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an: you and i could talk for hour about your uncommon knowledge of the kingdom of saud , the culture the culture and fabric of the family. i want you to summarize how alone the family is and how alone the young gentleman is trying to lead them forward when you look at sunni-sheer saudi's relations with mr. trump. how alone is the? he?ow alone is john: you describe it very well. be of theman seems to view now that he is correct in trying to reform saudi arabia. vision, he did have a that oil is going to sink and they need to change their cut rate. youth ofto bring the saudi arabia with him. i think he has succeeded. at the same time, a lot of people in the u.s. are against saudi arabia, against the price --e they could have enacted the price war they could have enacted. it was just bad timing on the side of the russians, they didn't see covid. is in a challenging situation, but i think he has been is indicated in some ways, telling people i have to change my country because oil is our only resource and that could sink. this is what we are seeing before our eyes. priceice of oil as --

. >> you saud you need to get this country open.t americans are eager for things like sporting events to come back. we all want that. people are bored. you're taking precautions. >> get these people back to work. >> but people have to be healthy. people need -- in order to work, you have to be alive. don't you understand that? >> i understand that. they still need to practice this distance iing business, but the still can go to work. walmart and all those places are open. they have a better chance to get business there than at this racetrack in the open air. you have to agree with that. >> i do agree because walmart sells food and people need that to live. you don't need a racetrack to live. i get your point. i got to run. i just appreciate you joining us and sharing your perspective. thank you so much. good luck to you. be safe. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> 1,000 candidates are being summoned after the president announce d he would be their commencement speaker. my next guest is a west point grad. we'll talk with him, next. don'

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the latest figures from johns hopkins saud we have tested 3.7 million people. behind. >> the message from governor larry hogan have also complain ed. the president al repeating his claim that the former administration left him in a bad position. why always go back to the previous administration with this. he does not want to take personal responsibility when asked about testing capacity and the early stumbles in that regard with the fault you test kits. he sads i don't take responsibility. ask obama is only us one of trump's many scapegoats during this crisis. the fact of the matter is when trump says i inherited broken or or whatever else you want to describe it as test kits from obama, that's false. coronavirus emerge d in lawsuit december. trump had had been president for three years by then. it's true some of the critical supplies during this crisis had been depleted by the obama administration such as masks, but trump had had three years to gather more supplies and to prepare. >> thank you so much. we're out of time. good to see you. >> thank you for watch

some senators and particularly senator cramer called you on you to stop saud did you oil shipments on the way right now. you can do that under section 232. is that something -- >> we'll look at it. i heard just walking into the room. we certainly had plenty of oil. i will take a look at that, okay? question. reporter: first question on testing, the second on the sba loan program. when will you or will you invoke the dca to force the company ramp up production? >> we really don't need it. we go up, i used it a lot but we use it and then sometimes all they have to do is see it coming. do you want to talk about that, admiral? please. >> i don't think any of us knew very much about the dpa but there is a sort of a fourth side of the dpa where you force a company to do something but there is second time it where it is a hand up. the company we're talking about has done everything to support this effort. they have ramped up production. i'm on the phone with them multiple times a day. this is the hand up. this is the government coming in, saying how can we help you expand your lines? there i

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now that being saud -- said, we recognize when you'ring with a health crews sus in the country it is locally executed by health care workers but it is state-managed. so we continue to flow information to state governors, we continue to heart -- to hear about the data they're analyzing and consult with them. at the president's direction the coronavirus task force will continue to take the posture we will defer to state and local health authorities on any measures that they deem appropriate. but for the next 30 dawes this is what we believe every american, every american in every state should be doing at a minimum to slow the spread. >> unless we see something obviously wrong, we're going to let the governors do it. now if it is obviously wrong, people can make, they can make a decision we think is so far out that it's wrong, we will stop that but in the case of governor desantis, you know there is two thoughts to it and two very good thoughts to it and he has been doing a great job in every respect. we'll see what happens. but we would only exercise if we thought somebody was very obv