there is no effort to allow bad behavior or protect those that are pba grossly negligent in faf you think about it, providing a safe harbor for those businesses who followed public health and government guidelines would encourage them to do so, which would actually further protect the public and their employees. the type of liability limitations by colleagues and i are interested and would simply prevent frivolous lawsuits from harassing front-line health-care workers and small businesses which were acting in good faith with health guidelines. if you are a business debating whether or not to reopen not the least of which would be the ulemployees. would you risk a potential lawsuit that would tie you up from courts for months if not years on end and bankrupt your business even though you are prepared to follow health guidance. without limiting liability for the small business owners and workers or economic recovery will be stunted as a result of the fear of the negative impact of these frivolous lawsuits. that's the situation we need to address and prevent. congress has taken unprecedented

. >> the pba strike derby. now, jack, it's an exhibition event, not regular tournament bowling.u know, golf had an exhibition event a week ago. it got the biggest television audience on cable ever for a golf event. this bowling event, this is a prelude to the reopening of pro sports. in july you could have basketball, hockey, maybe baseball, right? you're looking at football in september, jack. jack: i hope so. >> nascar, that's been open since mid may. i'm ready for the return of pro sports, jack. jack: you are clearly ready. what does this mean for the economy? >> look, more sports on tv, it's great for advertising. advertising helps spend, and spending helps jobs. there's no mom and pop football staid ups out there, but -- stadiums, but when we talk about bowling, there's this whole bowling renaissance going on. i want to give a shout-out to tommy at oak mountain lanes who i talked to this week outside birmingham, alabama. opened up after 63 days closed because he saw a line out in the apartment, social distance, he said it's going very well. jack: i think you'll be at one of

the lack of pba the lack of protective equipment and the tremendous stress with dish put tremendous stresse way there is also trouble with the freedom of speech. so when doctors do fail under tremendous pressure when they do raise their concerns and they feel that those concerns are not met they are not that many places where they can go. especially in the small cities, there is not that many independent media there. so they tend to post their messages online on social media and then they get their audience. but they don't get their audience. but they don't get the publicity, they don't get this ina way the publicity, they don't get this in a way protection which appearing in the press offers. that's why they face in the press offers. that's why they fa ce eve n in the press offers. that's why they face even greater challenges. some may face even greater pressure from their neighbours with a cute determine they are dangerous. our from their bosses. also the main challenges remain and that's why the pressure just becomes unbearable for some. it is foul play suspected in any of these cases?

communities and now, and i know this is a concern of the new york city police department's largest union, the pba the president speaking out earlier today essentially saying, look, this is a real concern for us going forward, how do we enforce this and are we taking our eye off the ball of crime fighting, as these issues come up and where do we go from here? >> it's about developing trust and not wanting to break that trust. nbc's tom winter. tom, thank you so much. and here's the thing about masks, everyone. yes, they're hot. yes, they're uncomfortable. and yes, they may look a little silly, but they are important. not just to protect yourself, but to protect all of those around you. health officials have said they don't know how many of us may be asymptomatic spreaders. in other words, even if you feel great, you still might be spreading this virus. wearing a mask stops that. according to research, even a cotton mask can stop 99% of your germs from flying out of your mouth and on to someone else. and if we all stop 99% of our germs from flying on to somebody else, this virus has fewer places to

don't forget this the new york city pba, the union that represents the cops came out against having copsorce social distancing and have been on the right side of freedom and history. they are the thin crust on the volcano as local his one said keeping sizzlesifltion intack. bill de blasio is on the wrong side of that always on the wrong side of cops. is he a disgrace. brian: wrong side of the people, too. symptom from you staying outside too long and fence you from the beaches when every health expert says being in the open air with the right distance is actually better than sitting in your house. meanwhile, you did something interesting. you actually listened to my interview before because i only thought you listened to steve and ainsley. and talking to terry turchie of the fbi. you said you wanted to expand on something we were discussing. every. >> you asked terry turchie if they were listening in on the russians how did they find flynn's phone calls. i'm not kidding. that's a brilliant question. if there was a fisa on the russians and we know that, and that's how they heard flynn's p