you should know the united states government is working diligently to figure this out. would be the chinese government to open up. they said they want to cooperate, one of the best ways is to let the world in, let the scientists know about this talk came to be. >> shannon: it's not clear that we'll ever get that information from china. this information seems to be using carrots and sticks, some public criticism by the president. what are the odds we will get any cooperation from china? do you go i don't think until we get through this crisis that we are in currently. there is a lot of, there still a lot of ppe, different things we

and the united states government has but this happening. the medical director of a hospital in massachusetts shared his experience of the pandemic with us there have been employees that have tested positive and that obviously emotionally it's really difficult to see people that you work with who are said this experience has probably been one of the best and one of the worst things simultaneously. the worst is related to some of the things we talked about before the seeing patients who are dying seeing people who are healthy and reduced to distribute critical illness. the scope of the number of people that are affected it is it's painful to be heartbreaking. the global lockdown has seen schools and universities embrace the digital era with classes going online but in a way of delivering lessons hasn't exactly gone to plan for everyone as the reports . 2020 a pandemic your parent let's be honest this is probably your reality yet again i didn't know they think about that i think it is going to have. some other sort of a i don't i was going nam

the united states government is working diligently to figurebu this out we really need the chinese governmentopen up. ros:e h a picture of the lab in question from a government website. >> according to the institutes website, its subjects of study it also houses a lab fors.s. viru they also have developed different super labs around the world that study the most dangerous viruses. it is worth mentioning that such allegations are not unique. in february, there w a story trending on social media that the first covid-19 patient was a researcher working at the lab, but the institute quickly denounced that rumor and said the researcher had left the lab yes ago, and no one working there was infected with covid-19. ros: well, today we heard this from the chinese government. i>>ould like to remind you that who officials hav repeatedly stated there is not any evidence the new coronavirus was produced in a laboratory. many believe the source has no scientific -- this story has no scientific basis. ros: evidence suggestst has a natural animal origin and is not a constructed virus. what about claimshat t

but it's not the government of the united states it's silicon valley in the united states so you have the chinese government and silicon valley are the 2 world leaders in terms of artificial intelligence development the question is what point does the u.s. government say they're going to work closely with silicon valley to surpass where china is in terms of ai and just because you can doesn't mean that you should and that's one of the problems that we have with ai right now is how far is too far in terms of what we allow this technology to do you know i'm glad that you pointed that out because it should be to distinguish that china's technology is state own technology whereas here in the us the stuff happening in silicon valley belongs to whoever owns that startup or that google or that you know that facebook it's not state owned right so what how does what i mean by the other i mean wars say yes they didn't force yes so what you have in the united states is it a worse system in my opinion because you have a for profit model that is privately owned but then s

our sisters and brothers across the united states government that have helped get these people back. aside from our repatriation efforts, we continue to work with countries around the world as well. we have all the things that these countries need to get the citizens back. that way we can get the global economy back on its feet when this global crisis is over. president trump: we'll see if anyone has any questions for the secretary of state. >> that is an amazing effort that you made. how do you know when you're done? i imagine there are americans that will pop up essay that i want to go home now. sec. pompeo: it is a great question. we still have several thousand people that are working and identify themselves every day. new people find themselves in a difficult place. we will be done when people can travel on their own again. we are intended to get back. we hope that day comes pretty soon where we don't have to lie on the state department to get them back home. we are devoting all the resources we have. they are not in the capital near the airport or the roads are closed. it is not

stages in the united states and we continue to learn that americans at the cdc were in close contact early on americans atr and the who were transmitting information to the united states government. we know from a report yesterday that in early january and february, men of the -- many of the presidents daily briefings include warnings about the coronavirus. it is not the case that this came out of nowhere and nobody saw this coming. this is not to excuse china. i want repeating that. we are talking about a complex chain of poor decisions, wishful thinking, coverups, and i we have a tit for tat the sort that you mentioned, which the chinese attitude, and they don't have any evidentiary basis and they are preventing us from cooperating to learn what we need to know about the virus and to try to get a vaccine. host: what do we need to learn from the chinese government? what is the likelihood we will get that kind of information? guest: we need to get teams of epidemiologists into wuhan together with chinese and international researchers to see if many of the early samples as we possibly can. the key thing is to know and i am not an epidemiologist, so this comes from my reading of s

once mighty oil empire of saudi arabia now crumbling when asked to wonder just what the united states government is still trying to protect when it was revealed last week during a civil lawsuit brought against the saudi government by the families of 911 victims then in a series of filings u.s. attorney general william barr yes william barr the addon as well as the acting director of national intelligence richard grinnell and other senior officials insisted to a federal judge in the civil case that further disclosures about saudi connections to the $911.00 plot would imperil national security and in case you were hoping to at least know why the contents of these documents would impair all u.s. national security well you don't get to know that pro publica goes on to a point that the administration insisted in court filings that even its justification for that secrecy needed to remain u.s. secret. not even 19 years plummeting oil prices and a pandemic apparently can break down the walls of u.s. government secrecy that still surround the attacks on september the 11th 2001 which is why we are always

and i write that down and i owe you, it's a statement that owe you is a statement that the united states government the owes you money. united states government owes you money for so basically what uncle sam much. was doing was saying, we will basically, what uncle sam was doing was saying, we are going to have people pay us taxes to pay for have people pay us taxes to this thing pay for this thing, but, we, but will also have to go into we also are going to have to go debt to pay for this thing. into debt to pay for this now, a show of hands, how thing. now, food show of hands. many people have some sort of how many people have some sort of united states saving bond? a few united states savings? hands. how many people have been bonds? given something like that for a birthday, or a graduation or something of that kind? right? >> how many people have been given something like that for it is a birthday or graduation or a very something of that kind? , very right? important looking piece it is a very, very of paper that is interesting looking piece of paper that is not a toy. not a toy. you open the c

speak to united states government has policies on this that have governed the activity and many have classified and are hard to know. the broader question is more pessimistic is can we get otheret nations to agree to that standard can we have norms here the way we've had norms in other categories of warfare. the way we have seen technologies emerge in the arpast. were billed norms to try to counteract to them. i am very skeptical of that i think it's an opportunity where it serves the interest of all nations of the perceived interest of all nations to compete in cyberspace. the norms that have been outlined so far in the un have been very high level, very general i don't think are constraining a lot of state behavior. >> when you have those that conduct the most destructive attacks on the u.s. and the west, we don't seem to adhere to any kind of ethical practices and norms. >> guest: that's fair. >> host: because of that are they getting better had they surpassed the united states their capability? >> the way i like to phrase it and you hear it a lot. we have a lot of rocks will elim

united states as immigrants. but is the only time the united state government makes an exception outside of our immigration policy to admit a mass of refugees. this is a piece of a fence that has been led to us, the barbed wire fence that surrounded those refugees. they published their own newspaper called the ontario chronicle. you are seeing a cartoon from the ontario chronicle showing the before and after, the excitement of the refugees as they arrived in new york harbor, seeing the statue of liberty. one year later they are still held behind us barbed wire fence and the promise of liberty seems to be at such a distance. this is an illustration that appeared in the newspaper in august of 1945. this speaks to the contrast we want to get out through the exhibition between the promise of liberty and the idea of america as a land of refugee and the political reality on the ground that made it so difficult for americans to make good on that progress. we end the exhibition with a number of contrasts in april and may of 1945. in april you see here that american soldiers encounter nazi concentration camps. will see ei

multiple sources are telling fox news today that the united states government now has high confidence that because of lack safety protocols, and in turn was infected, protocols, and intern was infected, who later infected her boyfriend, then went to the wet market in wuhan, where it began to spread. does that correspond with what you have heard... well i don't want to say that, john, but i will tell you more and more, we are hearing the story. we know that there is the wuhan institute of virologyjust a handful of miles away from where the wet market was. there's still lots to learn, you should know that the united states government is working diligently to figure this out. but what we really need is the chinese government to open up. the lab in question is the wuhan institute of virology. this picture is from a government website. here‘s zhoiyin feng from bbc chinese on the work that it does. according to the institute‘s website. it‘s subjects include studying infectious diseases. it also houses asia‘s first protection level four map, which is the highest level of map of viruses. ther

united states we had most robust economies that the united states has ever had. when we get back to those levels and the world gets back to those levels, those governments that depend for their national g.d.p. on oil will be in a better place. there is real risk that those countries will face financial challengeses and we are in conversations with them how to bridge that gap collectively. reporter: given its fail your to notify the w.h.o. in a timely manner, do they owe individuals or countries compensation? and you spoke about multiple labs in china, what is your assessment of china's handling of these dangerous materials? >> i'm going to leave the accountability piece of this for another day, in terms of what we do to assign accountability and how we hold other nations accountable other than to that the who >> you mentioned multiple labs in china. >> i'm not going to comment. what i will say it is easier to know the answer to your question about whether these labs are in compliance not only with the regulations but happened willing the material that is adequate, safe and secure since the world can have access and share that information openly and transparently an

around the world do you what's happened is because the united states dollar by and large is used to settle. outside the united states the u.s. government essentially ruined as much money as it wants without having to bear the cost of leases you know essentially exporting inflation at their best and this is ited states government it's not good for the rest of the planet and you know we have a sort of international currency or the standard drawing rights we just use by the international monetary fund but since the i.m.f. international monetary fund is essentially controlled by the u.s. treasury department the i.m.f. cannot make the s.d.r. distended growing rights an international currency in fact they've just rejected an application by the government or in his will to have access to it all understand it or grow rights or just sitting in washington d.c. so their own money they're not able to access this means we don't have the ability to have i don't see outside the dollar the dollar that having the dollars and us are suitable for the american government it's to go to wall street but it's not so good if you live in calcutta yeah but i'm g

we have this government to government relationship with the united states. that is what john ross was talking about in his decision. the relationship between the government of the united states and the indian nation, and cherokee nation. that come i think, is still important, as offensive as it is, to think about our great democracy dismantled and our chief appointed, this container will relationship -- this continual relationship with the chiefs and the government of the united states is absolutely critical to the cherokee nation, and that is why, throughout history, it has been flowed, but we kept it, and if we had not kept it, i would not be here as chief today. so what are we doing today? well, that is a picture of our $200 million health center, the largest health center in the united states for native americans, but that was just opened last year, so how would had we've really gotten here, from appointed chief to elected chiefs in the 20 century, and i have the pleasure of working with an elected council, a judiciary, supreme court and judicial courts,

regret the decision of the president of the united states to order a halt in funding to the world health organization with support from the people and government of the united states, who works to improve the health of many of the world's poorest .nd most vulnerable people who is not only fighting covid-19, we are also working to address polio, measles, malaria, tuberculosis, malnutrition, cancer, diabetes, mental health, and many other diseases and conditions. we also work with countries to andngthen health systems improve access to life-saving health services. who is reviewing the impact of withdrawal ofny u.s. funding, and we work to address any financial gaps we face and to ensure our work continues uninterrupted. our commitment to public health and to serving all the people of the world without fear or neighbor remains absolute. our mission and mandate are to work with all nations equally, without regard to size of their .opulations or economies covid-19 does not discriminate race, nations, and poor, large nations and small. it does not discriminate between nationalities or ideologies. neither do we. this is a time for all of us to be uni

the mode of white settlement, indian land, all forms of trade, individual trait or government other than the united states federal government were prohibited from purchasing or laying claim to native lands that call to the licensing of traders, liquor traffic to be curtailed, crimes committed against indians were to be punished severely. in july 1789, it is past by president washington and based on earlier policies. but there were never quite sure that the permanence of the policies. they wanted to pass them in an ad hoc manner. they were tweaked and passed again and again. following washington's concerns expressed in his annual message which we call the state of the union, or he was worried about crimes committed against native peoples, particularly in the southwest. he actually tells congress that to enforce upon the indians the observance of justice is indispensable that there will be competent means of rendering justice to them. that is something that these trade and intercourse laws were attempted to create a structure for. the trade and intercourse act was passed in 1796 and made more permanent unde

that's how much money the australian government will spend to began building up a stockpile of crude oil but that stockpile will be stored here in the united states the government says the move is intended to confront australia's fuel insecurity which may arise from major events such as military conflict and the federal opposition criticize the plan however calling it bizarre as the reserves will actually be held overseas. and speaking of australians it is a tale of blackmail spying babydaddy switcheroo and of course american efforts to off someone deemed anomie of the state were of course talking about julian assange and today the world knows the name of his fiance and mother of his 2 sons as 37 year old stella morris now ms morris revealed her identity just days ahead of a spanish court they were expected to do so because of the court case against a spanish security firm you see global for more on this we will go to former u.k. m.p. and friend of julian us on mr george galloway so 1st george allow me to say how disgusted i was learning the details of this sordid and 6 story because as a mom to a baby similar in age to julian's boy gabriel who w

businesses and schools an issue that's put the federal government at all as with state governors and ended in mixed messages for the public. in the united states government is making very different decisions on whether to ease the lockdown very much you're seeing a lot of governors get out and they want to open it up many are thinking about their school system that not a long way to go in the school system right now for the season for this year but i think you'll see a lot of schools open up even if it's for a very short period of time are they going to be a good thing in georgia restaurants nail salons and even cinemas are already opening up for business despite 25000 reported cases of covert 19 in the southern state it's not a decision we take lightly but we do know that the governor has allowed it here in georgia we're looking to his leadership as an indication of when when it's appropriate for us to open. well in california and texas hundreds of people are visiting beaches very little is open for business in the deprived city of baltimore maryland which has reported almost 20000 cases of the virus. and. a bunch of. thank you but i t

that's how much money the australian government will spend to begin building up a stockpile of crude oil but that stockpile will actually be stored here in the united states the government says the move is intended to confront australia's fuel insecurity which may arise in the case of events such as military conflict but the federal opposition criticised that plan calling it bizarre as their reserves are going to be held overseas. and over to nova scotia canada where the death toll from the mass shooting over the weekend now stands at $22.00 the rampage lasted 14 hours and ended after the 51 year old gunman was fatally shot by police authorities say a motive has yet to be determined but they do confirm the gunman knew some of his victims. all right it was 20 years ago today that americans saw federal agents point an m 5 rifle at a terrified 5 year old boy in florida in order to reunite him with his father in cuba the case of this has been seared into the minds of cuban americans as part of their modern history one of refugee status death and parental rights that added to the tense diplomatic relations between the u.s. and cuba now larry king covered the s

united states has immigrants. is the only time the united state government makes an exception outside of our immigration policy to admit a mass of refugees. this is a piece of the fence from oswego that's been lent to us, the piece of the barbed wire fence that surrounded the refugees at ft. ontario. they published their own newspaper called "the ontario chronicle." you are seeing a cartoon from "the ontario chronicle" showing the before and after, the excitement of the refugees as they arrived in new york harbor, seeing the statue of liberty. on august 5th, 1944, and one year later they are still held behind this barbed wire fence and the statue of liberty or the promise of liberty seems to be at such a distance. this is an illustration that appeared in their own newspaper "the ontario chronicle" in august of 1945, drawn by one of the refugees, max sipser. this speaks to the contrast we want to get out through the exhibition between the promise of liberty, the idea of america as a land of refugee and the political reality on the ground that made it difficult for americans to make good on that promise. we end the

demick germany brazil and other countries around the world were claiming that the united states government was either swooping in and out bidding them after sales were already finalized or the us was just plain downright stealing or as we like to call it here confiscating everything from face masks to ventilators as the item sat on the tarmac in china waiting to be shipped off to the country that rightfully purchased the world appears that there's no holds barred loop grab perpetrated by the united states bedroom government has of correspondence way back home yes multiple state officials and local health groups from massachusetts to illinois to texas have been sounding the alarm that various federal agencies have been scooping up shipments of personal protective equipment and other valuable medical supplies for quite some time now according to a letter published in the new england journal of medicine by a medical doctor andrew artin steen with bay state health massachusetts 1st after spending valuable time just trying to convince the f.b.i. not to confiscate his shipment of k n 95 respirat

you should know the united states government is working diligently to figure this out. would be the chinese government to open up. they said they want to cooperate, one of the best ways is to let the world in, let the scientists know about this talk came to be. >> shannon: it's not clear that we'll ever get that information from china. this information seems to be using carrots and sticks, some public criticism by the president. what are the odds we will get any cooperation from china? do you go i don't think until we get through this crisis that we are in currently. there is a lot of, there still a lot of ppe, different things we are have that china has to cooperate with us. i don't think -- there may be more and more aggressive, evidently the fact that they're talking about this suggest that they, they want a story to get out there. it also points to this "washington post" story that the u.s. officials were going to the wuhan area a few years ago and raising concerns through the embassy in beijing and then the state department. warnings that they were not living up to

united states. comrade de blasio, governor of new york, state government of new york, totally completely utterly unprepared. equipment,f medical y totally insufficient. you have comrade de blasio, mayor of new york, he actually sold the city's measly stockpile, they only had 500 ventilators, after failing to maintain them. we don't even know who bought them at auction. even though the city had beenn warned that they, the city alone, would need 10,000 ventilators. the governor cuomo, his health department calling for the state to purchase 15,873 ventilators for the peak week they would be short and the federal government would not be there to help you. they bought none. .4% of his budget. instead, he directed a task force to come up with a plan. how do you ration the 2008 they had on hand? on march 2nd, de blasio, march k telling the people of new york city, get out on the town, catch a play. from march 2nd to march 5th, this is what i recommend. he said march 10th, most peoplee could still go out. the risk is low. march 2nd, governor cuomo said the disease would not be as bad in new york as other countries

point to be prepared to testify in the united states senate against someone who is being nominated to one of the most powerful positions in the united states government, that takes an extraordinary amount of courage. >> not only do women like dr. ford who bravely come forward need to be heard, but they need to be believed. they need to be believed. >> let me say right at the outset, i believe dr. ford. i believe the survivor here. there is every reason to believe her. she has come forward courageously and bravely. >> i believe her, i stand with her. >> do you hope that she testifies? >> i don't think she probably done this scenario. >> i think she's credible and i think when the investigation is finished and when she testifies and judge kavanaugh testifies, i think a majority of senators will find her credible. >> sean: do you believe tara reid? now remember, that allegation with professor ford was an allegation with zero corroboration, zero witnesses, no police report. tabetara reade, check. once praise the courage of kavanaugh's accuser but is now refusing to say anything about tara reid. she supporting biden this week. meanwhile, more predictable

more than 495 spec united states from all across the world, this worldwide scale of our repatriation efforts is without parallel in our lifetime. we are co—ordinate with foreign governments, airport authorities, medical units, transmission companies, hotels, you name it working with them to make sure the american people get back to be with their families see behind me the map of the flights we have brought back people from all across the world come every day i get a chance to get the remarkable stories from our team, let me give you just a couple of examples. our mission in peru working with the peruvian military and police forces to send riverboats up the river to get citizens that were stranded deep inside the amazon forest. our mission in nepal make sure a woman who was running low on medication could get what she needed at a pharmacy before boarding an evacuation flight that brought her back here. in honduras after the government imposed for stretch 24/7 curfew and closed airports our embassy spring into action for stranded americans, thousands of them, they tore up one of our counsellor officers thank you for helping me get back home to my dad. pretty neat. receive

united states was running a wild west style smash and grab when it came to securing valuable medical supplies during this pandemic germany brazil and other countries around the world were claiming that the united states government was either swooping in and out bidding them after sales were already finalized or the us was just plain downright stealing or as we like to call it here confiscating everything from face masks to ventilators as the item sat on the tarmac in china waiting to be shipped off to the country that rightfully purchased them well appears that there's no holds barred loop grab perpetrated by the united states bedroom government as of correspondents way back home.

united states was running a wild west style smash and grab when it came to securing valuable medical supplies during this pandemic germany brazil and other countries around the world were claiming that the united states government was either swooping in and out bidding them after sales were already finalized or the us was just playing downright stealing or as we like to call it here confiscating everything from face masks to ventilators as the item sat on the tarmac in china waiting to be shipped off to the country that right.