who owned the paper in his hometown haddonfield and also the camden courier and who turned the new york post it's hard to imagine now. into an organ for the new deal i mean that's why he bought it he bought a tab a sympathetic paper too to roosevelt it in new. york because there were no other papers that were sympathetic to the new deal and stone was there at lead editorial writer and that meant that he could go down to washington he could walk into any federal bureau he could put his feet up on the desk he could ask to use the phone and expect to be given the right to use the phone he could walk into thomas corcoran who was roosevelt's main fixer he could walk into tommy the corporate office and say you know what's happening tell me what's going on they would look at me because i thought he was totally in some spots on television too well he was on he was on the radio radio radio remember gradients medium that and he was on this he was on this program called meet the press and he right that's right and he and he was on it as a regular he was as familiar as i don't know anybody who you see o

"new york post," yes, it is often supportive of the president on its editorial page, the "new york post" at the end of the day is still a new york city paper, a lot of their coverage has been good and specific about what is really happening in hospitals. they're not sugar coating it. that should be a message to the president, too. >> that's a good point. i hope he sees that coverage. maggie, the president did attack you directly the other day. the norm"new york times" defend you. how do you andal those kin a yof attacks by the president? >> i have to tell you, in year one of this or during the campaign, when you get attacked by the president, it had much more of a ripple effect. we need to ignore it other than just refuting the substance, it wasn't really substance, it was just a character attack, and he was retweeting someone who faltsly claimedfalts falsely claimed that i had taken the president out of context. i have to be honest, his attacks these days on media don't -- generally don't prompt the same reaction that they used to. i think it's become part of the noise. i think that, y

new york as well. the governor tried to respond to the devastating pictures from "the new york post" saying right now at least the hospitals say they have what they need. he checked with that hospital, mt. sinai i gets it was. what was the reality from the outside, what you're reporting? >> what we are hearing, andrea, what the governor is saying is not matching what our health care workers are finding in the hospitals. you talk about those images on the front page of "the new york post" and the video we've seen from "the new york times" of a doctor crying out for help. we keep talking about this world ppe. i want people to know what that means, personal protection equipment. we're standing here at bellevue because this -- as the camera pans over a little bit -- this is what they're doing, putting up these tents, makeshift morgue, if you will, out of fear there's going to be an overload of corporations. people who die from covid-19. already a hospital just six miles from here, overnight had 13 patients die at this hospital. a week ago a managing nurse at st. sinai west in his 40s, we were told he died o

announcev.or test test >>> the front page of the "new york post" says it all. that "sorry, we're closed" sign hanging right there on the new york's famed empire state building with the list of things that are canceled, closed, suspended. >> things that people would have never thought. for example, broadway going dark. that is very surprising. >> the sports world is on hold as leagues halt games and tournaments, including march madness. here in new york you just mentioned broadway has now gone dark. from sports to concerts to the theater. billions of dollars are being lost because of the cancelations as the coronavirus spreads. the impact still unclear. but one economist is already predicting the u.s. gross domestic product will drop by 4% this quarter, the worst since the great recession of 2008. >> we're dealing with an unprecedented situation here. it's a fluid situation changing minute by minute. and we don't have a blueprint. >> reporter: this morning's "new york post" declaring the day the sports world stoed. as leagues cancel and suspend upcoming events in

new york city. growing in almost every crime category. new video released of a brutal attack against 15-year-old teenager by a large group of males. this happening in brooklyn, new york. "the new york postthat the mob stole her sneakers, air jordans, now overall, crime spike is being largely blamed on new york's controversial new bail law. that allows dangerous criminals to walk free. the scariest part, these are the same policies biden and bernie would bring to your neighborhood. here's reaction. former nypd commissioner. dan, i look at this and i'm like, are there other stories underlying this group or kid or that group of kid. this is a brutal beating. how do people become this insane and violent? look at this. >> sean, that's a 15-year-old girl. her life is going to be changed forever. she'll remember this for the rest of her life. a twitter video. how disturbing it is to a lot of people. you weren't on the floor being beating up, but for that girl that happened. she'll be scarred for the rest of her life. i'm not going to pin this specific incident -- there is no question, liberalism is feefrt fire and every time you put these people in charge of a big city and they go with this pe

he's got to get supplies to those doctors and nurses on the front page of the new york post. 's got to get relief for our senior citizens from new york to florida, to arizona up to washington state. >> so we've got, you know, a lot of different ways that we're hearing from the president. i know it's a hell of a job for the correspondents that are in there, the reporters that are in there during those briefings. i wonder how the president will respond to hearing read to him in his face that 13 people died at elmhurst hospital overnight, that the morgues are becoming over capacity. our morgues in new york city at this point, intensive care beds will run out in the next 24 hours. what does he think of the families who are losing people by the day and the health care workers that risk getting this? these facts need to be put in his face and when he shouts and -- shouts down a reporter then the next reporter needs to ask the same question. we need the answers. he needs to be held accountable for the decisions he's making. we'll get back to jonathan lemire in just a moment. first le

we've been talking all morning about this cover in the "new york post" where it says treated like trash. sinai hospital in new york city wearing hefty trash bags because they don't have enough gowns. they don't have the masks they need. this is something we're all trying to pull together and get these nurses, emts, doctors what they need. talk about your website and the work you do so we can play at least a small part in moving all this forward. >> thank you so much. the website is first rcf.org, the number 1strcf.org. go to our website and see all the work we do. all these health workers, the people on the front lines, the nurses, doctors, emts and ems are on the front lines of this. we must support them getting the safety gear that they need. first responders need them, the healthcare workers need them, and it is of absolute utter importance that if there isn't enough safety gear for these people who take care of us and rush in to help when we're in danger, then i think that this virus will become a much bigger national disaster than it is already. we must all do what we can even if i

story, it was from fox news, and i told him i had already seen the story because i read it in the new york post. and he says you're missing the point. and i said what's the point? and he says that is darius' grandmother and i said oh, wow, and dara is his sister-in-law's cousin's grandmother. so there's like two degrees of separation between this family and my own family. and i said oh, my gosh, that's when it became incredibly real that this wasn't just a sweet innocent poor old woman that was strangle strangled raped, and murdered in queens, but it was actually someone that we knew. and it really, that pulls at the heart strings. and it lets you, it makes you think, it gives you pause, and says, who cares about your politics? we have to put america first. and the security and safety of our citizens. [ applause ] >> deputy secretary cuccinelli. >> you know, when this case arose, i mean it's one of the more stark and violent tragedies we've seen, partly because it is one of the more helpless victim, but at the same time, we have seen this happen to children, from people who we had requested, th

that is a piece by jay cost him in new york post. me now, kayleigh mcenany, national press secretary for trump 2020, and senior director of research and fox news contributor. great to see both of you. it's been a while. jessica, let me start with you. those are strong words in the evaluation from jay cost, but it does kind of feel that way. >> it's and incredibly difficult time, not only for the biden campaign, but for the entire country. joe biden is incredibly cognizant of the fact he has to be mindful that there are those running this, like dr. fauci, who he talks about all the time and what he does to shadow briefings, the best way we can summarizinsummarize it. and also be respectful that donald trump is president of the united states of america right now. that is the top job and what he is doing, and what he has done by building his own team to reflect the direction he would be going in, what types of people would be at the top and doing these daily briefings from a studio at home, like we are all doing right now. i think it is

to strain the capacities of hospitals and brick and mortar facilities new york remains on lockdown but we put in place in new york post program today i am going to extend it to april 15th the directive that non-essential state work. forced continue to work from home the c.d.c. also issuing a travel advisory for new york new jersey and connecticut rhode island national guard was door knocking homes mandating all new york visitors south korean teen this is not a lock there is a travel advisory to be implemented by the states meantime president trump has extended social distancing guidelines through april 30th reporting in new york trinity chavez r.t. hundreds of people in mexico have blocked checkpoints on the u.s. border over fears of infected americans entering the country mexico has around 1900 cases compared to more than 160000 north of the border with the protesters blocks lanes with vehicles and hold up signs telling us visitors to stay at home activists are saying that anyone entering mexico should 1st be tested for the novel coronavirus we heard from one of those campaigners jose luis and on this. the decisions

the new york times and the post. haven't fared unfairly characterize china so i think i think on the one hand there's a there's a desire to to. punish these these outlets in particular for what they perceive to be long standing affairs reporting but also because there are there won't be much sympathy perhaps in some corners of the world when it comes to these 2 especially new york times and washington post but also wall street journal and wall street journal especially because of what happened with that sick man as asia editorial that so many found offensive and it's not racist last month or so washington's previously accused beijing of muscling journalists but then went on to limit the scope and reach of what chinese media outlets can do in the united states there is a sense that just because you don't like what they're reporting that therefore you know going to play by the same rules isn't that. well you know some people think that there is sort of a contradiction at work here the that as your previous segment note

strain the capacities of hospitals and brick and mortar facilities new york remains on lockdown but we put in place the new york post 'd program today i am going to extend it to april 15th the directive that non-essential state workforce continue to work from home the c.d.c. also issuing a travel advisory for new york new jersey and connecticut rhode island national guard was door knocking homes mandating all new york visitors south korean teen this is not a lock there it is a travel advisory to be implemented by the states meantime president trump has extended social distancing guidelines to april 30th reporting in new york trinity chavez r.t. . biggest question in all of this is whether global economies can somehow fight through or survive the effects of these massive lock downs that we've been talking about all over the country add to that the fact that the price of oil is hitting all time lows under 20 today they're saying it's a teenager today for the 1st time in a long time because it's in the teens and what you have is an unbridled recession on the horizon if not a depression ok fact joining us now market ana

in news from the campaign trail the new york post reports -- fired from his decade-long group public enemy after he got a cease and desist letter against senator bernie sanders. the article goes on to quote the musician's lawyer who said senator sanders promised to -- withe power with hic the hip-hop icons. st.com. read more at nypo the senator and 2020 candidate spoke to -- his remarks run about 45 minutes. [cheering] , i'm beginning to think san jose is ready for the political revolution. and i want to tell you, i've spoken before many groups, this is the loudest group i have ever .eard [applause] sen. sanders: and before i go any further, it is my honor to introduce to you, the next first lady of the united states. [applause] sen. sanders: let me thank all of those who have gone before me today.ty c fan club for their music. let me thank the joyce manor band. let me thank jack johnson. let me thank gloria estefan. let me thank one of the great .riters, eve ansell let me thank representative ro khanna. ro has not only been all over this country for this campaign,n for this district

citizens working for "the new york post," and "the wall street" journ two-nd backhand press credentialsithin 10 days. the foreign ministry said the journalist would no longer be allowed to work in the country, including han conquered the move comes in retaliation for cutting the number of chinese nationals working for state media in the s. america."ating "bbc world news onill to come, answering your ue affecting your day-to-day life. it is now one week since italy became the first european country to put in place a full lockdown, heavily restricting internalem mt, businesses, and mass gatherings. sima kotecha is in rome. she has been speaking to local thresidents about how have been coping with all of these sima: a display o resilience and solidarity. lols in rome feeling as the country tac wes thest health crisis in a generation. how do you feel the government is doing? the prime minister, do you agree with what is happening? >> yes. >> i never see rome in the situation. sima: popular streets empty. no tourists, nothing open. orlando is a taxi drer. he tells us the soul has been ripped

. >> reporter: this morning's "new york post" declaring the da the sports world stopped as the suspending of upcoming events including ncaa's march madness. the st. john's basketball game in madison square garden stopping at halftime after the ncaa's announcement. the nba suspending its season. the coon saying the hiatus will likely last for at least 30 days. the nhl and major leagpending tn spring training and delaying the start of the regular season. annual revenues for those leagues total more than $30 billion, and that doesn't include the lost revenue for stadium concession stands, vendors and broadcasters. theme parks closing. disney world in orlando announcing it will close after this weekend until at least the end of march. >> jimmy fallon. >> reporter: late night comedy also affected. jimmy fallon and seth myers suspending the production of their shows, and on broadway, the show did not go on. theaters closed for at least a month. >> one producer has announced $20 million invested in his show, and he may lose every bit of that. >> reporter: concert giant live nation halting all la

he's a life at the new york post push i mean as you said you know it's not like really. i'm for the comes but two weeks ago things weren't looking quite so good. and so everyone's talking about the famous two man race and npr in one of their tweets talk about spoke with two men representing the ideological poles of the party so that's how it kind of looks going forward. donald trump weighed in in a completely and partial manner many mike bloomberg just quit the race for president i could have told him m long ago thahat he didn't have what it takes and- he would have saved himself a billion dollars the real cost. it's center anyway and i'm talking with sleepy joe all very adult stuff and then- mikeke. bloomberg listed in repy which is if only one can be. you not representative of good versus at darth vader evil times donald later yeah i'm not doing. it i do think it's important to step up and just look at thanks kind. of track. between provincial police. chavez the whole. that's it. but i'm i'm in. the sun of money involveved well the me to. camp i. cross like five hundre

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the new york post declaring the day the sports world stopped nbc's miguel almaguer has more. >> the governor here signed an executive order warning against gatherings over 250 people for those at higher risk of contracting the coronavirus, like adults over 60, the group should be no larger than ten in los angeles, the mayor suggested not going out for dinner >> these are our parents, our grandparents, our neighbors, our co-workers and the action you take, or don't take, could decide the fate of their lives. >> the announcement came as the nation's largest professional sports leagues, the nba, mlb, nhl, and mls, are now all set to go quiet this, the new reality after suspending play until further notice because of the coronavirus. the ncaa, pulling the plug on march madness. the tidal wave of historic decisions unfolding after the virus took center court just before tip off utah all star rudy gobert, who was not in the arena, tested positive for the coronavirus. >> the game tonight has been postponed. >> as fans flooded out of the stadium, concern after goe bare's monday press conference when

or there's this in february from the new york post, an opinion piece, "don't buy china's story, it mays no evidence to back this up. however with a lot of misinformation, there are some grains of truth in there. this outbreak did originate in wuhan, china, and you will find the wuhan institute in that city which is a high—security biolab, but this is a very big but, here's the medical journal documenting how scientists have analysed this virus and they have concluded it has come from wildlife and was not engineered ina lab. if wildlife is the suspected source, a huge amount of attention on this live animal and seafood market also in wuhan. one theory is that the virus originated in bats that were being sold there. it is true, that is one possible explanation. this will not help you understand that. it's a video of a woman eating bat soup that went very viral in the last couple of months, with many people blaming this kind of dish for the virus. except for this article, that video is three years old and it is not from wuhan. this article from the center for disease control helps us on t

"the new york times" and washington post less so, they do a lot of critical analysis of the president're really seeing that this is a complex moment, and our media are not particularly up to the challenge. already, you know, if it's an apolitical story, they sensationalize things, they are unable to provide context. when you're dealing with a complicated public health, economic, constitutional issues like what we're going through now, they're just not doing a particularly good job, and their need for trump to fail at all costs -- which they've shown that they, that they're obsessed with for the last several years -- makes it particularly problematic. howard: ray, there's a difference between criticizing the media coverage as the president does all the time and saying these organizations are siding with china. your thoughts. >> it's just a ramping up of the same kind of rhetoric that was present in the briefing room earlier in the trump administration. if you look carefully at the pages of all three newspapers, you'll find reported the attempts of the chinese government to cover up the

there is this in february from the new york post, an opinion piece, do not buy china's story, it mayno evidence to back this up. however with a lot of misinformation, there are some grains of truth in there. this outbreak did originate in we hand in china and you will find the wuhan institute which is a bio lab, but this is a very big but, here the medical journal but this is a very big but, here the medicaljournal documenting how scientists have analysed this virus and they have concluded it has come from wildlife and was not engineered ina lab. from wildlife and was not engineered in a lab. if wildlife is the suspected source, huge amount of tension on this live animal and seafood market also in we hand. one theory is that the virus originated in bats that were being sold there. it is true, that is one possible explanation. this they will not help you understand that. it is a video ofa you understand that. it is a video of a woman eating bat suit that went very viral in the last couple of months, with many people blaming this kind of dish for the virus. except for this article, tha

, a mike bloomberg town hall on fox news and post-game show tomorrow morning. >> sandra: new coronavirus cases across the country including one right here in new york> ed: i'med henry. president trump meeting with pharmaceutical executives working on a vaccine as confirmed cases. florida and awaiting confirmation from the cdc. 80 cases confirmed in nine states. nearly 90,000 overseas sparking plans for intensive screening at u.s. airports for travel

this is the "new york post." regardless of your politics, you can see how the stories have present and the even when stories are put out there, there are slants to how told.ory is it was very different but he was considered a democrat, right. of its historical significance and the living history that continues to happen today, public fascination with manyhite house has created legends and myths, some perpetuated by social media, the internet, journalists and historians. the point of today's lecture is dismiss theunt or fables but to unpack them and werextualize why they created in the first place and reinforced. myth number one, the white house is white because of the british burning. have you heard that before? never heard that? alex? wrong, they used white wash in order to hold the fencing together which is why it the white house. matthew: exactly. if you look at the exterior of house, that particular sandstone, much of it which came virginia, particularly quiaa creek and thea, county, an stafford lot of the sa

pelosi other publicizing, the president working hard, the president tweeted out a poll from the new york posthowing massive support for his handling, voters look at the contrast. jillian: voters look at markets, look at those numbers from yesterday a tough weekend everything rebounded. rob: that is the biggest one. >> when the yield curve was inverted. and the homeless economy in modern history, coronavirus isn't changing that, inverted yield curve not changing that. it is a secret weapon in november. jillian: all over the building, new installations all over that. >> the showdown spells trouble for oklahoma native elizabeth warren. >> could super tuesday spell the end of her struggling campaign? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. i love you! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ which is why when it comes to his dentures only new poligrip cushion and comfort will do. the first and only formula with adaptagrip cushioning technology. choose new poligrip cushion and comfort. can you help keep these iguys protected online

on thursday the new york post published a photo showing nurses at mount sinai west hospital wearing makeshift downs out of garbage bags. the hospital says they have enough supplies. to be clear we always provide our staff with critically important ppes they need to do their job. the photo circulating in the media shows nurses in proper ppe entities garbage bags. a person died a coronavirus tuesday, a lot of his colleagues blame his death on lack of supplies. jillian: a little girl finishes chemo and something happens she will never forget. [cheering] carley: that is 15-year-old cocoa johnson who completed her last chemotherapy session tuesday and usually hospitals throw big parties for outgoing patients but they couldn't do that for her because of a coronavirus so a family friend orchestrated a social distancing parade and the reaction was fabulous. she was so surprised. one twitter user says this is what the usa spirit is about, continued good health. another twitter user says this is what the internet needs more of. couldn't agree more. rob: that is a really good one. when something pops up

new york city as the usns comfort navy ship made its way to manhattan's side. a crowd of people formed to cheer waving flags forgetting those all important social distancing guidelines. according to the "new york posttepped in and dispersed the onlookers many people are sounding off on social media saying this is the exact kind of behavior we should all be avoiding. one twitter user says puzzled with the low usage of masks in a crowded space. saw a couple there in that picture. craig writes stay home the longer people do this the longer it lasts. this twitter user joking how am i supposed to face palm at this when i'm not allowed to touch my face. social distancing is sun natural for people. rob: it ely is. jillian: you just forget sometimes. rob: governor talks about how overworked our healthcare staff here is new york. this next picture is a great reminder how great people can be. carley: heart-warming picture on social media. a group of georgia healthcare workers on a flight headed to new york city which is such a hot spot. such a welcome sight for the governor and healthcare workers in new york to see. many people applauding this group of people on social media. one person on instagram gary say

hospital execs and lobbyists to come to new york state hospitals and speak with frontline hospitals about how ppe is being rationed. on thursday the new york poste that showed hospital workers at mount sinai hospital in midtown wearing makeshift gowns made of garbage bags but now the hospital says they do have enough supplies. in a statement they say this. to be clear we always provide all staff with critically important ppe they need to safely do their job. the troubling photo circulating in the media specifically shows the nurses in proper ppe under garbage bags. a nursing manager at the hospital died of the coronavirus tuesday and many of his colleagues blame the lack of supplies on his death. rob: a big statement from the mayor of chicago. >> the chicago police department aggressively wrapping up patrols. for those refused to abide by this common sense directive to help save lives, we will arrest you. jillian: she was forced to make that statement after reports of people congregating in groups of over 100 at the city at lakefront. many on social media say that is the right college one twitter user says that happens when people don't listen.

pick up the "new york post" and look at any of the tabloids and listen to the people in the street.ou know what? take a ride around the city. have a look around. you have to be a moron or an ostrich with your head in the sand not to see what is going on. >> sean: it's bigger than that. look at the criminals. they are bragging. oh, you let me out of jail. there is no bail. thank you! i get to go rob more banks and i get to exit for crimes. they are mocking the state and the city. >> thanks the governor and thanking the mayor for changing the law. nobody, and dan can tell you as a new york city cop, nobody with any common sense six months ago or a year ago when we talk about doing this, no one would have said it was a good idea. no one. i watch this and my heartaches. >> sean: the fact they are letting the violent -- what about the sanctuary laws, dan bongino? how many more people have to die? violent criminals released, aided and abetted and not handed over so that they repatriated. no, they get to commit more violent crimes. when do we say blood is on their hands? when for those who

. >> reporter: there's also been apparent attacks in new york city posted on social media. >> tell him to move. >> reporter: peter is a councilman in queens. >> asian-americans are just like other americans. >> reporter: other cities, politicians have tried to combat racism and misinformation. >> there's been a lot of xenophobia against folks who are part of our asian community. >> reporter: showing support at rallies and by dining in restaurants. the road to recovery is a long one. >> it sounds like corona is crippling businesses. >> it is. >> it's crippling communities. >> it is. >> do you think the damage is done? >> the damage is already done. it's already done. >> reporter: lam told us business continues to drop every day and he doesn't think they've seen the worst of it yet. the new york state assembly just passed a measure that allows the governor to direct emergency funds to small businesses impacted. >> weijia jiang reporting. >>> japan has the oldest population of any developed nation. that leaves millions susceptible to the coronavirus. but an aging population also brings ot

is just stunning to see what is going on, even the way the -- you know there is a florida man, "new york postnderful story tuck th he took the drugst turned his life immediately, as i understand a few more treatments, everyone wants trials to be safe, but for people who on their death beds this is so far a lifesaver as established by a study in france, which nearly every expert says, is the basis to precede directly. david: and by the way, coming up in next segment we have a doctor from university of minnesota, not only france working on it there is a trial program here are in the desperately ill, he will join us to talk about it. but lou dobbs i cannot wait to see you back in the saddle, you take here, all is well in the don't'well loudobb's house old,? >> we're spending quality time together, my wife and i, no symptoms no fever, thank god, i look forward to returning to show as quickly as management will permit. david: thank you lou dobbs. lou: i should say this is day 10, my wife and i began our 38 anniversary day one. david: oh. >> well, on self quarantine. david: happy anniversary. not h

this is actually the new york post. so, regardless of your politics, you can see how these stories have not only continued to the present but that even when they're then recirculated and put out there that there are slants to how that story is told. right. it was very different. but he was considered a democrat, right. so, because of its historical significance and the living history that continues to happen today, public fascination with the white house has created many legends and myths. some of which are still perpetuated by social media, the internet, journalists and, yes, even historians. the point of today's lecture is not simply discount or dismiss these fables but to unpack them and try to contextualize why they were created in the first place and re-enforced time and time again. now, myth number one, the white house is white because of the british burning. have you heard that before? you've never heard that. yeah, alex? >> didn't -- if i'm not wrong, it was they used whitewash in order to hold the sand stone to

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. >> this opinion piece, the title of this from the new york post, not that that says on the possibilityf clinton returning to presidential politics, quote, democrats hunt for trump slayer may lead to hillary clinton come back. what is your opinion on that? >> i don't see it as very likely. joe biden if you listen to a whole speech, he can't put a coherent sentence together so i understand people are saying he can't really be the nominee but if you deprive bernie who will be in second place a chance of being the nominee it doesn't make sense. it will be biden were bernie and if not one of those two the democratic party will rip itself apart. there is no one lurking, certainly not hillary clinton. donald trump's dream to run for reelection would be to run against hillary again, one of the least popular politicians you could paul right now. the president would love that but i don't think any democrats participating in the primary process would and i'm not sure any of those folks are calling for her to get back in this thing. rob: to they have a candidates? they don't have an obama really s

did you see the cover of the "new york post"? this is so sad. is is a family in your state, steve, new jersey, four people died of the coronavirus in this one family. steve: yeah. they were just having regular tuesday dinner together there were a dozen people there and apparently one man in his 50's who had underlying health issues apparently also had the coronavirus. the number of that family all perished. it is a tragedy coming out of new jersey. meanwhile, dr., ambassador deborah birx made it more clear with more testing the numbers are going to go up. watch. >> i know you are watching the data carefully. you can see the dramatic increases in the number of new cases. based on our ability to test additional people. and this will continue over the next two to three days. i really want to applaud the front line healthcare workers. the nurses and the doctors and the testers that have really prioritized and the american people who prioritized those with symptoms. the number of tests positive is increasing. that is a dramatically important signature

apparently, the "new york post" looked into schumer's f.e.c. ngs and found the shocking news that he has spent $8,600 on cheesecakes in the past decade. now, as scandals go, this one is pretty mild. and very creamy. ( laughter ) but senator schumer still addressed it at a press conference this week. i i give them as gifts. >> stephen: you heard him, chuck schumer bets with cheesecakes. us i had rollers know this is extremely common. who could forget this classic scene from "casino royale?" >> raise. >> raise. ( applause ) ( laughter ) ( laughter ) >> $14,500,000. ( laughter ) >> whoa! that's a lot of cheesecake. >> stephen: fears-- fears of coronavirus-- ( cheers and applause ) i don't remember that last. guy. i remember everything but that last guy. fears of coronavirus are running high, and trump has been encouraging government employees to stay home-- by firing them for disloyalty. in fact, in the wake of trump's impeachment acquittal, the white house has created lists of disloyal officials. ( as trump ) ♪ i'm makin' a list checkin' it twice

and their insights, julia hirschfield davis of the "new york times," jonathan martin also with the "new york times," tula onripa of the "new york post." as we're sitting down, elizabeth warren has now endorsed joe biden. we can question the timing, roll our eyes, but it's part of what's happening in the race, this rally around biden as we go into the week ahead. i just noted, there are six states up. bernie sanders won washington last time, he won idaho last time, won north dakota last time, won michigan last time. that is the biggest prize on the board and that is where joe biden is trying to prove, sorry, senator sanders, this one's over. >> look, the endorsement from senator harris really reflects the train leaving the station element of this primary. people are now racing to get onboard, because obviously biden is now pulling away, at least with mainstream democrats. i think that is clear enough from the folks who are scrambling to get onboard the biden express. and i think that will be probably made clear on tuesday, in a place like michigan. look, missouri, mississippi, pretty strong biden states. michigan, though, is key, joh

response, particularly military and more specific on the corps of engineers, this is a story in the new york post of this morning. the core ofl apply engineers according to mark esper in a phone conversation with the yorkie governor pledging to deploy the army corps of engineers to new york to help them combat the coronavirus. yesterday at the briefing president trump and vice president pence were asked about the role of the corps of engineers and the dod more broadly in terms of potentially building mobile hospitals are providing more respirators. here is what they said, michael greenberger, and then i will get your thoughts on that. >> how many facilities could the army corps of engineers build? >> we have ordered massive numbers of ventilators. we have by any normal standards a lot of respirators, ventilators. we have massive amounts of equipment. compared to what we are doing here this has never been done before. yesterday i gave governors the right to order directly. if they feel they can do it faster than going through the federal government. we have knocked out all of the bureaucracy, but