joining us on the results, polaris ceo and chairman scott wine thanks for being with us today. >> good. thanks for having us >> so, part of the reason that stock is actually moving higher this morning is because you gave some pretty upbeat retail commentary and i think that got a lot of folks' attention, given the fact that we are seeing this big spike in unemployment and what is really essentially consensus view from economists that we're already in a recession in the midst of this coronavirus outbreak what are you seeing and where are you seeing that demand >> you know, morgan, i actually agree with the economists that we likely are in a recession and we are prepared for that we've taken a lot of costs, almost $120 million of operating expense out and we planned for the second quarter retail sales to be down, partly because of the stimulus and people want to use our products to social distance and get outside, we reported this morning that through yesterday, off-road vehicles, our largest segment, was up 15% or mid teens percent through april year over year encouraged how our dealers

spend months in the cold and ice and so we headed there starting at the airport close to the russian polaris that just. approaching antarctica from the air. on board this aircraft are scientists from 10 different countries. they'll be spending the polar summer doing their research here . this year the team from bellaver is especially large. rose says would be a program for science and religion course more and. now we build and go a station. india has also sent a large team. members will be making their way to the countries to antarctic research stations. to study. because together what we. are studying so it does not amount to so on our commission of all the dirt but we will be adding that trend what are the conditions of the. example and it is heating up again. nearly all of on talk to it's covered in ice. leon need to lend coke comes from russia he works at the nobel last i read today a station close to the airports. he's a veteran researcher like most of the russians here he started working in the polar regions during the soviet era. and prevent illegal. my. daughter. who was 8 months if

but this is a moment ofti polari.ou heard the president in his briefing right now not more than a half hour or so trashing nancy pelosi saying she was on vacation. she didn't want to come back and do her work trying to pressure her and make her lookike she's indifferent to the needs of the country that a lot of republicans went after her this week because of pictures involving ice cream. thbl're trying to turn the on the democrats even though, of course, the incumbent party in i the white hou usually the one that owns the party one way or the other for good or will ill. and eventually, of course, if they get a deal this is a temporary thing that it might not matter. everybod s so sensitive abo it. as you point out 22 million people out of work. there's a great inntive. i did the math today, robert. 22 million workers put in to equivalent of ev single worker man or woman in 23 states combined. that's a lot of peop are facing pain rightnow. robert: to that point about pain -- youee it up close in any community. your hea

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polaris. outside. >> neil: all right, the president task force briefing just a few minutes away. trace gallagher, what we may expect? >> the first thing you can expect as the president to weigh in on the boris johnson case over in the u.k. they are a very -- they are very close and have had a good relationship in the lockstep of the covid-19 thing as we know boris johnson is now in the icu. there is still no word of boris johnson being intubated. meaning being put on a ventilator. right now he is in icu just as a precautionary measure. i want to point out, neil, the president is also going to talk about flattening the curve. it has been a big thing all day especially here in california and some other states that are getting over flattening the curve. new york expected to peak sometime this week. those will be key points of the president's news briefing as it goes forward. and of course, the doctors will be there to back him up on a lot of the things there. >> neil: any word on the conversation

introducing polaris heroes advantage, an exclusive appreciation program for america's active militarynd veterans. learn more at polarisheroesadvantage.com >> tucker: increasingly in this country, the political response seems more moral than practical. so leader like virginia's governor clans road blackface signals is a virtue imposing lengthy lockdowns and enforcing them beyond the reason makes a leader seems strong and virtuous. there were many examples of overzealous enforcement piling up in colorado, man was arrested for playing t-ball in the park with his wife and daughter. in pennsylvania, a woman was pulled over for driving her karl malone. in california, a man was arrested for paddle boarding also alone. he was on the ocean and so on. more stories like that coming soon. easter is sunday. christians around the world will celebrate and in this country, churches have many cases shut down voluntarily and others have been ordered to close by state governments. it's possible we will see something we never imagined in this country, easter celebrations broken up by the police. you can

polaris.de. ♪ >> tucker: protecting the public from this pandemic is more complex than almost anything we do as a country. several months and there is still a huge amount we don't know about coronavirus. we don't know how easily it spreads, how long it can survive outside the rate, many people currently have it or how many of habit and recovered. most important, we don't know the best way to treat it. those are some of the things we don't know and we should never be embarrassed to admit that. all scientific advances come from conceiving ignorance. that's always the critical first step in discovery. admit what you don't know, observe, test, test again and compare, never allow your preconceptions to influence your results. that's called the scientific method. it works. that's why the average life expectancy is no longer 42. unfortunately western media companies are not pro-science at the moment. they are opposed to science. it means losing control. they see their job not as encouraging the kind

polaris. think outside.er: two weeks ago we had senator kelly loeffler of georgia on the show. senator came on to defend yourself from accusations of dishonesty and insider trading. she had sold more than $3 million worth of stock shortly after receiving private briefings in the congress on coronavirus. she denied doing anything wrong, she said the traits were performed by her financial advisors without her previous knowledge. now new congressional disclosures show that she sold far more stock than we initially knew. between february 26th and march 11, she and her husband dumped almost $19 million of stock in intercontinental exchange, the company her husband runs. during that same period the couple also sold a million dollars worth of shares in other countries, including several retailers. meanwhile, they bought a lot of dupont, they manufacture antiviral protective gear. so did she know any of this was happening? we don't know the answer to that. if we do know that on march 10th after almost all these trad

their pen name was publias, named after the founder of the roman empire, publias polaris. a pen name wasn't odd at that time. it was a very statesman-like educated person's way of communicating. it was known who were the advocates for the new document. and jefferson, who, again, wasn't at the convention, didn't sign the constitution, when he got a chance to read the federalist papers, these essays, he said, quote, they're the best come menatimentary of the princ government, whichever was written. let me read just a few lines, a first few lines of the first federalist paper by alexander hamilton. this is how the federalist papers begin. after full experience, this is by alexander hamilton, after full experience of the insufficiency of the existing federal government, you are invited to deliberate upon a new constitution for the united states of america. the subject speaks of its own importance, comprehending in its consequences nothing less than the existence of the union, the safety and welfare of the parts of which it is composed, the fate of an empire in many respects, t

the entire polaris concept missile and weapon technology , with a nuclear submarine. where are these men with their drive and determination now? having pulled america's chestnuts out of the fire in the 1950's, what do they have to say about american technology in this decade? mr. kopelson: you hear that voice so well from the 1980's but he is discussing those same critical issues. in fact, the president we know so well, he was there all along. multiple times he called for freedom for eastern europe, even beginning with the 1964 speech. and it was not mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall, in 1986 the first time ronald reagan in public called to tear it down. in fact, it was on may 15, 1967, when he debated vietnam against robert kennedy, and by the way, reagan won that debate hands down. at the end of the debate, the subject switched and ronald reagan called for the soviets to knock down the berlin wall. you heard him push to begin and -- begin an anti-ballistic missiles shield. he learned from eisenhower that the way to defeat the communists ultimately is to have a stro

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polaris., leave me alone for a minute. >> we are not alone and we will get through this together and come apart. lee brice, thank you so much. and angel and brian, have a great easter weekend. >> you, too. >> to >> sandra: president trump says a country is at the top of the hill when it comes to the coronavirus and the u.s. will bounce back as the administration as a target date for opening the country up again. good morning this morning, i'm sandra smith. >> ed: and i'm ed henry. more than 406,600 americans have contracted the coronavirus and new york saw its highest single day death toll for a third time. but hospitalizations are dropping significantly, a good sign a social distancing is working. the president says the nation is cl

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