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you know, i talked to a 70-year-old colorado and in on a tele-town hall you could hear it in her voice. she didn't know what shewas supposed to do . the cause she was old, older than the experts say should be out and not following guidances. but she said i can't find the disinfectants and cleaners that i need. how do i find that? we were able to find her relief and the grocery stores have stepped up and provided special hours for people and their delivering to people like the woman that i spoke to. they're providing information to their communities and they've got clerks. they've got cashiers. they've got people stocking the shelves on the front lines of this fight keeping our community safe so to all of them, thank you for the work they are doing each and every day. it's important to recognize in this country that we've seen greatchallenges. i remember my grandmother who passed away this past year talking about her experiences in the great depression . this country has been through the great depression. we've been through the great recession. we will make it through the great infectio

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old lady. >> neil: trump bump, take two. the president heading to joe biden's hometown of scranton, pennsylvania, for a fox news town hall.n the state a couple years ago when no one thought he had a chance. phil wegman at real clear politics, what do you think? >> i think the present knows that he won by 44,000 votes in 2016 at this time around he's not taking any chances. he's there tonight because he wants to make the argument that he is the best guy to put back in the white house and if you think about it, he knows that if joe biden is going to be the nominee that joe biden will have a little bit of home-field advantage. >> neil: and that's the one state where he thinks he has a chance. but as you said to come at the other industrial states of the president has done in the world by picking up, pennsylvania was almost too easy. i'm wondering how that shapes up and whether pennsylvania could telegraph how the rest of the so-called swing states ago. what do you think? >> i think it's certainly possible and what i'm watching for is for president trump to go after joe biden on his promise to ban fracking. remember fracking

town hall with you and anderson. he was asked about getting on a plane and flying around right now. you pointed out he's 79 years old. listen to this. >> i certainly wouldn't get on a plane for a pleasure trip. it would have to be something that was really urgent. my job is the public health. if it had to do with the public health and i needed to do something with the public health, i might coudo that beca i'm healthy. but if it was just for fun, i might not do it. >> what about younger people, sanjay? >> i asked him that question, a lot of people don't realize dr. fauci is 79 years old. as a result he's in that more vulnerable population group. i think he was drawing a distinction there as people who are elderly being encouraged not to travel, being encouraged not to do any nonessential travel, to try and stay inside as much as possible. but people who are younger, i don't think he was giving that same guidance. i think that's -- i'm glad you raised it, wolf, that's an important qualification. i think a lot of people heard that and started canceling their own travel. the nuance is he was talking about the older, mo

old senators yelling at each other about the votes they took. some of which were a million years ago. and the contrast between that and what you saw in the town hall last night with the president talking about things he has done as president, taking credit for economic progress and all sorts of other things. the contrast could not be bigger. i'm not sure this debate between biden and sanders, which has to happen. they have got to fight it out. looks very good relative to an incumbent president. >> bret: here is elizabeth warren with rachel maddow last night talking about the bernie supporters. >> they actually plushed the phone numbers and home addresses of the two women, the executive director the communications director, women of color, immigrant women. and really put them in fear for their families. and that was wasn't the first time it happened. >> it's a particular problem with sanders supporters. >> it is. and it just is. >> bret: they spent about seven minutes on that mollie. she hasn't endorsed but that's probably not helping bernie sanders. >> perhaps it's not. i do think that we have had a lot of this talking point that elizabeth warren

hall. steve: this music these kids are playing these days. geraldo: [laughter] steve: however, we're not as old as bernie and biden, who the president referred to both of them last night at the townesday happened. watch. president trump: i was all set for bernie because i thought it was going to happen but you know we get ready for things, right? so mentally i'm all set for bernie, communist i had everything down. >> [laughter] president trump: i was all set. >> [applause] president trump: and then we have this crazy thing that happened, right? on tuesday, which he thought was thursday. >> [laughter] president trump: but he also said 150 million people were killed with guns and he was running for the united states senate, support me i'm running, there's something going on there , but i was all set. >> do you think biden is damaged? do you think he's damaged? president trump: i think that biden has been damaged, yeah. steve: so what do you make of the president's assessment of the state of the race? geraldo: when i think he did a great job. the president is someone, you know, as i've known him for decades he has always been a great counter-puncher. he sizes up his opponent whether

old victory lap. so many graduating seniors, so i hope you get that, kerrington walsh, thank you and congratulations on almost graduating college. reminder, join anderson cooper and dr. sanjay gupta for a town hall. we have answers for your questions. watch "coronavirus: facts and fears" tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. eastern. >>> new warning from the task force. dr. fauci said the virus is ten times more lethal than the flu. we'll take your questions about how to stay safe and healthy. also just in, we get word from the president may be planning an oval office address in the wake of this outbreak. stand by. dad, we need to talk about something important. you don't need to go anywhere dad, this is your home. the best home to be in is your own. home instead offers personalized in-home services for your loved ones. home instead senior care. to us, it's personal. are your asthma treatments just not enough? then see what could open up for you with fasenra. it is not a steroid or inhaler. it is not a rescue medicine or for other eosinophilic conditions. it's an add-on injection for people 12 and up with asthma driven by eosinophils. nearly 7 out of 10 adults with asthma may have elevated eosinophils. f

so ditch the old way of selling your car, and say hello to the new way-- at carvana. [ fast-paced drumming ] >>> welcome back to this cnn global town hallal media around the world, we'll spend the bulk of our remaining time taking questions from the audience, audience members and on video. >> and we're also going to take some from social media, a lot of twitter questions, and in addition we have cnn correspondents standing by all over the world. including ben wedeman, in italy, ivan watson in south korea and david culver in china where this all started. >> joining sanjay and me, is dr. -- yasmin, a disease detective. what are you most closely monitoring right now about this virus? >> there's a lot of talk about the pathogen itself but i study the concurrent spread of rumors and misinformation. really clear, the disease is not the only thing that spreads. you also get rumors and health hoaxes, misinformation and emotional contagion as well. one person gets anxious and panics and you pick up on that and you get panicky. that kind of stuff is -- >> i usually get stared first. >> but that can be really dangerous because that can help the vi

old mr. sanders, their late '70s. two oldest candidates to run for the presidency with a shot at the oval office, i think. ainsley: last night at the town hall was a russian immigrant who stood up and asked bernie a question about socialism. listen to this. >> as someone from russia, a country that was greatly impacted by the negative effects of socialism, what assurances can you offer myself and other people impacted by socialism that democratic socialism will not have the same results? >> what happened and existed in the soviet union was not socialism. it was authoritarian communism. [applause] >> and we talk about democratic socialism, margaret, i'm talking about fin land, i'm talking about denmark, i'm talking about sweden. i'm talking about countries all over the world who have used their government to try to improve life for working families, not just the people on top. >> martha: so senator, let me follow up on that. >> stuart: wait a minute, finland, denmark, sweden. does bernie know they don't have a minute minimum wage. they have school choice. vouchers for schools there did bernie know they all got rich before they became a welfar

town hall dr. birx talking and the president literally rolling his eyes and acting like a stubborn, spoiled little 5-year-old really anxious for her to stop speaking. because he doesn't want their information to scare americans from going back to work. that's the logic that's playing out on stage. anybody want to question it at this point? >> i actually, first of all, dr. fauci has said that he doesn't want people in the media trying to separate him from the president. and i think it's in everybody's best interest that dr. fauci, dr. birx, these other doctors remain on that task force. >> for sure. >> but there is, though, there's no doubt there is attention that we have to recognize. and that tension is businesses, small business who's are suffering so badly, businesses that are going to go out of business because of this unprecedented economic crisis. and, of course, the pandemic. health care officials are scared to death at the pandemic that's coming. but then again, so are small business owners and big business owners and mid size business owners. there definitely is a split right now. there is a balance

old t ylee ryan have not been seen since september. she and her husband have been living in hawaii since january. today president trump is heading to scranton, pennsylvania for a fox news town halltown. this will be the president's first live town hall of his 202d pennsylvania was a state that was key to his 2016 victory and the town hall will be moderated by bret baier and it kicks off at 6:30 p.m. eastern time. absolutely, want to watch. brian: must see tv. really the first one since he was candidate so there's people there really challenging him it'll be interesting. steve: indeed. ainsley: thank you so much. brian: straight ahead bernie sanders embracing an endorsement from the dream defenders, a far left group that hates cops and wants to abolish prison. jack brewer is on that case. >> ♪ i've got my mind set on you ♪ as a struggling actor, i need all the b liberty biberty- cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ steve: well, bernie sanders is taking some heat for embracing an endorsement from a florida- based anti-cop group. ainsley: the group calle