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mike lindell, you are great to be here, we appreciate it we look forward to seeing you here again soonthank you, mike. >> thank you, god bless you all. lou: god bless you, thank you. >> we would like your thoughts on this share your comments, follow me on twitter @loudobbs, and like me on facebook and instagram. and a programming note, gordon chang, kt mcfarland, dr. mark rupp among our guests here tomorrow. coming up next, just how much has the wuhan virus affected the lives of all americans? and when will we come back. -- will we come back to a new normal? we'll talk about that with among others, dr. nicole saphier. we're awaiting the daily briefing from president trump and the coronavirus task force, that is ahead in this hour, we'll be back with much more, please stay with us. ur hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep bus

so you might be islamophobic if you talk about terrorism but you can make fun of mike lindell becausementions the bible and people who read the bible are a bunch of idiots according to the media. >> dagen: if you don't make fun of those people who cite scripture as part of their recovery and their life and their effort, if you don't make fun of those people, you're not getting invited to chuck todd's cocktail soiree that he's going to throw for all the left-wing liberal bodies when all of this is over. that goes to the point we are a nation that routes for recovery and redemption. we are a nation of people who believe in second chances, so i think all of these people need to go in there man cave and look in the mirror and ask themselves, and my rooting for catastrophe, for a desk, for dying, for suffering because it might benefit myself somehow and i might have more power because i think they need a real hard check and a hard look in the mirror and ask themselves at the end of the day, do i just need to shut up? >> greg: you are a god-fearing man, you go to mass every sunday. i am not

that is mike lindell and founder and ceo of my pillow.going so far? >> it led me three or four weeks ago i said the president put out all these things the private sector to get involved. my passion has always been to help people. what a better time. we started then to find out what we could make. we worked with the administration. they have a coalition, what kind of masks are needed out there. we specialize in cotton and we found out different materials that we have. latex and hospitals and stuff. we got the final prototype three days ago. took us three days to change over factory. we're making 10,000 masks a day and hope to get up to 50,000 a day very fast. >> it took three days to transition. it seems remarkable to me. start at 10,000 masks a day. you hope to get to 50,000 a day. what is the goal here? do you have a number that you are thinking of and how quickly can you get those masks to the people who need it? it is one thing to be in a warehouse and another thing to get it to these hospitals. >> what i'm doing is working with both t

a friend of mine mike lindell of my pillow, do you sell those pillows, unbelievable.nd david taylor procter & gamble. and greg hayes of united technologies corporation, and i want to tell you all this american is grateful. to you and what have you done, amazing job you have done. we thank you very much. i would like to come up say a couple words if you might, about your company, mike come up here, come up, please, come up. say what you do. because it has been really incredible. mike. >> well, my pillow is u.s. company, which has been forced on adjust to changing business environment as a result of the pandemic. my pillow motioned a u.s. company funds z as manufacturer logistic management distributor and direct to consumer, given our business lines we're experiencing the effects of this pandemic, but my pillow established an internal task force, monitoring future needs of companies across the country as a result of this pandemic, and given our position we have researched and developed new protocol to address the current and future needs of u.s. businesses across multip

a friend of mine, mike lindell of my pillow. david teller of procter & gamble and greg hays of united technology corporations. i want to tell all of you that america is very grateful to you and what you've done. maizie in amazing job pe have -- you have done. mike, come on up. come on up, please. come on up. you have to say what you're doing it's been really incredible. go ahead, mike. >> my pillow is a u.s. company which has been forced to adjust to the changing business environment as a result of the pandemic. my pillow is uniquely positioned as a u.s. company that functions as a manufacturer logistics management distributor and direct to consumer. give our current business lines we are experiencing the effects of this pandemic first hand. what my pillow has done is monitoring future needs of countries across the company as a result of this panpandemic. we began to research and develop new protocols to discuss the current and future needs of u.s. businesses across multiple sectors. how companies will prepare themselves when th

a friend of mine, mike lindell of my pillow. it is unbelievable what you do. david taylor of procter & gamble. and greg hayes of united technologies corporation. and i just want to tell all of you that america is very grateful to you and what you have done. amazing job you have done. we thank you very much. i would like you to come up and say a couple words if you might. come on up. come on up, fellas. please, come on up. say what you're doing. because it's been really incredible. go ahead, mike. >> ok. my pillow is a u.s. company which has been forced to adjust to the changing business environment as a result of thesd as a u.s. company that functions as a manufacturer, logistics management distributor and direct to consumer. given our current business lines, we are experiencing the effects of this pandemic firsthand. but my pillow has done with the established and international task force which is monitoring future needs of companies across the country as a result of this pandemic. and given our position, we have begun to research and develop new protocols to

a friend of mine, mike lindell of my pillow, boy, do you sell those pillows, it's unbelievable what you do. david taylor of procter & gamble and greg hayes of united technologies corporation. i want to tell all of you america is very grateful to you and what you've done, an amazing job you've done, thank you very much. i would like you to come up and say a couple of words if you like. come on up, fellas, please. you have to say what you're doing, because it's been really incredible. go ahead, mike. >> my pillow is a u.s. vertically integrated company -- >> all right. we're going to continue monitor the white house briefing and get the latest information. the president now saying by what he has done so far, in his words, we could save 1 million american lives. some of his experts are suggesting at least 100,000 people here in the united states might die over the next several weeks, even as a result of all of these steps, maybe as many as 200,000. we heard those estimates coming from ambassador deborah birx and dr. anthony fauci. let me bring in john king, if he's with us right now, to ge

up there, whether you're ford or ge or my pillow, and you want to help in this effort, and if mike lindelle founder of my pillow, takes 75% of his manufacturing capability right now, god bless him. we can live without the speech and the ceos plugging their companies. but if they're helping and in the fight, the idea you mock those people -- of course, he pops up and you recognize him from the ad. what is the my pillow guy doing here? if he wants to help, i'm all for it. >> by the way, anybody that wants to get up and talk, if you're making ventilators for dying americans, if you're making masks, gloves, gowns for our nurses and doctors on the front line, good for you. i mean, you're helping the cause. we appreciate it. and while we're talking about this, mika, let's very briefly talk about the great collaboration between ford and the uaw, united auto workers. man, they are coming together and doing a great job. gretchen whitmer talked about it yesterday. they're doing a great job making ventilators. that is a success story. we really want to salute the people of ford and the you flig unite

lindell of mine, mike of my pillow. it is unbelievable what you do. david taylor of procter & gamble. and greg hayes of united technologies corporation. and i just want to tell all of you that america is very grateful to you and what you have done. amazing job you have done. we thank you very much. i'd like you to come up and say a few words about what your companies have done. come up. say what you're doing. because it's been really incredible. go ahead, mike. >> ok. company whichis a has been forced to adjust to the changing business environment as a result of the pandemic. my pill is uniquely positioned as a u.s. company that function as a manufacturer, logistics management distributor and direct to consumer. given our current business lines, we are experiencing the effects of this pandemic firsthand. but my pill has done with the established and international task force which is monitoring future needs of companies across the country as a result of this pandemic. and given our position, we have begun to research and develop new protocols to addres

think it is about american last week we interviewed the ceo of my pillow and he is out there, mike lindelllow factory down for a while to produce masks and other things for medical workers. now you see this with an orthodontic company. what is it about america that so many people are stepping up that the hour? >> i think it's we're a united country and we all have to step up to do our part. this is not a political issue. a crisis we're all handling individually the same. for everybody out there if you can keep your workers, we'll get through this on the other end of this. our country will be stronger than ever. i think the reality is if you can produce masks and if you can produce other things through a manufacturing capacity please do. don't forget about the small, medium businesses in your neighborhood. i just ordered lunch for our entire office last week. talked to the restaurant owner and they were crying on the other end. that little purchase of boxes that are socially distanced from the food perspective allowed him to keep his business alive for the next week. do your part. buy take-