or mike tyson who could never be holyfield. who can just never get the better of jerry. and kept. ahab against the white whale moby dick. if that bio. will soon see me off sooner shipping i must watch from downtown i'm showing that's right in the bundesliga byron have a problem with plot but. it is based on statistics. in the seventy's and byron both won multiple german titles byron success continued the falls haven't won the league since 1977 but if they could be buyers equal this they could at least become their bogey team since the summer of 2014 no bundesliga side has won his many points against germany's most successful club. and they've scored more goals against fire and then any other team in the league. to collective have conversations the conversations happen in the current goal is to happen in the changing. it happens across the organization that conversation and we as human beings are constantly. constantly judging who are up against what's happened in the past. what's happening now. add. whatever the reason almost every club has a bogey team boca juniors fear could at

call the legacy issues -- pension payments, stabilizing indebtedness, record surpluses, and as mike tyson, everyone has a plan until you get punched in the face, and we did. we've got a plan and we are comfortable with the progress. it's going to take a while on the legacy stuff the financial assistance we need, we need a significant amount. this is a big hit and in new jersey, it could be as much as $20 billion to 30 billion dollars. this will allow us to keep firefighters, teachers, police on the payroll serving communities in their hour of need. that is something we feel strongly about. we do not see it as a bailout. we see it as a partnership, doing the right thing in what is the worst health care crisis in the history of our nation and i want to again thank the president for an extraordinary spirit of partnership across the spectrum of our needs and i want to reiterate that. pres. trump: i want to say that's a dumb question because we you are talking about the state and a lot of it is for years longer than you are there. you can't have a better representative than this man, that kai

reality of free market economics the 1st time you don't realize you have to give up your plan is from mike tyson quote when you get punched in the face so you've been punched in the face and then need to respond and you may need to respond for a long time and that and the question is will the policy makers understand that you've got to keep going because they didn't understand in 2010 and press apply to this enormous human misery on a planetary scale and out of this economic crisis on a global scale is it possible that the right policy prescriptions the a column a which america is would have some beneficial aspects to it pretty tough to be really positive right now but i think there are going to be long term adjustments but the problem is we need we need to have a plan for the post pandemic and we don't know what that is it's going to hit us very hard so i think the answer is that yeah fundamental changes may come but we don't have a plan but we've been punched in the face and it's going to be hard to work out exactly what that is i suspect there will be long term fundamental change to the econo

in other words, is it better to be punched once by mike tyson, or punched 5,000 times by michael cera? either way, a guy with a funny voice is hitting you. and, look, i hope sweden is right and every other country is wrong, because if they are right, we can end the lockdown and finally get back to our normal lives-- like, going out to dinner with our friends and-- oh, i forgot. ah, i forgot. i have a thing that night. sorry, i gotta cancel, guys. but let's move on, because while sweden is experimenting with its unconventional strategy, we're learning more about president trump's unconventional strategy of completely ignoring the pandemic as it was brewing. >> breaking overnight: "the washington post" reports u.s. intelligence officials warned president trump about the coronavirus threat in at least 12 classified briefings back in january and february, but the "post" reports the president "failed to register the threat." >> trevor: yes, it's being reported that trump ignored 12 coronavirus warnings in his daily intelligence briefings. honestly, i'm not surprised spp if they gave him th

as mike tyson says, everyone has a plan to get touch -- to get punched in the face. we did. we have a plan and we are comfortable with the progress. it will take a while on the legacy stuff. the financial assistance we need, and we need a scene of debt amount. this is a big hit. somewhere in new jersey alone could be 20 to $30 billion. this is to allows to keep firefighters, teachers, police, ems on the payroll, serving the community in their hour of need. that is something we feel strongly about. we do not see it as a bailout, we see this as a partnership, doing the right thing in what is the worst health care crisis in the history of our nation. i want to thank the president for an extraordinary spirit of partnership across the spectrum of our needs, and i want to reiterate that. guy: that is a tough -- pres. trump: that is a tough question because you are talking about the states. -- you it is a bailout cannot have a better representative than this man. that i can tell you. plus he is an old goldman sachs guy. what they do not know about him is he has done a good job, but

>>also i don't want the water prices, mike tyson not been changed 6 ars after dangerous lead began leaching into the city's water supply. >>jill and his family still relies on bottled drinking water. now s wipes down each and evy bottle with sanitary wipes. one more stress in her already stressful life. >>so i'm on my way martin savidge reporting as of this morning there were upwards of 350,000 cases of coronavirus here in the u.s. along with well over 10,000 deaths. the san francisco giants and all the her major league baseball teams could begin their season. we don look these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have busisses to grow custers to care for lives to getome to they use smps.com print discounted postage for y letter any packe antime right om your comper l the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4 week trial plus postage and a digitascale go to stamps.com/deal and never go to the post office again mrs. walker. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good thingsab. well, i wouldn't have done awithout this place

harvey: mike tyson's life started out bleak. your mom was a prostitute, your dad was a pimp.the time you were 13 years old. well, i wasn't a good crook, i guess. his legal problems legendary, but the rape trial, well, he passes that off as racism.

according to the chairman of tyson foods-- mike tyson, i'm going to say-- supply-chain issues mean that "millions of pounds of meat will disappear." a phrase that's actually inscribed over the door frame of every arby's. the shortage has already begun. almost a third of u.s. pork capacity is down. it doesn't help that arby's just introduced their new sandwich: "the u.s. pork capacity." fortunately, this problem came to the attention of america's number-one meat fan. because, today, trump ordered u.s. meat plants to stay open amid the pandemic. ww. he really acted quickly to save the meats. maybe they should have put that in the initial intelligence briefing. ( as aide ) "mr. president, hundreds of thousands of americans could be infected with this deadly virus. and some of those people make your hamburgers." ( as trump ) "quick. ramp up the testing and fire up the grill." of course, i don't know why anyone is surprised by this. that old crone tried to warn us of the coming meat shortage years ago. >> where's the beef? >> stephen: we have a great show for you tonight. i'll be talking to

mike tyson said everyone has a plan until they're punched in the nose and we were punched in the nose here and didn't turn around and leave the ring. you know, i'm proud of the way the company not just reacted but engaged in this moment, whether it's restaurant strong program that jim can talk about or as you mentioned with dog fish head we used our strength as a distillery since high proof ethanol is the central ingredient in the world health organization's defined recipe for hand sanitizer and quickly pivoted, started to make sanitizer. today we are macking enough per week in the facility to clean over half a million hands. number one customer is state of delaware, keerping the police departments, the fire departments, the hospitals in hand sanitizer is critical and taking the profits to the state and using those profits in a fund we started with an organization to provide financial relief for families that work in the hospitality industry put out work by covid. >> it is a great gear shift. jim, there might be other people drinking in the interviews but you are the only one to watch

. >> jimmy: mike tyson used to have a tiger in his house. in your house? >> that's why i bought the bronx zoo. because i want one in my house. >> jimmy: what's the difference between a bison and a buffalo? >> they don't make bison spicy hot wings. they make buffalo hot wings. >> guillermo: how many pounds do you think? >> easily about 16,000. >> jimmy: it weighs 16,000 pounds? >> yeah. >> jimmy: it must be very dense, : t o--. i'vt to gbamy g.e.d >> jimmy: oh, wow. do you get worried when they fight like that? he's going to damage the merchandise. >> i got them off craigslist. i just go on craigslist and get some more lions. >> jimmy: is that right? >> oh, yeah. they have everything. but you've got to be careful who you deal with on craigslist. >> jimmy: you don't want to get a -- >> crazy lion. because you can get a crazy lion on craigslist. >> jimmy: wow. they're beautiful. >> oh, yeah. when i first got them, i had them all custom detailed. >> jimmy: really? >> you see the hoofs? armor all on them. >> jimmy: wow. >> this is my giraffes ove

as mike tyson says, everyone's got a plan until you get punched in the face. >> president trump: and we did. >> and we did. we've got a plan, and we are comfortable with the progress. it's going to take a while, all the legacy stuff. the financial assistance we need -- and we need a significant amount, this is a big hit. new jersey alone, could be 20-$30 billion. but this is to allow us to keep firefighters, teachers, police, ems, on the payroll serving the communities in their hour of need. that's something we feel strongly about. we don't see it as a bailout. we see this as a partnership, doing the right thing and what is the worst health care crisis in the history of our nation. i want to, again, thank you president for his extreme your spirit ship of partnership across the whole spectrum. i want to reiterate that. >> president trump: you're talking to the states, what you call a bailout, a lot of the money. a lot of it's being used long before you were there. you can't have a better representative than this man, that i can tell you. plus, he's an an old goldman sachs guy. but the

heavyweight here of the blue ribbon division was in full flow this is the 1st time really since mike tyson evander holyfield really lennox lewis all those guys that we've got and city joshua jones a wild. tyson fury deleon why all these guys joseph pocket flying so position as the number one in the world and it comes to a shuddering halt with most a u.s. sports having to adapt to the lockdown the draft for the country setup women's basketball league withheld virtually on friday from her home in new jersey new n.b.a. commissioner kathy and announced a 3 honorary pick set up for the late bryant and her 2 teammates who died in a helicopter crash with kobe bryant into anyway either on sensation at sabrina a new school with selected the 1st overall to the new york. she loved it ok a b a is this is what you're. thinking . i want to congratulate all of this year's tropics. so fragile asians. work hard. never settle. is that my mentality. that's always fulfilled we'll have more for you later on but for not. it's not a thanks very much indeed snice ties it is going to be here in a couple of minutes

heavyweight here of the blue ribbon division was in full flow this is the 1st time really since mike tyson evander holyfield really lennox lewis all those guys that we've got into the joshua jones a wild. tyson fury deleon white all these guys joseph pocket flying so position as the number one in the world and it comes to a shuddering halt. booking of course is a big draw in the world gambling capital in the bookmakers are relying more and more on line gaming because of the lack of actual sport the call of duty league is the latest competition and the state is allowing the latest on the 9th east 4th exemption from the by the gaming control board to in the last 3 weeks betting on individual gaming events that had been allowed in the past but the new measures allow book a set to offer betting options over an extended period. and that's why it's before we'll have more for you later on but for now i'll hand you back to south thanks very much sunny and of course we will have more news on the other side of the break . full update told the corona virus pandemic globally for them to learn from sud

heavyweight here of the blue ribbon division was in full flow this is the 1st time really since mike tyson invented the holyfield really bode lennox lewis all those guys that we've got and city joshua jones a wild. tyson if you're a deleon why all these guys joseph pockets by so position as the number one in the world and it comes to a shuddering halt. book thing of course is a big draw in the role of the gambling capital in nevada where bookmakers are relying more and more on online gaming because of the lack of actual support the call of duty league is the latest competition if they allow a way to fund it the 9th e-sports exception from nevada's gaming control board in the last 3 weeks betting on individual if gaming events i had been allowed in the path but the new measures allow bookies to offer betting options over an extended period. and that's it for me about santa thanks very much indeed ok sporty types have been getting creative to stayed mentally and physically fit while confined indoors because of coronavirus and the hayward looks at what people of all ages are doing to stay hea

the empirical literature that does this is all junk science me getting punched in the nose and mike tyson getting punched in the nose. if everybody has a different scale. it's a mistake to equate happiness or satisfaction with material well-being and a good example of this in the history of socialism, the soviet union when it was created in 1917 the soviet people got rich very quickly in the forced industrialization and in fact russia into the more modern industrial capacity so they developed in a real way. the country developed and people got rich and a lot of material ways that i don't think too many of them are happier so it goes both ways you can develop but also develop in a way that really created a lot of misery along the way. that means matter a lot. >> it's also true as the countries grow, people get happier. the actual literature does find that if you are willing to take that literature seriously. >> we will take one more question from the front. wait for the microphone, please. >> when you think about it, socialism is a simple idea. to say this is what james buchanan told us in

and then as mike tyson reminds us, everybody has a plan until you get punched in the face.ave got to do with the old legacy stuff. we need help with the here and now, educators, police, fire, e.m.s. the front line stuff. we are bleeding resources. helping people whether they have lost their jobs. whether they are sick. small businesses, et cetera. that's where we need a big dose of federal cash. steve: yesterday, at about 6:50 we had golf course owner on and he made an appeal to you to open the golf courses of new jersey and you announced yesterday that you are going to do that effective it weekend. why did you have that out there -- out of curiosity, governor? because as sports go, you know, golf is one of those things where you are so socially distanced from the other players, unless you are in the same golf cart with them but they were not going to allow that. >> yeah. we had shut golf. we had shut state and county parks. we had done that together. and the curves as y'all mentioned have begun slowly but surely. even though the fatalities literally yesterday over 300 new

it's the equivalent of me getting punched in the nose and tice mike tyson getting punched in the nose and saying how much did that heard and adding it together median scale. >> it's a mistake to equate happiness with material well-being. a good example in the history of socialism. the soviet union when was created in 1917. the soviet people, the russian people got richer, they got richer, very quickly, and the forced industrialization, in fact, brought russia into a more modern capacity, but it-- they killed 50 million people, but the country developed and people got richer in a lot of material ways, but i don't think too many of them were happier, so it goes both ways, i guess what i'm saying. you can develop and have happy people developing, but you can develop in a way that really creates a lot of misery along the way. the means matter a lot. >> having said that, it is also true that the happiness literature finds that as countries grow richer, people get happier. >> it doesn't mean it's not junk. >> that may be so, but the actual literature does find that if you're willing to take

as mike tyson says everyone has a plan until you get punched in the face. >> and we did. >> and we did. so we've got a plan, we're comfortable with the progress -- it will take a while on the legacy stuff. the financial assistance we need, we need a significant amount, this is a big hit, this is somewhere, in new jersey alone could be 20 to $30 billion, but this is to allow us to keep firefighters, teachers, police, ems, on the payroll, serving the communities in their hour of need. that is something that we feel strongly about. we don't see it as a bailout. we see it as a partnership, doing the right thing, what is the worst health care crisis in the history of our nation. i want to again thank the president for extraordinary spirit of partnership across the whole spectrum of our needs. i want to reiterate that. thank you. >> i will say that is a tough question, you're talking about the states, whether you call it a bailout or a lot of money, a lot of it was for years before you were there, you can't have a better representative than this man, that i can tell you. he is an old goldman

and to quote the immortal mike tyson, everybody's got a plan until you've been punched in the face we'vethe face i'm not looking for help for stuff we've been working on that we had inherited, the structural deficits that had been building up in new jersey for decades, in particular in the last administration that's not what we're looking at i'm looking at revenues that have fallen off the table. i'm looking at expenses to deal with the unemployed, the folks in the health care system, the small businesses that have skyrocketed. that's explicitly what we need help with. >> you are also working with other governors in this region, i think six or seven states have banded together including new york, connecticut, new jersey, maryland to try and figure out what's going to come next, pennsylvania what are you hearing from those governors and are there parts of those alliance that would like to open sooner than others >> that's a very good group. it's from massachusetts down to delaware in the relationships that are the dearest to us, are the ones clearly who are our neighbors. none more so imp

we don't want them to be in the ring with mike tyson with two hands behind their back. that spirit should be constantly mentioned at all levels. >> we should make special note when we formulate our resolution or guidance that we make it explicitly clear it is the regulatory environment that made it possible for this current situation. >> and happy to do that. i do have a concern that if we keep it that broad level it doesn't give specific direction in terms of what the legislature can do or identify. >> it is a preamble to more detailed recommendations. >> if i may, i think we did hear a short list, litany of specific things, increases of payroll which the city is involved in, increased cost of doing business which is city is involved in terms of healthcare and housing. we should preface any recommendations with the short list of things that have fallen on the shoulders of small business owners. it was well said and we should definitely note that and not keep it too broad. >> also include the expense of opening. >> the cost of permits and fees to open. >> it is like it

and agriculture leaders earlier today as ahead of tyson foods warns that the food supply chain is breaking. this could cause a shortage of products. mikes following all of this from chicago for us. >> dana, there are a lot of problems with a lot of these plants closing down. thousands and thousands of the head of livestock's that are stuck stock in the supply chain. they are faced with the reality that they don't want to deal with and that's in the reality that they may have to call the heard of. there are multiple reports that that massive gbs for processing meant facility in worthington minnesota which was shut down last week due to a coronavirus outbreak is reopening with a singular purpose to euthanize hogs. >> that's not an option that any farmer really wants to consider. the emotional side of doing that would be something that was very difficult to recover from at least for me. and it let alone the financial aspect of it. >> attempting to keep the meat processing plants open, president trump invokes powers from the defense production act declaring meat-packers essential for the food chain. that would protect meat-packers from the

. >> sandra: mike emanuel on the hill for us this morning. >> ed: tysons foods suspending operationsrgest pork processing plant in an effort to control the spread of covid-19. the company added the 2800 workers at the plant in waterloo, iowa, will be compensated for the closure. for employees at two other tyson plants have died of the coronavirus. we will have more on the impact with charles payne coming up later this hour. >> sandra: we look forward to having him back. another apparent provocation from ironic, iran, tehran claiming they launched a military satellite into orbit today. how the united states is responding. plus president trump and former vice president joe biden in the heated back and forth over china's policy and the coronavirus. will this be what defines ultimately the 2020 campaign? karl rove has some things to say about that and he will join us with his take live, next. >> it's not anything he's never dealt with or had any inclination to deal with you are concerned about keeping your customers, patients, and employees safe. fastsigns understands. helping you solve