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biden cut the seal with the university of delaware's trustees. you won't be too shocked to learn that the head is a longtime credit card salesman the former see eo he spent most of his career as a beautiful water carrier for high interest credit card businesses. so many of his businesses drowned in that. it seems to be a key reason why joe biden did that. irregular's lease on money over the years. he gave his son a lucrative job, at one point he even bought biden's home in wilmington for what was clearly an above market price. by the way, cochran is not alone. according to reporting by foxnews.com at least seven other board members have also contributed to joe biden's political campaign. now they're protecting him. even by the standards of the small state, that looks like corruption. this show has filed an open records request of the university of delaware to find out more. we have a right to. we will tell you what we find. in the meantime, ellie larson is a political reporter. she recently interviewed tara reade, she joins us now. thank you so m

they said at the university of delaware. 's talking about agreeing to make his national archive records public but why not agree to make a senate paper public at the university of delaware, by the way business insider is saying the biden campaign sent and operatives to the university of delaware to look at his papers and positions. so it feels like now, the story is turned into a cover-up. it's a last thing that the biden campaign wanted to happen. >> in any investigative context, obviously, you don't sit there with somebody who you're investigating to conduct, you say we want to search computer records. it's not necessary because the information you're not looking for is not there. it's laughable. and no investigators going to accept the obviously. so there is a back story, i'm not going to overstep whatever the phrases, but the point is he did come across as you saw when he laid it out as not wanting to agree to have the university of delaware records searched or looked at. i think that's a big sherlock holmes point obvious

office for any united states senator, democrat or republican, there's nothing there at the university of delawaree is more likelihood of documents at the university of donald trump, trump university. it is just -- need to focus on the archives. >> if you want transparency. shannon: there are a lot of documents and not much time. we will see what else we get, the president was clear on tv. good to see you both. breaking late tonight the fda fast tracking the approval of the drug showing real promise against the coronavirus, we have the scoop next. shannon: a fox news alert, north korean state run media replacing video reportedly showing kim jong un attending a ceremony for the completion of a fertilizer factor, the dictator's first public appearance and three weeks, questions about kim's of service april 15th after he missed the celebration of his grandfather's birthday. federal drug regulators giving approval to the first drug that appears to help coronavirus patients recover faster, pulmonary study shows the drug not only helps patients recover quickly, but it's maker says it will donate product

there's nothing there at the university of delaware. there's more likelihood of death so mica documents on trump university. >> jenna: will see. >> you can say that for sure. you want transparency, then ask them. >> there are a lot of documents evolved, not that much time. we will see what else we get. vice president was clear this morning. the story is not over, i have a feeling. breaking tonight, the fda fast tracking the approval of the drug throwing stomach showing real promise, next. amping, gas, or sudden urgency. miralax. look for the pink cap. >> shannon: florida has the highest number of jobless clai claims. so, monday scheduled reopening cannot come soon enough for millions of floridians anxious to get back to work. phil keating reports from miami beach. >> tom davis is a freelance musician who for six weeks now has been singing the blues. like millions of americans around the country who lost her job, and have been unable to receive their state unemployment benefits in a timely manner, if at all. nearly 2 million floridians ha

if that's true, open up your record at the university of delaware.se: you were comparing it to brett kavanaugh. you saw him at those hearings. he was shake he was so outraged about it accusations. you could feel it in your bones how upset he was. maybe biden's handlers prepared him to be different. when they talk about papers in his office in the university of delaware. he said there would be no personnel complaint there. he doesn't want anybody asking about it either. let's rinse to his answer. >> why not do a search for tara reade's name in the university of delaware record? >> look, i mean, who does that search? jesse: do you think he's saying -- come in, take a look. >> i volunteer to do the search. there is some evidence afloat that staffers have been searching about a year ago when other women saying he's playing with my hair. he rubs my shoulders and my neck. those records may have $already been rifled through. i think he should be a stand up guy and say fine, bring it on. investigate me. prison an independent investigation because i -- bring

what about the university of delaware. s campaign focus was if there is something filed, we want the national archives to look into it and see if anything is there. what about the university of delaware where all of his senate papers are. he didn't have an answer for why they can't do the same kind of search at the university of delaware. he was relying on the angels understandable rule and without a controversy that people don't have any of their papers public until after they're gone from public life but this is an exception and when you are trying to put forward a brand new strategy of transparency to not have an answer to that question whether it is a red pairing or not. it could be, we talk aboare tal about politics here and we know how it works. republicans seizing on that and taking it to democratic members of congress, democratic candidates running for congress and senators as well. it already is trickling down to that unanswered question to other candidates on the ballot. so that's why it is not over yet. >> i want

university of delawaream records? >> who does that search? >> the university of delawarerhaps you set up a commission that can do it? i don't know, whatever is the fairest way to create the most transparency. >> tucker: mika brezinski went after biden in a fair way, a legitimate way but she was tough enough and you wonder what this was about. this is someone who sucks up to democratic politicians relentlessly but she is hard on biden. could it be a sign the democratic establishment has decided we can't win with thisr. guide maybe it's time to get him off the stage. no evidence of that but it's interesting. another interesting thing, bideh has already ordered a search of his papers housed in national archives are references to tara reade but refuses to order a search of his archives at the university of delaware. those papers are sealed, we can't see them and we can't even know why we can't see them because the gift agreement that biden signed withh the universiy of delaware is also sealed. it's possible he received a hefty payment for his papers, the school denies that so

when asked if he would release additional senate record stored at the university of delaware, or proof search of tara reade's name within those documents, biden insisted that would be necessary. >> a record like this can only be in one place. it wouldn't be at the university of delaware. my archives do not contain personal files. i archives contain -- i say "personal," personnel files. they don't contain personnel files. public records. my speeches, my papers, my position papers. if that document existed, it would be stored in the national archives where documents from the office she claims to have filed a complaint with our stored. >> melissa: martha, that was a dodge on, "will you open up those records at the university of delaware?" he left himself open there. what are your thoughts on that? >> martha: well, i think in most cases along these lines there is an urge on the part of most politicians to protect documents, to not want people to have the opportunity to kind of go through them and see everything that's there. of course for him it would be a lot better if he were able to say

but those are probably at the university of delaware, where biden deposited all of his senatorial documentsnot be accessed until two years after he retired fromm public life. mika offered a method of checking those files without revealing any other material and biden didn't like it. >> laura: why not do a search for tara reade's name in the university of delaware records? >> look, who does that search? >> laura: the university of delaware? perhaps you set up arh commissi? that can do it? i don't know. whatever is the fairest way to create the most transparency. >> this is -- look, mika. >> laura: tonight, eric holder said that these are just allegations being fueled by trump supporters. he said that tonight, former attorney general of the united states. i also believe he said something like, you've got to believe women. i am paraphrasing. >> we know biden staffers confirmed by "business insider," biden staffers have been inside the university of delaware boxes beer there are 1800 of them. we need to know what they were doing there between april of last year and march of this year when that

these are papers, deposited with the university of delaware being cared for by the university of delaware own say so could open up to public inspection. that is going to create a lot of pressure on biden to do that, maybe democrats will come up with some way to really limit the look that people could have of these papers, maybe between dates. maybe anything that applies specifically to tara reade, nothing else. i mean but the basic idea is the man was in the senate for 36 years. it is a big part of his case to the american people, that he has the leadership and experience to be able to be president. why is making his papers a secret? elizabeth: you know so we had democrat senators ed markey, jeff merkley, tim kaine, who was hillary's choice for vice president, yes, there should be a an independent probe what tara reade saying what joe biden did to her. the allegation he sexually assaulted her in 1993 when joe biden was 20 years in as senator. remember the brett kavanaugh was when brett kavanaugh was a teenager this is different. what is happening now, we're seeing joe biden to your point

but -- >> very. >> but the university of delaware question remains. o open up those files, like you said, for any -- just do a word search of tara reade's name and any documents that may have those. if they don't have that name in those files, then there's nothing to be concerned about. >> there's no complaint anywhere, and i think what might have tripped him up was those are policy papers and speeches. so what he seemed to be saying is, why would you look there? it's not there, but at this point, it's been asked why they were resealed when they were supposed to be reopened. it's an area where people have had questions. >> and questions will remain. there could be notes from staff members regarding this incident that have her name there. they need to do the search

let's see those documents, those are probably at the university of delaware were biden deposited all f his senatorial documents but they can't be accessed until two years after he retired from public life. mika offered a method of checking those files without revealing other material, biden didn't like it. >> why not do a search for tara reade's name in the university of delaware records? >> look, who does that search? >> the university of delaware? perhaps you set up a commission? i don't know, whatever is the fairest way to create the most transparency. >> well, look, mika. >> laura: while tonight, eric holder said that these are just allegations being fueled by supporters. so he said that tonight, former attorney general of the united states. i also believe said something like you have to believe women. something like that. >> we know biden staffers, confirmed by the business insider, biden staffers had been into those university delaware boxes. 1800 of them, we need to know what they were doing in there between april of last year and march of this year, when that library close. so

the agreement reached between the vice president biden and the university of delaware was very clearlyion papers, documents that were attained and accumulated over the course of his 36-year career in the senate. that did not necessarily -- and biden himself has said would not have concluded personnel records. i think everyone brings to this conversation the scar tissue of the 2016 campaign when of course we all remember hillary clinton had to release email after email from her time at the state department and i think what the biden campaign hopes to do today was to put this on the national archives, to put this on the senate, to say that any record of a personnel complaint would have existed in the senate itself and not in biden's personal archives. this is something we're going to be talking about and that the trump campaign will be pressing in the days and weeks ahead. >>> thanks for staying on top of this for us. let's go to chicago where protestors are starting to gather to demand that the governor lift coronavirus restrictions and reopen the state of illinois. it is the latest in

because the complaint would be personnel related, it wouldn't be in the documents at the university of delawareld be in the national aft archives. at the same time, those documents at the university of delaware, they remain sealed until two years after biden leaves public life, ayman? >> live for us in washington, d.c. thanks for that, you want. >>> joining me now is robert gibbs who was communications direct for the campaign and also served as the white house press secretary during the obama administration. it's good to talk to you again. >> good morning. >> as someone who worked with the former vice president, i want to get your thoughts on this. you're familiar with the vetting process as well. is there any possibility in your mind that there could be some truth to tara reade's allegations? >> in my mind, no. it doesn't comport at all with the person that i know in joe biden, that i've known since the 2008 race. it doesn't at all comport with his character. i don't see that it's conceivable. >> you heard there my colleague ali vitali referencing the statement saying the campaign vetting team

on the other hand, the documents that are at the university of delaware are sealed for two years afterves public life. he sort of explained that this morning with mika brzezinski, saying in those documents at the university of delaware are things like speeches he has given over the years, conversations and public statements he made on policy. he says releasing those things in the context of a campaign would mean being taken out of context, so he wants those things to remain sealed. i think all of this comes against the backdrop of transparency. the scars are still there for democrats after hillary clinton was asked to give more emails, more things from time at the state department and other points of her life, those scars are still fresh. then the reality of president donald trump who has been accused of things ranging from harassment to assault. as we go down the road with this, the question is as it becomes more politicized, how will this manifest by republicans and democrats both. >> we mention nbc news, you reached out to tara reade to see if she had further response, haven't heard

records of anything pertaining to tara reade. >> yes. >> i'm asking why not do the same in the university of delawarech have raised questions because they were supposed to be revealed to the public, and then they were sealed for a longer period of time. why not do it for both sets of records? >> because the material in the university of delaware has no personnel files. >> that is the back and forth about the documents. you can see it for yourself. the vice president there is emphasizing his view that there are no personnel records at the university of delaware, that the documents up there would be more like speeches or position papers. now this entire story got extra attention this week because a new person came on the record vouching effectively that reade had told her about the issue, quote, telling business insider i should say that reade told her an account of being assaulted around 1995 or '96, this is two years after the alleged assault and saying this happened and i know it did because i remember talking about it. we should also note that nbc news in its reporting has reached out to the people

they are reportedly stored at the university of delaware with biden senate records. know his staff was in there already. biden doesn't seem interested in that level of transparency. speaks volumes. take a look. >> why not approve a search of her name in both records? >> approve a search of her name? >> yes. and things that might be related to tara reade at the university of delaware records. >> there is nothing! they aren't there. you know... i don't understand what -- the point you are trying to make. >> i'm just asking why not do a search for tara reade's name in the university of delaware records? >> a look, does that search? >> sean: joe seems like he's hiding something or may be malfunctioning as usual but we know he's not working with a fastball or even a curve and i don't think he has a soft pitch at this point for that matter. it's actually really hard to watch. when you remember, biden was promoting himself as a champion of all victims. rampant hypocrisy. just like we did and pro" and zero experience hunter. >> a woman should be given the benefit of the doub

what still remains sealed though are those documents at the university of delaware that are going to aled until after biden leaves public life. there is a growing corpsohorus 2016 is still fresh in the mind of many democrats. you saw tom -- saying this is the new hillary's emails. >> speaking of 2016, you lived through that as did i and everyone covering hillary clinton and working for hillary clinton. >> uh-huh. >> her frustration that people didn't seem to care, voters didn't seem the care about "access hollywood" and about the president's -- the accusations of more than a dozen -- much more serious accusations of more than a dozen women, credible accusations that he has denied, against president trump. and this one case, unlike anything in the pattern of joe biden's life that we know of getting this much attention but also the criticism that he has not been transparent. he took a monday to respond. now the "new york times" yesterday, a major editorial, a full page editorial call on him to be more transparent and the release the documents from the university of delaware? i think lik

>> yes, and the only thing that might be related to tara reade and the university of delaware records>> there is nothing. they wouldn't -- they're not there. and they -- i, i, you know, i don't understand what you're -- the point you're trying to make. the material in the university of delaware has no personnel files in it -- >> why not do a search for tara reade's name in the university of delaware records? >> look, i mean, who, who does that search? lou: well, the trump administration continues to lead the world in the fight against the wuhan virus and communist china is still doing everything in its power to deflect international blame and to cover up, to lie about their response to the virus that they unleashed on the world without warning. british doctors today warning health officials that 250 chinese-made ventilators recently bought from a chinese company will harm or kill wuhan virus patients using them because of faulty oxygen supply and design. china's commerce ministry says more than seven countries -- 70 countries have signed almost 200 contracts for chinese medical suppli

those papers need to be released from the university of delaware. eed an investigation, and we need the strongest democrat at the top of that ticket. that is vice president biden. he can prove that by doing those things. >> matt: melissa, can i jump in on that? >> melissa: i will give you last word on the timing. >> matt: she's been trying to tell her story. she told people at the time, 27 years ago in washington, d.c., the young female staffer wouldn't have been given the same kind of credibility, frankly, that she would stay. she's been trying to tell her story. where are the journalists to cover the story? joe biden has done an interview after interview after interview with softball questions. he wasn't asked this question. if they had done journalism earlier and appropriately, maybe the democrats could have known more as they settled on their nominee. >> jehmu: i can't disagree with that with that. >> melissa: there were 25 interview since the statement, since she came out, where he wasn't asked about it. thanks to both of you. wall street poweri

public. >> ed: so there is national archives and records than his personal records at the university of delawareand i thought mika did a good job of pressing him on that point and saying why can't you just search for her name and the university of delaware records and he didn't go along. eric swalwell a moment ago said they should search her name. >> it's interesting. those records were sealed. these were all of his public records from his full career as senator and vice president, and they were sealed and then they were supposed to be -- the time lapse for when they were to be open was coming up, and then i forget exactly when but in the last few or two, biden said they are to be sealed until two years after his public career is over, so obviously they began anticipating they didn't want all of those records open if and when he became president of the united states. now he says that personnel records would not be in there, all just public files but as you say how do you know? so why not open those records and the vice president didn't seem to want to go along with that and the fact that he is s

one, that as he put it, the papers that he has donated to the university of delaware, which are stilled and by the archivists there would not have included these kind of personnel records. but what he did do this morning was say he would direct the senate -- the secretary of the senate to petition for the national archives to search for this document and to obtain it. now i'm not an archivist. i'm not a linebackbrarian. but there is confusion whether the national archives had it. they said they were not in control of it. this new letter we just received from biden in the last few minutes here said essentially, whoever has this document, please find it, if it exists and any documents related to it. that's a new piece, if there are any related documents as well and put it out. but of course the contention from biden and his campaign is that no such document exists. >> ruth marcus, before you were on the editorial page, you certainly spent a long time covering capitol hill. you know that place in and out you. think if this exist, we'll find it? >> i think if it -- thing is a really inter

biden also says he won't release documents from his years in the senate, now the university of delawaree they don't contain personnel matters and kind of brushed aside suggestions that a search of just tara reade's name. no those documents. to review portions of his biden's papers, saying his word is insufficient to dispel the cloud. your communications director has called that idea absurd, why? >> well, listen, there's been so many investigations of the vice president. the most -- the most comprehensive investigation of the vice president was when he was vetted by barack obama in 2008. i'm very familiar with vice presidential vetting process. they look at everything about you. they looked at the entire history of joe biden, his entire career, and i'll tell you, if barack obama had any indication that this -- that there was an issue, barack obama would not have had him as his vice president. barack obama trusts joe biden. i trust joe biden. those investigations have been done. let's talk about delaware for a moment, the university of delaware, and any university that takes somebody's do

people calling on joe biden to release all of his senate records which are housed at the university of delawareays that the personnel records are in the national archives. you've been doing reporting on this, where would this type of complaint be and why wouldn't it be in the senate records? what would be the reason not to release what is in delaware? >> well, our reporting as of last night and this is what joe biden himself said this morning is that their understanding is that personnel papers, so papers that might be related to why a staffer left a senate office, for example, would not be at the university of delaware that libra library, but rather at the national archives and i think it is important that joe biden said that he is all for those records being released. i don't think that is going to stop all of his critics and people who want more information and sort of the full disclosure in saying release the university of delaware papers too, right? because i think the last thing that the joe biden campaign wants is this suggestion that they do have something to hide. if joe biden is sayin

with regard to the personnel record or the office, as he had it in the senate at the university of delawarei don't feel that outside of those parameters, should those conversations with heads of state be released. i don't think that would be relevant. >> martha: leslie, thank you. coming up next we will look at the heroes bringing americans together during a difficult time so you only pay for what you need! [squawks] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ still fresh... ♪ unstopables in-wash scent booster ♪ downy unstopables confident financial plans, calming financial plans, complete financial plans. they're all possible with a cfp® professional. find yours at letsmakeaplan.org. >> martha: as we fight this pandemic together, we've witnessed some incredible acts of kindness, like the world world to veterans who danced on their doorsteps. the teachers making house visi visits, and health care workers fighting day in and day out. what inspires them to do it, and here's what they had to say, watch. in times like these, the best of humanity shines peer to survivors,

. >> why not do a search for her name and the university of delaware records? >> who does that search question mike >> we urge vice president biden to release records including those at the university of delaware. that could make his life's work a campaign sideshow. >> it could be taken out of context, they are position papers, they are documents existing that for example, when i met with putin, when i met with whomever. >> he has disputed. >> i understand that. i could understand if he said it. i could also understand, you know, i watched tara, she seems very credible. >> what is motivating tar regent to talk now question mike >> i don't know what's behind any of it but it's irrelevant. it never happened. >> but in 2018 he saluted his accuser. for a woman to come forward in the clearing, you have to start off with the presumption that at least the essence of what she's talking about is real. >> believe all women means all women. you don't get to choose. >> is there a double standard? >> i'm not saying any woman should come forward, they should be heard, they sh

several unenforced and unforced errors and what he did including saying he did not want the university of delawareapers released because they have private conversations with heads of state when he was the senator that might be used against him. heads of state by food and he said, that might be used against him in the presidential race. he also said it, well, he refused to answer the one question that she didn't follow up on which i thought strange which is whether he remembered her. now consider, if he doesn't remember her, and every other recollection he would claim would have to be considered suspicious. so he's in a very difficult position and the democrats and they know what they are doing and they do not care and they are singularly responsible. for the most damage to women's civil rights and quality of life in the country for the last two generations. tara reade the other day said where is gloria? this is a democrat feminist and wears a gloria, where are the other feminists? they are hiding because they are being found out that they are a fraud and means nothing to them. every american woman

biden is resisting calls to open his senate records at the university of delaware sealed until he leaves public life. >> look, a record like this could be one place it would be -- it would not be at the university of delaware. >> reporter: biden also rejecting criticism his denial of reade's statement contradicts women claiming sexual assault like christine ford should be believed. >> in the end, in every case the truth matters, and this case the truth is the claims are false. i'm not going to go in and question her motive. i'm not going to attack her she has a right to say whatever she wants to say, but i have a right to say look at the facts. check it out. >> reporter: the trump caaign accusing biden oa doub standard the prident who s been crediblyccused of seal miscduct multiple time although denying it, voicing sympathy for his opponent on a podcast. >> all of a sudden, you become a wealthy guy. you're a famous guy. than you become president and people just -- people that you've never seen, that you've never heard of make charges. so, you know, i guess in a way, you can say i'm stick

university of delaware allowed that to happen, which is disgusting, considering the records were paidxpayer dollars. they have four state-paid staff members that are working on these records. so why are taxpayer dollars being used to hide joe biden's archives? why can't these come forward? we weren't through brett kavanaugh's yearbook. we went through every aspect of his life, yet joe biden gets to put everything in lock and key. it is just shameful. elizabeth: i think you meant that tom perez was unwittingly astute. >> yes, unwittingly, exactly. >> unwittingly. okay, brett kavanaugh was investigated by the fbi. joe biden demanded that brett kavanaugh be investigated by the fbi. as in any confirmmation there will be questions by senators from both parties but "the new york times" wrote the op-ed, editorial board said, biden, a probe of what happened with biden should be done by his own party, the dnc. so "the new york times" is really getting criticized saying really? you will get the dnc to appoint a non-partisan panel of investigators, and then decide, we're going to debunk this and

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pay when we don't prepare for what is coming dr jennifer a warning epidemiologist at the university of delaware dr worry it's good to have you on the show we appreciate your time and your insights tonight thank you thank you. well the police raids began early this morning after the decision had been made here in berlin the german government has banned the iran backed hezbollah group and at the same time declared it a terrorist organization the decision puts germany on the same page with the united states and israel the military wing of the group was banned in the european union 7 years ago hezbollah is a shiite military and political group based in lebanon on just before dawn police here in berlin and in other german cities raided properties connected to suspected hezbollah supporters. early morning rids with dozens of police and special forces in cities across germany police searched mosques associations and private residences collecting evidence to be used for investigations into hezbollah's activities. we're searching for locations here in berlin annoyed following the ban on his blog i misse

former vp says his confidence a complaint does not exist in the national archives or at the university of delawarere his senate records are being held. >> i am absolutely positive that no one i am aware of ever has been made aware of any complaint, former complaint made by tara reade against me. at the time this allegedly happened 27 years ago. the record can only be one place. it would not be at the university of delaware, my archives do not contain personal files. my archives contain documents, and when i say personnel, i mean personnel files. >> juan: president trump weighing in on th biden allegat. >> i would say to joe biden, just go out and fight it. it is one of those things. but she is far more convincing than ford or the other three that i think have already recanted. >> juan: dana, i just wanted to start with you and say, do you think that joe biden did a good job? >> dana: i think that he probably did better than his team was thinking, but you know, they had five weeks to prepare. i think that waiting for the media frenzy to get to such a high fever pitch that you had it with the new yo

he opened the door to the fact that he doesn't want the university of delaware documents released becausens he's had with world leaders like putin which is interesting considering what this country has gone through with multiple investigations regarding russia as well as the special counsel investigation. steve: i know. matt, you have half a minute to close us out. all yours. >> i can't believe he was asking to find tara reade's records. it looked like joe biden cannot find his own issues if you asked them to. [laughter] they wanted an investigation but they wanted to buy wait for it, the dnc, the very fake dnc. [inaudible conversations] steve: i'm sorry i have to cut you off but see you next sunday when the next revolution will be televised. ♪ ♪ mark: hello america, i'm mark clement and this is "life, liberty and levin". welcome we have two great guest tonight and joe concha, a media reporter for the hill and brent bozell, founder and head research center and before we go to our great guests i would like to make a statement. "the new york times" is considered the gold standard of the med

he opened the door to the fact that he doesn't want the university of delaware documents released becauseversations he's had with world leaders like putin which is interesting considering what this country has gone through with multiple investigations regarding russia as well as the special counsel investigation. steve: i know. matt, you have half a minute to close us out. all yours. >> i can't believe he was asking to find tara reade's records. it looked like joe biden cannot find his own issues if you asked them to. [laughter] they wanted an investigation but they wanted to buy wait for it, the dnc, the very fake dnc. [inaudible conversations] steve: i'm sorry i have to cut you off but see you next sunday you off but see you next sunday >> we're winning bigger than we've ever won before. i think we saved millions of lives. but now we have to get it back open. we have to get it back open safely but as quickly as possible. rob: it is monday, may 4th. happening right now at 4:00 a.m., the president's promise to get america safely back to work one step closer as more steps reopen today. jil

jennifer horney it's nice sounding director of the epidemiology program at the university of delaware in new work it's good to have you back on the show jennifer i mean if i go back 3 months in time the beginning of march i think the number of confirmed dead 19 deaths in the u.s. was around 53 months later we're at 100 sal's i mean how the hell could that happen in such a short amount of time how do you explain that. so i began my career in the wake of the september 11th and the subsequent anthrax attacks and this placed a large amount of attention on building our capacity to respond to public health emergencies since the 2800 session the budget cuts that have left public health understaffed and underfunded mean that we started the fight against at the end it with a deficit of 250000 public health workers in the u.s. i think the other major reason for the failure of the public health care science has been the sidelining of the centers for disease control and prevention whose initial missteps with regard to tested element and their initial contradiction to federal officials he said the