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received a dozen roses from anyone but that year she was hopeful. kathy went off of her job at the drug store. >> how was she that morning? >> fine, routine. >> tina was trying to catch up with kathy that day before she went to work and just missed her at home only to see her minutes later in traffic. >> we saw each other and she gave me the biggest smile that i will always remember. she saw me. we looked at each other. it was a beautiful smile. >> that smile and moment burned into her memory.

in 1938, rose graduated from kaler school of nursing in rochester, minnesota. her diploma was signed and presented to her by the famous mayo brothers themselves. upon graduating she moved to california to begin her career. shortly after moving, pearl harbor was attacked and rose decided to serve her country by enlisting in the army nurse corps. during the war, rose made several crossings across the atlantic on an english ocean liner. bringing home wounded from italy, france, and north africa. after her service, rose continued a life of service by becoming a school nurse and eventually the head of a nursing home. rose now lives in white bear lake, minnesota, where she stays active by going to the gym and playing bridge. rose, thank you for your incredible service to our country, and i wish you the happiest of birthdays. mr. speaker, during national small business week, i rise to of r dr. enimore, the owner life stone health care, a business located in proctor, minnesota, that is dedicated to providing compassionate and reliable medical care for clients in a home

shipments of masks and medical equipment also rose sharply.ts dropped 2.1% in a second straight month of decline, while china's economy has started to recover earlier than other coronavirus-hit nations, domestic consumption remains sluggish. >>> people in california are being careful as they're faced with a surge of new coronavirus case cases. that's causing them to rethink the way they work, shopop, and eat. nhk world's sugaya fumio has the story. >> reporter: this looks like it's a video game, but it is not. it shows people having a business meeting in the virtual setting. this was produced by a company specializing in remote collababoration. it offers people a way to work together while separated by the pandemic. this employee checks in with his avatar from home in california to chat with real-life colleague in another state. loggers can even use the avatars to give presentations. the company says the virtual setting gives people a stronger feeling of teamwork than other types s of online collaboration like group text or a video chat. >> wh

and i was in the rose garden on that historic day. and at the time, i must admit, i had no idea how influential justin ginsburg coubegin justic be. and judge barrett's nomination comes only eight days since the passing of justice ginsburg. and this happens only 38 days from election day here in the united states when american voters will decide between reelecting president trump or electing his rival joe biden. joining us now, our cnn team. sdwrar any d jeremy diamond, anniriane de vo, phil mattingly, glor aia are borger, abby phillip. jar pli, you a we're getting a lac look at the line. tell us what you are learni. >> reporter: yeah, they have made a year decision that they would like to try and confirm this next supreme r. strecourt before the election. and we could see the first hearing on clilg papitol hill i next two week. and we expect her to begin to hit capitol hill over the next two week to begin to meet the snar senators who will vote on her confirmation. but this is a moment that we expect president to savor here in the ros

so the american dream of the rose-covered cottage may be changing to rose-covered cottage headed westroute 66. >> it's not quite as bad as that. but the 1960 question will ask questions about trailers and mobility. it is not generally recognized how mobile the american people are. of all people when year of age 20% change their place of living every year. and 13% are local moves. , thather 6% are migrant is, they move across a county line. hold prettytions well for the members of each sex, men and women move around at the same rate in the same proportion are migrants. narrator: for every man on the move, a woman in hot pursuit? census doesn't make that interpretation, but it tells you a lot about mobility. there are important differences. for example, those who are employed move a great deal less than those who are unemployed. this is to be expected because the unemployed are apt to move and improve their economic situation. employed persons in the labor force move about 20%, about average. the unemployed move at a rate of about 30%. notice that the proportion of migrants is twice as

but you wouldn't know it from today's historic rose garden event. few masks, no social distancing. even health and human services secretary alex azar, not practicing what he's been preaching about taking coronavirus precautions. we have this just in. dr. anthony fauci revealing the white house pivoted away from daily task force briefings. we'll talk about that in just a moment but first reelection rally since making the supreme court nomination at the white house. let's get straight to cnn's ryan nobles in middletown, pennsylvania, right now. the president just arrived. what it s the mood there? >> reporter: well, ana, what we're seeing play out here in realtime is the president and his campaign adopting the coney barrett confirmation process as part of his overall campaign strategy. listen to what the president said just a few minutes ago about his nomination of coney barrett. >> i'm just come from the rose garden of the white house where i proudly nominated judge amy coney barrett to the united states supreme court. judge barrett is is a brilliant legal mind, extraordinary schola

correa-gutierrez georgine rose corrigan james j.igan carlos cortes-rodriguez kevin michael cosgrove dolores marie costa digna alexandra costanza charles gregory costello, jr. michael s. costello asia s. cottom conrod kofi cottoy, sr. martin john coughlan john g. coughlin timothy j. coughlin james e. cove andre colin cox frederick john cox james raymond coyle michele coyle-eulau christopher seton cramer eric a. cranford denise elizabeth crant james leslie crawford, jr. robert james crawford tara kathleen creamer joanne mary cregan lucia crifasi john a. crisci daniel hal crisman dennis a. cross kevin r. crotty thomas g. crotty john r. crowe welles remy crowther robert l. cruikshank john robert cruz grace alegre cua kenneth john cubas francisco cruz cubero thelma cuccinello richard joseph cudina neil james cudmore thomas patrick cullen iii joan cullinan joyce rose cummings brian thomas cummins michael joseph cunningham robert curatolo laurence damian curia paul dario curioli patrick joseph currivan beverly l. curry andrew peter charles

ashley, let me ask you about your reporting about the rose garden. thanks to zeke emanuel for expanding on what we've learned from robert costa and "the washington post." there's new information as well in "the washington post" today, ashley, about the rose garden. this was confirmed by nbc news. you've got a lot of details here about the damage to the so you thought lawn and the rose garden from the improvements, the drainage that was caused by redoing the rose garden, essentially requiring turf to be laid down, and all of the structures that were put in as well in the south lawn. that is another case what have we're learning today about this white house, especially what we're learning about bob woodward and his new reporting, ashley. >> yeah, about the south lawn and the rose garden specifically, that's exactly right. after the after the republican national convention held there, you have the picture up right now, they had to bring in lighting. they had to build a stage. there were chairs. there were about 1500 people. keep in mind this is coming j

here is rose garden announcement. -- here is the rose garden announcement. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, president of the united states and mrs. trump, accompanied by judge amy coney barrett and family. ♪ ["hail to the chief" playing] [applause] pres. trump: thank you very much. thank you. thank you. i stand before you today to fulfill one of my highest and most important duties under the united states constitution, the nomination of a supreme court justice. [applause] pres. trump: this is my third such nomination after justice gorsuch and justice kavanaugh and it is a very proud moment indeed. over the past week, our nation has mourned the loss of a true american legend, justice ruth bader ginsburg was a legal giant and a pioneer for women. her extraordinary life and legacy will inspire americans for generations to come. now, we gather in the rose garden to continue our never-ending task of ensuring equal justice and preserving the impartial rule of law. today, it is my honor to nominate one of our nation's most brilliant and gifted legal minds to the supreme court. she is a woman of un

president trump speaks from the rose garden about coronavirus testing. we will see if he takes questions, other major stories we are watching including "the new york times" battle over the open cws supreme court. meanwhile, his opponent joe biden taking a break today to get ready for the big debate tomorrow night. we are in the part of the country that determines whether that election, northeastern ohio is a big part of the state, in 2016 we are going to show that to you and again as the election day approaches, some 36 days away. joe biden is on the trail preparing for tomorrow night's debate, peter doocy reporting in cleveland, ohio. peter, good afternoon to you. >> good afternoon, bill, he's getting ready by preparing himself, bracing himself for personal attacks as opposed to just policy attacks. >> it is going to be difficult, i know, my guest be my guess is it's going to be a straight attack, that's the only thing he knows how to do, he's not that smart. >> the former vp is staying in delaware today, he's not going to get into town until tomorrow a

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sales rose for the fifth straight month in august.na association of automobile manufacturers says about 2.2 million new vehicles were sold last month. that's up almost 12% from a year earlier. passenger car sales rose 6% while that of large trucks and other commercial vehicles increased nearly 42%. behind this were incentives from local governments for people who replace their old cars with new ones. meanwhile, demand for commercial vehicles was supported by the government's infrastructure investment. >>> japan's mitsui osk lines announced a support package worth more than 9 million in the wake of a major oil spill off mauritius. a bulk carrier ran aground off the island nation in july. >> translator: our company has a long-term plan to contribute to the natural environment and the local communities in mauritius. >> thehe shipping firm plans to allocate 7.5 of its $9.4 million commitment to an environmental fund that will support programs to nurture coral reefs, plant mangroves and protect sea birds. the company is setting up a repres

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bill clinton brought her into the rose garden when he was nominating her. i was there, 27 years ago. and it was in june. she was an unexpected nominee, actually. he had been thought to be choosing steve breyer. but hillary clinton went to him and as she recounted in some of

congressman max rose, what is your message? >> there is a deal to be had. in order for that to occur two things need to happen. first the democratic party has to stop thinking about the next election. they can't say oh look it's better if we don't get a deal because then the president looks worse off. that's fundamentally wrong and unamerican. the republican party particularly in the senate can no longer put their head in the sand and think that a skinny bill is okay. it's a good thing we didn't have a skinny plan for the apollo project or to beat the nazis. i have confidence there are members in congress on both

now of course the people who were a part of the rose garden ceremony today who are supporter, friendsand certainly on the same thought process as the white house, view her as someone that they believe will follow in the footsteps of the justice she clerked for, antonin scalia. and we saw today how she tried to use that piece of her own biography to connect herself to ruth bader ginsburg because of the personal friendship we've all heard so much about with the late justices ginsburg and scalia, their personal friendship. now she also spoke about her family and the white house has emphasized that a great deal, to talk about her seven children, two of whom were adopted from haiti. she today did not describe her faith explicitly, but many people do describe her devout catholic background. and of course her time at notre dame supports that. the president emphasized her intellect, the fact that she has that bipartisan support that you noted. only three democratic senators. but that was a vetting process that the white house thinks can speed this along. now certainly many people believe that

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it followed a rose garden ceremony this afternoon that weng the against cdc guidelines. dr.na wenn is with us now. when you see these images from tonight's rally or earlier from the rose garden ceremony, what's your reaction? >>. >> i'm very concerned, if i were to custom design a super spreader event. this is what it would look like, a lot of people coming from many parts of the country gathered together, no social distancing, not wearing masks, and in fact even flaunting this public health guidance. it's not just what they do during the event. these individuals are probably also not following public health guidance outside the event. they're returning home to wherever they came from, and spreading the virus to other individuals. >> hold that thought about bars and indoor gatherings, i'm going to come back to that in a moment. i have to get your take on seeing alex azar today. he wasn't wearing a mask. he was fist bumping, in close contact with a lot of people at this event. he's supposed to be one of the leaders of the pandemic response. what goes through your mind seeing

retail sales rose .5% from a year earlier. that is the first increase in the -- since coronavirus hit earlier in the year. meanwhile, china's industrial production rose for the first time in 2020. in the u.k., prime minister boris johnson's lawbreaking brexit bill has cleared its first hurdle in the house of commons. he plans to renege on parts of the divorce deal, a move that has been denounced by members of his own conservative party. they have warned it could damage the u.k.'s reputation. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i would not say we are interdependent. we benefit from each other in terms of the u.s. sells jet and we and entertainment used to want to sell expensive chips that would create high-paying jobs. and so i think you have to really decide, where is there still mutual benefit? jonathan: the relationship between the u.s. and china, fascinating conversation. find it

. ♪ i have just come from the rose garden at the white house way just nominated judge amy coney barrettor the united states supreme court. judge: a victory lap after nominating a third person to the highest court in the land. hello and welcome to justice i am judge jeanine pirro thank you for being with us. the fight ahead will be ugly but today ceremony in the rose garden was historic as president trump officially nominated amy coney barrett to the supreme court. >> if we understand this is a momentous decision for president. and if the senate does me the honor to confirm me i pledge to discharge the responsibilities of this job to the very best of my ability. i love the united states and i love the united states constitution. judge: we will talk about it but first my open. we are in the fight of our lives. it is a fight between good and evil, truth and lies, freedom and anarchy, law and order in the future of the greatest experiment in democracy, the united states. president trump's nomination today of amy coney barrett a brilliant scholar, jurist in context list and mother of seven w

the rose family have to move to a small town after their family fortune is swindled away.ce. >> you're open to all wines. >> reporter: moira rose a formally hollywood hot shot and her family navigating small town life. >> look at you dolling out gift after gift this morning. >> reporter: realizing their money isn't the be all end all, family is. the show exploding in popularity after humble beginnings. a small budget that never really grew over six seasons. fans falling in love with the television academy did this year. as for the future of the rose family, dan levy says if he gets a great idea he's open to working on a movie. he said he hopes an idea pops into his head. he said he wants to work with the cast and crew again, asap. fingers crossed for that one. >> it is a hit. that's making news in america this morning. "good morning morning america." >>> right now on "america this morning" epic fight. the battle to replace rusuth ber ginsburg intensifying overnight. new statements from president trump and senator lindsey graham. both political parties accused of hypocrisy.

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here we are outside the rose garden 19, the rose garden set up for this nomination, i think it is worthking at the background of how all of this came together. fall of 2016, then don began in the transition team, they are putting together a list of potential nominees for the court of appeals. don began new judge amy coney barrett from his time at notre dame where he did his undergraduate and she did her law degree and a professor. the idea was to get her on the courts of appeals and put her name forward as potential nominee for the supreme court as well. the president became aware of her during her confirmation hearings for the seventh circuit and president thinking she showed toughness in the face of what was a rough ride for her and the confirmation process, highlighted by the famous statement by diane feinstein, ranking member on the senate judiciary where she said her catholic face, dogma lives loudly within you. the president like how she stood up to that criticism and then in 2018, when justice kennedy retired, brett kavanaugh was being considered as the leading contender but she

. >> reporter: despite loosened restrictions in santa rose arc the glass fire is far from over. the number of structures jumped from 11,000 to 22,000 by last night. it is already destroyed 80 home and several other buildings and businesses between napa and sonoma counties. the napa county office of emergency services says fire crews assess evacuation orders every day but can't say yet when all orders and warnings will be lifted. and for some residents, it may just be too much to handle. >> so, it is a little bit scary. my wife and i have had some very serious conversations about the feasibility of staying in california. >>> the weather here is going to be crush in the fire fight and to all of us across the bay area in the next few days. a red flag warning is in effect from tonight until # friday night in napa county. kyla is here. >> i'm in the north bay. i do understand the anxiety around. they know the tough that we have changing situations but that is the way fire season work and we've all been through. this here we go again. what i want to start is that things are actually p

happiness rose. people are adapting.hink what you see in the data is people are fearful, and the question is are they going to state different behavior going forward. we have seen a rise in depression and loneliness. we have seen them starting to adjust back again, but the question is there is still a big gap and we have never seen anything like that. tom: are we ready for our new nominal gdp? if we have subdued inflation, and let's call it subdued or pretty good economic growth, as a society, are we ready for that? danny: i think we are potentially ready, but this is a huge shock to which people are adjusting. if you think about sync your guest or saying to a governor of the bank of england or a fed president, where we going from here, they will have to say to you it depends, it depends on are people going to change their behavior, what will happen to the virus, is a vaccine coming, and our people confident about what is coming? if you have never seen a shop downwards to happiness like this before, are you going to star

>> it will not be held in the rose garden. don't worry. i think it's going to be awhile before the heavy stuff comes in. >> dana: all right. stay safe and dry. thank you. >> all right. thank you. >> dana: let's bring in karl rove. he's probably someplace where it's not pouring rain down there in texas. good to see you, karl. the woodward book getting a lot of attention. mark meadows, the chief of staff, he talked about this with martha maccallum last night. let's take a listen. >> his access to the white house is probably something that i would not have recommended had i been in the chief of staff role very early on. but it's the typical thing that the president does. he believes that he has nothing to hide. that's the great thing about him. he's willing to talk to anybody about any subject no matter how difficult. >> dana: karl, these are tough calls. i thought we could take a trip down memory lane when it came to the woodward books. we participate, not participate in the bush administration and always turned out the same. i thought we co

now the president assembling many of his staff members as well as reporters in the rose garden to make an announcement that his administration will immediately begin dispatching 150000000 rapid tests as they're known this means you can get the result in about 15 minutes and those will be dispatched to communities across the united states being put through the governors of the respective states and it will go to communities of color nursing homes but essentially the goal in all of this is to try and get students back to work and get economies back to normal now we should point out that the u.s. president made almost identical announcement back in august with regard to this what this appears to be is another incremental step in the president's push to reopen the economy particularly in advance of the u.s. election but many are arguing you know why wasn't this done so much sooner and it would have spared so much of the social misfortune that has taken place in the united states as a result of these shutdowns that have been going on the ebb and flowing for a prolonged period of time and in

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meantime, sales of new homes rose by a very strong 4.8% in august.s up on that news and the dow gained 52 and the s&p 500 finished ahead ten and the nasdaq rose 39 today. u.s. is keeping pressure on iran over the islamic republic's nuclear ambitions and that means preparing in the region and possibly moving forces. it national security correspondent jennifer griffin has the latest tonight from the pentagon. >> for the first time in two and a half years, u.s. warplanes launched bombing raids from an aircraft carrier recently moved to the persian gulf to target isis interact. it today, around release this images of aerial surveillance showing that they are tracking u.s. moves. the pentagon ordered a quiet buildup of forces in the middle east as tensions mount with iran. if an army mechanized unit returned to syria to send a message to russia after those forces sideswiped american vehicles injuring seven u.s. troops. if the message is not the test u.s. troops ahead of the u.s. election. >> our commanders have the authority to resources to protect the tr

. >> reporter: rose has lived along pleasant valley road rose has lived along pleasant valley rd., road in vacaville since 1962 pick the historic region was ravaged when the hennessey fire swept through last month and merge with the other fires in the lnu complex. her home and nursery, the morning sun earth firm, was spared from the flames. >> the fire was literally right across the road. should have wiped us out. we were very lucky. make she thought she had enough time to install a new propane generator anticipating losing power. >> i said it has to be in by september her september 1 because we know we will get hot dry situations and that's when we will have problems with fire. >> we are in the middle of fire season and the potential for more fires to start is very high at this point. >> reporter: this year california has already seen the largest wildfire in state history. and the most acres ever burnt. at the tough times are far from over. the coronavirus is expected to only get worse. people working from home, students are distance-learning and everyone is more reliant on electricity

continuing claims rose. declinehad projected a in both numbers.a points to people staying out of work for longer. president trump has made it clear there will be no extension for a deadline to sell tiktok's u.s. operations despite report they were negotiating a delay. they have until september 15 two agree to a sale or the app will be banned in the u.s. upwe will either close tiktok in this country for security reasons or it will be sold. i am not extending deadlines. it is september 15. >> microsoft says it has detected a series of cyberattacks disrupting the u.s. election. chinese,rom russian, and iranian hackers. microsoft says the chinese group targeted joe biden while the russian group cast its disruptions more widely. wildfires continue to rage across the west coast. hundreds of homes have been destroyed with several starters -- fire started by down power lines. northern california, the largest fire continues to burn out of control. it has burned through more than 1000 kilometers. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloom

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her.com i have just come from the rose garden at the white house way just nominated judge amy coney barrett for the united states supreme court. judge: a victory lap after nominating a third person to the highest court in the land. hello and welcome to justice i am judge jeanine pirro thank you for being with us. the fight ahead will be ugly but today ceremony in the rose garden was historic as president trump officially nominated amy coney barrett to the supreme court. >> if we understand this is a momentous decision for president. and if the senate does me the honor to confirm me i pledge to discharge the responsibilities of this job to the very best of my ability. i love the united states and i love the united states constitution. judge: we will talk about it but first my open. we are in the fight of our lives. it is a fight between good and evil, truth and lies, freedom and anarchy, law and order in the future of the greatest experiment in democracy, the united states. president trump's nomination today of amy coney barrett a brilliant scholar, jurist in context list and mother of seven

rose to expansion. this is the third time since may, companies of different expanding at the same time all around. rishaad: tell me, chang, with data showing the momentum sustained, we have other data which would suggest a little bit of steam. this reading, which is actually any on sentiment make difference to the other data which is showing a little bit of a slowdown? the -- we talked about the broadening, if you hink about the design of the p.m.i., that's actually showing risk of recovery, indeed, it facts or the he thickness of the recovery. we need to look for to confirm where it has been sustained in terms recovery. in more terms when we look back august dates which we ooked at earlier, our impression is that the recovery is on track and it has been sustained. ur projection is that the gdp is tracking towards the third quarter and the growth can be in the fourth quarter. that days ago, we feel will s near term recovery with or and will be without the vaccine. with the pandemic in the short vaccine,

here's live look at the white house rose garden where at any minute donald trump will give an updaten coronavirus testing. dr. redfield raises concerns that president trump is sharing incorrect information with the public because he's being pushed by a new member of the coronavirus task force, redfield is particularly worried about task force member dr. scott atlas there on your screen, telling a colleague in a phone conversation overheard by nbc news, quote, everything he says is false. joining us now is nbc news's monica alba, quite an interesting flight from atlanta to d.c. sitting next to an official. you're bound to get some interesting information. >> you're right, ayman. you have to have your eyes and ears peeled on these trajectories especially from atlanta to washington, d.c., where dr. red fooed i was traveling from and i was sitting behind him on that flight after covering the president's even in atlanta on friday. what i thought was so remarkable you have this public health official making a phone call in public and not holding back on his thoughts of what dr. scott atlas

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, red roses in his office and he said what's this?hat did your dad say? >> my dad got roses for justice ginsburg on her birthday every year, and judge sutton started teasing my dad about it and said what are you doing this for? what good is it going to do you? judge sutton was joking of course but teasing my dad. when was the last time she voted with you on a significant 5-4 decision? my dad answered seriously, "some things are more important than votes." so you know, despite their very significant differences and how often they were on different sides of opinions, my dad saw that their friendship was more important than those differences. again, he didn't ignore the differences, and he didn't, neither of them feared kind of speaking out against each other's opinions, but their friendship was more important than that. >> that one is just so i think vivid, because you know, you don't give somebody two dozen roses that you're just casual friend wis with. i think that shows the level of the friendship as do the pictures. this is them rid

he never once rose to any of the biden baiting. so it was -- it was very difficult at times because it was so rough and so tough in every -- just about every way. it was -- the metaphor i would have to give you would be a ufc fight. it was good stuff and i think, by the way, the entertainment value of it rose above the, if you will, the coarseness that would offend certain daffodils. it was entertaining throughout. liz: well, i'm not a daffodil. i'm a venus flytrap but i was cringing. i have to tell you, when you talk to independent voters, they would take umbrage at what you just said about president trump not getting flustered. he was turning red, he was angry and there were reasons at certain points where he was angry but i wanted to pull out a couple sound bites, one during -- lou: wait a minute. did he call biden a name? i didn't hear him call him a name. liz: no. he did not, but he -- no, he did not, but lou, you just said -- lou: they're not subjective. he did not lose his composure. biden did. biden was exceedingly rude and

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there is a state of a union guy and rose garden guy. who will we have tonight?'s a great question. he is comfortable in this moment because he is fast on the quip. he has a lot of reps with back and forth with reporters every day. in that case, it helps. this is more about the interaction between president trump and joe biden. which joe biden shows up and how he is planning on-going after donald trump. that's the whole debate. >> dana: tell me about chris wallace's role. he said he wants to be considered invisible. if they are going after each other, you have to jump in. what if it's just like really raucous? >> he is really good at holding the reins and reeling them in. if you look back to the third debate in the last cycle, he did that well. that could have been off the rails between donald trump and hillary clinton. i believe chris that, he wants to set the table and let them engage. there will be times, i am sure he will push back. especially if something is said that is not there. >> dana: they have so many topics to cover from the economy and the coronavir