also mike huckabee, lawrence jones, doctor oz and doctor dr. nicole saphier with new information and if you need when new workout ideas you are stuck in the house, we've got them for you because we will have new ideas on how to stay active when we are holed up inside our house. a busy 3 hours kicks off 13 minutes from now on the channel you just for your morning news, back in just a moment. you doing okay?

also with me, former arkansas governor, fox news contributor, mike huckabee.reat to see both of you. dinesh, i have to get into this, the aclu has filed suit in dealing with the coronavirus response. a friend of mine said today where have all the civil libertarians gone? when people on the shutdown orders and basically aren't able to exercise many of their constitutional rights. where are the civil libertarians? >> yeah, without minimizing the seriousness of the epidemic, without recognizing that this is a global crisis, recognizing that we've never had medical tents in central park as far as i know,er we are not trying to understate it. at the same time we are a country under a constitution. the right to assemble, the right to free speech, the right to religious freedom. what strikes me as amazing is thes blithe way in which mayors and elected officials are talking about abridging these rights at whim. here is de blasio. you know, fica church having services, i'm not going to just shut it down now, i'm going to shut it down permanently. would he say that if h

mike huckabee in for sean tonight. have the best weekend. ♪ >> mike: welcome to this special edition of "hannity." covid-19, the impact on america. i'm mike huckabee in tonight for sean. " over the hour we are going to show you how this global pandemic is not just a deadly virus, but also a very serious threat to our very way of life. earlier tonight, president trump and held another task force briefing at the white house. joining us with all of the latest details, chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher. >> governor, let's begin with breaking news out of the coronavirus task force where stephen kohn, fda commissioner, said the first at home covid-19 test unveiled this week and actually be mailed from doctors to patients, who can then self-swab and mail it back. expert say it will boost access to testing as well as test numbers. the president also signed legislation today replenishing the small business lending program with $484 billion, $310 billion of that goes towards the paycheck protection program, which

mike huckabee in for sean tonight. nd. ♪ >> mike: welcome to this special edition of "hannity." covid-19, the impact on america. i'm mike huckabee in tonight for sean. " over the hour we are going to show you how this global pandemic is not just a deadly virus, but also a very serious threat to our very way of life. earlier tonight, president trump and held another task force briefing at the white house. joining us with all of the latest details, chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher. >> governor, let's begin with breaking news out of the coronavirus task force where stephen kohn, fda commissioner, said the first at home covid-19 test unveiled this week and actually be mailed from doctors to patients, who can then

joining me now is steve forbes, editor in chief of forbes media, and mike huckabee, former governor andox news contributor. jim clyburn frame the timing of a pandemic that's n now killed over 47,000 americans as a "tremendous opportunity." your thoughts? >> that's stunning that someone would see this as an opportunity rather than an incredible burden over the now 26 million americans who are out of work. it's also an opportunity for america to decide if they want thesee kind of policies to take individualism and turn into collectivism. do they want more government, not less. do they want more government tow be localized, or do they want some distant federal government taking over every aspect of their lives, telling them to go home, stay put, don't mow your d lawn, don't plant a garden, don't gohe breathe fresh air and get sunshine. i don't think the american people are stupid enough to e wt the choice that democrats are going to give them. >> laura: steve, one thing we keep saying is that we talked about it last time you work on, are the shifting goalpost. we can reopen when we flatten

mike huckabee tells why he needs them all., as holy week wraps up, how can americans keep the faith without being able to go to church. is that possible? raymond arroyo with this friday night edition. plus, two-for-one deals on exclusives here, are you ready for this? first, the interview with houston rockets owner tillman petit and what he needs to save the jobs of tens of thousands of employees, what he owns in all different countries all the different states is astounding, and it is all on the docket with the shutdown due to the pandemic. laura has a sitdown with attorney general bill barr, which has been absolutely outstanding. first, focus on the coronavirus and our response to it, let's bring in the ma'am it does it all, fox's chief breaking news correspondent located safely on the west coast, where it's always sunny. trace, what's up? how's it going in california? >> brian, breaking tonight, the people behind the university of washington ihme model, which is not always been correct, but cited numerous times by the trump

response to the lesson left sent insane demand toemptyn facilities, the same crazies who said mike huckabeeells us why he show by the needs them all. how can americans keep the faith without being able to go to church. is that indeed possible? raymond arroyo has been scrambled for this friday night edition. plus we've got to her when the deals what he needs in order to save the jobs of tens of thousands of his employees. and it's all on the docket with the shut down due to the pandemic. and laura has part three of his sit down with attorney general bill barr which has been absolutely outstanding. so first, more on the coronavirus and our response to it, let's bring in the man who does it all, fox's chief breaking his correspondent located safely on the west coast where it's always sunny. trace, what's up? how's it's going in california? >> brian, breaking tonight, the people behind the university of washington ihme model, which is not always been correct, but cited numerous times by the trump administration, told fox news moments ago they believe the worst is now behind us. in other words,

[laughter] mike huckabee is considering a run. he said the president's race can kenya, went to a muslim school and hates america but despite that he seems like a sweet person. so he sounds less like a presidential candidate and more like my aunt. and then there's donald trump. donald trump has been saying he will run for president as a republican which is surprising since i assumed he was running as a joke. [laughter] donald trump often appears on fox which is ironic because a fox often appears on donald trump had. [applause] [laughter] if you are the washington post table with trump and you cannot finish your entrÉe, do not worry, the fox will eat it. [laughter] and if i can from moment talked about the birther issue, when did we get so suspicious about where people were born? a usa today poll last week said the percent of americans think the president was deftly born in the u.s.. moree very same poll 5% said donald trump was definitely born in the u.s.. has it reached a point where americans only think something -- someone was b

governor mike huckabee, always good to see you.hank you for being on the program. >> thank you, harris. always my pleasure. >> harris: what attorney general bill barr is telling prosecutors to be on the lookout for now amid concerns that some states may have gone too far in their stay-at-home orders. and, one of those states fighting back after a judge says the governor overreached. former assistant u.s. attorney andy mccarthy will weigh in on this. stay tuned. >> no one is better off because of this ruling. at worst, people's health and safety will suffer tremendously. ♪ it's best we stay apart for a bit, but you're not alone. we're automatically refunding our customers a portion of their personal auto premiums. learn more at libertymutual.com/covid-19. [ piano playing ] that's ensure max protein, with high protein and 1 gram sugar. it's a sit-up, banana! bend at the waist! i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa! 30 grams of protein, and one gram of sugar. ensure max protein. many of life's moments in thare being p

group of homeowners in walton county on florida's panhandle including former arkansas governor mike huckabee are angry that the county's board of commissioners passed an ordinance closing the county's beaches because of the coronavirus pandemic and they're suing to get the ordinance overturned the lawsuit alleges it's an unconstitutional taking of property without compensation thus violating privacy and due process rights and that the case is about how the ordinance affects the rights of ocean front property owners not issues related to the general public according to the lawsuit quote the county's ordinance forces family members into a confined space within their house rather than allow them to social distance and recreate in their sandy backyard if you look at this corona virus tracking that for the state of florida walton county located way up here now has 26 confirmed cases of the coronavirus a week ago it didn't have any just like more than a dozen other counties in the northern and central part of the state well now the corona. iris has spread like wildfire from the very south down her

also mike huckabee, lawrence jones, doctor oz and doctor dr.cole saphier with new information and if you need when new workout ideas you are stuck in the house, we've got them for you because we will have new ideas on how to stay active when we are holed up inside our house. a busy 3 hours kicks off 13 minutes from now on the channel you just for your morning news, back in just a moment. you doing okay? yeah. this moving thing never gets any easier. well, xfinity makes moving super easy. i can transfer my internet and tv service in about a minute. wow, that is easy. almost as easy as having those guys help you move. we are those guys. that's you? the truck adds 10 pounds. in the arms. -okay... transfer your service online in a few easy steps. now that's simple, easy, awesome. transfer your service in minutes, making moving with xfinity a breeze. visit xfinity.com/moving today. - america is a democracy, and it starts with you. by participating in the 2020 census, you can make sure that federal funding reaches your community for schools, hospital

let's bring in mike huckabee former fox news contributor, former governor of arkansas.e. he is wearing many hats. good morning, governor. >> good morning. you said i was a former fox news contributor. maybe you said something i don't know. ainsley: it said it in the prompter. i was wondering that too. it said that i wasn't going to ask. okay, so no. you would know. governor, we wanted to get your opinion on this. 22 million people out of work. we need to put america first. what do you say? >> what's so hard about that? even democrats ought to figure the math on this. 22 million americans don't have a job right now. so why in the world would we be importing people to come in and take a job that 22 trillion americans desperatel2 -- 22 milr families. same people criticize him for everything. they will criticize donald trump if he personally and we stocked nancy pelosi $24,000 freezer with the finest its crime that's ever been created. they will still say he didn't pick the right flavors and didn't bring hot fudge sauce. he has got to do what he is bring doing for america a

mike huckabee, herman cain, dr.cameron, all sides covered from the politicians from the pandemic experts to wonderful religious leaders on the program this morning. we'll have a great easter. jillian: yes, we are. meantime get you caught up on other news. start with extreme weather, millions of americans are under severe storm warning. threat stretching from texas and the southeast, look at this, baseball sized hail pelted homes in texas. >> this is gigantic. they're just falling from the sky. oh, my god. oh, my god. jillian: that is incredible. wow, the hail smashing through this skylight in del rio, texas. in nearby angelo, strong winds pulling roof off a shed sending it flying. the storm reached as far north as iowa. tornadoes could be in store this theseter sunday. wow. 1200 medical workers contracted covid-19 on long island, new york. 13 cases in hospitals in the area. at least two long island nurses, five other medical workers have died from the virus. >>> queen elizabeth sends a message of hope in her first e

i'm mike huckabee in tonight for sean hannity.the hour we are going to show you how this global pandemic is not just a deadly virus, but also a very serious threat to our very way of life. earlier tonight, president trump and held another task force briefing at the white house. joining us with all of the latest details, chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher. >> governor, let's begin with breaking news out of the coronavirus task force where stephen kohn, fda commissioner, sa f

. >> mike huckabee weighed in earlier. >> some people let power go to their head.hey are shredding the constitution and common sense. why am i safer at walmart with hundreds of shoppers that i am in my own yard or in my car or by myself at a church with rolled up windows. >> it is a different story in kansas were saturday the supreme court held a videoconference hearing and ruled in favor of the democratic governor, after republican lawmakers tried to block the order limiting religious gatherings to 10 people. following the decision, the governor tweeted the response to the pandemic has necessitated that even the most fundamental institutions find alternative methods that preserve public health. >>> in kansas, no religious leaders announced plans to open their doors. across the country, only a handful are holding in person services today. >>> in washington, reporting. >>> summit makes it possible's that were supposed to deal with the influx are reporting empty beds. in new york, the hospital ship remains nearly empty. there are currently only 60 patients on board c

i'm mike huckabee in tonight for sean hannity.e hour we are going to show you how this global pandemic is not just a deadly virus, but also a very serious threat to our very way of life. earlier tonight, president trump and held another task force briefing at the white house. joining us with all of the latest details, chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher. >> governor, let's begin with breaking news out of the coronavirus task force where stephen kohn, fda commissioner, said the first at homeov

contributor, former bush white house press secretary ari p fleischer, foxes jupiter d former governor mike huckabeeyou took of note, when the president answer the question of what do you tell your son barron, it's bad. he goes to fake news a cost, no happy talk, jim, this is death. it's the largest medical mobilization in our country's history, the fastest, and getting questions every day, could you have acted faster. he waste called racist or the travel ban ten days after the first case, ari. >> a lot has gone wrong since president trump has come into office. but most of what's gone wrong is his critics. the way they react to everythinn as if there is no sense of america anymore. it's can you get trump? is there a way we can twist or create a story to make trump look worse? sometimes the president makes mistakes on thee coronavirus issue. everybody got it wrong for the first couple of months. large part because of the reporting coming out of china and we've had ebola and other breakouts that didn't affect us on our shores so why should we think this is so different? now to gang this up entirely on

joining me now, mike huckabee. this is impossible to verify the allegations.kind of impact will the allegations have on the race, considering the media's not really covereallying car -- reag it. >> that's the whole point. they're not going to cover it. when a republican gets accused of something, brett kavanaugh is a great example, it's wall to wall, 24/7. the democrats said we have to believe the women and the senator from hawaii said men, just shut up and accept what the woman says is true. now the democrats play by that rule until it touches one of them. i don't know whether joe biden did this or not. i'm not going to accuse him. it's been a long time. i have no idea. the fact that the press has a different set of rules when they're dealing with republicans and one when they're dealing with democrats ought to be troubling to any fair-minded american regardless of their own personal political party. jesse: it's interesting that the woman alleges she went to the harris campaign and the liz warren campaign and told them about these allegations and they got blo

physician and fox news contributor, and joining us, former governor and fox news contributor, mike huckabee. he is "outnumbered." i want to start with you, you have certainly been in the seat of making statewide decisions. would you do right now and what do you think of the job, having just watched governor cuomo, how do you think he's doing? >> mr. huckabee: i think governor cuomo is doing a really splendid job. one of the things he is doing is giving people a lot of information. which is one of the jobs you have. he's also bringing some level of consolation. he is balancing the harsh truth of the virus with also some hopeful optimism. the most important thing he's doing, he is managing the crisis. he is rebuilding the assets that are necessary to fight it, he is marshaling all the resources that are necessary, and he is positioning resources to the hospitals that needed the most. i think he's also giving us some picture into why this issue is best handled at the state and local level. a lot of people have tried to criticize the president, saying he ought to do a nationwide order. no, he s

bush white house press secretary ari fleischer, former arkansas governor, fox news contrary to mike huckabee two moments that i know you took note of, one is when the president answer the question about what you tell your son bearing? it's bad. he said to fake news a cost of the other day, he goes, no happy talk, jim, this is death. we're talking about death, jim. no happy talk. it's the largest medical mobilization in our country's history, the fastest, and are getting questions every day like could you have acted faster? he was called racist for the travel ban ten days after the first case, ari. >> sean, a lot's gone wrong since president trump came into office. but most of what's gone wrong or his critics. the way they react to everything as if there is no sense of america anymore. there's just can you get trump mike is there a way we can twist or create a story to make trump looks worse? sometimes the president makes mistakes, i think in the coronavirus -- everybody got it wrong for the first couple of months in large part because of the reporting coming out of china and in large part be

. >> harris: i want to bring in now former arkansas governor mike huckabee, fox news contributor. i always enjoyed talking with you about these debates, governor, because you have lead a state before and you know the challenges that are there. i'm asking, can we, or how can we balance what clearly is democracy in action, with people tucked down my protest and getting those people to live by the guidelines that we all agree upon? likes social distancing, wearing a mask, so on, so forth. speak of the key is they are not producing social distancing. they are not protesting wearing masks, they are not protesting taking good care and washing hands and doing those things. what they are protesting is -- >> harris: governor, forgive me. can you see this video? >> no. >> harris: please forgive me for cutting in. i don't know how long it's going to last up on the screen. i'm not seeing what you are saying playing out. my question is, how do we tell people, go protest, but like this woman sharing their camera. they are close together, they are clustered. >> they are clearly people violating

melissa: here now is mike huckabee, former arkansas governor, fox news contributor. governor, i mean what's abundantly clear that we need to get america reopened for business. you know i talked to so many people every day who are dying on the vine here. you know, like watching their dreams go up in flames whether it's a small business owner, salon, restaurant, we want everybody to be healthy but then the next step there has to be something to go back to. how do we balance that? >> well it's a tough thing because if we get back too soon, everybody starts going back to normal activity, we have resurgence of the coronavirus then the president will be beaten up because he didn't act more thought fully when it comes to health. on the other hand if we delay this unnecessarily, and we just say that we're not going to open back up until every single person is completely well, there may not be much to come back to. this is going to be the president's biggest decision of his presidency thus far. and i think he is played this well. he balanced it. look, we know the president wa

joining us now with more is the former arkansas governor and fox news contributor mike huckabee. as we reopen, going to be new normals here, i can accept that. it's going to be easier to open arkansas the new york city. just speaking sheer numbers, smallest geographical area. highest concentration of people. so there might be tests, we have a medical privacy, people might be asked to wear gloves, might have smaller offices now with more spacing, temporary but we've got to protect the liberties. >> after 9/11, a lot of americans gave up some civil liberties because we were told we had to in order to be safe and now we are being asked to give up even more. but this may be a bridge too far when you start giving people tickets for showing up at their church on easter weekend and the only violation of social distancing for the cops who came up to the car windows got much closer than the 6 feet they were supposed to be. this is scary stuff and i wish people would think about it deeply. my own church hasn't met in weeks. i haven't left my house and over five weeks. i'm doing what i'm su

here with reaction, fox news contributor and former arkansas governor of mike huckabee and fox news contributor ari fleischer. good to see you both. i just want to know, did joe know what day of the week it was and what said he was in when he made the call? i'm just saying, it's pretty embarrassing now. he is doing these video podcasts and forgets he is on camera and goes over here and starts talking to that camera that doesn't exist. >> and he looks down at his notes a lot. routine questions he asked to gaze down at what he supposed to say. i thought the president was actually quite gracious the way he described a phone call. i thought it was also pretty wise of the president the way he just slipped it into his opening remarks at the news conference tonight and then went on to bigger and better things, more important things to talk about. but for people who think that the president doesn't have a gracious side to him for that you only counter punches, the president was different today in his demeanor and his remarks, he was kind. >> sean: you wrote a column which at a time like this was nice t

fox news contributor mike huckabee, house judiciary committee member, congressman of florida. i look at these comments thinking trump wasn't tough enough on the travel ban and would've acted sooner. do they have any shame? >> they don't have any shame whatsoever and the only thing that's worse is the fact that the media doesn't have the integrity to call them out. they aid and abet the democrats for saying such outrageous things and they go after the president all this time, they misinterpret, they misrepresent everything the man says, like he was telling people to go swallow light bulbs and drink lysol. he never did either of those things. but on the other hand, they give a free pass to loons like nancy $13 a pint designer ice cream pelosi, they let him off by talking about 50,000 people killed by the president's actions, many more were saved than that. it's just bizarre. one thing about aoc and i have to give her credit for this, people think she's maybe not smart. she's smart enough to become a pretty significant part of pushing the entire democratic party agenda way so far

joining me now with more is the former arkansas governor, fox news contributor mike huckabee. as we reopen, there is going to be in you normals here, governor. i can accept that. if you want to open new york, it's easier to open arkansas than new york city, speaking sheer numbers. smallest geographical area, highest concentration of people. so there might be temperature takings, there might be tests. we've got to have medical privacy. people might be asked to wear gloves. might have smaller offices now with more spacing. temporary. but we've got to protect civilre liberties. >> you know, after 9/11, sean, a lot of americans gavee up civil liberties because we were told we had to in order to be safe and that we are asked to give up even more. this may be a bridge too far whenrt you start to give people tickets showing up to their church on easter weekend sitting in their own cars and the only violation of social distancing where the cops who came up to their car windows to give them the ticket, who got much closer to the 6 feet than they were supposed to be. this is scary stuff

. >> harris: i want to bring in mike huckabee, former arkansas governor and a fox news contributor.overnor, always great to have your perspective and experience on the show. i will lean heavily on you. what are some of the calculations now that need to be made? i know that each state is different, as i welcome to the program, is there an overarching thing that the president would loolook at? >> i think we said is the key. seats at the same. some are densely populated. new york, new jersey. those states are needing to be closed longer. if you are in wyoming, if you are in montana, if you are in other parts of rural america, there may not be a reason for you to be old up at home like a hermit right now. that decision is best made closer to the people being affected by it. that's why i think the president would be very wise to make this decision, leave this in the hands of the governors and the mayors and the people closest to their populations. some have overreacted, harris. some have been heavy-handed. some of it is illogical and irrational, and i think they will pay the price for ha

>> melissa: think group to governor mike huckabee and the rest of the virtual couch. we are back noon tomorrow. "outnumbered overtime" i with harris faulkner starts now. ♪ >> harris: a tidal wave of job loss is raising new questions on the path forward in this coronavirus age. this is "outnumbered overtime." and harris faulkner. 3.8 million additional americans filing for an employment benefits. this was last week. look at the numbers, we'll add them up. that brings the total to more than 30 million since the height of the outbreak last month. president trump said last hour, "our economy will click, quickly bounce back." watch the president. >> i think we'll have a great third quarter. that's going to be a transition. when i say "great," i think the transition will be terrific. i think we will have potentially a great fourth quarter. there is tremendous pent-up demand. sometimes when i feel is better than what i think. unfortunately or fortunately, phil. i'll tell you what, i feel it. i will say i think next year is going to be a spectacular year in terms of growth, i

. >> melissa: think group to governor mike huckabee and the rest of the virtual couch.noon tomorrow. "outnumbered overtime" i with harris faulkner starts now. ♪ >> harris: a tidal wave of job loss is raising new questions on the path forward in this coronavirus age. this is "outnumbered overtime." and harris faulkner. 3.8 million additional americans filing for an employment benefits. this was last week. look at the numbers, we'll add them up. that brings the total to more than 30 million since the height of the outbreak last month. president trump said last hour, "our economy will click, quickly

what do you think, mike huckabee?, i don't know if there's a mechanism to get rid of him other than just locking him up in a room and saying he didn't show up so they'll have to nominate someone else. if there was a movie made about joe biden's presidential campaign right now, the title of the movie would be the current hit, the invisible man. i mean, this is a candidate -- first time i can ever remember in my lifetime when the nominee of a major party has virtually disappeared from the scene and when he does show up he's incoherent and he makes these rambling reports. so i think it's going to be a fascinating race to watch and i don't think anyone can beat donald trump. maria: we will see. it's going to be a lot to focus on going into november. thank you, governor huckabee. we'll see you soon. we'll be right back. >> you bet. this is an athlete, twenty reps deep, sprinting past every leak in our softest, smoothest fabric. she's confident, protected, her strength respected. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is

former arkansas governor mike huckabee waiting on these fights earlier on fox. >> i think some peoplepower go to their head in their shredding the constitution and common sense. for example, why am i safer in a walmart with hundreds of shoppers than i am in my own yard or my car or by myself at a church with the car rolled up windows listening to an fm transmitter so i can hear the pastor. >> if a different story in kansas, the supreme court held a videoconference hearing and ruled in favor of the state democratic governor after republican lawmakers tried to block her order limiting religious gatherings to ten people. following the decision governor tweeted our response to the unprecedented pandemic that even in our most fundamental institutions find alternative messages that preserve public health. in kansas like most other states, no religious leaders have announced decisions to reopen their doors, their physical doors at least, however, across the country there's only a handful who announced they will hold in person services today in defiance of state and federal recommendation. le

mike huckabee and cdc director next hour. motor? nope. not motor? it's pronounced "motaur."ere born to ride, there's progressive. many of life's moments in thare being put on hold., are staying at home, at carvana, we understand that, for some, getting a car just can't wait. that's why the new way to buy and sell a car is also the safer way. at carvana, you can do it all 100% online from home, with a touchless delivery and pick-up process to keep you safe. and for even greater peace of mind, all carvana cars come with a seven-day return policy. shop now and get up to 90 days to make your first payment. check out carvana-- the safer way to buy a car. and look, it feels like i'm just i'm sewasting time.nfo on options trading, that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. their award-winning content is tailored to fit your investing goals and interests. and it learns with you, so as you become smarter, so do its recommendations. so it's like my streaming service. well except now, you're binge learning. for a limited time, get up to $800 w

let's bring in governor mike huckabee.l about making big decisions state to state as former governor of arkansas, fox news contributor right now. first off, governor, how do you think governor desantis has done? i think he has done very well. he has been hammered by national people and people in florida and very unfairly. he is exactly right 22 million people who live in florida very diverse state. areas very agricultural. you have areas that are very urban. have you areas that are suburban. so you have a very different kind of landscape and he has recognized that but the management of the crisis has resulted in really a very admirable sense of control, far less cases. far less than the numbers that were projected for florida. and he has been, i mean, just relentlessly attacked by people who prove to be wrong and prove ron desantis to be right. steve: you know, the interesting thing, governor. and you know a lot about florida because you do make the panhandle area your home part of the year. is florida has a very high popu

leland: i'm reminded of of something mike huckabee said to me during hurricane katrina, he said if youere your family is tonight and you know they're safe and you can call them and tell them you love them, you should get down on your knees for a minute and thank god or thank somebody for that because it is a true privilege. he said that during hurricane katrina when so many people had lost their homes and their lives. it was true then and it is true now as america got through katrina, it will get through this. thanks for being with us, gillian and i will be back here tomorrow. take care. i don't add up the years. and i don't count the wrinkles. but what i do count on is boost high protein. and now, introducing new boost women... with key nutrients to help support thyroid, bone, hair and skin health. all with great taste. new, boost women. designed just for you. new, boost women. there will be parties and family gatherings. there will be parades and sporting events and concerts. to help our communities when they come back together, respond to the 2020 census now. spend a few minutes onl