all of them appointed by president trump. all of them and they unanimously agree that we must have a $25 billion infusion of appropriation for the postal service that we must have some loans that are unrestraightedic terms of conditions. they ask for more we have in the bill and we'll save that for another piece of legislation but right now, what we're acting upon is the recommendation of the bipartisan trump appointed postal service and that is, as i had mentioned, over 1 billion people last year, more like 1.2 billion people -- not billion people, 1.2 billion packages of medicine have gone through the mail. 90% of the medicine needed by our veterans comes to them through the mail. so this is a health issue in addition to a convenience issue for the american people in terms of shelter in place and ordering whatever they order through the mail as a convenience to them. so this is one of our hills of rome that we will fight and win and it is about, again, that good health of the american people, both receiving their medicines but

all 43 presidents before obama/biden combined. your record, how do you compare? >> president trump, i think what we have done is unprecedented. the largest tax cuts in history, trade deals all over the place, i mean, they are going to start kicking in fairly soon, unfortunately, by the time to get to the election they will just be partially kicked in, but the deal with china, $250 billion a year. the deal with japan, it is a partial deal, i'll go back and we are going to make it much bigger even, but it's 40 billion a year. the deal with south korea, the u.s.-mexico deal, the u.s. canada deal, usmca combined, one of the biggest trade deals ever made to deal with china is actually, you know, right in that same category, it's an incredible thing. we rebuild the military, taking care of our vets, we've got choice. nobody thought we were going to get choice, they've been trying to get choice for over 40 years. about the veterans choice, they can't see a doctor quickly, they go to a private doctor, we pay the bill. and it's a great thing for our country, it's a great thing for our veter

>> president trump: i'm watching for my little nickname> for all of them, but you just sort of -- >> he nicknames. >> president trump: they are very accurate. you look at sleepy joe. what is going on with him? he's having a hard time. >> sean: i love sports. i think sports mirror life. learn to win, sometimes you don't always win. i know you are not sick of winning, my guess, but also be harder you work, the better you do, o that's very americana. what do you love about sports? >> president trump: it is, it is sort of a microcosm of life, you know, you have winners, you have champions, you have people you expect to see the final play, great coaches like belichick, you have people you expect more out of, and oftentimes they produce, and then you have people you just don't expect they are going to do it, and oftentimes -- >> sean: and up next, president trump gives his take on the scandals that are swirling around quid pro quo joe and zero experience hunter biden, as this special edition of "hannity" continues. ♪ biden, as this special edition of "hannity" continues. ♪ >> sean: welcome

trump won all of them in 2016 and won the election. hat you'll find is trump trying to i think, just basically trying to create some shroud of doubt about an outcome of a race that he increasingly understand that he's going to lose. if he's been complaining about fraud on multiple levels from day one, he'll be able to stand up on the day after the election and say it was fraud and that will create the next post-election drama i'm virtually certain we're going to have if donald trump loses. >> well, john, to pick up your thread, how bad is it looking for trump? a normal rnc would be spending registering republican voters. >> i just mentioned those six battleground states. wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, north carolina, florida and arizona. those are the six states that both sides concede is where the battle is primarily being vote, six states that trump won by the slanderous of margins. based on private polling, republican private polling, trump is behind in five of those states. he's behind in arizona, in florida, all three of the mi

president trump alles a medication approved for use in treating covert 19 in the united states while the world awaits a vaccine. a michael great to see you with us today is world press freedom day and we begin our broadcast with something we here at daughter bella are proud to announce the daughter of fellow freedom of speech award this year the award highlights journalists who have been persecuted because of their reporting of the krona virus pandemic only naming 17 individuals but they represent all those journalists bloggers and citizens around the world who have defied restrictions on press freedom to report on the coronavirus michelle bachelet united nations high commissioner for human rights pay tribute to this year's award winners and all journalists going about their trade without fear or favor. i'm here to honor the courage of the journos who despite such attacks speak up and continue to investigate and report critically without fear i pay tribute to the courage of those who have been disappeared arrested or threaten for their work my office of the united nations will contin

sure all that their wallet is all off in the trunk and she wants the world to be serious about trumps all she wants your card to basically if. she wants a real current economic ties to china well that would be real lunacy because what we have now is rhetorical willesee and their real current economic ties with china would be a real hoot but we know how that works sure you can will need extend 8 months you have this paranoia you know all by them is a chinese agent trump is a russian agent and then you have very bad quansah grants in the case of russia this is down the ranks arms control in the case of china is there no international trade ok maybe you know alex it is but this is a good movie theater isn't it i mean cutting ties with china i mean anyone that has 2 brain cells to rub together knows you can't do that decoupling is not really an option i mean if that is going to be the option if there is some kind of united front behind it which i. can see the bad air her happening after 40 years of a couple linked. you know it would be the end of the reaction to this here is that this is a go

that's the drug the president has been pushing as a kind of miracle cure, along with his lackeys on trump tv, all despite a lack of adequate testing to see if it actually is safe and effective. in fact, last month a chloroquine study was halted over the risk of fatal heart complications. for the first time, dr. bright was under oath before a congressional committee and he basically confirmed the response to the virus from the administration was as shortsighted and disastrous as we thought. >> some scientists raised early warning signals that were overlooked. and pages from our pandemic playbook were ignored by some in leadership and we've known for quite sometime that our stockpile is insufficient and having critical person protective equipment so once this virus began spreading, it became known to be a threat. i did feel quite concerned that we didn't have those supplies. i began pushing urgently in january along with some industry colleagues as well, and those urges, those alarms were not responded to with action. lives were endangered and i believe lives were lost, and not only, that we were f

so it's a quantum building met measure and the reasons which share trump and they all provide that are ludicrous you know they said that russia does not allow lives or where it's a region in cali in grad formally east prussia and all of them want to with georgia well the last time the united states had this wide was march in march this year they u.s. planes and nato planes. you all were running aground mourning during their miters situation there with the border with georgia will remember saakashvili attacked russian peacekeepers in 2008 and so say that you know there was a real war there might be even even with this you know this problem was negotiate all this is not something that just russians see george schultz william perry former u.s. defense secretary and sam nunn they wrote several articles arguing for the present nation and they remain and they all 3 of them said all 3 of them wrote that this problem was negotiated with russia it could be a sort. but orbit it drawn by the barrow are held down on destroying all of the arms control so i unfortunately you know the e.u. says that

and all presidencies would influence the people who work for them. but with trump he is inside might such a singular figure that the people who try to imitate them always fail because not all of us had a reality tv show for 15 years and deeply ingrained part of the popular culture. i think you're right, i don't think he sees it as what the what am i doing, how do i look on tv, what's a twitter could. >> no. he spoke on for example, inevitably the interview went into russia, collusion, no collusion. >> full exoneration. some people are saying. [laughing] >> he couldn't come he didn't want to talk about anyone but himself. that was very clear and kept coming back to himself. he didn't want to think about the complex operations of the federal government, the way that you can imagine another president doing that. >> i think you're right on that. i don't think he has the sort of landscape to look at super complex multi-variable problems. he is a man driven by his needs and his emotions, not -- to say donald trump is a policy towards anything is not i think i could. >> i

the reman and they all 3 of them said all 3 of them are all that this problem was negotiated with russia it could be assault but obviously trump and there are hell bound on destroying all the arms control so i unfortunately you know the e.u. it says that they're against him but we know from the experience with the eye and there that the e.u. may. object in the beginning and them don't really know and i think the president from germany at the beginning and then there was a can communicate from the foreign minister so maybe you're supporting them and you can position i am that i'm afraid the same story make up until that opens. you know it's a i think there's a very tragic but again all very predictable john bolton isn't in the white house that bolton is and remains when what is this mantra to dismantle on control because . all of us are more or less the same age on this channel i mean these were all herald this is what is breakthroughs and going down the path of nonproliferation these are milestones need these were celebrated and now as time passes and the cold war rivalry of the 20th century is moving further and further in th

trump: so in all cases you are working with governors? that's great. that's great. good job. thank you very much, everybody . >> [indiscernible] pres. trump: i have great confidence and they have great confidence in us and they have great confidence with the airlines. we saved the airlines with $25 billion and another $25 billion. we have airlines that are now in good shape. they are going to pick up with the fares and for seats, but the airline industry is in good shape. we have been able to save the airline industry, which would have been devastating if that happened. they are in good shape. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you, sir. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] >> c-span washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up, genetics and medicine professor stephen ellis at harvard medical school discussing the science and research behind the coronavirus. trump 2020 c

. >> caller: you bring up trump all the time and biden is running for president. you need to have him on. you all are fake. >> if mr. biden wants to come on this program, he's more than welcome to do so and take questions. that's olivia in virginia. one of the people commenting about reopening of states was new york's governor andrew cuomo. a daily press briefing he gives, you can see those on c-span, one of the comments he made was the lessons learned, that from other states opening up. >> new york, the cases are now on the decline. you look at the rest of the nation outside of new york, the cases are still on the incline. we took the worst situation in the nation and changed the trajectory so now we're on the decline. the rest of the nation, the cases are still on the incline. that is because of what the people in this state did. if you had said when we started this yes we have more cases than anyone else, yes we had this european virus attack us and nobody expected it, but we're not only going to change our trajectory, we're going to change the trajectory more d

i think there is somebody behind it, kind of like donald trump with all of the women with bill clinton. she had an enormous amount of allegations about himself behind the door. he had no idea that was going to fall through. these are the reason i am independent. i have a hard time believing the gop. i have a hard time believing the democrats. i am a black american. i think i am intelligent. i have a career. i have a good point of direction . i have 57 years of age. -- i am 57 years of age. host: the timeframe is what disturbs you the most. caller: true. anything of that value, that sincere, why wait? why hold onto something you know is going to spoil? , het is that right -- ripe would take it to the people. they will know about it. they will not sit with a stale fruit knowing that it has some type of stench. you get rid of it. you don't go to the garbage and grab the stench and bring it back to the house or home and say listen, this is what i got. host: did you apply that standard to claims against brett kavanaugh? caller: yes. i listened, and though i went to school, college and i kno

spray, wipe, rinse. >>> donald trump has taken his years' long fight to keep his taxes secret all the to the supreme court today. this is a sign of just how far donald trump will go to hide evidence of his own finances. now some investigators say the records could reveal key information about his conduct, about whether he has lied about his money, and if he lied to the feds at any point in time, which is of course a crime. now house democrats invoke one federal request of tax returns. meanwhile, the manhattan d.a. requesting records as they investigate potential local crimes related to the 2016 election, stormy daniels, all that stuff you may recall. so the supreme court could force the release of these records. trump's lawyers argue they have no legitimate right in seeking them. justice kagan suggests today the president cannot dictate how congress performs its oversight of the president. >> what it seems to me you're asking us to do is to put a kind of ten ton weight on the scales between the president and congress. and essentially to make it impossible for congress to perform overs

a big win for the white house and for donald trump. allf the politics of the mueller investigation, still rippling through the election process here in the united states. host: feels like a different world ago. stay with us here on outside source. still to come, we will be telling you why pakistan is lifting its lockdown even though infections there are rising. host: the government in the indian state has threatened to laun criminal proceedings against a south korean chemical company after a disastrous gas leak. 30 people have died. hundreds have received hospital treatment. >> toxic gas in the air. people stumble into the streets. some wait for help to arrive. some rushed the seriously ill to hospital anyway they could. among those affected, children. more than 1000 families live near the factory where this occurred. hundreds are in hospital. some are in critical condition. rescue personnel went door-to-door looking for anyone affected. authorities worked to contain this. south korea is looking into how the leak occurred. the factory was

then you have historically black colleges, all the aid that president trump gave. the opportunities, that is donald trump, criminal justice reform, ellis johnson, that is donald trump here that wasn't biden, that wasn't obama. i think if we are going to play identity politics came from i think trump has a solid record to run on. >> here are the numbers to keep your eye on in november. this treatment don't make stupid statement joe biden made will come back to bite him in november. and it will be important in november. republicans lose the vote nines-1. 9% democrats and 1%. obama wins 95/5. answer just 10% to 13% of the electric. now hillary clinton only one the african-american vote only, she won 92-8 she did worse than obama but the opportunity trump as who did better than mccain and romney is for trump to get 12, 13, 14 may be 15% of the black vote. shawn the differences if you lose it 10-1 and it's very hard to win back the presidency. if you lose the black vote 8-9 and make inroads, you can actually win pennsylvania, minnesota, wisconsin. a lot of those big sta

trump: you never got it. so with all of that long hours and with very, very sick people, you never caught the virus. ms. ford: no, sir. pres. trump: what do you attribute that to? ms. ford: ppe. pres. trump: oh, really? good. good protection. ms. ford: we have had protection. pres. trump: so you feel so you've had great protection? ms. ford: i have. pres. trump: so you feel that if you have the protection, you won't catch it. you feel that? ms. ford: yeah, i feel that's what protected me. pres. trump: that is fantastic. ms. ford: yes. pres. trump: good. wow. ms. ford: and i have not had short- me, personally, i have not had any shortage of ppe. pres. trump: and your coworkers, are they do they ms. ford: not at the hospital that i'm at. no, we haven't. pres. trump: that's incredible. ms. ford: they have provided excellent pres. trump: so you all have very good equipment ms. ford: yes. pres. trump: -- as the expression goes, right? ms. ford: yes. pres. trump: the gowns and the masks. everything. thank you very much, amy. m

well, i never want to agree with donald trump at all. and i don't wa nt to donald trump at all.ant to agree with him now. but to move away from him and this curious analysis of world problems, there is something very interesting happening that the economic engine that was hong kong up to when the bits left, finally, after leaving it too late. and china was struggling to come out of its past and hanging on to communism but, you know, trying to catch up with the economic progress is of the nations. today, china, mainland china, the chinese system has proved, again for a smaller number of people than the entire population, has become a powerhouse. and if you do anywhere in africa china is there. china is doing... i just phenomenally well in terms of its economic development. so then you begin to see the relationship with hong kong beginning to shift. i think they are wrong to more or less ta ke think they are wrong to more or less take over hong kong and take away its freedoms. but it was going to happen. and it is happening because china is now a hugely powerful presence and we sh

address the issue of china to a chinese american reporter your racist that's if you are donald trump. allright folks joining us now is the president of accuracy in media adam kalat adam welcome aboard i want to start with the the chucks chuck todd story that i had in my appetiser meet the press their handling of that video clip the answer given by attorney general michael barr to c.b.s. news regarding his decision to drop charges against general flynn now the president has weighed in on the whole incident calling him sleepy eyes chuck todd saying he should be fired by con kasdan for this fraud he knew exactly what he was doing fake news what do you think should should todd be fired his apology or explanation acceptable to you well we don't know what's in his heart we don't know what's in his head people do make honest mistakes but it's funny how all of their honest mistakes consistently push the same narrative they never seem to make an honest mistake that goes against the left it's only honest mistakes against the right funny how that works out it all the time all the time all right i wa

in california n 2018, seven republican house incumb t incumbents they all represented districts that hadn't voted for donald trumpn 2016, actually voted for hillary clinton. all of these districts down here in orange county, traditionally republican districts, guess what, every single one of these seven districts switched hands, became a democratic district in 2018, and now in one of them there's a special election, you can see right here, steve knight was the republican, he got unseated by katie hill. democrat katie hill, she was in a big scandal, she left office. seat is vacant. a special election in the 25th district of california, north of los angeles, and he is what i mean, hillary clinton won this district in 2016 by seven points, a very ripe target for democrats in 2018. katie hill won it by eight points in 2018. flip the seat. no longer representing this district, it's an open seat. so tomorrow these two candidates where are going to square off, christy smith and steve garc-- garcia. here's an interesting test, republicans are very bullish on the chances of their candidate here. remember, the special elec

. >> yeah, they absolutely did because everything that barack obama does seems to trigger donald trump allhen donald trump built his political brand saying that barack obama wasn't born in the united states. i think what bothers president obama so much is frankly he used to tell us that he saw the presidency as running a relay race. you run your leg and hand off the baton to the guy after you or woman after you and the relay race he ran when it came to these types of diseases is we had an ebola outbreak that really rattled us in 2014, and took the lives of two people here in the united states. after that president obama set up a pandemic preparedness office in the white house that president trump shut down. he set up a playbook literally handed to the trump administration on how do you respond to a pandemic. they tossed it in the garbage. he set up a cabinet level exercise in the transition, the incoming trump team and ignored it and got rid of most of the people in the exercise given the turnover, and set up a global infrastructure of people to monitor for pandemics, including somebody in

before and it was created precisely because we brought the value of human life so high that it trumps all the material values reach makes the whole system in my view totally unsustainable the question is what can possibly replace it this is a discussion about consumption because the whole of all capitalism since quite a long while maybe here made going to century was based on their idea of ever increasing consumption which was seen as something. basically positive yes we had. with criticism and the knowledge and so far a left wing. driven party is in the united states and in western europe but it never challenge to the very idea they just wanted to make consumption a little bit less harmful to nature not you know well not much more now i think we will face a serious debate about the nature of global capitalism and in this regard i can expect. new ideological new divides and struggles to emerge because after what was the triumphal far and near liberalism we should mention that there was a perception that after collapse of the soviet union and soviet model of communism no. alternatives will

all staffers who enter the west wing to wear a mask. except for the president, because you know, rules don't apply to him. donald trump is now with all these tests living like the world's most closely monitored porn star. kevin hassett, who is a top economic adviser to trump, said it is scary to go to work now. right. but by all means, let's send everyone else back to work. and in the midst of all this, with his spokesperson testing positive, mike pence went to iowa to meet with executives from several big food companies. and you can see here everyone is wearing a mask. until a woman comes in -- i don't know who the woman is. but 11 minutes before mike pence arrives she says something to the executives and they remove their masks after hearing it. and then who shows up but the vice president. he's maskless too. everyone claps. they've got a hashtag that says helpful, smile strong, which reads like a poorly translated sign on a chinese dentist's office. anyway, it doesn't matter who in his office has it. no mask for mike pence. he is a very bad, bad boy. he's wild. that video, by the way, i want to say was not doctored

that's more so like the fact i was been in 1980s, and started with reagan and then bush and then trump, all kind of tied together. being crewing us people all under 40. that's the stuff that nobody could have known. but i felt like i didn't want to be another black man letting my mom down, and she literally does not think that, but it's my own guilt. that's also the fact that for the point of the larger point of the book, we punish ourselves for things that's not fair and mostly financial stuff. literally you're -- it's you against the system. >> host: yeah. going to take a quick pause. i don't want to die poor. if you're watching this -- >> guest: that is true friendship. >> host: there's a button on the bottom to purchase if you'd like. that's what we're talking about. i think also it's a very -- it is a good title, great -- whoever did your become cover, fantastic. >> guest: i loved the cover. >> host: fantastic. i think the second chapter in the book, i'll try not to spoil it but i do want to talk but certain points in the book. you're talking about reality tv. talking but a world at wh

conversation and i'm going to come must have beautiful handle that do you believe that this is good for trump all right so the whole coronavirus pandemic the idea of maybe using it politically. what does this do for the republican chances for a 2nd term. well if he is successful if he at cannae does not flatlined then he will be seen as a hero then you know maybe seen as a hero with how we can't because we're in a political well lambaste right now with the democrats and the washable against so depending on whom you turn if you talk to a democrat president truman is a fairly about how he's handled everything if you talk to republican they're going to say he's aware now let's try this out delay has struck during right now. what i mean that added to say he has been a failure. i think you know when you take partisanship out of the equation when you look at where we are right now we've lost 30000000 jobs over the past i want to say 2 months you know the main street economy has flatlined were in a deep recession you know folks are unemployed at a rate that we haven't seen since the great depression and

all the way possibly to president trump at the time and joe biden when he was vice president. would like to see the media that loves asking him all these softball questions. ask him what he knew and when he knew it. the american people are going to demand answers to this when they make a decision in november. judge jeanine: they have been for years. and it's so frustrating. when you talk about joe biden we know biden was in that room. this is the obama-biden administration. this was something that was discussed constantly. this is counter-intelligence. what about the fact that you are now -- >> keep in mind, nancy pelosi gives adapt schiff his gavel. in november, in every democrat election, the question will be asked, are you going to vote for for speaker. if it's nancy pelosi she'll give schiff the gavel. that will be a factor in november. judge jeanine: senator marsha blackburn standing by tonight. i'll discuss the white house plans with economic advisor larry kudlow. audible is my road-trip companion. it's kind of my quiet, alone time. audible is a routine for me. it's like

now he's blaming trump because all else failed. governor, it's time for you to admit your mistakes. admit your mistakes were deadly. you put the elderly, your signature, your executive order, your decision. donald trump had been saying, we will back you up but you make up your own mind on these things. you put the most vulnerable at risk andn people died as a resut of you not protecting the elderly. the saddest part of this, it didn't have to be like this. instead of takingns responsibility, these democratic governors all do the opposite. look at his bombshell new report from the guardian revealing for example in new york that cuomo gave immunity to nursing home executives following big campaign donations. don't forget by the way, the volunteers that came from other states to help new york in their hour of need? they all have to pay new york state income taxes. thanks for coming and helping. even the new york health department is covering their tracks. actuallyri deleting cuomo's executive order with his signature links to this nursing home disaster. meanwhile, tensions are beginning

president trump alles a medication approved for use in treating covert 19 in the united states while the world awaits a vaccine.

is spam not at all. -- pres. trump: not at all. people who saw them were tested. the tests were negative, and they were quarantining anyway. please go ahead. president, i wanted to ask, are you now or are you considering separating some more with vice president pence as a precautionary measure? trump: first of all, the job he has done on task force, the job he has done as vice president of the united states, has been outstanding. and he is a warrior, just like doctors, nurses. he is working so hard. he is coming into contact with a lot of people. but again, he tested negative. we have to understand that. he comes into contact with a lot of people. it is something probably during this quarantine period we will talk about. i have not seen him since then, but i would say that he and i will be talking about that. that. talk about reporter: the president just said that dr. fauci tested negative. why did they need to be isolating? is there some concern that they could be spreading the virus in some way? is there concern about the testing? why do they need to isolate? gl

adams, what do president trump and winston churchill have in common. >> it's all the great to be with you. look, donald trump and winston churchill have a lot in common. on first blush when you look at both men you wouldn't think it's. . one is 5-6 and loved to drink. one was six foot, tea totaler. one began their career by introducing tariffs. the other by opposing them. one was this great soaring compelling orator, the other a rather crude, but effective tweeter nonetheless. on the surface they seem to be profoundly different, but peter, as soon as you drill deeper as i did in my book on trump and churchill, you find the men have remarkable similarities. both intensely disliked, even hated. both loved their country. both plain speakers and clear thinkers. both alpha males. both had an acrimonious relationship with the media. both endured massive battles with the establishment in their own political party. both had predecessors that were considered very weak. of course, winston churchill had neville chamberlin and donald trump had barack obama. so there are actually incredible parall

donald trump and twitter are clashing swords it all started with the president's tweet about mail in voting his claim that they could lead to fraud was slapped with a fact check labeled by the social media giant and now trumps dishing out some executive punishment what they used to fact check and what they choose to ignore or even promote is nothing more than a political activism group or political activism and it's an appropriate the executive orders targeted at major social media platforms and aims to trim down legal protections that have long let these companies censor content without liability however trump's liberal opposition seems to think the president is giving this debacle way too much attention trump is out there to do the good this morning conference and treaty we don't yet know how exactly trump's order will make any legal difference but he's clearly sending a message that these social media corporations do not have a monopoly on truth strangely enough an unlikely ally has come forward to support trump a leader from the very industry that he's at odds with but i don't thi

trump presidency. because so much has been said and written from all sides about donald trump and his administration. but very little so far, and that's with understandable given we are only three and a half years to his time in office, and we don't know what's going to happen in november of this year, whether he will be reelected, although i remain sanguine about his prospects. no one has really written what donald trump is going to look like in history. and and i found that to be a rar interesting proposition and it's one that i decided to explore. now, as i think i told you when we did in-depth -- "in depth" for years now i was on the trump train on day one. on the 16th of june, 2015 when he came down the escalator. because i had this lifelong admiration with him beginning from reading the art of the deal in my teenage years, i kind of felt that with the environment that existed in america at the time that a normal politician, no matter how articulate, no matter how talented, no matter how well presented was going to cut it, and america really needed a sledgehammer of sorts to change things and al