>> mo: well, yeah. point about the president answered questions, he's not answering questions on twitter. on twitter, he is voicing what's on his mind. when he's out there voicing conspiracy theories or attacking president obama, he is not drawing contrast with the vice president. which gives the vice president, the former vice president, the opportunity to draw contrast with him. what he sitting on is the issue that he is right now the most vulnerable on, which is how he's handling this pandemic. it is where independents are walking away from him. he might have 100% or 90% of republicans, but that's not enough in a national election anymore. jason knows this. the number of people who are identifying with either party is shrinking. the number of people identifying as a dependents is growing. that's where the battleground is, and he's ignoring them when he starts tweeting about president obama. >> harris: okay, real quickly, i want to get even here. we could hear -- one second -- we could hear at any mom

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mo: thank you. connor. go ahead. mentionedllo, you holding china accountable to the rules, but i was wondering if you could outline a tangible way to do that. for example, trump's tariffs were meant to hold them accountable for intellectual property laws, but the end result was damage to the businesses and industry and it did not even achieve phase one. i want to know how do we actually hold china to the rules while not sacrificing the economic efficiency or the welfare of our systems? sen. romney: i will tell you my own view, and that is that we have a lot more capacity to get china to be dissuaded from a predatory approach if we combine with our friends, and nations that follow the rules. i am talking everyone from japan and south korea, taiwan, and everyone throughout the pacific, and europe, the middle east, and these nations come together and say china, we are not going to allow you to have free access to any of our markets unless you cease-and-desist from the following things. and, describing

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mo hussein, that is what it is all about?t the vaccine we will still be in a similar position where people will be cautious and nervous, understandably, even if lockdown measures are ease. the certainty of a vaccine will definitely help the country to move forward and people to get on with their lives as best they can. things probably won't be exactly the same, but it will help. the global effort is really important, this is not just an issue in the uk, as we have seen, it is all around the world. the best minds do need to work together and everybody parting in the resources to try to get to the vaccine that can hopefully help other countries as well. they are 80% certain vaccine can be found soon, others say we should be more cautious, what do you think?” vaccine is what everyone wants. this story really highlights the importance of investment in science, international collaboration, the uk, japan, saudi arabia, a number of different countries around the world to put money into looking for a vaccine, which is incredibly impo

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we're going to start tonight with an e—mail you got tonight, laura, from mo, who's been part of the brockark as family for years. listens to us all the time. —— part of the podcast family for yea rs. she got in touch with us to tell us about her mum eileen who died a couple of days ago of covid—19 in the care home, and mo has given us permission to read some of the e—mails. she has. it starts, "my mum was 93 on the 15th of april. we couldn't celebrate with her due to lockdown. the fantastic care home staff made a cake and gave her a party. we hadn't seen her for six weeks. on the 17th of april, we had a call to say she had a temperature and was a bit pearly. we thought it was a recurring infection. on the 19th, we were told she wasn't too bad and the worst place she could be was in hospital. she had alzheimer's and vascular dementia. our hearts were breaking as we felt she would think that we'd forgotten her. she started getting worse. the deputy manager said they bought tablet computers to the patients and arranged a zoom call which we arranged for her grandchildren and my brother. on we

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mo: let's turn our attention inward to the u.s. response domestically. very broadly, what are we doing right right now, and what are we not doing right right now? sen. romney: is your topic related to covid-19? mo: yes, covid-19. we will bring them back later for a broader -- sen. romney: i was going to say, that is a very big question. in terms of covid-19, we got off slow in testing. no question about that. we had plenty of time to figure out why. i'm not blaming this administration. this is a long history that we weren't prepared for something we should have seen coming. someone called it a black elephant. it wasn't a black swan. the elephant in the room suggests we should have seen this thing. we were not prepared for it with testing, with protective equipment. i remember asking in the early in ourr health team stockpile, how much ppe do we have for the needs of our health care personnel? they said 10% of what health care personnel needs. it's like, you've got to be kidding. we didn't do a real good job getting out of the block. at this stage we are

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mo, are you with us? >> i'm sorry. i apologize, you've got me know.oing to treat him like any other citizen, he would've been kicked off the platform by now, right? the president of united states has been violating the terms of service and we've seen twitter apply those terms of service to other people, this isn't censorship, this is them calling him out for violating those terms of service, but the content is still there, people can still see it for themselves whether it's when he's being faxed checked or glorifying violence but i do think they're going to fit a better job of applying it across the board. >> chris: thank you, panel, see you next sunday, very busy, very difficult week. up next, our power player of the week, the author whose brand-new novel foresees much of the pandemic we are going through right now. ♪ four plus one is... 16. (laughter) how many pints of iced tea are left in the pitcher? times... ten... so, wait... (errhhhhh) do you want to show us the continents on the... g stressed out. (speaks hebrew) momma's tired. i, i'm, like...

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the mo. lucian printers family has grown they have 10 grandchildren with the 11th on the way to of their daughters live in western europe they depend on their remittances like so many families in kosovo. printer describes relations with the serbs exactly as she did 10 years ago. and. the percentage. it's an immunity to. which option. you want to give. or take an american want to know. the complaints i've heard here about corruption lack of jobs reflect what people across kosovo a feeling disappointment that independence has not transform people's lives. what i found is that in one sense the village of bourke over is working serbs and albanians live in peace but in other ways this village is not so exceptional after it could have been a model of cooperation for cos of a in fact the 2 communities lead parallel lives even as they share this land they live apart. well that's it for this week if you want to catch up with the rest of the films in the series you can find them on the rewind page on t

uh... do you mind...being a mo-tour? -what could be better than being a mo-tour?s... do you mind not being a mo-tour? -i do. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. jesse: as our country slowly reopens and americans trickle back to work, we need to remember the impact on small businesses. they have been working hard to weather the coronavirus storm. thank you for showing america what it means to be an entrepreneur. and thanks for giving me that great price on that tire. re-opening the country is a top ry -- atop priority. tomorrow president trump joins bret baier and martha maccallum for a two-hour virtual town hall, america together, returning to work. be sure to follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. "justice with judge jeanine" is next. remember i'm watters and this is my world. [♪] judge jeanine: hello and welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. let's get right to it. my opening statement. the lying, leaking liberal witch hunt was on the lookout for a fall guy. his name was michael flynn. breaking this week the conspiracy has come u

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