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joining us from capitol hill is senator mike braun, republican from indiana. ank you for being with us today. give us a sense of where this package stands right now. is it realistic to have something for the president by monday? sen. braun: i think so. i think when leader mcconnell gets behind something like this, the urgency is real. we have been stewing on this national anxiety surrounding coronavirus for a good while. as i get input from back in indiana, many businesses that have been relatively unscathed say next week will be much different. in two to three weeks, the ripple effect from the businesses that had been shuttered and their employees not working will even have a magnifying effect. i'm one of the most fiscally conservative individuals in the senate. that is something we talk about, and we need to down the road. here, the american public expects us to do something. it was created by our effort to tamp the disease down from the experts that know best. days after that 14 day spread, we even need to look at that because "the wall street journal" had a

that is senator mike braun, republican of indiana.ar from the other of the capital and the other side of the aisle with congressmen and 11 of michigan. -- with congressmen and 11 of michigan. david: this is "balance of power." i am david westin. andy levin of michigan called for the president to invoke the defense production act. we welcome congressman levin over the phone. are you satisfied the president is doing what needs to be done with the defense production act? rep. levin: not yet. i am encouraging him in a bipartisan way to use the full power of the defense production in a patriotic effort to produce the ventilators, the respirators, the grounds, everything we need in a testing capacity to get this pandemic under control much better. i think a lot of our companies are eager to pitch in. this is a case were nothing but coordination at the highest level will suffice. this is a flat-out emergency. we have hospitals in my area that are already using almost every ventilator they have. if our cases keep doubling every few days, i do

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cheryl: senator mike braun, it was good to have you on here.e certainly, please keep us posted as this vote hopefully makes it down to the floor. >> will do. >> stocks are surging on hopes that this deal is going to get done, that congress will pass the coronavirus stimulus package. we're waiting on anymore details from the senate obviously. with relief for businesses and for americans hopefully in sight, does that mean the markets will maybe start to go up? we're up today. let's bring in dani hughes and sure vest chief investment strategist rock luna. thanks to have you both here. >> thanks, cheryl. cheryl: rob, we were up 800 points on the dow. what does this signal to you or is it more volatility? >> i think volatility like we talked about last week, cheryl will be here to stay probably the next few weeks, if you look at what the vix is telling us, we're expecting 4 to 5% moves daily. what is going on in congress, the market is expecting this to be done but in my view, we're really looking at is what the president is talking about right now.

. >> we're talking to two senators here on msnbc, chris coons and mike braun.hey're both going to be joining us live. >>> president trump saying he will activate the national guard in three states. also promising more supplies like masks, respirators, gowns. all of it supposedly on its way. still some say they still don't have what they need as the surgeon general warns this morning, quote, this week it is going to get bad. a lot to cover here at home and around the world. our team is set and ready to go on this monday morning. garrett haake is on capitol hill, hans nichols at the white house, david gura on wall street and we're going to start with garrett on capitol hill. you and i have been speaking offline a little bit. a lot of moving pieces. are we seeing this move towards some kind of compromise before noon? >> reporter: that's certainly the hope. the treasury secretary is on the hill right now. he's going back and forth between the democratic and republican leaders' offices trying to hammer out this massive spending bill that could be passed through the

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here to discuss indiana senator mike braun.it. >> thank you. pete: we're hearing reports on on the outside listen bipartisanship has broke out for the right reason. what needs to be worked out? >> i think it's better news than what everyone might imagine and i think it's getting into the details of how the direct payments end up going to the individuals most impacted by it. blue collar workers, wage earner s, small businesses. i was in directly on the small business component and i think that's going to be about as good as we can get done quickly. i think one side is looking at maybe trying to enhance unemployment insurance. we actually had an amendment for phase ii to do just that, here a few days ago and i think we want to make sure with what we're doing that we get it done quickly, the american public needs to see dramatic action here. we created all this by trying to keep the disease down and i think it's simply how much and how do we do it that reaches the people that need it the most , so we're going to get there and i li

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. >> shannon: talking to senator mike braun, senator from indiana about this.enator, good to have you with us. >> good to be back on. >> shannon: you're getting briefings that we, the general public, have not gotten. are some of these critiques valid? questions about testing kits and those kind of things? what do you make, if you can be objective, about the response? >> we, on tuesday, had a committee meeting where we had an hour of testimony that i was therefore, from experts in the administration, behind closed doors briefing. chuck schumer, i don't think it was they are, i think he was at the microphone or on the phone r talking about it. you look at the number of deaths from the common flu. millions of cases -- and like it was said earlier, 15 to 20,000 deaths in a normal year, can spike up to 60 to 70 when you have a severe year. here, we have had 11 deaths. i think this is so emblematic of what i remember during impeachment, what i remember, even in my own campaign, when you've got a weak case, you don't talk about the merits. you try to sensationalize it

let's get reaction on breaking developments from senator mike braun of indiana. the pandemic, thanks for joining us, senator. >> you bet. elizabeth: the pandemic is starting to sweep up there the south and midwest. the debate, coordinate the focus on helping the hospitals. louisiana is getting hard hit now. per capita, cases there are now rising faster than new york. this is a matter of messaging right now for the country. we're seeing now, out of the democrats, they're talking about election reform, green new deal. we have 2states doing basically -- 21 states doing stay at home orders this is vision for getting us out of this. a unifying vision. can you talk to us what is happening right now with the house debate on the aid package coming through? they're talking about a fourth and fifth one. >> it got delayed out of sunday evening. most of us working on committee, we thought it would be fleshed out sunday evening. speaker pelosi came into town, all the stuff you mentioned, i won't repeat it, came into play. kind of hijacked the whole process. we were dealing wi

we have mike braun from the beautiful state of indiana, meanwhile dealing with this. senator braun, you are the fiscal conservative of fiscal conservatives and yet you are writing off as many of your colleagues on a pretty pricey package to get this economy sort of goosed a little bit. how do you feel and reconcile that? >> you know that's tough because i'm one of the three three or fr maybe two or three votes almost against any appropriation because we never have any reform measures or do any budgeting. this is different, neil w very to try to tamp the disease down. who knows what the unemployment rate is going to be. this bill is about 10% of our gdp annually. to me, i'm only disappointed that we didn't get it done sunday to deliver it on monday morning instead of today. i say that because there are small businesses, people that have been without a job, already, two to three weeks, in restaurants, bars, hospitality oriented businesses. we needed to do it. when you rush here, even when you don't rush, you get bills that are generally not on the mark. i think these, f

senator mike braun, this harkens back to 2008 we're picking winners and losers. he is indicating he and some of his colleagues may not be comfortable with that. what do you say to that? >> we don't want to pick winners and losers. we want workers to benefit. sometimes for workers to benefit you have to go through the company. they have thousands of workers f the company goes out of business, no fault of their own, those workers will not be able to receive a check. so we're, look, our ultimate goal are the people. our ultimate goal are the great people if this country. we'll have things worked out. it is very complex formula, you understand that very complex, but it is working out. i think we'll have pretty uniform support for it. please. reporter: mr. president, we're hearing state department putting out advisory telling americans not to travel overseas at all. are you putting in a overseas travel ban? >> we're speaking with the state department later. i can't say now because i haven't had the meeting yet. reporter: president trump, i wanted to ask dr. hahn about

indiana senator mike braun saying the country is well. something like this. we're already getting information from other countries that have been fighting it and in many places it has been somewhat contained. >> i think what president trump did do and the fact that we have an infrastructure that helps us prepare for this better than any other country. >> ed: mike emanuel is live on capitol hill this morning. >> good morning. the vote in the united states senate expected around 1:45 p.m. eastern time and expected to receive strong bipartisan report to respond to the coronavirus outbreak. it's approximately 8.3 million. including 3 billion for vaccines and a billion for local governments. a key conservative in the senate says it is time to get this done. >> i'm very conservative when it comes to taxpayer money but this is not a time to be cheap. we need to get this done. we need to get it done this week. >> ed: senate democratic leaders expressing pride in the bipartisan response and the fact that they're looking to get this done this week.

joining me, republican senator mike braun, republican of indiana. the senator was stalled 47-47. five republican senators in quarantine, couldn't vote, couldn't take part. do you think we are going to get this thing done today, the $2 trillion package? >> there was no need for that last night to be delayed. sadly, the way this place works, speaker pelosi and chuck schumer kind of hijacked the process because we have been working in task groups and the democratic senators have been in on all this stuff from the beginning and if you look at their members, we were all working together. it was ready to go. the urgency is here. the american public expected this morning that there would be something delivered and when it comes to the details, i'm a guy that likes the details to be in place, i have been here long enough, you're not going to get all those the way you like it and we do need to make a statement. we are covering small business, we are covering particular industries through no fault of their own, at least we will have access to liquidity through loans, not bailouts or grants