joining us as well on the couch is a host of "the next revolution," steve hilton. he is "outnumbered." steve, let me start with you. what do you think of these protests? what do you make of them? are people getting fed up of being at home? >> steve: i think it's more than fed up. the economic and social and public health cost of the shutdown is something i've been certainly talking about for weeks now. i think in the long term it's going to be greater than the cost of the coronavirus itself. that's why it's so important that we get the economy opened up as quickly as possible, and as safely as possible. as we do that and as we think about that, as the states think about it, i think we need to be led, as were always told, by the data and the science. the latest data just out yesterday, a new survey in los angeles, before last week we saw that data from santa clara county, tells a couple of really important things. first of all, that this virus is much more prevalent already in society than the official numbers are told despair that means is much less deadly than we b

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i'm steve hilton and this is the home of positive populism. joining us from around the country our good friend sara carter, matt gaetz and tammy bruce. this week felt to me like a turning point in the war against the virus. the death toll continues to mount. families across the country ripped apart. but the data is clear. things are getting better. meanwhile the shutdown is getting worse. this week unimaginable numbers out of work with the pain and suffering that goes with it. president trump understands that. all along he had the right instincts. at first he tried to block the virus coming here with travel restrictions. when it did get here in low numbers he tried to contain it. the media screams, what did you do in february? he did what he was supposed to do. it's called track and containment. only when there was a breakout did he move to the containment and shutdown. when he saw problems with equipment he ordered a business-led emergency response. the dynamic ventilator reserve. our health system was stretched but it didn't break. it was no

good evening, i'm steve hilton.onight with us from around the country, tammy bruce, charlie kirk and kim strassel. you know how i feel. two weeks ago i said we needed to flatten the curve, not the economy. i warned the cure to be worst than the disease because poverty kills, despair kills. we need to honor the victims of the virus and families who lost loved ones. it's totally wrong for anyone to dismiss the pain from the pandemic or ignore the federal guidelines. we tried to capture that toll in a neat little box. 9.9 million americans lost their jobs. that doesn't include the self-employed. if you divide the current total between every taxpayer it's an average of $45,000. of course, it will be much more. the current package will only last a few weeks. hundreds of thousands of businesses going under. many more in september when the real crunch comes. then the projected toll based on what happened in the great recession on great depression. sow though this shutdown looks like it will be worse than both of those comb

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let's bring back steve hilton. angles to the presidential race and joe biden desperately trying to appeal to the bernie bros, steve, can he do that. we've had other people beyond bernie's campaign is a not interested in joe biden as it stands. >> i think this is a double disaster provided because he is going to try to do it in in pursuing and shifting the bernie bros and shifting to the left as he's doing now and issue after issue, he shows he is basically weakened on principle. he does not stand for anything so is happy to go and chase the left and panic to them. the second problem that will not work, he will make himself look weak but not get them in the process because those particular supporters really believe in bernie's message, part of this movement, this incredible movement that he built is very suspicious of the democratic party and the democratic establishment. joe biden represents a democratic more than anyone else per he is the swamp into the bernie supporters will not go with biden because he is everyth

if you agree with this message please follow us at steve hilton next and share it far and wide so everyone else can hear it too. let's bring in our guest for tonight. very exciting sarah's podcast, you have to go to it. florida congressman matt gates and tammy bruce. all right. great to see you all. matt gates, you're on one of the presidents groups looking at reopening. where do you think things stand right now both at the national level and at the state level in terms of reopening and moving on from the immediate crisis stage that we been living through the last week. >> the president is chomping at the bit to unleash the opportunity in the american economy once we can do so safely, but steve there is a globalist element to the establishment elite thinking you described in your monologue. i would call the who telling us the death rate could be as high as 3.4% and yet in santa clara experience you site shows that who could've been off by a factor of 17 - 28. americans can take great pride in the fact that president trump isn't going to overpay for bad science from people who shill for chi

let's bring in steve hilton. i'm sorry, i think this is a disgrace.is a nasty political trick to slime the president in the middle of a virus crisis. that's my strong opinion. what's yours? >> i think you are exactly right, stuart. i think nancy pelosi has shown over the last few weeks that her instinct on everything is to try and get the political advantage, political opportunism. that's what she's focused on. you can see it in the way that she responded to the urgent need to help deal with the cost of this shutdown. what was her instinct? it wasn't to try to improve the bill to try to make the money go to people quicker, to help small business or working families, all the things she said. it was actually to try to get her political priorities in the bill about voting, about public sector unions, about the green new deal. it wasn't about helping people at all. then you can see tonight tit in she was talking about the president, accusing him of killing people. she is trying to get the political advantage rather than help people. i don't think that wil

i'm steve hilton and this is the home of positive populism.from around the country our good friend sara carter, matt gaetz and tammy bruce. this week felt to me like a turning point in the war against the virus. the death toll continues to mount. families across the country ripped apart. but the data is clear. things are getting better. meanwhile the shutdown is getting worse. this week unimaginable numbers out of work with the pain and suffering that goes with it. president t

let's talk about it with british and the next revolution, steve hilton, good to have you back. >> hi,>> shannon: this is how they describe at marketplace.org, to pick for britain, covid-19 with foreign farmers, the farming industry back by the government is calling on students, furloughed and unemployment to pick fruits and veggies that may go to waste if not enough to turn for the season's harvest. the estimated, you generally need 70,000 to 80,000 migrant workers to come in to help with the agricultural issues. but you can't travel right now. do you think that they will respond to the call? >> i think they already, the numbers are already responding pretty good from what i've read. i think there is a nice, positive social action side to the story which is people stepping up and helping out at a critical time. it is a bit like the other example just recently from the u.k. where the government asked for volunteers to come and help out in the national health service. they were expecting and asking for 250,000 but they got 750,000 volunteers. so that is great. that is a nice, positive s

if you agree with this message please follow us at steve hilton next and share it far and wide so everyone else can hear it too. let's bring in our guest for tonight. very exciting sarah's podcast, you have to go to it. florida congressman matt gates and tammy bruce. all right. great to see you all. matt gates, you're on one of the presidents groups looking at reopening. where do you think things stand right now both at the national level and at the state level in terms of reopening and moving on from the immediate crisis stage that we been living through the last week. >> the president is chomping at the bit to unleash the opportunity in the american economy once we can do so safely, but steve there is a globalist element to the establishment elite thinking you described in your monologue. i would call the who telling us the death rate could be as high as 3.4% and yet in santa clara experience you site shows that who could've been off by a factor of 17 - 28. americans can take great pride in the fact that president trump isn't going to overpay for bad science from people who shill for chi

follow us at steve hilton x and nextrevfnc. delighted to say talking about all of this now impractical terms is doctor scott atlas. he's former chief of radiology at the stanford medical center. he has written a couple of really great pieces in the last few days. one just out tonight in the new york post. i just want to start by asking , by putting something to you from this latest article that makes one of these points so well and i'd like you to expand on it. millions of americans have missed critical healthcare for fear of encountering the disease and people are dying to make room for potential coronavirus patients. in the uk, a leading cancer doctor said this week that in his view were already at the point in the uk were more people will die as a result of disruptive medical procedures then will be killed by coronavirus. do you think were at that point here in america. >> thanks for having me. here's what's being sort of overlooked with this. you focus single-mindedness about stopping covid-19 at all cost. the hospitals and

if you agree with this message please call us at steve hilton next and share this when we post it. all right. i'm delighted to say joining me now is u.s. surgeon general doctor jerome adams. doctor adams, i just want to say on behalf of our whole audience, a huge thank you to you and all of your colleagues behind you. i hope you know how much we all appreciate how hard you are working and what you're doing. >> thank you so much steve. good evening. i wish i could be here under happier circumstances, but the fact is i really am proud of the american people for what they've done so far to help us stop the spread. as you mentioned it's hard for people to stay at home, it's hard to take the financial hit but we are doing every thing we can't put them in a position to do the right thing so we can more quickly open the government and we think were going to hit the peak this week. we really do. you heard us tell the people it's going to be a bad week but you heard the president say there's going to be a light at the end of the tunnel in washington, california, even new york and new jersey

steve hilton come everyone else. we are back here at noon eastern tomorrow. harris faulkner's coming up next with "america wins together." >> harris: the effects of the coronavirus pandemic could change her generation, including the 55 million children across america whose schools are closed. nearly half of them already told they will likely not be returning this school year, and grim headlines warn an historic number of students could fall behind as they try to adapt to remote learning. >> there's a lot of time where you're just on your own, and it really feels like that. >> harris: many parents also struggling to meet those challenges. suddenly transformed into default teachers, while juggling full-time jobs. >> i usually work from home, so now everybody is in my personal office space. >> harris: educators, trying to adjust their lesson plans to fit distance-learning, some with very little notice or training. >> that was a hard wall to run into for a lot of us, because we had to completely flip the script for ourselves. >> harris: this, as uncertainty lies

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. >> ed: for more on this, let's bring in steve hilton composed of a "of the next revolution.rning and i hope you are doing well. let's pick up right there on the world health organization. we asked dr. fauci about it a few moments ago, whether he supports the president's idea of freezing the money. dr. fauci didn't want any part of that and he someone has been supportive of the world health organization but the president may have a point here that we are giving all this u.s. taxpayer money. can we really trust the world health organization when we are funding them? >> he's completely right and and so many other areas where he is called out these other global organizations that for years got by without any kind of scrutiny because they seem to have the word world and their title which meant that they were fine. they were a good thing. the world trade organization is another one. the president is focusing on the details. who runs these organizations and most importantly what do they do? in the case of this terrible pandemic that has swept the world is quite clear to see that th

let's not forget, steve hilton told us last week, if you remember, of a research done by stanford universityt said it believes anywhere from 50% to 80% of people may indeed have been infected by this virus and a number of them or quite a few of them wouldn't have any idea. only the fact they have the antibodies that is revealed when they are tested. be interesting to see what results we get from new york state. stuart: if we find that a large number of people have had it regardless of symptoms, then that would bring down the fatality rate because if you've got a lot of, lot of people up there who have got it or had it but still, that same number of fatalities, that changes the relationship with who's got it and who died from it and that's a very important thing. all right, ash, good stuff. thanks very much indeed. >>> bottom right-hand corner of the screen, we've got oil now at $10.02 a barrel. down 45%. that is extraordinary. >>> left-hand side of the screen, the airlines. all of them on the downside. hillary vaughn, what's the news on the airlines? reporter: what's really interesting is we

steve: it was pretty easily actually. it looked hard. hilton had not been integrated. nning four different headquarters. modernizationge and cost take-out. david: you sold it at a $14 billion profit. steve: if we had held it longer, it would have been over $20 billion. it was a good day. that is $14 billion. david: in recent years, you have become one of the nation's biggest philanthropists. you gave $350 million to m.i.t. for a computing center. relating to artificial intelligence. you never went to m.i.t. you had no connection there. how did that come about? steve: that was really fascinating. i am not a technologist, i admit. the president of m.i.t. started -- we started talking. we were concerned that the u.s. was just not investing enough in these technologies. i said, do you have any interesting ideas? he came back with, let's double the computer science faculty. let's establish a new department, in effect, a new school, called it a college, which is now going to be the m.i.t. schwarzman college of computing. let's connect the ai of all the other departments. m.i.

steve. >>> 7:42. hilton is teaming up with american express to help essential workers.out what the company is offering to doctors, nurses, and other medical professionals. >> plus coming up at 8, we'll be talking live with libby shaft about a testing site in oakland and how a new grant will help local businesses affected by the pandemic. >> then, on the 9s, cure rating an all-star event to fight coronavirus around the world. we'll let you know what lady gaga is working on from home. we'll be right back. >>> firefighters showed their support for workers, doctors, nurses, and so many more who have been working around the clock, and their efforts have showing results. coronavirus deaths have leveled off there in recent days, and the hope is that the state of new york has reached its peak. health officials say that social distancing appears to be working. >> if we do it right, you're going to see those who have not peaked, will not peak, and those who have peaked in new orleans and new york, new jersey, chicago, detroit, and others. you're going to see the same thing if we

of wynn resorts, chris reynolds of toyota, hilton, josh of the business roundtable, baltz of waffle house and tasty vice president mike pence, secretary steve mnuchin and secretary eugene scalia. eugene scalia has very good genes. there is he? he's got very good genes. we all know what that means. we mourn every life tragically lost to the invisible enemy, and we are hardened at the worst of the pain and suffering is going to be behind us. we really have crossed a big boundary. we often see the light at the end of the tunnel very strongly. this demand is going to be incredible. next year is going to be incredible year. i think the fourth quarter is going to be really, really good. come on, we were talking about that may be before, you will say something. i think we will do very, very nicely there from an economic standpoint. but thanks to the devotion of the american people, the number of new cases continues to decline. the united states has conducted nearly 6 million tests, far more than any other nation as i said. so much has been learned about what we are fighting. and if it does we're up in the fall, we will be able to put out the ember