tom hart, thank you for this conversation.

host: tom hart is from hard other cable this morning. both american executive for the one campaign. what is one? >> the one campaign, is a nonprofit organization to eliminating extreme poverty and disease around the world. what we do, we don't take wells or build schools. we work with governments all around the world, to develop better's policies and funding for programs to do that great work. we work in washington. london, paris, and berlin. other places around the industrialized countries. they also are increasingly doing advocacy africa and other poor countries. to make sure that they are focus on these issues as well. >> but it does a name come from? >> the one campaign. it is really about everyone taking an action one by one. as we work together one by one, we can make it worth of difference. we are certainly a bipartisan organization. everywhere in between. how >> are you funded that? >> we are funded by a board, we don't take money from the u.s. government, or by the public at large. firstly by our cofounder bono and i wonder foray of philanthropists and. supporters on our bo

also, tom hart with the one campaign joins us to talk about the group's fight against diseases. docr, reporter jeff moore discusses -- william barr. ♪ ont: good morning, everyone this tuesday, february 25. we begin with the coronavirus after the dow jones chopped -- dropped 1000 points with a spike of cases rattling investor confidence. we have seen the disease spread from china to south korea to iran. what are your concerns with this outbreak? republicans, 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. independents, 202-748-8002. you can text us at 202-748-8003 with your first name, city, and state. also on twitter and c-span.org -- and facebook.com/cspan. there have been more than 80,000 cases worldwide of the coronavirus. deaths, nearly 2700 and 50 -- 53 people in the united states who tested positive. the white house announced they would request 1.8 building in emergency funding from congress and they plan to spend a total of $2.5 billion on the response. the obama administration requested 6 billion for the ebola outbreak. the office of management and budget put out a statement sayi

tom hart, thank you for this conversation. he's, 16, 78. hernandez. >> mr. chief justice merkel's report. when this case was spurs argue to this for two years ago. counsel responded, and council for the united states, were both asked for the petitioners would have -- if sergio hernandez was standing on u.s. soil when he was shot and killed by respondents? well said yes. it wasn't for the score today, is whether in action is nonetheless foreclose. because in this case. sergio ascending on a few phoenix of the mexican border at the time he was shot. for two reasons we believe that it isn't. first. the fortuitous of where a victim is standing does not affect trigger any of the special factors. identified by responders or the united states. most importantly. it is difficult to see how foreign relations could be a special factor for including a bevin suit here. if it wouldn't have precluded acclaim if he wasn't standing just a few feet away. moreover the governments would dramatically undermine u.s. foreign relations in diplomacy is, belied by the long history to

host: tom hart is from hard other cable this morning. both american executive for the one campaign.what is one? >> the one campaign, is a nonprofit organization to eliminating extreme poverty and disease around the world. what we do, we don't take wel

she now runsge getown law school's center for congressional studies.d hn hart, who worked for congressman tomepublican of oklahoma, during the impeachment of president clinton. he now runs the public affairs and communicions consulting firm, mars hill strategies. hello again to both of you. through this entire impeachment trial process. leme como you first, john. you just heard kellyanne conway saying president trump's exoneration,dam schiff saying ven what they were up against, a sene with a party majority in the other direction, th feel this was the best they could do. how do you see this? john:wi don't see this as for republicans and democrats, .it is a loss for democra remember the clinton impeachment. reblican split -- paid a dear price for that in terms of the opportunity co, and the president's legal team warned against that. republican lost seats and president cl popular after the impeachment. we have seen president trump's poll numbers go upim after the achment. democrats especially is to do the soul-searching they should have done after president trp one that 2016 election. republic

and john hart, who worked for hongressman tom coburn, republican of ok, ring the impeachment of presidentnton before working ten years for then senator coburn. and communications consulting firm, mars hill strategies. heu,o, again, to ou've been with us virtually through this entire impeachment trial process. let me come to you first, john hart. you just heard kellyanne conway say president views this as exoneration, in so my words. and you heard adam schiff saying give enwhat they were up against, a senate with a party majority in the other direction, they feel this was in so many words the best they could do. how do you see this? >> judy, i don't see this as a win tbor either republicans, or demoats, st a loss for democracy and the republic. remember, the clinton impeachment. republicans paid a very dear price for that in terms of the opportunit costs and the president's legal team warned against that. the repubcans lost seats in the house following that. and president clin popular after the impeachment went through. we have already seen president trump poll numbers go up after the impe

hart's location. [video clip] maxwell, one. donald trump, 15. >> 15 to bill weld, four to mary maxwell. ,> and on the democratic ticket sanders, two,ix, tom steyere. warren, four. yang, three. joe biden, one. tulsi gabbard, one. >> who got six? >> clover shar. >> clover shar. >> elizabeth warren, second place, andrew yang finishing third. side, cloveratic shar has taken hart's location with donald trump for the republicans. host: that's the county last night from hart's location. notch, this is where bloomberg was the winner. >> on the republican side --[video clip] republican side, republicans, one vote cast that was a right in for michael bloomberg. >> republican? >> yes. >> the red one. >> that's one vote for michael bloomberg. >> on the democratic side? >> it was one vote for buttigieg. one vote for sanders. two right in votes for mike bloomberg. host: in case you couldn't keep up with the tally, going back, here was the final vote, a few more folks in that town, hart's location, donald trump wins that, with 15 votes. democratic ballot, amy klobuchar the winner, six. senator warren, four. bernie sanders with two. dixville match, as you just