munich was the center of the national socialism this is where the nazi party was founded. here we have a photo from 1903 a few years after the party was found that it was the party leader by that and it was here that he gave them to righty became more and more popular because here he speaking to 1800 people in munich's burger boy be a whole those beer halls which are still popular today offered hitler a forum and audience for his speeches. it's where he spoke to the masses and spread his racist and anti-semitic ideology. he didn't mention how does munich deal with all this today the fact that this is where it started and before that in the stuff in the meantime i mean it takes a very critical approach this house is financed by the city of munich but the fact that munich was the birthplace of the city that gave rise to the nazi party is a topic that wasn't talked about for a long time with. this documentation center has played a key role in breaking that silence it is situated on the very place where what was known as the brown house once stood that was the party headquarte

a good place to do that is the documentation center for the history of national socialism new spots. historian doug beetle walks me through the exhibition. in the how was munich important to the nazis and not another to the winston of. munich was the center of the national socialism this is where the nazi party was founded yama from here we have a photo from 1903 a few years after the party was found at once it was the party leader by that and it was here that he gave them to righty became more and more popular because here he's speaking to 1800 people in munich's burger boy be a whole like those beer halls which are still popular today offered hitler a forum and audience for his speeches. it's where he spoke to the masses and spread his racist and anti-semitic ideology. he didn't mention how does munich deal with all this today the fact that this is where it started before that you do start there in the meantime i mean it takes a very critical approach to this house is financed by the city of munich but the fact that munich was the birthplace of a city that gave rise to the nazi par

[cheering] >> socialism destroys nations but always remember freedom unifies us all. s over starts again. >> joseph who was the 20th century had a great answer to the question why do socialism keep on coming back. his answer was this, three things that allow socialism to make these comebacks. the first there will always be people whose lives are disrupted of economic innovation takes place and that will be a constituency for socialism and many said academics will be attracted to socialism because a few institutions from the market and from economic reality than universities. finally he said there were always be a state bureaucracy of people who want to increase the scope of theth bureaucracy. so he argued even though socialism was bound to fail wherever it was tried i'm afraid that's what keeps on coming back just when you think it's fatal attraction. bret: that is a program, i hope you're now ready to check out the unauthorized history of socialism on fox nation. there you can stream other programs i've done for fox news from politics to profiles to my three day histo

this is "the unauthorized history of socialism". ♪ bret: i knew my latest project for fox nation, threer six part series about socialism would be timely it's a subject everyone is talking about with vermont senator bernie sanders remarkable presidential run. the history of socialism is also an epic tale with unforgettable characters, many villains, some heroes battling for the highest of stakes, the fate of mankind. this hour you'll meet some of those people and hear some of those stories. we start in the american heartland nearly two centuries ago. ♪ bret: indiana, 1825. a great experiment was unfolding on the banks of the wabash riv river. it was called new harmony. it would be a community of equality heralding a new way of life and eventually a new kind of world. its founder was a british industrialist named robert owen. his followers would soon coined the name for his vision, socialism. >> he called this the second coming of the truth. i think he really did believe he was the second messiah that he had come, unlike jesus who could only tell the truth in parables, a win could actuall

on a conveyor astonishing continue to use an electoral behaviors that go back to the time of national socialism. this shows us that the political culture of the radical right wing attitudes don't suddenly disappear or change overnight that's continuity these attitudes are passed down in families and communities. of. the new far right and the cut their teeth on the streets this is where they recruit their followers. just like the nazis in the weimar republic at 1st the nazis were irrelevant fringe movement but they were determined to become a visible force and grow if. not you know. just. and it would be. easy to see that is it. any less. each bend an. inch and then. move east to avoid be trailing its stated mission the f.t. has to remain a movement in other words it always has to be visible on the streets and it needs to maintain close contacts with other affiliated movements. because if. a visible force on the streets in protests is essential to radical tendencies it makes a statement here we are join us follow us we're in the fang god and ready to fight for evil and there's an. income for tho

president trump is also extending the national social distancing roles and last night announced the federal guidelines will continue at least through april 30. the president says he is falling the advice of dr. fauci, the top infectious disease expert of the nation, and made a grim prediction that more than 100,000 people could die in the us and more than two million could be infected if guidelines are not extended.>> the number i gave out is based on modeling and i think it is entirely conceivable that if we do not mitigate to the extent where trying to that you could reach that number. >> president trump said because of that he's backing off of his early hope of lifting the guidelines by easter sunday and now he predicts the number of deaths from the virus could reach a peak around that date. >>> the people of california appear to be obeying the stay- at-home order and according to a new york technology company the people of california reduced their average travel distance by 48% between late february and march 22. places that normally have heavy tourism have slowed the most including nap

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis tonight, president rump is announcing the extension of national social distancing guidelines through the end of april get those federal guidelines,the 15 days to slow the spread. they were its they were set to expire tomorrow and also today, the white house coronavirus expert doctor anthony found she made a solemn prediction sayingthere will be millions of and more than 100,000 deaths. so far the virus has killed more an 2000 americans. there ar more than 1900 cases santa claracounty contins to have the most local cases and deaths 646 cases in santa ara county, 25 people have died tre san mateo county has 277 cases and 6 deaths, san francisco, 340 cases,5 in contra costa county. deaths alameda county has 240as, including 6 deaths and marine is reporting 74 cases and one death 34 cases and solano coty sonoma has 58 1 person has died in sonoma county. and that he county has 12 cases. >>and tonight, the number of globally conrmed cases stands at more than 1,000 with almost 34,000 deaths here in the us we have more than 142,000 cases with more than 2,400 dea

president trump announced today he is extending the national social distancing guidelines an extra 30 days to april 30th. also a u.s. navy hospital ship that is docked in l.a. saw their first patient today. the ship is taking non- coronavirus patients so that other nearby hospitals can handle the increase in coronavirus patients, this as santa cruz county has death fro coronavirus. ktvu's greg liggins here now with the story of a bay area family coping with the loss of a loved one from coronavirus. >> reporter: yeah, frank. with the number of sick and dying growing day after day after day, it's easy to forget that behind every number there is a person and one of the people to hit the casualty count recently is a woman from oakland named barbara hopper. adrienne williams is showing us the beautiful grounds her mother would tend to at her parents' oakland hills home, the gardening shoes of 81-year- old barbara hopper sitting still by the front door never to be worn again. >> none of her friends or family would imagined that she'd be gone right now. >> reporter: barbara johnson hopper di

order has been extended by the way another months and this comes as president trump extends the nation's social distancing guidelines through april. yesterday san francisco mayor london breed told residents to be prepared stay home. at least until may 1st that means people are still expected to practice social distancing and only go outside for essential purposes. we heard from one local business owner who weighed in on the mayor's announcement. >>it's certainly well it is inconvenient it is certainly probably the best thing for all of us and we just have we certainly don't want to get people sick by coming back too soon. >>as the shelter-in-place order continues governor gavin newsome signed an executive order to provide relief to small businesses in california. businesses that are filing a return of less than a million dollars now will get a 90 day extension for those tax returns and payments. the order also give small businesses ntil the end of july to file their returns for the 1st quarter. in for reinforcements in the states fight against coronavirus he wants to recruit thousands of health

their idea of sacrificing oneself for this very strong is a very important under national socialism and a gun that's why hitler also thought the navy was so great because they went down with all hands serving as a toy that impressed him he thought it was gray. that's what you had to do almost once more. on the 12th of january 945 the red army launched a major offensive in east prussia. at 4 45 am the sky turned as prices day as up to $378.00 guns per kilometer along the front opened fire on the german positions. red army cameraman filmed the apocalyptic scenes as the vam off lines of defense rapidly collapsed. over the previous years german forces had waged a campaign of destruction against the people of the soviet union the nazi ideology painted as racially inferior. now the war on the east front was shifting onto the territory of the rush many germans feared the soviet red army would exact a terrible revenge. to mention how much. they were simply afraid they had been told that the subhuman russians are coming and they were afraid of the red army that of course they also knew about the

comes a day after the president accepted the advice from his top medical experts to extend the nation's social distancing guidelines through the end of april. dr. anthony fauci says he and dr. deborah birx p president withta he looked at the data, and he got it right away it was a pretty clear picture. we argued strongly with the president that he not withdraw those guidelines after 15 days, and that he extend them and he did listen. >> it's a stark shift for the president who last week complained about the economic pain caused by tight restrictions meant to slow the spread tweeting we cannot let the cure be worse than the problem itself and pushed to re-open the country within weeks >> i would love to have the country opened up and just raring to go by easter >> reporter: the president now says the u.s. to peak >> reporter: president trump is now eyeing another new date on the calendar, june 1st is when he predicts the country will be on its way to recovery. lester >> jeff bennett at the white house, thank you. just two days now from the start of a new month and that means for a lot of folks,

this is why after all nuremberg has value it's it was a means of separating the poison of the national socialismand the principles of mind come from the german people it avoided collective guilt of the german people it creates the wreck or it that could not be you know when revision and rent vision isn't took place it couldn't be taken seriously or those factors are just as important for dice that we show we reveal we peel back the ugly face of the day and beneath the flag there's nothing islamic about it it's a complete contortion of islam is a virus of hatred of cruelty of lack of tolerance completely opposite to like graphene and it will ensure that individuals out of court before the court are individuals charged not because of their sect or their community or their tribe but because of the evidence that we have just to translate for viewers look result as in the matter of religion ok and. i would like to get your perspective because you working in very difficult places do you have a perspective on what should happen to perhaps the 10s of thousands in this 70000 people being held in some of

the president is reconsidering whether or national or social distancing guidelines are needed when the original 15 day period ends. >> people are full of vigor and energy they don't want to be locked into a house or apartment or some space. it's not fair to our country. we are not lemonade out of lemons. >> they are qualified for tokyo and the individual events. he won an individual silver medal. the goal of bringing home as many gold medals as possible will change between now and 2021. >> another world record. >> once a swimmer for stanford olympics gold medalist katie, was trying to earn her spot in june. soon after the postponement announcement she wrote on instagram, now is the time to support all those working to heal the sick and keep us all healthy. golden state warriors were finalist to make the usa basketball team but will now have to wait to compete in tokyo like everyone else. although we now know the year the games are expected to be held there is a lot of unanswered questions that athletes have to deal with around the world. >> reporter: this is the first time the olympics

as the pandemic continues to spread, he told the nation's governors he will be easing social distancing in some areas as a part of his push to get the country back to work in the coming weeks. but his own health advisers have warned that loosening the guidelines before the virus is contained will worsen its spread. dr. anthony fauci the top national infectious disease told cnn, i am quoting, you don't make the time line, the viergs makes the time line, a direct quote from dr. fauci. the situation is getting increasingly dire as hospitals in the hardertest-hit areas are suffering right now. cnn's nick watt, he has the story. there are horrible stories out of new york and elsewhere. >> reporter: absolutely, washington. listen, if are you a hospital administrator and you are trying to save lives, you hate unknowns and you hate variables and that is what people are dealing with, here in seed sar sinai, in l.a., right now they tell us they are dealing with supplies day-by-day and it's a similar scene across this country. >> all the people you see, they all have covid-19. >> reporter: and 13

nation to recover any time soon. president trump says people should continue social distance forring at least another month. more than 2,500 people have died. ines de la cuetara has more on the president's response from washington. >> good morning. with the nation's top infectious disease expert warning the u.s. could see a million cases of covid-19, the president is now recommending people stay home for another month. after suggesting he could ease restrictions by easter, president trump announcing he is extending social distancing guidelines until april 30th. >> nothing would be worse than declaring victory before the victory is won. >> reporter: this as the nation's top infectious disease expert dr. anthony fauci warns the u.s. could get as many as 200,000 deaths and up to a million confirmed cases of covid-19. >> what we're trying to do is not let that happen. >> reporter: new york city is leading the nation in the number of confirmed cases and in california, the number of cases surging past 5,000. this as many hospitls around the country still face masks and ventilator shortages. >> i have nurses that c

social security. number one, we make sure that no one can retire into poverty. in the wealthiest nation in the world, today, fellow american citizens who have paid all their quarters in to social security, who have worked all their lives, receives a social security check that is below the poverty level. most of them happen to be women. and most of them happen to be women of color. it is the shame of this country that empty midst -- in the midst of the great prosperity and wealth, and frankly in the midst of handing out a $2 trillion tax which 83% went to the nation's wealthiest percent, the ation's wealthiest 1%, that we could not find the will and the way to help out those who have worked all their lives and paid into the program. this is no handout. this is someone who by the sweat of their brow and their work twoed a benefit that hasn't kept pace wo warlely because in 1983 they didn't index it the way they should have. no one who has paid in their quarters should suffer for a mistake made by congress. congress needs to correct that. so now the new floor for social curity will become

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. >>> president trump extends the guidelines for social distancing through the month of april as the nation's top infectious disease doctor says 100,000 people could potentially die from the coronavirus here in the united states. >> i think it's entirely conceivable that if we do not mitigate to the extent that we're trying to do that you could reach that number. >> the president's initial 15- day period of social distancing expires tomorrow. he's now extended the voluntary national shutdown by 30 days. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville working from home tonight. >> i'm julie haener. his recommendations come as california is ramping up its efforts to fight the virus. the u.s. navy hospital ship mercy has docked in los angeles and is now taking its first patients. the ship is taking noncoronavirus patients so other nearby hospitals can handle the increase in covid-19 patients. the usns mercy has 1,000 beds, 12 operating room and a staff of 800 doctors, nurses and other medical navy workers. california has more than 6,200 cases of the virus and 132 deaths. here in the bay area santa

the president has extended the national social distancing guidelines for another month. and health officials are warning that even if we see the numbers start to go down and the disease start dying in the summer it could surge by the fall. >>dissipate that that would actually happen because of the greed of transmissibility. however if you come back in the fall. there will be a totally different ballgame our ability to go out and be able to test to identify isolate. and contact race will be orders of magnitude better then what it was just a couple of months ago. >>will spain now has suffered its worst day in the coronavirus outbreak officials there say 849 people died yesterday because of the virus and that there were more than 9,000 new cases reported in just 24 hours. spain has become the 3rd country now in the world to overtake china's total infection count. they fall behind italy and the united states. >>we just talked about the president extending the stay in at home order will mayor london breed says that there will be a formal announcement later today. what they wa

the nation's social distancing measures in a letter to the nation's governors, the president said thedministration is drafting new guidelines for maintaining increasing or relaxing social distancing. the plan to classify counties with respect to continued risk posed by the virus high-risk medium risk and low risk large sections of our country probably can go back much sooner than other sections. and we're obviously looking at that also. people are asking is that an alternative i say absolutely it is an alternative proposal may be at odds with what administration health experts like doctor anthony found she had been urging a go slow approach, you know make the timeline the virus makes the timeline. not to mention both democrats and republicans who have been pleading with the president to listen to the scientists it won't happen unless we respect science science science. >>and for those who say which is pair of the scientists say science is an answer to our prayers and president is under pressure to reignite the economy after nearly 3.3 million americans filed unemployment claims last w

area's stay at home order has been extended as you know another month president trump extended the nation's social distancing his guidelines through april. >>yesterday san francisco mayor london breed told people to be prepared to stay home, she thinks until at least may first at means that people are still expected to pat practice social-distancing and only go out if have to we heard from one local business owner who weighed in on that announcement. it's certainly well it is inconvenient it is certainly probably the best thing for all of us and we just have >>you know we certainly don't want to get people sick by coming back too soon. >>governor newsome sign an executive order to provide relief to small businesses in california. businesses that are filing a return of less than a million dollars now good. a 90 day extension for their tax returns and payments that order also gives small businesses until the end of july to file their returns for the 1st quarter. it's calling for reinforcements and the fight on of okay against coronavirus he wants to recruit. thousands of health care workers who are

president trump has now extended national social distancing guidelines through april 30th. he says the highest number of deaths is likely to occur in about two weeks around easter. doctor anthony fauci, the head of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases is based on models, 100,000 to 200,000 americans could possibly die from the new coronavirus.>>> live in san ramon, is to cart workers planning a nationwide strike today, saying that san francisco-based delivery app is not doing enough to protect their health. now, safeway is one of the stores where those in support shoppers will come with a customers online shopping list, pick up all of their groceries then deliver them to their house. they are saying this strike is necessary, because the shoppers and customers are not protected enough from the coronavirus. so, though shoppers trying to create an invisible picket line saying insta car, they start to hear their demands and concerns, they say they want personal protective equipment, hand sanitizer and five dollars more per hour in hazard pay. >> any shopper

the nation's social distancing measures in a letter to the nation's governors, the president said theinistration is drafting new guidelines for maintaining increasing or relaxing social distancing. the plan to classify counties with respect to continued risk posed by the virus high-risk medium risk and low risk large sections of our country probably can go back much sooner than other sections. and we're obviously looking at that also. people are asking is that an alternative th's absolutely it is an alternative proposal may be at odds with what administration health experts like doctor anthony found she had been urging a go slow approach, you know make the timeline the virus makes the timeline. not to mention both democrats and republicans who have been pleading with the president to listen to the scientists it won't happen unless we respect science science science. >>and for those who say we choose pair of the scientists say science is an answer to our prayers and president is under pressure to reignite the economy after nearly 3.3 million americans filed unemployment claims last wee

possibility of 2.3 million people dying if no serious action is taken, the president s moved the national social distancing guidelines back to april 30th. even with those new guidelines, the predictions are sobering. listen to the key players earlier today. >> anthony and deborah have been doing this for years. i rely on them, but the worst thing we can do is declare victory. we've been seen this. >> i don't want to see it. i'd like to avoid it, but i wouldn't be surprised if we saw 1 hundred,000 dead. if we do things well, almost perfectly we could get in the range of 100 hundred,000 to 200,000. we don't even want to see that. >> the change in policy is also a reflection of what we're seeing, the scenes of refrigerated trucks using as morgues, body bays near trump's childhood home, and viv vitt images of a field hospital in new york's central park. at the joining me is nbc digital shannon pettypiece, and fellow and practices internest dr. patel, a former director in the obama administration. shannon, it was less than a week ago that the president said he would love to have the country opened an

at aarp.org/caregiving an hour and a half long press conference in the rose garden braced the nation. socialing will continue through april. doctor fauci said it could kill up to 200 million americans and millions more could be affected. >> the city that never sleeps is now standing still in an eerie silence. new york state has over a thousand deaths from the virus after 161 died in new york city in just the past 24 hours. the situation is slamming the healthcare system already stretched thin. mayor de blasio is building emergency hospitals right in the middle of one scene central park. now back to life, liberty and levin. for all your headlines log on to foxnews.com. they have been. now back to life, liberty and levin. mark: welcome back america. speaker gingrich, you brought up to me, i think this is a very important point that you raised, that is, first of all i have this question for you. they weren't ready for this pandemic either. they were so focused on trying to take out trump they really weren't paying attention what was going on in china either. now china has thrown out a number of

at this stage of the game, i think it would be really prudent to start are considering strong national social distancing measures and possibly even a national lockdown in the u.s. to try to get this under control and buy ourselves some time. >> it is interesting you talk about a national lockdown because we're hearing president trump calling for certain regions in the u.s. to get back to normal in just a matter of weeks. how realistic is that? >> it is not realistic. and i think if you look out ten days as i said, we could be at a million cases and 10,000 deaths in the u.s. we'll also by then seeing a lot of other hot spots that are looking an awful lot like new york with hospital and medical systems being yoefoverwhelmed. i think in that setting nobody would be able to responsibly say that it is time to relax measures. >> peter, always great to get your analysis. many thanks. >>> lots of criticism to go around after boris johnson and other britt tish officials test positive for coronavirus. a health crisis at the top of the uk government at the worst time possible. >>> plus spain is taking s

the nation's social distancing measures in a letter to the nation's governors, the president said theinistration is drafting new guidelines for maintaining increasing or relaxing social distancing. the plan to classify counties with respect to continued risk posed by the virus high-risk medium risk and low risk large sections of our country probably can go back much sooner than other sections. then we're obviously looking at that also. people are asking is that an alternative that i say absolutely it is an alternative proposal may be at odds with what administration health experts like doctor anthony found she had been urging a go slow approach, you know make the timeline the virus makes the timeline. not to mention both democrats and republicans who have been pleading with the president to listen to the scientists it won't happen unless we respect science science science. >>and for those who say we choose pair of the scientists say science is an answer to our prayers and president is under pressure to reignite the economy after nearly 3.3 million americans filed unemployment claims l

look aide story of how trump, the pressures trump came under to make this decision to extend the national socialdown an extra month. it wasn't just his public health officials, dr. fauci and dr. birx, but the governor pressure was immense. i interviewed larry hogan, republican governor in maryland. he is the chair of the national governors' association. he is coordinating between the nationwide governors. he is in a rare position because he can speak his mind. he's not up for re-election. he is a republican in a blue state, and he speaks for many when he says -- he said to me, quote, if trump had gone to his easter timeline, quote, it'd be very harmful because we'd obviously not listen to that. we'd obviously not listen to that. he said on the record had trump gone through with that, he would have ignored it and followed the scientistic and doctor guidelines. he had been talking to white house officials over the weekend and last week. trump was faced with a dual situation. doctors were presenting modeling, kwhich he referenced. 2.2 million people could die if this got out of hand. this was essen

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. >> reporter: the white house is expected to sort out its plans for the nation's social distancing guidelines over the weekend but the president's letter to the nation's governors yesterday hinting those measures may be relaxed has already caused confusion on the coronavirus task force. one source close to the task force told me earlier today the letter is just, quote, hanging out there and getting back to the president signing that stimulus bill a short while ago, we can show you a photo that have onscreen, this is from the white house. two things to point out in this photograph, wolf, one is the officials in the room including the president are not practicing social distancing. the other very important thing to point out, very critical here, according to the white house, no democrats were invited to this signing, wolf, an hour like this where the president has said for days that the country needs to come together, you could not see that in that photo, wolf. >> that was an awful decision, you would have thought the president would have wanted to use this opportunity to show some bipartisan s

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yesterday, president trump announced that he's extended national social distancing guidelines until april 30th. >>> calls for people to stay away from parks and beaches in san francisco this past weekend apparently paid off. the mayor says there was an improvement over the previous weekend when large numbers of people were out, some not practicing social distancing. she expressed her appreciation, saying it's made a world of difference already and going forward. >>> today, the governor launched a new initiative to address the surge in coronavirus cases. >> if you're a nursing school student, medical school student, we need you. if you've just retired in the last few years, we need you. if you are looking to expand your scope of practice and have particular expertise in any capacity, we need you. >> this effort is called the california health corps. the state created a website where medical professionals and students can go to sign up. the state will help with rely sensing to help retired health care workers treat a rising number of patients. hospitalizations have doubled and the number of

abby documented her experience giving blood in a new fox nation showed tales of social distancing. >> reporter: several days in i was watching all the coverage on the coronavirus and realized we have another crisis a crisis is shortage of blood, the surgeon general doctor jerome adams encouraged millennial's especially to donate blood so that is what i'm doing today. >> i just got here, crystal, give me some hand sanitizer, check my temperature. >> you are good. >> good to go. >> just got my first stop. i have to read this package. sees everyone's mind we are all 6 feet apart, staying very safe. >> 54 cancellations of red cross blood drives throughout arizona we converted this classroom into a sixth sites, implemented new protocols, notice signage at the front door passed from this area which they read when they come in. if you been to areas that are hotspots around the world we ask you not to come into the facility to donate blood today. as soon as you walk in somebody will take your temperature and ask questions about where you traveled, where you have been and how do you feel and w

i'm at least send it the white house is expected to sort out its plans for the nation's social distancinguidelines over the weekend but in the president's letter to the nation's governors. >>he hinted those measures may be relaxed. >>now that president trump has signed that trillion stimulus bill the question is when can the american people expect to get those promise checks. well, here's a warning before the bill was even signed today, one man in florida received this alleged to covid 19 stimulus check for more than $3,000. this was on thursday luckily, the man knew that it was too good to be true, but he wanted to post it to social media to warn others about the scam. >>where water to post that the senate i could i know that some people, especially like people are have fallen for some like >>as of right now there is no official date on when people can expect to receive a mail a check in the mail but here is what we don't know people with adjusted gross incomes of less than $75,000 are eligible to receive a champ up to $1200 married couples with earnings up to $150,000 can get a check up

time for politics. >> reporter: now, it's not clear whether or not the president will extend the nation's social distancing guidelines beyond the end of april. he did suggest in the rose garden yesterday that the pandemic might not be fully under control until the end of may. but a source close to the coronavirus task force tells me that the doctors on that task force are fully prepared to recommend that those guidelines be extended even longer than april 30th, wolf, if the data shows that that is necessary. in the meantime, we give you a little bit of a sneak preview of what the president will be talking about here in the rose garden. they've just placed on this table next to the lectern what appears to be a coronavirus test kit. and so we expect the president to talk about that when this gets started shortly, wolf. >> we'll have coverage of that, of course. thanks very much, jim acosta at the white house. we're joined now by the governor of maryland, larry hogan. governor, thank you so much for taking a few moments out and joining us. i wonder what goes through your mind, and you've got a lot

nationalism perhaps, socialism, anything not associated with conditions that created the certain uncertaintyamerica we should not forget is uniquely blessed with robust institutions built to withstand the rising positions. and the creativity to develop solutions and technology, healthcare, finance, education, and yes indeed, governments. that paved the way for a better future. and worrying as things may be, we can take comfort the country has survived much worse. it should also be noted that despite the challenges by most measures, these are still among the best of times in this countries a short history. with that, that's it for this week, for though it is show updates be sure to follow me on twitter, facebook an instagram, i will be back next week with an in-depth look at the super tuesday primary results right here on the wall street journal at large. thank you so much for joining. ♪ ♪ this week the markets rocked by the coronavirus as it spreads around the world. what it means for the economy in your portfolio. mortgage rates fell to three year low, how low can they go? and is now the ti

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