as the rnc chair, how does that impact your job? maybe there is a little bit of division in the ranks there. >> i think it aligns with what our party stands for which is states rights and the 10th amendment and the president recognizing that there isn't a one-size-fits-all solution to this. when he laid out the three phases to opening, he said it will be different not just state-by-state but county by county. wayne county michigan is one of the hardest hit counties but that's different than ottawa county or others on the western side of my stay. having the ability to work with state and local leaders and saying you will make the determination based on what you are seeing on the ground, what you see in terms of new cases, flattening the curve, we trust you to implement these guidelines that we are setting forward at the federal level but you are closer to the problem. you will be the ones to alternately determine how to open this up. i think you are seeing a wide variety of responses to that of different governors but they are all in

>> different people within the rnc adjust differently. i am a social person, i love people and i love campaigning. it's been hard to be so isolated and some of our folks at the rnc love it. they are like, this is great, i don't have to interact with people. we quickly recognized we had to shift our strategy. so much of what we built was built on doorknocking and the recognition that the way you change a voter's mind most often is most affected by talking to them face-to-face and having that conversation with your neighbor or friend or somebody you go to church with or to school with. having to shut that down, we looked into a virtual operation within 24 hours. i talked to our political director and remapped that out and we had a day of action plan -- planned to knock doors across the country. when states compete it's fun and we had a virtual day of action and we reached one million voters on that first day, so that is exceptionally successful. we have added 300,000 new volunteers. everything we are doing is through zoom or microsoft meeti

rnc national spokesperson liz harrington is this coming up.y there. ♪ limu emu & doug [ siren ] give me your hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ which is why when it comes to his dentures only new poligrip cushion and comfort will do. the first and only formula with adaptagrip cushioning technology. choose new poligrip cushion and comfort. witpeople at higher riskng, must take extra precautions. you are at higher risk if you are over 65, or if you have an underlying medical condition. please visit coronavirus.gov for more information. ♪. elizabeth: let's welcome dennis gartman, retired, basically he is the editor of "the gartman letter," cio. dennis, great to have you on. >> always good to be on. elizabeth: okay, at least half the states have plans to reopen. texas will do a limited reopening starting this week. we have major anti-lockdown protests continuing in dozens of states. the pres

wall street pro, dennis gartman, and rnc national spokesperson liz harrington.e'll be talking about exactly when the states will reopen. the constitutional fight there. the new drugs, vaccines and hope. more news on antibody tests as well and more news about the evidence that supports the claims of tara reade who accused joe biden of sexual assault. what tara reade is now demanding joe biden do. if he doesn't do it, why critics warn it will undercut biden's credibility. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. i'm elizabeth macdonald. we've got a fox business exclusion system robert wilkie, on the white house coronavirus task force. he is veterans affair secretary. great to see you, sir. >> good to be back with you, liz, thank you. elizabeth: let's get right to it. i want to get your take on what is happening now. the push by the white house to send all 50 states enough tests to screen nearly 3% of their residents. the federal government should be the last resort for needed test kits.

joining us, the rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel.ou imagine the speaker saying barring an emergency she won't be back until the 4th of may? your thoughts? >> i think it's disgusting that she is in her mansion in san francisco while millions of americans are losing their jobs, wondering if they are going to have a paycheck. wondering if their small business will remain open. and also losing their lives. she won't come back to washington and do her job in a time of crisis. i think the american people are being let down by the democrat party. if the the ppp loans allow the small businesses to stay open and continue to pay their employees. it's a disgrace to see nancy pelosi failing the american people at this time. lou: people who lose their jobs and are desperate for help have only to look at chuck schumer and nancy pelosi and the democratic party for the consequences that they are unfairly going to bear. how does that make any political sense for even the radical democrats? >> it doesn't. i talked to someone today, a good friend of mi

there's been, especially on the facility rnc program, for instance, there was a big increase in the last couple of years on how many dollars ran through that program so you will see so for instance on slide six, we do know each program carved out on its own but you can see in total as an example that your highest savings of any of the five years over all were in 2019 and for the program in 2019 relative to the past where the shared savings program intended to have a higher amount. so this it mean, as an example, when you go back and lock at the description of the facility rnc program, well it did mean that there was -- by having this program in place, cost exposure that would have been purely paid at a high retail basis, you know, unchucked so to speak, for use of an out of network provider when someone was going to a network facility or someone happened to go in an emergency facility that ended up not being a network. those are the protections those programs have. now i will say organizations like aon and our fellow consultants, we work very hard to troy to drive a higher percentage for

his prospect for re-election particularly in the last week as he's gotten updates from campaign and rncg he's losing in key battleground states to the former vice president, joe biden. i'm told on friday evening that anger spilled over in a phone conversation that the president had with his campaign manager. the president berated paragraph scale for his poll numbers suggesting at one point that he would sue him. it's not clear how serious the president was about that threat to sue his campaign manager, exactly what he would sue him over. but clearly, again, this is a sign of the president's anger over the situation boiling over. now, of course, the coronavirus pandemic has really changed the entire landscape of the 2020 election for president trump. it's taken away his biggest calling card, which was the economy and now the president is really grasping at different ways that he can perhaps regain the upper ground here. now, the data that the president got was two days before that outburst that his campaign manager and what i'm told, john, is that the president got data from the rnc, fro

and, that is, that according to internal rnc and trump campaign polling data, the president is headed for defeat in some of the key battleground states. and one of the reasons that some of these aides were emphasizing was the president's daily combative news conferences. the president was specifically shown data that shows some of these swing voters in those key states were really turned off by the president's performance in some of those briefings. and this is part of one of those latest efforts, don, by those aides, to try and get the president to scale back those daily news conferences. of course, just the next day, what we saw from the president was, perhaps, his most self-defeating news conference yet. when he came out and talked about americans potenty ingesting disinfectant in order to cure themselves of the coronavirus. and so, then, it was in that context, don, the next day, the president, fuming over the criticism that he was receiving for that, that he lit into his campaign manager, brad parscale. >> wow. that was just last week. it seems like, man, a lifetime ago with the

joining our conversation former rnc chairman, michael steele, and national political reporter for "thengton post" bob costa. michael steele, i'm not even going to ask you what is wrong with bill barr. >> don't. >> conservative attacking state's rights to protect their citizens makes every circuit in my brain blow once and for all. >> this isn't conservatism. this is trumpism. so i think we need to be clear. >> right. >> about the distinction between the two. number one. number two, the only spontaneous thing that has happened in the republican party occurred in 2009 with the rise of the tea party under my watch at the rnc. since then, since about 2012 or so, this is all been a part of a continuing orchestration effort that is funded, that has been manipulated, and pushed out into the public by a host of interests. some financial, some political. operating aside the party which has become even more operationalized in the trump era. i think context is important here and investigation is begun to take place about the spontaneous quiet hand of players sort of behind the scenes is being pla

that, the president had huddled with some of his top political advisers, including parscale and the rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel. and during that phone call, don, i'm told that the president was faced with the serious, grim reality of his re-election chances, that is according to internal rnc and trump campaign polling data that the president is headed for defeat in some of the key battleground states. and one of the reasons that these aides were emphasizing was the president's daily combative news conferences. the president was specifically shown data that shows some of these swing voters in some of those key states were really turned off by the president's performance in some of those briefings. and this is part of one of those latest efforts, don, by those aides to get the president to scale back those daily news conferences. of course, just the next day what we saw from the president was perhaps his most self-defeating news conference yet when he came out and talked about americans potentially ingesting disinfectant in order to cure themselves of the coronavirus. and so then it was

i will talk about that with rnc chair ronna mcdaniel. all that and more coming up on "making money." charles: well you could call today's session a random walk down main street. this as the biggest percentage winners include auto dealers like carmax, casinos like m gm, retailers like roth stores and furniture makers leggett and platt. this as looks like economy will open across the country. wall street experts say the move is too early and far too optimistic. let's get what our market pros see what they think. shah gilani and erin gibbs. erin, let me start with you. the idea maybe this is too much optimism. wall street hates it but the more hate it the more the market seems to rally. >> we are, many of us are cautiously optimistic. but i'm definitely concerned at how stretched some of the valuations are looking forward though. it is very hard when you talk about value because you really have very little visibility on what the actual earnings will be. but certainly there have been a lot of predictions we'll see more w type of recovery. we

not believe the polling that had been presented to him even though it came from the campaign and the rnc." nbc news now has confirmed trump's blowup. the a.p. has new details on this story as well. we will have those for you from the reporter later on in this broadcast. today trump revealed he's planning to visit two swing states soon. >> i think i'm going to arizona next week. and we look forward to that. and i'm going to -- i hope ohio very soon. and we're going to start to move around. and hopefully in the not too distant future we'll have some massive rallies and people will be sitting next to each other. i can't imagine a rally where you have every fourth seat full, every six seats are empty for every one that you have full. that wouldn't look too good. no, i hope that we're going to be able to do some good old-fashioned 25,000-person rallies. >> do you expect to be able to hold rallies before the election? >> i hope so. i hope so. >> one other key battleground state, florida, announced it would begin lifting stay-at-home orders on monday. however, that won't be the case for miami-d

i took a greyhound bus there directly from the rnc in cleveland and it was the craziest experience ofich is saying something. none of the people i interviewed set a single thing that i could legally say on television right now. stories from the guys about how he had blown up with an explosive, the night before while a woman was still in it, that was the most sane and appropriate thing. wait until your kids are in bed. or out of the home entirely, who got for college but this is a really what? moment. bigger than i think it's getting credit for because kids who like to spell for fun, it's not shocking to me they might be afraid, they are probably afraid of a lot of stuff but for a juggalos to say i don't think this is safe or responsible, i never, as someone who went to one of these, ever thought i would see the day. [laughter] greg: they have something called light drug like where people go and get drugs out of a lake. kat: i interviewed someone about that. greg: degen, i don't mind the oktoberfest because i don't like people who go to drink to just drink. it bothers me. i'm okay with

california shelter in place orders talked about the gop convention in may looking ahead to august california rnc national committee woman said that they will wait to see if the federal guidelines are extended progress would any type of mass gathering, we americans are not used to the tight restrictions and election year is a contact sport so it is a big challenge. >> reporter: the parties support of president trump is strong.>> reporter: the republicans are treating him like a wartime president. our they had to shift to digital tools for fundraising and digital support. >>> coming up on ktvu news at 6:30, a northbay police department is grieving one of their own how they are grieving a detective that died from the corona virus. >>> the biggest tennis event this world has ever had first time canceled per >>> now to our top story, state officials say schools in california will not reopen for the rest of the school year read the state superintendent of public education says individual districts will have the final say but he says that school districts statewide will be stepping up their distance- l

rnc 77, dnc 35 million, just wanted to put up the latest numbers there.nd-raising for march. i know you brought the whiteboard and we didn't even get to all of it. >> thank you. >> we will get that whiteboard so much. now it moves to the house for a boat that's expected tomorrow afternoon. so what is actually in the bill in this congressma does congresy supported? we will talk to them next. >> we need to think about the amount of debt that we are adding to our country. veterans, how can one phone call save you $2000 a year? by refinancing your va loan at today's incredibly low rates at newday usa. newday's va streamline refi is the quickest and easiest refi they've ever offered. you can lower your payments by this time next month without having to verify your income, without getting your home appraised, and there's no money out of pocket. call newday right now. :n.> q9#/ @ç when a nasty cold won't let you sleep, try nyquil severe with vicks vapocool whoa! and vaporize it. ahhhhh! shhhhh! nyquil severe with vicks vapocool. the vaporizing nighttime, coughin

give today at force dot uso dot org elizabeth: let's bring in our next guest, rnc national spokespersons story is gaining ground, major implication for 2020 race. growing evidence that support claim that tara reid, who accuses joe bidenen of sexual assault in early '90s, two women, a work colleague and neighbor say tara reid did tell them about the sexual assault allegations by joe biden at the time it happened. and tara reid filed an incident report against joe biden. and her mother calls into larry king show in 1993 asking for advice on what to do about this at the time, your reaction. >> hypocrisy by the mainstream mediaa and democrats is stunnin, therenn are two very different standards of play if are a republican, no matter if there is no corroborating every against you, you will be treated as guilty, your name dragged through the mud. and they will never stop talking about it for 24 hours, even if they never above it. if you a democrat, not only with a credible allegation against you, will you be treated add innocent. but they will act as if the allegation does not exist, that is

you compare it to the rnc from 2016, they got there ducks in a row.anuel is reporting something very similar at the moment. how do you see it behind missing far? >> it looks like over and over democrats returning to president obama to try to get him involved, and he didn't come out and do anything until the fall. the way it's presented is that president obama in his endorsement which was lengthy and very serious endorsement, he's presented joe biden as the standard bearer democratic ideals. and if joe biden was the symbol of the direction it believes, then he's backing him now. they are all through this process have been very quite like frank and honest about what he saw joe biden's shortcomings and perhaps inability to go the distance in this race. so clearly, this is a decision on the obama team as part and they need to support him in any way they can. >> bill: mike emanuel was reporting a moment ago, just reading off an email. barack obama had for long conversations with bernie sanders beginning in late march. it includes the source telling fox tha

using this pandemic to try to erode the integrity of our electoral system, we'll be joined next by rnc chair ronna mcdaniel next. life isn't a straight line. and sometimes, you can find yourself heading in a new direction. but when you're with fidelity, a partner who makes sure every step is clear, there's nothing to stop you from moving forward. a partner who makes sure every step is clear, i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. lou: house speaker nancy pelosi said she is determined to push for mail in voting across the country in the next relief bill. >> relief package, are you going to push for guarantees about bee able to vote from home. >> we want resources to be there, no obstacles to that voting to take place. about our democracy our democracy and time where it is a physical challenge to vote, so we want to have more sources for vote by mail, more same day registration, and more states sending ballots to those who are qualified to vote. lou: amazing. to take all

, the biden campaign raised $47 million in march, it came in short of the $63 million trump and the rnc brought over the same time period but it was still biden's best fundraising month ever with 70% of donations coming in online. shannon: a stranger when we are to presidential election and sometimes we forget there's a presidential election just months away, thanks for getting us to date. what you need to know about chinese drones that could be spying on you. trace is on the case when we return. jillian: live from america's music was a california man, the earliest us debt from coronavirus, santa clara county announcing three people who died at home in february and march tested positive for covid-19 during their autopsies, the earliest deaths took place february 6th. it was previously believed the first us victim was a washington state man who died on february 20 ninth. at least 27 coronavirus cases might be related to in person voting two weeks ago in wisconsin. that statement ahead with voting despite widespread concern about health risks, the seattle commissioner says six are voters

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he was somebody, i knew him obviously for the rnc but also press secretary on capitol hill. at one point he was involved in a group of secretaries and i was invited as a young cnn reporter to talk to them. i actually shook his hand on national television wants. and the spokesperson for the dnc made a bet around the elections and i shaved their heads. it was a great thing and he asked me to do that. and to be the press secretary the white house and i called him to congratulate him and say is somebody who is cover the place for a long time and worked with a lot of press secretary's, if he needs any help or advice how to do with the press corps, i'm happy to talk any time. almost immediately when they got into the white house sean became a totally different person maybe i didn't know him as well as i thought i knew him but obviously is a second most difficult job in washington right now. the first is chief of staff. it could go either way. [laughter] but it was pure hostility almost from the start was that sean or him reflecting what his boss the president of the united states

i knew him when he was a spokesperson for the rnc but also the press secretary on capitol hill. i remember he was involved in a group of press secretaries and invited me as a young cnn reporter -- it was him and brad woodhouse was the spokesperson for the committee and they have made a i shaved their head is a great thing and sean asked me to do that he was the one that reached out and asked me to do that so when it was announced that he had become the press secretary during the transition and he would be the press secretary and the white house, i called him within about 90 seconds of the news breaking to say congratulations and as somebody that has covered for a long time and worked with press secretaries if he needs any help on how to deal with the press corps, i'm happy to talk any time and almost immediately when they got into the white house, i thought that he kind of became a totally different person or maybe i didn't know him as well as i thought i knew him. it was the second most difficult job in washington right now. i think the first was still chief of staff for donald

days before that incident, the president was briefed by his political team including parscale and the rncairwoman and they presented him internal polling showing the president is losing against joe biden currently in some of the key battleground states. part of that polling, the briefing they gave him on the polling was to try to convince the president to begin to scale back those daily combative news conferences and some of the internal polling that they showed him was to show him that some of those key swing voters are really turned off by the president's performance at those briefings. and so that is also kind of underscoring all this and the president's anger at his campaign manager because it came on friday evening after he had spent the day really steeped in the criticism he faced for saying that a briefing the day before that americans should perhaps ingest disinfectant in order to cure themselves of the coronavirus. that really exacerbated those concerns from aides about the president's news conferences. and it also really underscores the message from the president's own political

far as the president is concerned that's what he's seeing at least from his internal data from the rnc and trump campaign. >> he's anxious to get out of the white house, and me might be heading soon to arizona and our jeremy diamond reporting for us. let's get more on the breaking news from florida where parts of the state will begin reopening on monday. let's talk about that and more, how florida's response compares to what we're seeing in california as well. we're joined by the mayor of tampa and the mayor of san francisco london breed. mayor caster, the florida governor ron desantis you just heard him, he laid out his plan for reopening your state excluding those three big counties in south florida, miami-dade and palm beach counties. can your city of tampa safely follow his plan, what's your reaction to what he laid out? >> i do believe we can safely follow that plan. the testing has been ramped up. we do have the contact tracing in place. we have a syndromic surveillance system so we'll be able to map hot spots, but i think the best aspect of this opening up is that it is a very,

charlotte, north carolina, city leaders vote to accept a grant for security costs related to the rnc but it may not proceed as planned to do the coronavirus pandemic. this is a live look of columbus, one of the big stories there tonight, the ncaa moves forward with a plan to allow college athletes to earn money for endorsements and a host of other activities involving personal appearances and the social media. the plan permits athletes to cash in on their names, images, and likenesses as never before and without involvement from the association, schools, or conferences, the changes still must be voted on by the ncaa membership next year. that is tonight's live look the beltway from special report, we'll be right back. shown us, you're much tougher your heart, courage and commitment has always inspired us and now it's no different so, we're here with financial strength, stability and experience you can depend on and the online tools you need because you have always set the highest standard and reaching that standard is what we're made for ♪ and reaching that standard is what we're mad

i think that is because of the early investment the rnc and trump campaign to be in 23 states, with 800ff on the ground and digital fund-raising investment we have on the stage. melissa: what do you think will happen as we get closer to the election? do you see the president going back out? you must be prawn storming what you're going to do? do we have virtual rallies where he stands there, does his thing and people log on, listen to it? i. >> i think the president expects fully it to be out campaigning. he is planning on having 4th of july. we plan on having the convention in charlotte. we expect to make the case to the american people and campaign and hold rallies. obviously we'll be taking in factors on the ground but come august, come july, we'll be further away from where we are right now. more testing will have been done. you've seen the president harness the private sector in a way like we never seen. already testing is ramped so much we're mopeful we're out campaigning real soon. melissa: thank you, ronna mcdaniel. colin. connell: new normal on campus. we'll talk to the presiden

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they're trying to cancel their own convention, sean, and then pressure to trump -- trump to drop the rnc. at the conventions are not until the end of august and they are moving to cancel them. i wonder why. so yeah. i think there was something going on there. >> sean: all right, have a great show. >> laura: great to see you, talk to tomorrow. i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. we are loaded up more scientists worldwide are pushing for widespread testing of our antibodies to covid-19, so will it happen? we are going to ask the fda commissioner thi. plus, one of the country positivist top infectious disease doctors, who is actually treating dozens and dozens of covid patients, he's here tonight and he's going to share new data that could totally change the way we think about and fight this virus, it's stunning. and as the federal government and the state government are taking unprecedented action that ends up, let's face it, limiting our social and professional activity, how do we protect and preserve our fundamental freedoms? house minority leader

the rnc and the trump campaign are breaking all fundraising records.ding ones obama set in the 2012 cycle. yet, we sit here waiting right now for the biden campaign, the dnc to report its overall number. that is going to be a very important thing. joe biden had a great week this week. unambiguously great. one thing, i think, is causing people who are on the biden team and affiliated democrats some concern is whether there's going to be a giant mismatch between the fundraising that the president racked up and the rnc racked up and where the vice president stands financially, along with the dnc, when we get the numbers. >>> a meat processing plant in south dakota has become the biggest single source hot spot of coronavirus cases in the u.s. according to the "new york times," more than 640 cases have been linked to smithfield foods pork processing plant in sioux falls. the plant, which employs thousands of refugees from around the world, announced on sunday, which shut down, weeks after confirming its first case. now, a team of health experts are working

and almost feels like last night that opinion which was so political, right, the rnc versus the democrats, kind of almost hints of bush v. gore. that's what we're looking at, jim. >> listen, you put a pin on it there. voters will be disenfranchised. fewer people able to vote, bottom line, thanks as always. >> thank you. >>> understaffed and overwhelmed, ems workers working to answer the desperate calls of thousands. we'll speak it a first responder in new york city. the epicenter of all of this, that's coming right up. these days, it's anything but business as usual. that's why working together is more important than ever. at&t is committed to keeping you connected. so you can keep your patients cared for. your customers served. your students inspired. and your employees closer than ever. our network is resilient. our people are strong. our job is to keep your business connected . it's what we've always done. it's what we'll always do. >>> short staffed, longer hours, brutal decisions on the front lines, and, of course, health risks to themselves. the white house warning of a devastating

cash on hand, casted 70 million dollar and has been aided by the rnc which is raised hundreds of millions dollars for trump during his first term all while the dnc was having to stay neutral as they whittled down a two dozen person field. now the presumptive nominee is looking for a running mate. michigan governor gretchen whitmer just told "the washington post" she has not yet been asked for vetting documents. stacy abrams is pushing herself for the job, but has not talked to biden about it and suggested last night he would pick michelle obama in a heartbeat if she wanted the job. but if these ideas form, the bidens are just trying to stay busy. >> everybody is watching this show. so i turned it on and we watched about 20 minutes and he says what are we watching? that is so crazy. >> that represents yet another policy difference between biden and trump. we don't know if president trump has watched tiger king but we do know he said he would look at a pardon for the subject of the docuseries joe exotic. >> dana: trump played that card very well indeed, thank you peter doocy. fox news alert

jeremy diamond reported this, brooke, it was the internal polls, the trump campaign and the rnc, theirl polling in specific battleground states critical to the president's chances of reelection that set him off but let me just say, the internal polls match what we've seen publicly. we saw a recent set of polls out of michigan and pennsylvania and florida that the president is at a deficit. he's at a pretty big deficit in michigan and pennsylvania and in florida, he's running behind joe biden too. what we see publicly is what his own tell him but also public polls. >> what does it say about how he handled the pandemic? >> look at the latest pbs news hour poll that asked the question. 55% disapprove now, up from 49%. only 44% approve of his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. so he, as time has gone on in this after he got the initial bump, the brief rally around the flag that wasn't that big of a rally, his numbers have been heading in the wrong direction and this is exactly what his team was sort of briefing him on about changing the approach. >> gloria, what do you think of this? >>

i don't know if the rnc or dnc are talking about it now.ely deflects the question as to whether or not he has changed his thinking and how the election should be composed or handle next fall. this is the next chapter in the coronavirus thing that he's been talking about, how we get from where we are now to an economy that's open or partially open, and dealing with all of the logistics of the campaign ahead of november. it looks a little different, but the bottom line is that you're going to have a different campaign because of what we have just been through. i bet that you will be using a lot of ads from the outside groups supporting joe biden surprising president trump. >> see you at 6:00 tonight? there might be a briefing and i know you are still there on standby. see you soon all. from washington to florida, long lines in south florida and many waiting for hours to get supplies from the food bank. he was the scene in miami yesterday. volunteers saying they provided fresh food to a 100 families and one of the groups involved saying they s

it came in short of the $63 million from campaign and the rnc brought in over that same time period.ut it was still biden's best fund-raising month ever with 70% of donations coming in on line shannon. >> shannon: a strange year when we are in a presidential election. sometimes, we forget. there is a presidential election months away. thanks for getting us up to da date. okay, what you need to know about tiny drones that are spying on you. trace gallagher when we return discomfort back there? instead of using aloe, or baby wipes, or powders, try the cooling, soothing relief or preparation h, because your derriere deserves expert care. preparation h. get comfortable with it. when they bundle home and auto with progressive. wow, that's... and now the progressive commercial halftime show, featuring smash mouth. ♪ hey now, you're an all star ♪ get your game on, go play thank you! goodnight! [ cheers and applause ] now enjoy the second half of the commercial! even renters can bundle and save! where did that come from? the kitchen. it was halftime. >> shannon: a chinese company suspected o

recent numbers show the trump campaign and the rnc have a whopping advantage of $280 million over the and the dnc doubling with the democrats have raised. david, this is a tough haul at any point, but especially now when picked down people don't know what they're going to give in small and medium donations. they are focused on a pandemic right now. how does joe biden survived this financially? >> david: i don't know how he survives it, but his big challenge started long before this. harris, you had a fractured democratic primary between the wings of the party. they haven't come to the table with major donors. i know some of these donors, they have not put their money on the table for the democrats. all the grassroots effort is not going to get them through the big push. in this era, were virtual campaigning -- maybe estates reopen we will see more publicly, and maybe out there with people they may have a shot. but i don't think biden can overcome the numbers because of the lack of trust and the lack of faith in him as a candidate. >> harris: you know, leslie, i've heard you say time a

i understand if you are a political operation or a campaign or the rnc or the dnc.o want to get out there and respond to attacks and go on the offensive, so on and so forth. i just think the biggest question is a known unknown. which is, what will the country look like? how will he be feeling economically? and of course healthwise. bye, let's say come august or september. if it looks like we got through this okay, and are able to hold down depths compared to some of the projections, able to reopen the economy and a smart way and that recovery is underway, that will speak for itself. i think that will help president trump immensely. if things aren't looking good in august or september, all bets are off and the challenger could very much be favored. out of frustration among the electorate. but we have absolutely no idea what that picture is going to look like months from now. i think the day-to-day skirmishes are interesting. we follow it because we are political nerds but are not sure what they really matter right now. >> melissa: marie, do you agree with that? >> ma

>>theyaid her new have nothing to worry about the social workers at the rnc expressing similar sentimentsy discussing payment plans for any out of pocket costs i you know i think it will stay pretty calm and positive mindset. she keeps despite not having her husband by her side. >>they'll be reunited in 5 weeks when doctors plan to induce labor in fresno vanessa baugh skin cells. >>and in southern california police arrested a paddle boarder in malibu for disobeying a lifeguard told them to get out of the water near the malibu pier. beaches in southern california. close right now due to the coronavirus after the man refused to exit the water lifeguards called sheriff's deputies, the lost hills sheriff's station wrote on facebook that the individual state in the water for 30 to 40 minutes. when a sheriff's boat showed up be finally complied by swimming to shore. guy was arrested booked and then released on a promise to appear to face charges. and our 4 zone forecast we are taking a live look right now to ferry empty. there's one called a key bridge. >>and this is never going to get normal s

i want to get to this, and it's the amount of cash the rnc has now launched a digital ad campaign. $1 million praising the president's response to covid-19 pretty as the clip, watch. >> we are working very well with fema, the army corps of engineers, building four field hospitals tray that was a decision the president himself took, and i'm grateful for it. >> he has been responsive, he has done a lot of good things. he has the army corps of engineers in our state. he has been very helpful and cooperative. >> harris: bret, what's your reaction? >> bret: well, i think you will see a lot more of these ads. i think you'll also see ads from the other side, which is joe biden and democrats trying to take pieces of these press conferences in the news coverage of them and make them ads the other way. i think chris wallace said that last week, but i do think this moment, how we recover or don't, both economically and from this medically and physically, will determine the outcome of the race in november. that's why you will see a ton of ads like this over the next few weeks. the trump campaign,

"the new york times" reports internal rnc polling mirrors public polling that shows the president quote the electoral college battle grounds. the president's standing also has republicans concerned but of course, as we've learned six months can be an eternity in this era. six minutes can be an i teteret. "all in with chris hayes" is next. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. i want to start with a small bit of reporting from the associated press that crystallizes the fundamental problem we face now as a nation. here is the quote from it. trump campaign officials have expressed worry that he could be pushing to open things too quickly and that any resulting deaths will not be forgiven by voters in november. that's the quote. the president's campaign advisors are trying to get the president not to go down a path that will result in thousands of people dying unnecessarily because they think it will be

meanwhile, rnna mcdaniel, a trail woman of the rnc, says the gop is still, quote, full steam ahead forlding its national convention this august. in a phone interview, she said bylaws require candidates to meet in person and until the president is formally nominated, he will not have access to the funds that he raised. a virtual convention is not on the table for us, so no matter what, we will have a physical convention or a physical nominating process. let's get into a bit of this. joining me once again for the hill, julia manchester. julia, good to see you again. let's talk first about the testing capacity. you have the president and some of the nation's governors, as we just heard, very much at odds over the testing capacity. about 50 per 100,000 folks in this country are getting tested right now. the number needs to be tripled. in the minds of many experts and many medical experts. what does this mean for the administration's plan going forward? >> well, it puts a dent in the administration's plans going forward. testing has been something that the trump administration appears to ha

so you're going to see the -- a well-financed effort by the trump campaign and the rnc to push back on democrats who want to expand it. studies show that the fraud that the president talks about is exceedingly rare. they argue this is being done to disenfranchise be poorer voters, minority voters, voters who tend to vote more democrat. we'll see how it plays out. it may get him in trouble. >> can i say what i think is so important here. in a democracy, as many people who can vote should vote. that's the bottom line. if you're trying to depress the voting in any way, relying on lower turnout, that means you're afraid of the voters. here's what's most important between today and april and november, we spend time trying to make sure there is no fraud in mail-in voting. that we have an actual fallback to make sure our elections -- this is part of the same problem. prepare for the possibility of difficulty. have a backup plan. maybe -- there's so many people working on the integrity of our voting right now. tap those resources. tap those experts and make sure you get it right. don't say no,