talk about these states, michigan, minnesota, virginia, do you think that they should lift their stay-at-home orders, or can you talk -- >> no, but i think elements of what they've done are too much. these are people expressing their views. i see where they are, and i see the way they're working, and they seem to be very responsible people to me. but it's -- you know, they've been treated a little bit rough. >> he said this week his people will listen to him. meanwhile, texas, which has more than 17,000 cases now, already preparing to lift some of their restrictions just because it is. today the republican governor of texas, greg abbott, announced stores will be able to offer r

michigan, minnesota, virginia.they should lift the stay-at-home orders. >> i see where they are. i see where they are working. they seem to be responsible people to me. you know, they have been treated a little bit rough. >> he may think they are responsible because they are wearing maga hats and pro-trump signage. is this political? >> as you mentioned, some of the supporters appear to be trump supporters wearing clothing supportive of the president. i think where this could be a problem for trump is this is encouraging the protests. especially in republican areas. it could put him in conflict with republican governors. a number of governors issued orders yesterday are democrats. it could be an issue if this encourages widespread protests where we see stay-at-home orders. >> morgan, i'm sorry for the brevity of the conversation. see you later. that is a wrap for this hour. i'm alex witt. thank you for watching and we'll see you at noon. i'll talk to the governor of connecticut about the timeline for reopening. ali

in 2016, he did narrowly win michigan, but he lost minnesota and virginia. so this was also seemed to be a little bit about how he looks at the next few months in terms of those critical states. and the president was also asked last night whether he might return to the campaign trail and have rallies as we get closer to the general election. the president said his priority is on the coronavirus pandemic, but that he would like to get back out there and talk to his supporters. it seems that these tweets are at least one way that he can do that, kendis and lindsay. >> all right. monica alba live at the white house, thanks. >>> new today in new york, some growing concerns over the high number of covid-19 deaths at nursing homes. more than 3300 people, the highest numbers were in the counties of new york city and these numbers were not always reflected in state totals. >> msnbc's corey kaufman joins us now from outside a hospital in queens where more than two dozen people have died. good morning to you. these patients, of course, they're extremely vulnerable. wh

the president singling out key election states, michigan, minnesota, virginia. michigan's governor, her message to protesters tonight -

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the battle over staying home heat up with protests in michigan, minnesota, and virginia to end socialtancing, the president tweets his encouragement, saying those states should be liberated. plus that debate over testing. the president says states have to step it up. >> this is mayhem. we need a coordinated approach between the federal government and the states. >> o'donnell: easing restrictions: in florida, some beaches reopened as texas sets dates to open parks and retail stores. but in t remains a ghost town as doctors struggle to keep up with the pandemic. long food lines, devastating images-- cars stretching for miles, and the thousands of

michigan, not in virginia either. as you can see by the data. not in minnesotare protesters pushing to reopen the state were featured on fox news minutes before the president's tweets. remember, criteria number one from the president's own guidelines is that states have to see two weeks of sustained decreases in cases before considering reopening parts of their economy. and as you can see from the data, states everywhere are still seeing cases go up. even red state governors like texas is greg abbott are signaling they're not ready to move as quickly as the president might want them to. right now the number of confirmed cases totals roughly 700,000 with more than 35,000 deaths and as the president's task force warned, there's a number of undetected asymptomatic cases unless you test more people. until you focus on a marshall plan for testing, the president is attacking governor cuomo. including not being appreciative enough of the president. here's some of cuomo's response first on testing. >> the expression don't pass the buck without passing the bucks. he's sa

president trump encouraging demonstrators using their own language tweeting in all caps, liberate michigan, minnesota and virginia all three battle ground states have democratic governors and each faced protest for their stay-at-home orders. the president asked about those conservative supporters thursday. >> they seem to be protesters that like me and respect this opinion and my opinion is the same as just about all of the governors. they all want to open. nobody wants to stay shut but they want to open safely, so do i. >> reporter: president trump notably silent after mississippi's republican governor extended his stay at home one democratic governor say the comments are unhinged and putting millions at danger of contracting the virus and the president attacking andrew cuomo saying he should spend more time doing and less time complaining. cuomo firing back. >> he's sitting home watching tv, maybe he should get up and go to work, right? after the president accused cuomo of inflating new york's needs for emergency medical equipment, the governor said his requests were based on federal projections. >

he tweeted lib rat minnesota, liberate michigan, liberate virginia. all caps, each a separate tweet. save your great second amendment it is under siege. obviously he didn't do that to you. i want to ask younot in the political context, but one of our reporters was on the ground for a protest in michigan that was happening. he saw dozens and dozens of people that were not social distancing. that were there to protest. they were not distancing. do you think it's appropriate for the president to be encouraging people to protest against the states and possibly put themselves and others in danger right now? >> well, i'm not sure the president said all those things. i mean, i'm not sure he's telling people not to social distance. look -- >> well, he's telling them to protest, right? >> people have a right to protest. this is what i've said about protesters in ohio who are protesting what i'm doing, you have every right to do that. we believe in the first amendment. we have excluded first amendment issues from our orders. churches -- some churches have been

michigan. same tweet scream wiabout minnesota and virginia. pence why trump was trying to incite in midst of a pandemic, we know while, all three states have democratic governors and swing states that donald trump hopes to win in november. even though clearly violating social distancing guidelines, putting themselves and others, overburdened health system at risk. trump is supporting them because -- >> they seem to be protesters that like me. >> wow. there have been a series of protests popping up around the country featuring trump flags and paraphernalia and hats. video from orlando. former republican governor of new jersey and christine todd whitman tweeted this. this president is now truly getting out of control. in talking about liberating the states, he's using language that could lead to rioting. no one has done more to undermine the country than donald trump. >> joining me, whitman and debbie dongle of michigan. senior whip. governor, you were cabinet secretary, you're governor of a state. a week in which the president said he's in char

on friday, president trump encouraged protesters in michigan, minnesota and virginia, health officials are saying more needs to be done before we can be back in johnawre details.>> reporter: protests end to stay-at-es this weekend home orders. >> freedom and liberty. we are losing it. >> reporter: those measures were put into place as a way to help limit the spread of the coronavirus which has infected more than three quarter millions of americans according to johns hopkins university. >> just by staying home, your actions may have and likely did save lives. >> it is also crippled the u.s. economy with 22 million fuel filing for unemployment in the past four weeks. >> it is killing my business. i can't see any of my clients even that is a very small amount that i can't get the assistance i need. the ppp loan is out. got denied. >> not everyone is ready for things to reopen. >> i'm just grateful that the governor has kept us safe in the actions he's taken so far and the curve has been flattened by the efforts of everybody. >> some health officials and governors say a lot more testing is

. >> reporter: the president tweeted friday, liberate michigan, minnesota, and virginia, appearing toack the protesters. some who are clearly ignoring social distancing guidelines and not wearing masks. >> they seem to be very responsible people to me. >> reporter: the financial crush apparent. in new york city, the mayor toured a center saturday which delivers 30,000 meals a day to his city's hungry. elsewhere across the country, people are lining up for hours at food banks. >> it's embarrassing. it's the first time i've ever done this. >> reporter: the numbers in new york state, the covid-19 epicenter in the u.s., continue that efforts to slow the spread of coronavirus are working. but he says without a big influx in testing, going back to normal isn't yet possible. >> nobody wants to get on with life more than me and everybody else. we're all in the same boat. >> reporter: it will be at least another month before people can travel freely across the u.s./canada border once again. the prime minister of canada said saturday extending travel restrictions will keep people in both countr

he called for minnesota, michigan and virginia to be — as he put it — liberated.ith bbc news. hello once again. friday was an absolute sparkler of a day. this was the scene late in the day across mallaig in the western side of scotland. and there was 13 hours of sunshine or so to be had in stornowayjust a wee bit further to the north and west. come a good dealfurther to the south, though, and it really was wet at times thanks to an area of low pressure in biscay throwing these with weather fronts up and across the southern half of the british isles. and it will continue to do that during the course of saturday. there's no great rush to really change things, so a lot of cloud across the greater part of england and wales and some really quite heavy bursts of rain as well. a little bit of organisation about it. there's a band of weather trying to move a little bit further north into the north of england. and then come the afternoon, the remnants of something just pushing those showers over towards wales. all the while, the very far north of england, scotland, norther

your tweets about michigan, minnesota, virginia were fomenting rebellion. how does that square with the sober and methodical guidance that you issued yesterday? >> president trump: i think we do have a sobering guidance but i think some things are too tough. the states are mentioning, they're too tough. not only relative to this but relative to virginia, what they did with the second amendment, the they did a horrible thing. the governor, he's a governor under a cloud to start off with. when you see what they have done about the second amendment and what other states have done, i feel very comfortable. >> reporter: just to be clear when you talk about these states, michigan, minnesota, virginia, you think they should lift their stay-at-home orders? >> president trump: what they have done is too much. it's just too much. you know the elements because i already said but certainly a second amendment on second amendment having to do with the state of virginia, what they've done in virginia is just incredible. okay, please print >> reporter: sir, are you concern

definition that led hundreds upon hundreds upon hundreds of us citizens across the country from michigan and minnesota down to texas and up to colorado to throw down their face masks and rubber gloves and take to their streets their capitol buildings and their governor's residences in protest of the social distancing policies and stay at home borders that have affectively closed businesses both large and small across the country since the start of the coded 19 pandemic us president donald trump he triumphantly egged those protesters on tweeting proudly liberate michigan liberate minnesota and liberate virginia yes it was our undying need for liberty and freedom that caused these protests to take place much like the boston tea party of old. or at least that.

>>to quote liberate michigan minnesota and virginia. >>this is just grossly irresponsible. and here is a dangeroly bombstic because it spires people to do angerous things. >>those who dangersly floutethe rules to protest their governor's authority said it was ouof frustratn chked any money from the desper the wrist. >>with all due respect i think is a anybody who thinks we're doing this just to take away people's libeies and is looking at the data that we're looking we're doing what we're doing to try to save lives. >>should en, cnn atlanta. >>well devoping this morning with wells fargo w fang a class action lawsuit amid this pandemic a company based in lifornia claims the bank performed unfair actions againstsome smaller businesses that sought financial relief from the billion paycheck protection program. money from the government long program ran out last week and accorng to the lawsuit wells fargo prioritized the compies that requested lae loans even though the government said the ppp application applications woulbe a first come first serve bas. according to the lawsuit

in a series of tweets he called for minnesota, michigan and virginia to be, in his words, "liberated"e have democrat governors and are considered swing states at federal elections. some governors, including in michigan and minnesota, have announced plans to partially re—open their economies at the start of may. but others, including andrew cuomo, the governor of new york state, accuse president trump of failing to provide states with enough support. speaking at the daily white house briefing, president trump defended his online remarks, but didn't outline specific lockdown measures he thought should be withdrawn. i think some things are too tough. and if you look at some of the state you just mentioned, it is too tough. not only relative to this, but what they have done in virginia with respect to the second amendment is just a horrible thing. they did a horrible thing, the governor. and he is a governor under a cloud to start off with. so when you see what he said about the second amendment, when you see what other states have done, no, ithink, ifeel very comfortable. let's speak to

really caused an ideological rift here basically addressing the protesters of the states of michigan minnesota and virginia saying liberate these states where is yesterday's briefing he said look i've made this pretty clear the decisions are down to the individual states i am hands off you're going to get federal back up this is not about politics and you get straight into an argument which is even got criticism from his conservative allies saying you shouldn't be doing this jay inslee the governor of washington saying look you're inciting violence potentially by saying these things but trump knows what he's doing this is his base the people out calling for the economy to reopen our trump supporters many of them wearing trump regalia and many of them described as extreme right wing so this was something he got a great deal of criticism for but this was a series of 3 different tweets addressing 3 different states and the one in virginia he added and they're coming after your guns as well so he may claim that he's not making this about politics and of course the presidential election is coming u

protests in minnesota, michigan and virginia are thought to have been orchestrated by conservative groupsch has targeted democratic governors whose lockdowns the demonstrators want to see lifted. the president, in a series of tweets, called for all three of those states to be "liberated", as he put it, adding a call to his supporters in virginia to save what he called your great second amendment, which he said was under siege. the second amendment grants american citizens the right to bear arms. last week, virginia's governor ralph northam signed several gun control measures into law, a move prompted by the mass shooting at virginia beach last year in which 13 people died. the president denied suggestions that his tweets could foment dissent and undermine his calls for national unity. he also denied suggestions that by defying social distancing guidelines, the demonstrators could add to the spread of the coronavirus. these are people expressing their views. i see where they are and i see the way they're working. they seem to be very responsible people to me. horns blast. the protests in m

. >> reporter: president trump friday tweeted, "liberate michigan, minnesota and virginia." maryland's republican governor telling cnn the president is encouraging protests that go against his own policy, sending mixed messages. >> to encourage people to go protest the plan that you just made recommendations on on thursday, it just doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: vice president pence, who leads the coronavirus task force, was in colorado greeting the governor without a mask, against white house recommendations. >> we have rights! >> reporter: colorado and other states including vermont and montana have announced plans to reopen the economy, but warn those plans will only unfold gradually. and tom, tonight, colorado's governor says he supports the right to protest, but says people still need to stay home. also, we should note, in a recent poll, a vast majority of respondents say they are concerned that states will reopen too quickly. tom? >> clayton sandell from the center of one of those protests, we can hear it right there. clayton, thank you. >>> next tonight, two of

michigan and minnesota are swing states. arguably the biggest swing state.rump is encouraging these protests against democratic governors, stirring the pot. governor is a rumored vice presidential running mate of joe biden. so the president is taking the time to stir the pot. giving usosh wingrove that update there. have a great weekend. coming up a little bit later, we are going to talk about the high-yield market. we are going to hear from the credit finance group at goldman sachs on why issuance will continue to increase. we will be back in a moment. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ fedlet: with the backstopping the market, more companies are looking to test investors' appetite. withoke exclusively christina, goldman sachs cohead of leveraged finance for the americas. >> i think our clients are relieved to see the capital markets functioning as they are. they continue to focus on making sure they have adequate liquidity to continue to finance their businesses. to say thely pleased leverage loan market is also showing signs of life. >> what do they have

in a series of tweets, he called for minnesota, michigan and virginia to be — in his words — liberatedmocrat governors. some governors — including michigan and minnesota — have announced plans to partially re—open their economies, at the start of may. but others — including andrew cuomo, the governor of new york state — are accusing trump of failing to provide the necessary support. let's bring in the bbc‘s katty kay, who joins us now from washington. seeing donald trump saying liberate — that almost sounds like something che guevara would say, as opposed to donald trump. what does he mean? it's an interesting choice of words, and donald trump, it seems to me, is appealing directly to his base to some conservatives who have been out of places like michigan, protesting that their freedoms have been taken away because of this lockdown. and they want to have the freedom to go back to school or work, or restau ra nts a nd back to school or work, or restaurants and bars, and mix in public. there's this debate going on between public health workers and people on the business and economic sid

liberate, he declared, hitting michigan, minnesota, and virginia. >> i think elements of what they'vee are too much. >> reporter: the president then praised statehouse protesters, many of whom did not wear masks or practical social distancing. >> they seem to be very responsible people to me. you know, they've been treated a little bit rough. >> reporter: given the scope of financial hardship, the president lashed out at democrats, insisting congress must replenish aid for small businesses. >> nancy pelosi, she's away on vacation or something, and she should come back. she's not doing her job. >> reporter: the administration announced a new $19 billion re farmers and buy their products. >> mass purchases of dairy, meat, and agricultural produce to get that food to the people in need. >> reporter: iger eager to rebo the president said he looks forward to one day campaigning again, but would prefer rallies without social distancing. >> it loses to me a lot of flavor, but i hope we're going to have rallies. i think they're going to be bigger than ever. >> reporter: the vice president sai

definition that led hundreds upon hundreds upon hundreds of us citizens across the country from michigan and minnesota down to texas and up to colorado to throw down their face masks and rubber gloves and take to their streets their capitol buildings and their governor's residences in protest of the social distancing policies and stay at home borders that have affectively closed businesses both large and small across the country since the start of the code 19 pandemic us president donald trump he triumphantly egged those protesters on tweeting proudly liberate michigan liberate minnesota and liberate virginia yes it was our undying need for liberty and freedom because these protests to take place much like the boston tea party of old. or at least that's the bill of goods that was sold to these poor souls who are out there like lemmings putting themselves and their families a risk they've been sold that their lives are only worth the work that they do for the corporations that own them and that not being able to go to applebee's or great clips or wrestling matches means that somehow the constitution or

was from took to twitter to express his support for what he called the liberation of michigan minnesota and virginia all states with democratic governors not all of the protestors were in support of the president and his policies activist delivered faith bodybags complete with certificates that displayed signature to the same francisco federal building in california and to trump international hotel in new york city as their way to condemn his administration's response to the virus now despite the current state of home order state home orders in place and the presence of police on the ground protests were largely peaceful as a nation tackles the question of how to deal with record breaking unemployment in the face of a global pandemic reporting in the newsroom rachel blevins art. and in what appears to be retribution for the claims of lack of transparency from the chinese government the u.k. is now pulling back its invitation to while away to help build out their 5 g. networks prime minister boris johnson now on the mend from this deadly virus himself initially bucked american pressure a

president donald trump triumphantly egged those protesters on tweeting proudly liberate michigan liberate minnesota and liberate virginia yes it was our undying need for liberty and freedom because these protests to take place much like the boston tea party of old. or at least that's the bill of goods that was sold to these poor souls who are out there like lemmings putting themselves and their families a risk they have been sold but their lives are only worth the work that they do for the corporations that own them and that not being able to go to applebee's or great clips or wrestling matches means that somehow the constitution or bill of rights no longer exists here in the united states but do not blame these poor souls out there protesting they are clearly going through the denial and anger phases of the 7 stages of coronavirus greed and they are being taken advantage of by these people. save your blame for the ghouls that band the flames of fear paranoia and the rejection of common medical sense ghouls like these 2 we have people dying 45000 people a year die from automobile accidents 480000 f

now while trump took to twitter to express his support for what he called the liberation of michigan minnesota and virginia all states with democratic governors not all of the protests were in support of the president and his policies activist delivered fake body bags complete with death certificates displayed signature to san francisco federal building in california and of the trump international hotel in new york city as their way to condemn his administration's response to the virus now despite the stay at home orders and the presence of police on the ground protests were largely peaceful as the nation tackles the question of how to deal with record breaking unemployment in the face of a global pandemic reporting in the newsroom rachel blevins r.t. . across the country a growing trend of americans foregoing local and state orders to remain at home taking to their state's capital to protest lockdown measures meant to curb the spread of coronavirus it would appear that those demonstrators and those who criticize them fall right down party lines joining in on this discussion our panel today in

now on to twitter to express his support for what he called the liberation of michigan minnesota and virginia all states with democratic governors not all of the protests were in support of the president and his policies activist delivered fake body bags complete with death certificates displayed signature to san francisco federal building in california and of the trump international hotel in new york city as their way to condemn his administration's response to the virus now despite the stay at home orders and the presence of police on the ground protests were largely peaceful as the nation tackles the question of how to deal with record breaking unemployment in the face of a global pandemic reporting in the newsroom rachel blevins artsy. while many around the country are protesting to get back to business as usual today one business actually is r.t. it's fair project is joining us now with more on boeing employees heading back to work area i mean how is this even possible well middle we're actually talking 27000 employees going back to work in washington state which is actually the