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all of the things, words that nobody ever heard before. >> reporter: but a new report from "the new york times" claims the president repeatedly brushed off early warning signs from the intelligence community, top advisers and health officials. according to "the new york times," health and human secretary alex azar sounded the alarm about the possibility of a pandemic on a january 30th call with the president, but his

and those new york continue to be ravaged by in the united states worst outbreak the new york times turns its fire against russia blaming the country for spreading the disease. by their welcome to the program just turned 3 pm here in moscow this wednesday in with this 30 minute world news roundup for you and 1st let's talk about the coronavirus numbers them a grim reading this wednesday sad to say we've reached another bleak benchmark to report to you more than 2000000 infections have now been registered globally and over 127000 people have died in terms of people who've recovered of course that number going up as well it's no heading towards the half 1000000 mark here in russia unfortunately there's been a new record one day increase with 3388 new cases declared on wednesday bringing the total to nearly 25000 almost 200 people are known to have died from covert 19. so of course the worst hit countries having to contend with getting enough hospital staff to treat the sick some are mobilizing medical students others bringing people to retirement but in germany the health authorities are al

i want americans death by was the new york times has become the new russia today saying that kremlin propaganda is making the pandemic worse we'll have a look at that stuff. and. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. hello again there the new york times is accusing russia's president of personally helping to spread 19 in america according to the paper kremlin propagandists have done that by discrediting the american health care system with more on the city with more on the story his were aghast the. nowhere in the world is it as bad as in america a quarter of the world's confirmed infected are in the states the economy's on the brink of ruin millions fighting in employment someone has to take the blame preferably someone far we want to look into the world health organization because they really are. they called it wrong they call it wrong they really they missed the call blame the world health organization blame the chinese blame conspiracies and of course blame russia a d

look at this article from "the new york times." it's titled, a bar owner's the bull about the virus then took a cruise. pretty much all but accused yours truly of murder. the story, future and a well like new york bar owner, his name was joe joyce, an avid fan of fox news. i want to stop. with all my heart, and want to extend my sympathy to mr. joyce's friends. so well-liked. his family, his love ones. mr. joyce was apparently a very special person. i'm sure this is very hard on all of them. so many other people that are dealing with what the president rightly calls an invisible enemy, it is an enemy. "the times" claims that because of something i said in early march, march 9th to be exact, joyce decided it would be okay to take a cruise to spain. they claim he ultimately contracted coronavirus. didn't quite tie it to the cruise completely. and sadly he passed away. this is where "the new york times"'s lander begin in order to smear yours truly. they literally, this woman exploited a man's tragic death. she willingly, maliciously, p

trump followed the advice he read in the new york times. delaying almost every measure against the virus from mass quarantine to international travel restrictions to the last moment a device that has potentially could tributed to the deaths of thousands of americans they apologized and admitted to being wrong but it was too late mr putin has worked hard to encourage americans to see vaccinations as dangerous and federal health officials as malevolent and here we thought it was a matter of public knowledge that the united states is the capital of the world's vaccine movement a movement that was birthed not by putin in the k.g.b. but by a british physicians who were really nice leaning vaccines to autism the alleged autism vaccine connection is perhaps the most damaging medical 100 years even today masses in the united states refuse vaccinations because of the 998. reason it snowballed this because the media gave a controversial research paper ed including the new york times which gave a platform for conspiracy theorists and vaccines to speak

to this new york continues to be ravaged in the united states worst outbreak in new york times turns its far against russia blaming the country for spreading the disease. by their good afternoon walk into the program just 12 pm here in moscow this wednesday i'm kevin owen with this 30 minute world news round up for you 1st let's go through the numbers today them a grim reading sadly this wednesday sad to say another milestone has been reached a bleak benchmark more than 2000000 infections have now been registered globally and over 127000 people have died in terms of people who've recovered that's going up as well of course it's now heading towards the half 1000000 mark here in russia unfortunately there's a new record one day increase with 3388 new cases to report declared wednesday bringing the total to nearly 25000 almost 200 people are known to have died from covert 19 here. the worst hit countries are having to contend with getting enough hospital staff to treat the sick some are mobilizing medical students others bringing people into retirement but in germany the health authorit

to your continues to be ravaged in the united states but worst outbreak the new york times now turns its fire against russia blaming the country for spreading the disease. they came pleading for help and now they're being asked to provide it with cells germany appeals for medical professionals among its huge migrant population because of a lack of health care workers. by their welcome to the program in just a day here in moscow this wednesday i'm kevin 0 in with this 30 minute world news round up well 1st let's go through the latest figures as they stand this hour the numbers make for grim reading this wednesday sad to say we've reached another bleak benchmark more than 2000000 infections have now been registered globally and over 126000 people have died in terms of people who've recovered though that's now heading towards the half a 1000000 mark here in russia today unfortunately there's a new record one day increase with $3388.00 new cases declared on wednesday bringing the total to nearly 25000 almost 200 people are known to have died from covert 19. in today's developments around

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welcome back to the weekly now the new york times is accusing russia's president of personally helping to spread 19 in america according to the paper kremlin propagandists have done that by discrediting the american health care system our senior correspondent. so it's a closer look at the story. nowhere in the world is it as bad as in america a quarter of the world's confirmed infected are in the states the economy's on the brink of ruin millions fighting in employment someone has to take the blame preferably someone smart we want to look into the world health organization because they really are. they called it wrong they call it wrong they really they missed the call blame the world health organization blame the chinese blame conspiracies and of course blame russia a decade of health information promoted by president vladimir putin of russia has certain white confusion hoods major institutions and encourage the spread of deadly illnesses the new york times lies right off the bat there is no widespread confusion in fact americans trust in scientists and doctors has grown yeah off the

as new york continues to be ravaged in the united states worst outbreak new york times no turning its fire against russia blame the country for spreading the disease. pleading for help and now they're being asked to provide it themselves and germany appeals for medical professionals among its huge migrant population because of a lack of health care workers. morning welcome to the program has just turned 11 i am here in moscow this wednesday on kevin owen with his 30 minute world news roundup for you and 1st to start with the numbers that make for grim reading this wednesday sad to say we've reached another bleak benchmark more than 2000000 infections have now been registered globally and over 126000 people have died in terms of people who've recovered that's no heading towards the half 1000000 mark. in this morning's developments big spot developing the president trump has to suspend u.s. funding to the world health organization he accuses the u.n. agency of mishandling the coronavirus pandemic and supporting what he calls china's this information trump also accuses the w.h.o. of mist

"new york times" is not alone. look at how fake news cnn and, yes, conspiracy television boswell rachel maddow at ms at dnc, covered this serious virus over the past few weeks. take a look in the middle of a national emergency. >> the president is sounding very baghdad bob-like in the way that he's assigning blame to everybody but himself. >> there are tens of thousands of people who will die in the country or some of them have already died, more are still going to die because of donald trump's incompetent -- >> here we have a president who is exploiting a national crisis to move forward his own agenda, his own revenge, his own profit. a president determined to rewrite the history of his early and reprehensible he irresponsible response to this virus. >> he's still acting reckless and onboard. >> here in the united states, we are still not doing what we need to do to fight this deadly virus because of a complete lack of leadership. >> do you think is already -- do you think there is blood on the president's hands c

they can profit from it and you're not entitled to anything thanks to our court system and the new york times headed that list of moose i would challenge them right now what they just put out was fake news you know let's talk a little bit about george about the origin of this because i think sometimes you as a journalist are we as journalists are the product of our sources right who is giving them this information where from and for what reason george. it has to be deep state. of lobbyists lobbyists for countries that are hostile to russia for example deep stay operatives that feed on their dripping roast of international confrontations and the expenditure of state expenditure on weapons on military and intelligence that produces some people get big you know more antagonism and confrontation there is in the so let me just stop you let me just after that i mean roland let me stop you for a minute cause what you just said is really important to make sure the viewer gets it there are people whose jobs rely on antipathy with countries like russia and they need the antipathy the aggression to cont

and new york continues to be ravaged in the united states worst outbreak the new york times noted it's fire against russia blaming the country for spreading the disease. hello there welcome to the program which has turned up 1 pm here in moscow this wednesday i'm kevin knowing with this 30 minutes we'll use round up for you and they start with the numbers making for grim reading this wednesday sad to say they've reached another bleak benchmark more than 2000000 infections have now been registered globally and over 127000 people have died in terms of people who've recovered that's now heading towards the harsh 1000000 mark here in russia the latest is not great news there's a wreck order one day increase with 3388 new cases declared wednesday bringing the total to nearly 25000 almost 200 people are known to have died from covert 19. so today's other developments the worst hit countries are having to contend with getting enough hospital stuff to treat the sick that's a global thing some are mobilizing medical students others are bringing people into retirement but in germany now the heal

the memo points to new york times report saying it proves the story never happened. stacy abrams pointed to the report earlier this week. >> new york times did a deep investigation and found the accusation was not credible. i believe joe biden. >> reporter: the new york times says that is not exactly true. the paper releasing this statement, busby reported on the existing of talking points that suggested the new york times investigation found tara reade's allegations did not happen. we made no conclusions either way. it did corroborate part of her claim saying she expressly stopped supervising them. martin shkreli it -- tara reade file a police report last month, the metro police department is the case is now in active. in a statement of fox news tara reade so she wasn't expected to file charges. use outside the statute of limitations but did it for safety reasons. rob: thank you. jillian: mike pence is visiting a general motors plant helping to fight covid-19. the former governor worked for the indiana prevention site where ventilators are being made. gm in the medic

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airlines deserve to be bailed out well guess what it is the new york times coronavirus attack on russia founded on fox. all this week you know we're going to be bringing you special coverage of the corona virus and updates from around the world everything you need to know to protect yourself and your family we call it tracking coronavirus. the spanish flu change the world both 'd at the micro and at the macro level did you know that maybe you've been reading about it a little bit i know i have at the micro level it changed how people all over the world learned to avoid bacteria and germs and viruses at the macro level it made governments realize that health care is communal right. so governments all over the world for the 1st trimester of the centralize health care as a common good not just one person one doctor we've expanded coverage on this beginning with the announcement from the governor of california so let's get started with our correspondent from our west coast from l.a. here's a tweet. the next phase the phase that i want to speak to all of you today about is a face that i woul

everywhere you look at the podcast coming up the one and only jimmy door joins us to discuss the new york times new 2020 presidential campaign reality show no that's not hyperbole there really is going to be a new york times election t.v. show coming for us all day to watch for the books. thinking of getting it done the ones we've got in our shows. so you know what to use traps in this tiny little wired we don't need a crate with him he will just start freaking out and he won't want to spread even anywhere near. breeding dogs or caged in the into lane conditions on puppies i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in the cage outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the cold air the rain the snow the thunder nothing they have no protection. because you. know it's a kid. across the u.s. cruel puppy mills are supported by dog shows and still most of the puppies that are coming from these large scale factory farming kind of operations are being sold at stores even giant a good businesses are involved like gillum santa there has been a shocking amount of the organizing

of helping birth the anti vaccine movement 20 years ago but for some reason it's ok for the new york times to accuse others of spreading simulate this information the russian president has waged his long campaign by means of open media secretive trolls and shadowy blogs the regular cost american health officials as patronize ing frauds putin didn't put a trash bag on that nurse when american sea then says dressed in trash bags they lose faith in their system in their leadership because their leaders have failed them not because putin said so everybody involved. if we are such a weak sister we deserve the right protection to be in that environment that is in the little bit $98.00 look at all the charlatans the bloggers the televangelists who are being watched by millions of americans i believe that putin do you see behind america's faith based medicine coverage is going to. go. on. was it puton or american politicians who cut funding for counter pandemic programs was it russian boats who urged americans elderly to sacrifice themselves so the economy could keep running i think all of my my f

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told new york times at the death toll in new york city could have been cut in half if closures could have been put in the half -- put in place a week or two earlier. should new jersey have acted sooner than it did? >> we acted about as soon as any american state along with ohio, california, washington, new york. we were among the first and we are probably the tightest. we will do a poorest -- a postmortem. hopefully we do a national postmortem that asks the tough questions we are asking like the 9/11 commission. we will need to do the same thing in our state. the would've, should've, could've deserves an important focus right now. the houses on fire and we have to put the fire and the house out and then we have to begin to get back in her feet and then we have to look back and say what could we have done differently. c-spanon twitter we are @ wj. host: the president said this to governors, texting this yesterday -- back to calls and new bern, north carolina. president, president donald john trump, needs to go right now national television and say that he intervened at least 60 days l

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in the telling of "the new york times," coronavirus on this coverage followed a certain pattern. they told us went this way. blame china. according to "the new york times," "when the virus ravaged china, some pundits on the right warned the country couldn't be trusted to contain the outbreak or share accurate information about where it originated." [laughs] can you believe they thought that? where did they get that idea? because it is true. thethat "new york times" doesn't admit that. step two, playing down the risks followed by step three. share survivor stories to show the virus wasn't so bad. step four, blame the left. as you are aware from watching this program and from living in this country, whatever these people accuse you of doing is 100% of the time exactly whatm they're doing themselves. that of course was the case here. as you know the establishment press has been screwing up coronavirus stories from day one. there are four steps to understanding their coverage and here's what they are for the first step as usual, blame racism. your two "new york times" headlines in the

moving on i want to jump to how the new york times has just realized something that everyone else knew for the past 20 years which that's that's their m.o. because you say there's a reason i go after the new york times because they're supposed to be the accurate media they're supposed to be the good one i don't spend much time fact checking fox news or something because that would be like fact checking your 2 year old after she got into the benadryl bottle and she's plastered calling out that fox news or m s n b c got something wrong feels like yelling and i sit here drunk toddler you are incorrect in your assessment of course that doesn't mean i don't do it sometimes but don't but yes the new york times has suddenly realized that the rich have secretly been exploiting 99 percent of us for ears. they put together a series of charts that said g.d.p. has risen 79 percent since the 1980 over that same 40 years the after tax income of the bottom bottom half of earners has risen only 20 percent but for the very wealthy the story is completely different their incomes have risen much faster t

back with us are two of the co authors of the "the new york times" article. joining us is cnn medical analyst. an infectious disease specialist. you've obviously read this new reporting in the "the new york times." how detrimental were those delays of a few weeks? >> so, i think the month of february 2020 will go down in infamy. a month remembered as being andaundered and having led to the deaths of many americans that could have been prevented. that was a time we should have been scaling up in terms of supplies and preparedness and testing. that was a lost opportunity to save many lives. >> i mean, we have no idea how many lives were lost. i'm just looking here. a month ago, on march 12th, there were 38 confirmed coronavirus cases in the united states. and now, more than 20,000 confirmed coronavirus deaths in the united states. looking back, if the president would have acted at the end of january, early february, midfebruary, late february, what kind of difference, potentially, could that have made? >> this is the thing when you have a disease that grows at

new york, but for the good of the nation. so, that was the purpose of the legislation. it missed the mark. i hope they do it next time. mple, easy way to help new york is right the wrong that the federal government did when it passed the s.a.l.t. tax, state and local tax deductibility. that was just a political maneuver in the first place. you're trying to help places that are suffering from the virus? repeal the s.a.l.t. tax, which should have never been done, as i said, in the first place. we're going to work with our neighboring states, because this is the tri-state area. it's a regional economy. i'm speaking with governor murphy and governor lamont later today on coming up with a reopening plan that is a public health plan, safeguards public health, but also starts to move us towards economic activation. we'll also do an executive order today which directs employers to provide essential workers with a cloth of surgical face mask to their employees when they are interacting with the public, and they should provide those masks cost-free. new jersey did a similar order, and i think governor murphy was right, and i wan

he watches the network morning shows and watches the network evening shows, and he reads "the new york times" even as he vilifies "the new york times." he consumes the media and he's an expert on media, he loves to see his name and prints are on the screen. >> no doubt about it, some of our viewers will watch this and will say justice kavanaugh was treated horribly by the media. joe biden, they see you and some of your colleagues in that briefing room and they say you are just playing gotcha. here's your fair chance to respond. >> "abc news" is about to post a story on allegations against joe biden. when i go into that briefing room i'm not asking questions of joe biden. if i was a would be a different set of questions that when i'm asking questions of donald trump. there is no question, and he's going to have to answer these questions and i think you are seeing the story as more evidence has come forward to. it's being covered and in fact i think it's on the front page of "the washington post" today. >> ed: it when we covered president obama we were pretty much side-by-side there and there

new york remains the worst-hit u.s. state for covid-19 with more than 180,000 cases and 8,600 deaths. that's more than four timeshe number of fatalities in the second-most affected state, neighboring new jersey. new york state and city governments have said they need help fighting the pandemic but there are however now signs of hope. here was new york governor andrew cuomo on saturday. >> good news is the curve of the increase is continuing to flatten. the number of hospitalizations appears to have hit an apex and the apex appears to be a plateau which is what many of the models predicted that it wasn't going to be a straight up and straight down. it was going to be a straight up. you hit the top number and you plateau for a period of time and that looks like what we are doing, the hospitalization rate is down and that's important. we have more people getting infected still. we have more people going to the hospitals but we have a lower number. that's all this is saying. >> let's look closuer at the situation with a global expert. hi, peter. thanks for coming on. >> good morning. >> good to see you again. the go

being reported by maggie haberman of the "new york times." we are working to get her or a reporter to talk about this on the phone. i'll go over it. this is breaking news. this is the report. it says traded by adviser in january of risks of a pandemic. this is a memo from peter navarro. failure to contain the coronavirus out break could lead to hundreds of thousands of deaths and trillions of dollars in economic loss. it is the most direct warning known to have circulated at the key moment among the top administration officials. this is being reported by the "new york times." i'll read some of it to you. i find this this reporting is striking. it is disturbing. and provides it gives you a look into the administration thinking and what they were doing back in january when this coronavirus out break started to come to light. it starts by saying a top white house adviser starkly warned the administration officials in late january that the coronavirus crisis could cost the united states trillions of dollars and put millions of americans at risk of

that is not surprising though, apparently chinese doctors already run "the new york time "the new yorkew unemployment figures are horrifying, the largest in american history by an order of magnitude. in two weeks' time line people have lost their jobs. where exactly are we headed and what can we do to stem the bleeding at this point? people are getting worried, as they show it. melissa francis hosts after the bell on fox business and she joins us. >> hey tucker, you saw those numbers today and they are bad. they're really bad and what is terrifying about them as you highlighted, it's only the beginning. what we have done is we have shut down the economy. we have kept all the customers and side, all the businesses have shut their doors, basically except for the ones that are delivering our essentials. the rest have fired or for loaded their employees. that means now those businesses, whether we are talking about macy's, the airlines, hotels, they now can't pay their suppliers and they can't pay their rent. those suppliers, same problem, they can't pay their rent. they can't pay their bi