that's why this whole presser is not about information and if this information from the president is mostly role it is about campaigning all right stephanie you know just very quickly a lot of criticism of the way the white house is handling this crisis but what do the polls say about his approval ratings. approval ratings of how he's handling the . coronavirus crisis here in the u.s. are not that great but i have to also say you have to see if there's many polls out there and they swing quite a little bit there republicans or people who voted for trump and vote again for trump are still in stark support of what the president does and for who the president is this is of course very very different if you look at other polls who are more who are focusing on democrats specifically of course through the roof the numbers of this disbelief and displeasure about the performance of the president and in general and that's where we're standing at the moment in terms of polls. reporting for us from washington thank you let's catch up now on some of the latest developments in the pandemic of the

trump admins coronavirus task force is no different they are having daily sometimes twice daily pressers that last around 2 hours now this has been going on for the better part of a month it's a given that some news networks are opting to foregoing airing those press conferences but should they so to discuss we are being joined by t.v. legend larry king host of politicking right here on r t america so larry i got to ask even on the air a long time is it the networks prerogative to air these pressers i mean everybody is airing them should we all be airing the same thing. maher it's a tough call. for how one could make this statement that whenever the president speaks there to do. so we should always carry who the president every time as we should the prime minister or the governor of a state if you live in that state if you live in new york. or in should be our new york television however sometimes if you watch these groups ignores the president goes a little off the edge and it becomes running for reelection so the question the news executives face is what to carry in the one to carry it

todayre we going to see from the calls, from the presser from all the world about china, what will wetion apple like these other companies? what will be the surprise to lift the stock? say a couple of things. apple as you said is a diversified company in today's terms, given that it is more than just an iphone, and iphones are consumer centric and are expected to be weak in the near givenbut the services, the work from home environment we have been in, it should be more downloads and that should benefit apple as a whole. the other thing i would say is ,n general if you look at it many have gravitated to where there is more strength in tech. strength in technology seems to come from downstream demand. pcs have been strong in the near term. favoring the pc data center names, but qualcomm last evening highlighted that small phot -- smartphones will be down 35% on a year-over-year basis. tom: what i want to know is if i look at these 5, 6, 7 juggernaut companies that make up 82% of the s&p 500, it seems to be the differential is revenue growth. what are you modeling for revenue growth for

at the task force coronavirus white house task force presser is a campaign style based to serve syndicated to his clientele to his base to his supporters and he is in dire need to do this because his approval ratings are down and as i just mentioned days really a decreasing trust within the public and across all. lines of the political spectrum in how he handles the coronavirus crisis slash what he says as he briefed yesterday the problem for the republican national congress the republican party and for trump is the independents the non undecided voters if they do not believe the president and do not go to the polls polls to vote for him he cannot win in november stephanie moans in washington thank you here's a look at some of the latest developments in the coronavirus pandemic the global death toll from a covert 1000 has surpassed 193000 according to johns hopkins university the death toll in the united states alone has now risen above 50000 the u.s. has the world's biggest i break of covert the u.k. has announced it will host a virtual international summit on june 4th for accelerating th

we will get you to washington as that presser is scheduled to begin.is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: welcome back to bloomberg technology. the trump administration is working on plans to reopen the economy. this would depend on testing and the ability to test more americans than has been possible up to this point. we are standing by for the press conference to start at the white house. we will hopefully hear some more details on the potential plan from president trump. i want to talk a little bit about how the online school situation is going. the numbers are staggering. more than 55 million students have been affected by coronavirus related school closures. so, publicools or and private, closed across the country. joining me is the ceo of video communication company called -- we've talked a little bit about how zoom has been an invaluable tool for a number of schools out there. yet, you've got new york city now banning zoom in public schools. talk to us a little bit about how this big experiment is actually going at home. what is working, what's not working?

viewers know as everybody knows me in the mean time those daily test for us white house test for us pressers as a platform to reach his clientele his platform his voters his supporters however his approval ratings for how he handles the coronavirus crisis and what he says on those presses was more like a roller coaster at the moment it's actually on the lower and so his approval rating doesn't look good but he needs to have better approval ratings and he needs to reach his base if he wants to have a good chance to be reelected in november as president of the united states stephens humans in washington thank you so much and now here's a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. officials in the democratic republic of congo say at least 17 people have been killed in an attack at the national park the park which is known for its mountain gorillas has frequently been threatened by militias and poaching no group has yet claimed responsibility for. russian emergency services battling wildfires in at least 3 regions of siberia no casualties have been reported but the fire

viewers know as everybody knows me in the mean time those daily test for white house task force pressers as a platform to reach his clientele his platform his voters his supporters 3 however his approval ratings for home. he handles the coronavirus crisis and what he says on those presses was more like a roller coaster at the moment it's actually on the lower and soars approval rating doesn't look good but he needs to have better approval ratings and he needs to reach his base if he wants to have a good chance to be reelected in november as president of the united states. now let's take a look at some of the alba headline stories making headlines around the world dozens of inmates have rioted at a prison in argentina scaffold the capital one of saris demanding improved health measures coronavirus case was confirmed in the facility 7 of the several other riots have broken out in argentinian prisons in recent days leaving one inmate dead . officials in the democratic republic of congo say at least 17 people have been killed in an attack at the rwandan national park the park which is known

you know, what was interesting today i thought in the presser with dr. fauci is that everyone talks about what's going to happen on the other side of the curve and when we can pull back from the mitigation strategy. i even remember having conversations at our own medical unit about being careful not to use the term mitigation because wave given up on the pillars of the public health isolation, identification, isolation and containment. but i was certainly -- at least i'm always encouraged when i hear dr. fauci speak as i think a lot of americans are that we will get to the other side of the curve. and when we do pull back from that mitigation we're hoping we have the testing in place which we didn't have a few months ago so we can go back to those basic steps and be able to identify, isolate and go back to contact tracing, which, you know, again are sort of the abcs of stopping an outbreak. >> dr. gupta, you and i have spent a lot of time talking about the ventilators that we need because this is something you know a great deal about, specifically both o

but the left, they're always attacking the president, claiming that people at his pressers have to pledgealty to trump. they're always grousing about that. what you call this, raymond? >> governor cuomo, thank you for hosting us so graciously. >> thank you very much, governor cuomo. again, appreciate very much your leadership, what you've been doing over the last several very difficult weeks. >> thank you, andrew, for doing this and for all that you've been doing. >> you call that the biden alternative. that's what that is. building up the alternative to biden. i just don't know why rhode island and connecticut and delaware are going along with this. they're all coordinating. i get connecticut and new jersey, but why rhode island? why not maryland and virginia? they are far enough away where they can social distance from andrew cuomo and whatever he's doing in new york. >> laura: i noticed that maine, new hampshire, and vermont -- i don't think they were -- they are like we are not doing this. we are the old yankees, we are not doing that, we are cranky yankees. we have a special reprise

you know, what was interesting today i thought in the presser with dr. fauci is that everyone talks about what's going to happen on the other side of the curve and when we can pull back from the mitigation strategy. i even remember having conversations at our own medical unit about being careful not to use the term mitigation because wave given up on the pillars of the public health isolation, identification, isolation and containment. but i was certainly -- at least i'm always encouraged when i hear dr. fauci speak as i think a lot of americans are that we will get to the other side of the curve. and when we do pull back from that mitigation we're hoping we have the testing in place which we didn't have a few months ago so we can go back to those basic steps and be able to identify, isolate and go back to contact tracing, which, you know, again are sort of the abcs of stopping an outbreak. >> dr. gupta, you and i have spent a lot of time talking about the ventilators that we need because this is something you know a great deal about, specifically both o

this daily occurrence of the president and the coronavirus white house task force presser is a campaign stop. it is to indicate to his base, his supporters, and he is in dire need to do this because his approval ratings are down. and i just mentioned, there is a decrease in trust within the public and across all lines of the political spectrum and how he handles the coronavirus crisis and what he says as he proved yesterday. the problem for the republican party and for trump is the independence -- the independents , the undecided voters, if they don't believe the president, he cannot win in november. pablo: thank you. here is a look at some of the latest elements in the coronavirus pandemic. global death toll from covid-19 has surpassed 193,000 according to johns hopkins university. the death toll in the united states alone has now risen above 50,000. the u.s. has the world's biggest outbreak of covid. the u.k. has announced it will host a virtual international summit on june 4 for accelerating the development of a vaccine. and amazon is extended temporary pay raises for its warehouse w

your reaction to that story as we await for the presser? >> i think one of the untold stories about the whole covid response has been the u.s. as a global leader. we're so focused on the domestic story. we're so focused what china is doing around the world that china is absent and we're not. this is one of the instance united states holding back, holding world health organization accountable. tremendous work we've done with other countries own development and cdc and everybody else. u.s. is still the global leader. i'm glad we have something like this to remind people of that. elizabeth: i want to move to jobless claims. this is a story of reopening. the american people want to know the plan going forward from reopening economy. we're different from europe. entire nations shut down. they can make the call to reopen. we operate on a 50 state model. here is the problem, 6.6 million jobs lost today. texas, a bellwether, 650,000 texans filed for jobless claims. that is more than the entire year of 2019. what is the best plan for reopening? shou

beethoven's music misused by a presser. in germany. chinese students protested in tiananmen square in beijing to the strains of the 9th symphony. beethoven as an expression of hope. after the berlin wall sell later that year the symphony became part of the soundtrack of german reunification. the american conductor leonard bernstein performed a nice in the eastern and western parts of the once divided city. he changed the text from joy to freedom. to. i. some experts believe that may have been the word shalom originally well. since 1905 the ode to joy melody has been the official anthem of the european community now the european union. it stands for the common values of the member states freedom peace and solidarity. to avoid favoring one language over any other and instrumental version was chosen as the european anthem. close. to. its example might it if. it was it's in that need to believe that yes i am. really feeling this is a real test is that. this is a composite of all my and if then were unknown to the body since mind a visual.

coming up later roy cooper will hold a presser on his states response to the coronavirus. we will have it live at 2:00 eastern time. president trump leads the white house task force briefing this afternoon scheduled to start at 5:00 eastern. you can watch it live on c-span or on c-span.org. >> the house problem solvers caucus held a meeting to discuss a proposal to reopen the country after the pandemic. the briefing was held via conference. of lifedustry by end acid approach, it will not be a one size fits all approach. for our rescuing plans future, all members of the caucus worked so hard on this, i am grateful for everything everyone did. we are all dealing with the coronavirus impacting us in different ways. in the counties that make up my district, we have had more than 1100 deaths affecting families and nursing homes. if i can speak for new jersey, all of our frontline workers and dutch have sacrificed so much. i want to thank our families and businesses for doing the same. bounds,us knows no which is why this -- this last week when i accepted the appointment to the

listening to the presser.our reaction tote push back the president just did with the press just now? >> well, the press won't give up in trying to blame him for the coronavirus or foretrying to blame him for putting forward treatments not been proven. in my view this is a president trying everything to save the american people. he never told people to use the antimalaria drug. he thought it should be tried, liz, there is no proven drug to treat this virus right now. and the president is as desperate as the rest of the country to find a way to cure it. elizabeth: yeah, so we had 800 drug trials to fight covid-19 around the world. you know, there is pushback again against the president tonight about hydrochloroquine. president says, see what works. we have 200 drug and vaccine trials in the u.s. either underway or coming. also studies coming out that uv light destroys the virus as well. the president trying to present the information, getting pushback again from the press on the information he is relaying and hi

yesterday at his daily presser, trump was asked what he did to prepare for corona during the month ofnd he very angrily couldn't come up with an answer. >> reid: the argument is that you bought yourself some time and you didn't use it to prepare hospitals, you didn't use it to ramp up testing. >> trump: you're so -- you're so -- you're so disgraceful -- it's so disgraceful, the way you say that. >> reid: americans are dead. supposed to make people -- >> trump: i just went over it. >> reid -- in an unprecedented crisis. >> i just went over it. nobody thought we should do it, and when i did it -- >> reid: but what did you do with the time that you bought? >> trump: you know what we did? >> reid: in february. >> trump: you know what we did? what do you do when you have no case in the whole united states? >> reid: you had cases in february. >> trump: excuse me. you reported it, zero cases, zero deaths on january 17th. >> reid: january, the entire month of february. a. >> i said in january. >> what about that gap, what did you do in february from the time that your travel ban -- >> trump:

coming up later roy cooper will hold a presser on his states response to the coronavirus. we will have it live at 2:00 eastern time. president trump leads the white house task force briefing this afternoon scheduled to start at 5:00 eastern. you can watch it live on c-span or

this past week president trump did something it one of his coronavirus pressers that i've never seen done by a president or rarely by a politician he decided he was going to answer back to his critics who he believes have been misrepresenting what's been going on his critics specifically being in the media so what he did was he interrupted the press conference or before it really got started and he used video clips to make his case video clips using them in much the same way we do to make our case i want you to watch and some day hopefully in 5 years when i'm not here those papers are all going out of business because nobody's going to want to read them but now they like them because they write about me now with that i have a couple of interesting we have a few clips that we're just going to put up what could turn the lights a little bit lower i think you'll find him interesting he then ran several short labeled clips to make his point. people should be more concerned right now with the flu in this country people are concerned about the virus because they're hearing a lot of news abo

saudi arabia just what would the headlines for you when you were watching that presser. take your pick i mean domestically it's the c.d.c. the centers for disease control's new advice or recommendation that if you're out and about if you are in a shop for example where social distancing is difficult you should wear a cough moscow science or not and medical miles and miles in order to prevent you from giving other people giving other people the virus especially now that we know more and more about how asymptomatic people are transferring the virus the c.d.c. has decided to give this voluntary recommendation on oil there was actually a raise because it was suggested it's a great deal it was in the works we know that russia is sad that they were hello that production of oil if the u.s. knows its production we were wondering whether at a meeting with oil executives being trumped with trump at the white house when they get some sort of deal apparently has not any sort of deal and the press conference he just said look it's a free market we'll see what happens so no deal at al

the health care industry or the community in the time of colbert 19 with preston mitchell at the presser law at georgetown law center stay tuned to watch. 6 tries or financial survival does. when customers go by to reduce supplies. in elf well reduce and lower. that's undercutting but what's good for markets in fact good for the global economy. thinking of getting a coupon the ones we got in her shoes no problem was he didn't know until he was trapped in this tiny little wired how much are you going to use a crate with him he will stir reaching out into the wilderness for him anywhere near. breeding dogs or caged in the into lane conditions on puppy fun i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in a cage outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the courtier the rain the snow the founder nothing they have no protection. because you . know it's ok. across the us cruel puppy mills are supported by dog shows and pet stores most of the puppies are coming from this large scale factory farming kind of operations are being sold in at stores even joined a good busine

lindale who said a prayer and ask that people really embrace their religion at one of the recent pressers at the at the white house want you to watch i gave us grace on november 8th 2016 to change the course we were on god had been taken out of our schools and lives a nation to turn his back on god and i encourage you do since time at home to give them to home to get back in the word read our bibles and spend time with their families and here's just one example of the media trashing lindau and then granted and suster and blast him in return what did you think of the media treatment of my pillow guy after he made that prayer at the white house well it's exactly what you'd expect of their base at m s n b c their base at the washington post the new york times are rabid anti christian generally progressive so they're just trying to virtue signal and appease that base put out content that that base wants to read if they reported accurately that a successful businessman promoted prayer at a white house meeting which really isn't particularly controversial their base wouldn't be that interested

we're just starting a thread and we'll see many others and that's what 'd we're going to increase 5 presser and increase success ability through this wonderful asset was all right well i guess the model seems like it scales pretty well i know of one other company that has because cash back rewards and i think the model is a. contact various retailers they get them to sign up for the program and they get some rewards back in the form of bitcoin but the fold model seems like a scales better you just use that visa card and you get the cash to get the bitcoin cash back and let me ask you this so you know as far as pickling dollars they having are they having us coming shortly in the month of may this is happens every 4 years the minute we war is cut in half the stock to flow model model approves it's being greeted with huge anticipation and excitement in the big going community when you fall on this big nose or just another day in the life because well it depends on how long you've been you've been in this world but i would say for us it's just another day but i think it's really important for

community in the time 19 with preston mitchell at the presser law at georgetown law center stay tuned to watch the. same wrong roles just don't hold. to shape our. educated and in the game equals betrayal. went on find themselves worlds apart. chance to look for common ground. the unemployment rate is not projected to reach 30 percent of america higher than the great depression the stock market's up 30 percent from recent lows and the size of the central bank balance sheet has expanded by trillions so the question is which came 1st the expansion of the central bank balance sheet or unemployment what is the cause and what is the effect as we've been saying on the show for 10 years central bank balance sheet expansion causes the unemployment because it causes the deflation that causes the economic duress that creates the unemployment. so the man has is to put on the chain young enough. that so many a and. with nothing to do and that it isn't enough. but much old of the. just you know plenty of them still. show. you produce not just the most and you will not among the so that. the l.g.b.

the health care industry or the community in the time of colbert 19 with preston mitchell at the presser law at georgetown law center stay tuned to watch. when i was told some seemed wrong. but old rules just don't hold. the world to get to shape out these days to come out again and again tread because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. the isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led to. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. how is the cold in 1000 pandemic change the international system the us training relations been altered and is the west experiencing buyer's remorse winning musician. thinking of getting a music on the ones we got in our shows from iraq why is he didn't know until he was trapped in this tiny little wired how much we don't need to create with him he will just. freaking out and she won't let us bring

we're awaiting the white house coronavirus presser coming up in a few minutes.ed u.s. navy to destroy any iranian gunboats that harass american ships at sea. there is pushback at that, that he would violate international norms. this after 11 iranian gunboats

a week with nobody doing anything, there's certainly something to be expected from the boj presser thisernoon. and the ecb, we'll see what they say as well. yvonne: we're watching the nikkei 225. wow, stocks there are roaring from 2% ahead of that boj decision. tom? tom: yes, csi 300 also up, and the kospi up 1.5%. still coming up, text takes focus in a key week. we'll look at what to expect from amazon, apple, alphabet, and microsoft, microsoft next. and w'ell dig into markets with guests from dalton investments, j.p. morgan in oil, and socgen, as well. play mourad. -- plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: just want to recap some of those lines crossing when it comes to japanese markets. we are seeing a bump up when it comes to stocks, the nikkei 225 north of 2% in terms of gains ahead of that boj policy decision. they shortened that meeting to a one-day meeting here today. we're expecting that decision in the next couple hours or so. a lot of anticipation they're going to have to step up these asset purchases, destabilizing the financial system. we'll see if we have change i

they're coming from the daily pressers at the white house. on the one hand you have the professionals like dr. fauci and burkes. talking about how we're flattening the curve. and you have the president come out and talk about how we have to get the country open. we have to open. we have to open. it's this push me pull you kind of phenomenon happening. it's mixed signals. the president is saying he doesn't want it to go on much longer. i get it. nobody does. we're doing it for a reason. because if we don't do this, tens of thousands of people more are going to die. >> so, it's just small thinking. and people would say to that is that you're an elite. elitist. by saying that. that's the reason you're a doctor. i'm a journalist, i don't know. i'll take your advice as a virologist and epidemiologist. you know more. that's your profession. that doesn't mean you're an elitist. you just know more. >> i'm trying to protect. i'm trying to protect people's parents and my colleagues. and people i work with in the hospital. the more infections we have th

macdonald, welcome to "the evening edit", we are awaiting the white house coronavirus task force presser debate now, you're looking at a live shot of the press room, the debate right now is about the administration push for a number of states to reopen by may 1, even sooner, maybe as 29 states can meet the criteria that has been set. the dow jumped 700 points today on hopes of a coronavirus treatment, the drug remdesivir looks like it's working and with patients in chicago, look at this, nearly

ventilators are going to start arriving next week prior to the president speaking on the tasca force presser happening officially we also had an update from u.s. treasury secretary steve motion giving details of the phone. package that is planning to be rolled out in the hopes the next couple of weeks i want to bring in my colleague shihab rattansi who's also been monitoring all of this from washington d.c. shihab there was a great deal in this press conference we've been going now for roughly about 2 hours what are the main things that you've picked. several things actually i probably begin because it's our own complete outfit not trying to say this that if iran was to ask for help that the u.s. would give help we no doubt that because of us sanctions around 1 isn't going to be a great difficulty getting out of balance of bias clearly it has a real problem with the coronavirus the u.n. is standing this has to and become punish the iranian people to times i don't recall just your own hands that is weapons of and others you know under u.s. actions and can be said look if there are not moral r

people at home cannot see, but your presser wearing masks as well. mask, i'mear a cloth virusng the potential spreading to others. you are eliminating the likelihood that if anyone is asymptomatic or symptomatic, that we are shedding our storage other. it's important that we do this mutually. they are not designed to protect you, they are designed to protect everyone else. wear one, and to it's pretty important, because the way you wear a mask and make it more or less effective. if you're not wearing it we recommend you store it in a bag. i forgot a clear plastic bag. i have my mask folded such that the inside part of the mask is covering, is touching together. so i'm not exposing the part that is going to be on my face. it is over my ear, and critically, try to adjust it as little as possible, and importantly, the mask needs to cover my nose in my mouth. you need to make sure you got the right size mask, do a little bit of adjustment and measuring and make sure it's not so loose that the mask is falling down constantly. also make sure it's not so ti

we're getting a new information out of new york from governor cuomo's presser, the single worst day inew york, the death toll in new york state 3500. that number has doubled in the past three days alone. some bright spots, they're getting 1,000 ventilators donated today from china, arriving in new york today and also 140 on loan from oregon. the mayor of new york says those ventilators are desperately needed. >> if we're going to save every single life we can save, we must have the ventilators we need exactly where we need them when we need them. what do we need for next week? a minimum of 2500 to 3,000 ventilato ventilators. >> as far as being lodo lockdow, there are partial lockdowns and five with none at all. iowa, nebraska, arkansas, north dakota, south dakota, back to you. kristin: steve in atlanta, thanks. leland: a fox news alert. u.s. officials telling lucas tomlinson at the pentagon that multiple patients infected with the coronavirus were transferred to the usns comfort docked in narc rather than to the javits center in new york. the left side of the screen is the javits cent

in fact, i was going to a firm when a professor, another presser from columbia [inaudible] said how wouldou like to write a book about the swedish judicial system. well -- mac this is a part of her life you will not hear generally discussed so you are in on the question that normally does not come up. [laughter] how is your swedish by the way? >> anyway, this was an irresistible offer because here i was in my 20s before i turned 30 i would have a book between hardcovers and marty and i married the same month i graduated from cornell so i neverm lived on my own. i went from the college dormitory to be married and i had what might be called an eight year itch. [laughter] see if i can manage on my own and the deal was i would go to sweden and my daughter jane would be taken care of by her father for about six weeks and when she finished school she joined me in sweden and i got that out of my system and never again yearned to live on my own. and it was the opportunity to learn about a culture and to learn a language that i knew nothing at all about. >> did you go back to -- did you go to swed

some of his allies in congress have voted, things have occasionally gone off the rails on these pressersesident is unhappy with what he's gotten here. >> the president is pushing back against that narrative. was just perfoinformed that the news had me asking questions about dr. deborah birx. wrong. let's look at that tape first. deborah, have you heard of the heat and the light to this virus? >> not as a treatment. >> what do you make of that? >> the president says he did one thing. but the tape and the official white house transcript of that press conference, show that he was asking dr. birx about that. it was interesting to see that the transcript had dr. birx saying it was a treatment, before the white house gave a correction. >> the first word out of his mouth was deborah, who he was directing the question to. speaking of dr. birx. politico says that the white house is weighing one plan, replacing alex azar, who we haven't seen in a while. and several people familiar with the discussions say that dr dr. birx is among the names to replace him. you follow washington and this white hous

what do you make of the pressers of art and how the media has been dealing with it. pete: it is totally enter predictable. you hear people say trump should not hold the press conferences, maybe his tone to be different, have you watched this president for the last three years. this is who he is, this is why people loved him. because he's willing to improvise, he listened to the scientist and has his own to intuition and he was elected and he is living out the tension we are all feeling, we know this is serious, but we have to get back to business and this is not the time for foolishness, if you try and i will put you on blast which is really entertaining tv, the first appointment television i had since office rerun which i still watch all the time. but every day -- they are on all day, that's what i'm generally doing when i'm not doing anything else. so he should not back down one bit. that is why his approval rating is so high amongst republicans, the left will always hate him and he should chart ahead and do the readings as he wants. greg: we need to raise adult qu

the big problem with joe is that he could not pull off a presser like today.swift and capable. and when you watch that, you put joe in that place and you know that he gets easily frustrated over simple sentences. so here's my talking point, the question on everyone's mind right now is could president trump be the most caring president we have ever had in the history of the country? because the evidence is clear, he is willing to put its economic achievements in jeopardy to save lives. he is willing to bankrupt his own business to save lives. he is willing to lose reelection to save lives, put that on top of his repulsion over military intervention and his deep desire to get troops out of harm's way, this guy makes florence nightingale look like lizzie borden. that's my birthday talking point to juan. >> jesse: wow. [laughter] happy birthday, juan. >> juan: that was the icing on top of the cake. too sweet. i can only eat so much. >> greg: i wrote it for you, juan, i knew that you would love it. >> juan: it is so rich, you know? so, dana, one of the things that

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we all saw trump's presser. we all know it wasn't sar cass. it is when you make fun of something by saying the opposite of what you mean. you can't use it as an excuse for when you mess up, my final answer is b. i am sorry, that is wrong. i was just being sarcastic. that that was my final answer. wowr, i'm going go with c. >> actually sarcasm again. let's try a, and if not a, sarcasm means d with. and my favorite part the excuse is how he tried to have it both ways at the same time he says his suggestion was s arcastic but also goes on to explain why it makes sengs. trump suggests injecting bleech the way others are suggestion a threesome. >> obviously i'm joke, but like no, it was just a joke, come on. you're all i need. and johnny. just joking. . >> trevor: mow we learned something new from donald trump. while the nation is chewing into-- tuning in for accurate information, trump is just testing out his newest comedy material and pulling everyone's leg. >> supposing we hit the body with a trum does, whether st ultraviolet or just very powerf