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mr. stuart, you have rebuttal. martinez tor. acknowledge that if this was a restriction on speech to collect government debt, it would be subject to intermediate -- into --utiny because it would be the position of the other side is that this provision could be viewed more skeptically, and subject to more review because it is to take particular speech out from under regulation, rather than to regulate it. that's contrary to the usual understanding of the first amendment exists to foster speech, to the court reference in read -- reed. why would the court review more skeptically a law that looked at the same basis as a rationale for exempting speech rather than to regulate? times. martinez said many that congress and the fcc had exempted noncommercial calls from the automated call restriction. that really overlooks the respective responsibilities of congress and the fcc. congress has broadly regulated calls using a prerecorded or artificial voice to residential land lines as it has two calls to cell phones. both of those bands enco

stuart: mr. woods agent on the show, with us now. thanks for joining us sir. te it. >> stay well, stuart. stuart: thank you, sir. treasury secretary steve mnuchin speaks coming up at the top of the hour on a virtual summit on advancing the economy. any news from that event you will hear it pronto. that's a promise. also ahead, hundreds of doctors writing a desperate plea to the president citing a mass casualty incident if this lockdown is not lifted soon. my take on that. we'll also talk about the revolt. plus the mayor of one california city is saying he is done enforcing the state's lockdown. he is part of the revolt and he joins us in our next hour. of 1,2,3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved, once-daily 3 in 1 copd treatment. ♪ with trelegy and the power of 1, 2, 3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to open airways, keep them open, and reduce inflammation for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high

stuart: i will be waiting for the debate between mr. trump and joe biden. thanks for joining us. appreciate you always as always. >> as always, stuart. stuart: still to come on the show, former national security council chief of staff fred fleitz will also respond to what michael flynn's attorney is saying about mr. obama's involvement to frame the general. >>> first several counties in pennsylvania threaten to reopen business despite a order from the governor not to do so. we're talking revolt again in pennsylvania. here's the thing about managing multiple clouds for your business. when you've got public clouds, and private clouds, and hybrid clouds- things can get a bit cloudy for you. but now, there's the dell technologies cloud, powered by vmware. a single hub for a consistent operating experience across all your clouds. that should clear things up. ♪ stuart: all right. we're open now for 50 minutes. we're down about 1% on the dow. down 2/3 of 1% on the s&p but we're up a tiny fraction on the nasdaq. >>> vera bradley says it plans to have nearly its enti

mr. senator, and i think your characterization is unfair. stuartic political division about how we get our economy up and running again. when we open it up, the democrats assume that you are going to kill people. that's an extraordinary thing to say. iowa senator joni ernst joins us now. senator, i'm really shocked that question should be asked but it really does go to the heart of this division. forgive me for putting my opinion out here, senator, but look, when we get this new rescue package, i want to see liability protection for employers, i don't want to see any states get bailed out and i don't want to see an extension of emergency unemployment pay that keeps people at home. i'm sorry to put my opinion forward so forcefully right from the get-go but where do you think -- where do you stand on this? >> stuart, i couldn't have said it any better. we do have to balance obviously the safety of workers but then also reopening the economy. it is really important that we get our legs under us and we get the country moving again. but we can do that s

stuart: bigger picture, mr.hink this thing goes all the way to the top, that would be president obama? >> well, i think we are going to have to see what mr. durham, the u.s. attorney for connecticut, has to say. he's undertaken an investigation. i think there's going to be more information that general barr hinted would be declassified this coming week so we will have to see where the documents take us. but it's a very unfortunate situation, no doubt about it. stuart: mr. ambassador, you are a diplomat as well as the national security adviser. thank you so much for joining us, sir. vital information and we appreciate it. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me, stuart. stuart: yes, sir. i want an update on georgia, which is -- i think it's the first state to really reopen big-time. david nicholas is with us. he lives in georgia. he's a market watcher but i want to use you as a reporter. what's it like in georgia right now? are people going to the businesses which have been reopened? >> you know, stuart, it'

stuart: mr. senator, thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure, thanks. rt: speaker pelosi resorting to a little name calling in response to the president, announcing that he is taking hydrocolor quinn. >> especially in his age group and shall we say weight group, morbidly obese they say. stuart: morbidly obese, is that the way the speaker describes the president of the united states? how about that? brian kilmeade is fired up about it. he is on the show shortly. we showed you this as it happened yesterday. crowds cheering as a new jersey police officer allowed the gym to stay open despite the lockdown rules. hours later that gym was fined but owners are not backing down. they have opened up again today. a full report for you coming up. . why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist. nothing stronger. nothing gentler. nothing lasts longer. flonase sensimist. 24 hour non-drowsy allergy relief confident financial plans, calming financial plans, complete financial plans. they're all possible with a cfp® professional. find yours at letsmakeaplan.or

stuart: look, so long as you obey the rules, i got no problem with that. mr. all right. see you again real soon. thank you. thank you. all right. >>> i'm going to take another check of big tech because they have been taking it on the chin. i see apple has turned around. they are now on the upside. facebook is actually down now. microsoft is still down, amazon is down a whopping $100 a share last time i checked it. big tech down except for apple. >>> how about clorox? that stock's got to be up. yes, it is, 4.5%. all those cleaning products flying off the shelves? the stock's got to be up and it is. >>> boeing raised $24 billion with a debt deal that brought in the money, they don't want money from the government but the stock has now turned south, down three bucks, $137. >>> gilead sciences say they do have the capability to produce want to call it 140,000 rounds of the virus drug remdesivir. that's by the end of may. a million by the end of the year. that stock actually is down four bucks and it's dropped below $80 a share. >>> then there's co-diagnostics. the

stuart: mr.ow also suggested cutting the corporate tax rate to 10.5% for companies which bring their operations back to america. we'll have more on that in a moment. >>> first, this. how do we punish china? we don't like their deceptive response to the virus, we don't like them stealing our technology and we don't care for their drive for dominance in key industries. what do we do about it? several senators on this program who have appeared here said they want to take china's money, sue them, says martha mcsally. don't pay them what we owe them, says marsha blackburn, and don't buy chinese products, so says rick scott. well, look, we've got news on china's punishment this morning. item number one, the u.s. has blocked the sale of some computer chips to huawei. that's china's most important technology company. that is straightforward punishment. cut them off because we think you're using huawei to spy on us. the market came down on that because of the possible reaction against apple and boeing but

stuart: mr. brenberg, professor brenberg, thank you very much for joining us. see you again real soon. thank you. >>> i've got to get back to the breaking news we brought you on disney. magic kingdom targeted to reopen july 11th. lauren, you are listening to their reopening presentation. any other headlines? lauren: it's going to be a phased reopening. as you noted, magic kingdom, animal kingdom first. so this is more than a month after universal is opening, july 11th. a few days after that, epcot and hollywood studios, july 15th. five safety protocols to be honored throughout the park including face masks and hand washing stations, physical distancing and temperature screening. so if you go there, at the entrance, your temperature is taken and of course, all the employees and cast members. quickly, no firework displays, no parades, no play areas will be open, no character meet-and-greets. it will be much different but a safer disney experience. stuart: we have dates firm of when they are reopening those important theme parks. all right, lauren, thanks very muc

stuart: you are good. tiki barber, who knew? who knew these things? i didn't. mr. barber, that was a pleasure. back soon, okay? >> appreciate you, stuart. stuart: yes, sir. thanks very much indeed. before we go further, look at the bottom right-hand corner of the screen. new high of the day. the dow is straight up 400 points as we speak. a similar gain for the s&p in percentage terms and for the nasdaq, we just crossed 9,000. the nasdaq is now positive for the year. >>> now this. happening today, president trump delivers remarks at the national day of prayer ceremony this morning. lauren, you are watching this. it's a virtual event, surely. lauren: it is virtual and it will be more popular than ever, because people need prayer and are turning to prayer right now, as churches and houses of worship are closed and we are dealing with death and job losses. the president and first lady at 4:00 today will make remarks at the rose garden and then tonight, between 8:00 and 10:00 p.m., there will be a livestreamed event and one of the cohosts is billy graham's grandson, will graham. that's what's going

mr. garcia has been fantastic going into the -- stuart: is this a revolt against the stay-at-home lockdown is it part of a broader revolt against california being a one party state and has been for a generation? >> well, i was on this show just about a year ago and i was telling you about our california republican comeback. we have worked incredibly hard to build the right kind of organization, recruit the right types of candidates and deliver the right kind of message throughout our state. we are going to every single committee -- community, we are not ceding one of them to the democrats. we are showing up, talking about the failures of california democrats and their policies here, and we are making sure that they are hearing the message of what republicans' solutions would be. none of this happened by accident. it was really a team effort with the rnc, the nrcc, their leadership with chairwoman mcdaniel, with chairman emmer, republican leader kevin mccarthy and of course, a fantastic candidate in naval fighter pilot mike garcia and the california republican party making sure that we take

stuart: it's important information. we appreciate it. mr. wesbury, thank you very much indeed.l right. >>> shopify, online shopping company. the stock is down but what's the story with them? they were a big winner in the past couple months. susan: huge winner, doubling since the depths of march. we should talk a lot more about this company. this company saw 210% growth in its earnings that announced after the bell yesterday. 210%. this company sets up e-commerce digital payments for small businesses and according to their cfo, they were doing black friday sales each and every day during this coronavirus threat. how many companies can say that in these times? they are also probably the real challenger to amazon in the future. they are going to set up a distribution network in the u.s. for small businesses and that will collect and ship goods for companies that are part of their network. who does that sound like? they are spending $1 billion in the next five years to do that and also in these covid times they dished out about $200 million in small loans to merchant customers that

mr. kudlow, larry, welcome to the program. good to see you again, sir. >> thanks, stu. appreciate it. stuarttes are lagging in getting behind this economic recovery. i mean, they are just lagging. they are holding us all back. will the president, will you, will the administration put any pressure on them to say hey, come on, open up faster? >> well, the president has certainly noted it and he wants to see the economy reopen as rapidly as possible. but it's got to be done in a safe way, so it's hard for me to make a judgment. you know, we have been working with a lot of these governors, phil murphy in new jersey, for example, andrew cuomo, gavin newsom. the level of cooperation between the president and vice president and the task force and these governors, the level of cooperation has been good, and that's very positive, and they have acknowledged that, they are from the other party but so what. so yeah, i would like to see them open up as fast as possible. but it's got to be done safely. you can't ignore, you know, you got to social distance, stuart. you got to have the tests done, you got

stuart: thank you for being on the program, mr. senator.de something more clear to me than it's been clear in a long, long time. i was confused by this story but you have made it real clear. senator ted cruz, republican from the great state of texas, thanks for joining us, sir. we appreciate it. >> thank you. stuart: our next guest, i'm really switching gears here, believe me, i'm switching gears, our next guest is a restaurant owner in michigan. he closed two shops in march and lost, what, about 75% of his revenue. brad mantella is with us, the owner of dobbar's pasties. that's the british way of saying it. >> as in cornish. stuart: that's right. okay. before we get to that, your revenue is down significantly because of this shutdown. i don't know what your status is as to whether you are open or not now, but can you survive when your revenue's down so much? >> we can. we are holding on. we were able to remain open and to some extent, and do internet shipping. we also ship our product nationwide. that really sustained us during the initial

stuart: flattery is a big deal in television but you don't have to do it. you sussed it out. dollar general, o'reilly automotive. those are smart ideas. i like that stuff. mrll be back soon, i hope. thanks very much for joining us. >> have a great weekend. stuart: you, too, sir. thank you. uber, look at them. they lost $3 billion last quarter but the stock is up. okay. i think we had better bring in dan ives, who is going to tell us, why is uber up? we didn't have the stock there but it's up significantly this morning, 2.8%. when they lost all that money. what are they saying about the future that looks so good? >> yeah, and also, yesterday was up, there were armageddon-like worries going into this print. you saw maybe better than feared numbers but particularly the last few weeks seems like the states that are open, some of the countries that are open, you are starting to see improvement there but it all comes down to cost cutting. a billion dollars of cost cutting, on the other side of this dark valley you have a profitable uber. that's why the stock's up. stuart: got it. thanks very much. 31 for uber as we speak. operating officer told our own susan li

stuart: hold on a second. i want you to take a look at a couple of tweets. one from senator sanders, one from mr. says cancel rent and mortgages for the duration of the pandemic. cruz responds how about we cancel taxes. that captures it perfectly, doesn't it. the far left, oh, we don't care about business. the right, hey, let's get back to business. let's make this economy hum. what a contrast. >> well, the comment from ted cruz, senator ted cruz, is especially interesting to me because you have the government telling people that they cannot return to work. the government has essentially taken away people's livelihoods by issuing stay-at-home orders, by forcing businesses to close for fear of fines, yet they are still collecting things like property taxes. so while businesses are not bringing in revenue, to pay their workers or pay their rent, landlords still have to pay the property tax on these establishments. so that is something that is very interesting and the government not compensating people for taking away their livelihoods. with senator sanders, does he not think there's a domino effect

mr. buffett is out of touch with current market conditions, dare i say it. stuart: you dare say it, i guess. out of touch with current market conditions? what are you saying? that's tough stuff there, lad. >> well, stuart, he missed apple, he missed a lot of key pivots. nothing against the man. he is the best at finding value. but right now i submit extraordinarily respectfully that perhaps you have to assess value differently. stuart: all right. stay there, please. more for you in a second. let's turn to ashley. tell us about this report that reportedly describes china's coverup. go. ashley: yeah, a dossier put together by the intelligence alliance, the u.s., canada, uk, australia and new zealand. pretty scathing of the way china handled the coronavirus outbreak, essentially this was a 15-page report saying china did everything it could to hide facts about the virus, either hiding it or intentionally destroying evidence that the country denied it could be passed from human to human all the way up until january 20th. in fact, on january 10th, the report says a chin

is essentially what i'm saying, stuart and i think i would begin by suggesting that your previous guest, jason furman, the former economic advisor to president obama, mr virus's effects on the country, new york we know about. there are 29,000 people have died in the state of new york but the economic effects as he noted have been felt equally. georgia has suffered as much as new york relatively speaking. all 50 states under the threat of the virus three months ago shut down their economies but the crucial thing here, people have not experienced the coronavirus in the same way. whereas have have been 29,000 deaths in new york, there have been something like 700 in missouri. let me try to put that in a little bit of perspective. on a per 100,000 population basis you have about 157 deaths in new york per 100,000 population. in california, the number is 10. in florida is has been 10 per 100,000. in the state of texas it is five. what you have a lot of americans out there, stuart, who did lock down their economies, not felt, not experienced the virus the same way that new york and new jersey have and those places are beginning to insist it is time for them

stuart: you are absolutely right. simon murray, you are the last british accent to appear in this hour of "varney & company" but i'm sure you will be back. simon, good stuff. mry, see you again soon. thank you. >>> adam schiff is back in the spotlight. remember when he was all over the media shouting russia, russia, russia collusion. well, we remember. watch this. >> there's clear evidence on the issue of collusion. there is significant evidence of collusion between the campaign and russia. >> have democrats found any evidence of collusion? >> yes, we have. the trump campaign were conspiring, were colluding with the russians. >> you can see evidence in plain sight on the issue of collusion. stuart: i kind of miss that. however, new documents do show, yes, he knew there was no proof of collusion after all. will he ever be held accountable along with the other obama officials behind the unmasking of general flynn? we are on that story. >>> check uber and grub hub. they are in talks of maybe getting together, a merger. i want to know, is food delivery the big thing after the lockdown is over? it's big now. will it stay big? we're on it. cover it next. tums versu

stuart: not true. any time you want to ask mark cuban if he's running for the presidency, i will give him a couple minutes. maria, good morning to you. good morning, mr

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