the 2,000 she was a close confidant of harvey weinstein.band meanwhile flew around on jeffrey epstein's plane. in 2018 hillary clinton pivoted completely and brett kavanaugh >> tucker: some things just go well together. salt and pepper, peanut butter and jelly, french toast and room service. hillary clinton and ignoring serious sex abuse allegations. in the 1990s hillary clinton defended her husband in the face of them. ino. the 2,000 she was a close confidant of harvey weinstein. her husband meanwhile flew around on jeffrey epstein's plane. in 2018 hillary clinton pivoted completely and brett kavanaugh as you remember was accused and hillary clinton said his accuser had to be believed. >> look. i watched as much of her testimony as i could do. i found her very credible. i found her willingness toei sai don't remember this but i . >> tucker: if you were probably too transfixed by hillary clinton to notice the guy next to her, joe biden i think he fell asleep a couple of times in the middle of that. he's probably staying up late right now fi

in the 2,000 she was a close confidant of harvey weinstein. husband meanwhile flew around on jeffrey epstein's plane. in 2018 hillary clinton pivoted completely and brett kavanaugh as you remember was accused and hillary clinton said his accuser had to be believed. >> look. i watched as much of her testimony as i could do. i found her very credible. i found her willingness to say i don't remember this but i remember that to be very convincing. >> tucker: well, you know things change. and hillary clinton has rediscovered the value of skepticism and a due process. why? two words, tara reid. that's a former biden staffer who alleges that biden sexually assaulted her. no, not sexually harassed but assaulted physically. hillary clinton didn't just accuse up that but she gushed about biden's character. >> we need a leader and president like joe biden. i also know about joe the person. i've seen him up close and personal now for many years. we have a lot of the same values in common, it's a kind of compassion and caring that we need from our presiden

was you know and many people kind of were were shocked at that right how quickly he gave in and weinstein eventually left the campus and there was a threats of violence and all kinds of things one of the sort of main key macit just of the american south how to literature as well as the american general is that you cannot control what life throws at you but you can control your actually cheated and victimhood culture seems to be totally at odds about not only microaggression is everything you perceive as even mildly and class and but it also rather than training your psyche to hugh sort of minimize its negative impact on you you are encouraged to nurse your grievances is that not the way to cripple a person or a whole generation for years to come yes and i think. as i was saying i didn't you know we mainly started out to analyze this as sociologist and we weren't necessarily critics or or enthusiastic of it and just looking at a new moral phenomenon but if you're kind of understanding what is the problem with it which is what a lot of people would answer i would just point to just the idea

a professor brought weinstein who was accused of he had he had taken on some of the left wing activist in various ways and had a kind of a different vision for they had a day of absence where they had asked whites to leave the campus to make a statement he had disagreed with that and saw that as racist itself so activists protested him and kind of surrounded him made demands. the university the college president sort of sided with the activist immediately and apologized to them and it was you know and many people kind of were were shocked at that right how quickly he gave in and weinstein eventually left the campus and there was a threats of violence and all kinds of things one of the sort of main key macit just of the american south how to literature as well as the american ethos in general is that you cannot control what life throws at you but you can control your actually cheated and victimhood culture seems to be totally at odds about not only microaggression is everything you perceive as even mildly on plans and but it also rather than training your psyche to hugh sort of minimize

i have looked at these allegations just like i did with women against harvey weinstein.s like you need to strip away the politics. if certain bars are met and reporting this out, certain levels of cooperation. those create data points with whether you go forward with the story or not. for me when she fell the police report. i got the police report, i was like, that's a story. i spoke to corroborating voices and when i found this neighbor and this woman who works alongside of her and 94-96. i was like, this needs to be reported. i think we will see this tied change year. >> sean: good reporting. thank you for following the story. appreciate your time and sharing your information. when we come back i'm a huge "hannity" investigation and the epic failure of new york. worse than we ever thought. not only did they not prepare for the pandemic, but their orders literally put the most vulnerable population and knew you were, the elderly, and harm's way. when donald trump had built them all the safe covid-19 beds they could have used. that report and dennis miller coming up stra

the story with trump and weinstein but all with the women protest yesterday.five out of seven are violence against women so it is not my job to adapt to accept the unacceptable and that the only adequate solution is profound social change and that is what feminism is here for and why i am here for feminism. and you know isn't that a voice and why i am right like fund - - i'm appear in the triumph is that around 2012 the slow-growing subterranean force to be so powerful open the space to have this conversation nobody would have with me when i was young facing constant harassment and started to have this amazing transformative conversation resulted in new york and california active positive consent laws. and suddenly out of nowhere october 2017 it started in 2012 as a result of 15 years of feminism with the groundwork women judges and university presidents for those to decide newspapers and tvs and listening to women in ways they have never before that comes out of 150 years of feminism and one of my favorite human beings ever wrote about the french revolution w

at at these allegations just like i did with women coming forward with allegations about harvey weinsteinyoun need to strip away the politics. and if certain bars are met in reporting this out, certain levels of cooperatio corroborat. certain data points whether or not you move forward with a story or not. for me, when she filed a police report. that's a story. that needs to be reported. i spoke to corroborating voices. when i found these neighbors and this other woman who works alongside her in the '94 and '96, this needs to be reported. i think we are going to see the tide changed here. >> sean: rich, good reporting. thank you. will follow with the reporting. thank you for sharing your information. when we come back, a huge "entity" investigation into the epic failure of new york are worse than we thought. not only did they not prepare for the pandemic, but their orders literally put the most vulnerable population of new york, the elderly, in harm's way. w when donald trump had built them all of the safe covid beds they could ever use and didn't. that report and dennis miller coming up

harvey weinstein might've been stronger than some of those women. was the fact that he was stronger in controlling the narratives than they were that let him get away with it for 40 years. something changed in the narrative which i believe he's been sentenced tomorrow i'm sure he never imagined this day would come. i wanted to, i wanted to be visceral and personal and that's where the beautiful stuff entered and but in the context of something horrifically ugly another pandemic that we haven't dealt with enough the way i know many people have done wonderful things from feminism commit invented battered women's shelters which i hope someday we live in a world that so nonviolently of houses where women and how children hit ferment and had to disappear because that violence, just seem like some kind of bizarre thing from a wooded society but i wanted to convey the particulars of my life and the generalities of the world we all live in a world so intent on destroying women in so many ways. and so little discussed and that's part of the silence i wanted

and that's why she was friends with harvey weinstein and bill clinton.hy she's friends with joe biden now. if you call yourself a male feminist and send out checks to the democratic party, it doesn't matter how many actual women --y that's true. tammy bruce hopes to hosts "get to members" on fox nation and she joins us tonight. you're very familiar with the so-called from this movement, different from individuals who consider themselves feminists but the basic washington feminist movement, you spent time in it. are you surprised by this? >> not at all. this is in part why a lefty. i've been a critic now for about a generation. your monologue is absolutely correct. and it's not just that there incompetent. that they do work that achieves the opposite of what they tell people they're doing. t so they are the champions of women and then they support men and enable men who damage women's lives, who harm women directly but it's okay as long as you make our issues a fetish. if you demonstrate, oh, i'm going to fight for the violence against women act, that bec

and prosecutors in los angeles have filed new sexual assault casear againstvey weinstein.harge of sexual battery by restraint stems from an incident that allegedly took place at a the disgraced movie producer is already serving a 23-year sentence in new york f rape. you're watching bbc world news america. still o come ontonight's religious production in germany. how our current pan dig democratic -- pandemic has 400-year-old tradition. >> eurean leaders have agreed a $540 billion package of measures to helphe offset economic damage of the pandemic. here's more.se >> t supporters will say the bloc has taken a bit of a wle to get its act together. it's poised to sign off half a trillion euros to help businesses and workers and e.u. countries most aected by covid-19, but critics of the e.u. can also o point that covid-19 is highlighted one of the biggest problems with the e.u. and that's when it comes to a crisis. we saw this with the migration crisis and the financial crisis. each country puts itself first. its population, its natiol borders, its national politics. so, for e

we appreciate it mark zandi, ryan detrick, and brian weinstein. well, $350 billion of those small business loans will be made available starting tonight at midnight, but is the government truly ready to roll out the program? kayla tausche is looking at how washington is trying to get this up and running and kate rogers has been speaking with small business trade groups about what to expect kayla, let's start with you. >> reporter: kelly, banks who are going to be making these loans have been warning washington that the program is not ready for prime-time first, they don't have general guidance, they haven't been provided an application to become sba lenders and there are some more specific questions about the structure of this program that i'm told multiple industry executives raised with the treasury secretary directly in a series of calls arranged by trade groups over the last few days hear what the two specific asks were smaller banks wanted treasury to increase the interest rate paid if these loans are not forgiven for a company. it's currentl

and prosecutors in los angeles l have f a new sexual assault case against harvey weinstein.e of sexual battery byre raint stems from an incident that allegedly took place at a beverley hotel in 2010. the disgraced movie pducer is already serving a 23-year sentence in new york for rape. u're watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's program,utting a hold on a y.ligious production in germ how our current pan dig democratic -- pdemic has forced the delay of a 400-year-old tradition. >> european leaders have agreed a $5 billion package of measures to help offset the economic damage of the pandemic. here's more. >> thesert sups will say the bloc has taken a bit of a while to get its act togeer. it's poised to sign off half a trillion euros to help sinesses and workers and e.u. countries most affected by , covid-ut critics of the e.u. can also point out that covid-19 is highlighted one of the biggest problems with the e.u. and that's when it comes to a crisis. we saw thion with the migra crisis and the financial crisis. each cntry puts itselffirst. its population

each country fights its own battle against coronavirus from around the world the publication of weinstein's assault launched the meat to print millions of women took to social media to say it happened to them too and it has to stop. hello i'm sammy's day than this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week a mighty dollar for all the talk of emerging challenges when push comes to shove the dollar proves it's the world's reserve currency we find out why the financial system riddled with bad debts india tends to revive the country's 4th largest bank as depositors yank their cash. and saudi arabia's oil price war with russia could send crude prices to $10.00 a barrel with an oil producer like indonesia cope. 9 trillion dollars and counting that's what rich nations have spent so far on the coronavirus pandemic they're trying to make sure there's a functioning economy if they get to grips with the outbreak but the damage done is likely to surpass the financial crisis maybe even the great depression what is known it's the worst economic cr

weinstein is currently serving 23 years in police on in new york faces -- prison in new york, is cvictedf all charges in cal -- if convicted of all charges in california. >>> notre dame cathedral, the iconic landmark is finally showing signs of recovery. on friday, the special televised good friday service was held inside the cathedral. because paris is still under lockdown, only seven people were in attendance for the ceremony that included prayer and music and a presentation of the crown of thorns of christ a relic that remarkably survived the fire. >>> meantime, the race for president is looking much different in these new times. earlier this week, bernie sanders suspended his campaign making former vice president joe biden the democrat's apparent nominee. with america under lockdown, the big victory rallies and fundraisers are replaced by a simple online announcement. geoff bennett is following that part of our coverage. geoff, good morning to you. >> reporter: kristen, good morning to you. bernie sanders' exit from the race clears joe biden's path toward the democratic nomination an

each country fights to find backfill against coronavirus from around the world the publication of weinstein's assault launched the me to movement millions of women took to social media to say it happened to them too and it has to stop. when diplomacy fails and fear sweeps then our borders are wide open wide open to drugs terrorists we've proven that barriers are built to impose division and it's not the 60s instead of being an obstacle to do a good job wastes into became another obstacle to peace in a 4 part series al-jazeera revisits the reasons for divisions in different parts of the world and the impact they have on both sides walls of shame on al-jazeera. one of the most highly regarded journalists in the philippines is facing charges of some anybody but. what impact will the trial have on journalism in the digital age of the philippines the trial of journalist maria ressa on al-jazeera. from the outset there are london to a path and to. encompass faith in the state the american state. and state unprompted uninterrupted all of these these divisions of the working class of working people t

every day across each country fights against coronavirus from around the world the publication of weinstein's assault launched to me to millions of women to media to say it happened. and it has to stop. hello i'm sammy's day than this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week a mighty dollar for all the talk of emerging challenges when push comes to shove the dollar proves it's the world's reserve currency.

brian weinstein of morgan stanley, thanks very much. feeling the pain from the coronavirus shut down. who is bearing the brunt? i will speak to the mckenzie group senior partner, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: welcome to "bloomberg daybreak." i'm alix steel. a little bit softer in equity futures. you're also saying light volume. europe is closed. many taking a long weekend. take today with a grain of salt. dollar-yen is the under performer, the yen performing well. the fed will be paring back from the buying treasury market. less need for that liquidity. take a look at oil. of opec-plus plus deal, not -- not a lot of action overnight. unemployment has skyrocketed in the u.s. over last few week as state and local governments order businesses to close their doors. in a mckinsey global institute report, they found a nationwide eventuallyould impact up to one third of the workforce. joining me as one of the authors ,f the force kewilin ellingrud the kinsey & co. senior partner. great to get your take. 17 million people filing last three w

don't care about women, they care about power and that's why jill the brand was friends with harvey weinsteinll clinton that's why she's friends with joe biden now. if you call yourself a male feminist and sending of checks to the democratic party it doesn't matter how many actual women you hurt. and that's true. tammy, you are very familiar with the so-called feminist movement as it is taken from individuals who consider themselves feminist. based in washington, the feminist movement, are you surprised by this? >> not at all. this is in part why i left it and i've been a critic for about a generation. your monologue is absently correct. they do work and it achieves the opposite of what they tell people they are doing. they are champions of women and they support men and enable men who damaged women's lives to harm women directly. and it's okay as long as you make our issues a fetish. if you demonstrate i'm going to, it is doing so much for our issues. don't complain because it will hurt the movement. this has been almost an organized framework of being able to victimize sacks traffic with wo

. >> harvey weinstein or the guy, the plumber who has a secretary he harasses it is all about the abuseumber one. number 2, women should be believed. shannon: tara reid is calling out that bias, telling fox news, quote, he is an actual nominee for president and they are not asking the question. that tells there may be a political agenda behind that. i am a survivor and i would like the questions asked. republicans are calling for accountability. in bc in the mainstream media treat republicans differently than democrats and it is on full display right now with how joe biden is being treated versus how brett kavanaugh was treated with similar allegations. >> reporter: biden's campaign denies all allegations. jillian: we will continue to follow it. >> the uss roosevelt is closer to returning to see, 955 crew members of tested positive for covid-19 out of 5000 total. 14 crew members of recovered, one does remain in the hospital. 47 sailors testing positive on the naval destroyer uss kid, 45%, 350 crew members of tested positive so far. jillian: there are talking troops in afghanistan coming

. >> harvey weinstein, the guy, the plumber who has a secretary he harasses, all about the abuse of power, number one. number 2, women should be believed. >> reporter: terry calling out that bias, she tells fox news he is an actual nominee for president and they are not asking the questions so that says there may be a political agenda behind that and i am a survivor and i would like the question asked. now republicans are calling for accountability. nbc in the mainstream media treats republicans differently than they treat democrats and it is on full display right now with how joe biden is being treated versus how brett kavanaugh was treated with similar allegations. >> reporter: biden's campaign denies all allegations. rob: thank you. >> a lot of people looking forward to this, therefore thunderbirds and navy blue angels will fly over four states to salute covid-19 frontline workers. rob: a much-needed adrenaline rush for a lot of people, it will be really cool, two groups of 12 jets will fly in formation as part of operation america strong, this is the scenes with attributes like this f

who has a long track record of covering up for powerful men whether it is her husband or harvey weinstein, joe biden has even acknowledged the allegation against him and it is a real slap in the face but he thinks he will get away with it because the mainstream media will give him a pass. jillian: you mentioned hillary clinton, two clips, one from yesterday and one from back in 2018, listen to this. >> we had a president who showed the kind of compassion and caring the we need which joe biden has been exemplifying throughout his entire life. >> why would anybody put themselves through this if they did not believe that they had important information to convey? i want the fbi to conduct a thorough investigation. >> the second clip from 2018 when she was talking about brett kavanaugh. >> it is amazing because we can go back and remember exactly what democrats did in the brett kavanaugh case. it wasn't about investigating or getting to the truth. they held on to the allegation, they could have been investigating it but they leaked it to the press with no consideration for christine ford and c

too reporting that broke through in the fall of 2017, the reporting done by megan twohey on harvey weinstein that it didn't start out as a massive investigative report. tara reade first made the full accusation of assault in a podcast interview with katie halper. initially, it didn't have the sort of full, we have talked to 100 people, we have gone through these documents and that sort of happened in reverse in this case. and so i have been reading with great interest as sort of different portions of the story have either been denied or seemingly confirmed, and i think it's one of those cases where there's going to be more reporting and we're going to learn more about what we think of these claims with every story that's done, and i bet there are a lot of reporters. i know there are a lot of reporters out there working on it right now. >> in terms of the sort of, i think one of the things that happened in the me too era was thinking about how to evaluate claims like this, and what evidence is sort of corroborative and what's dispositive and the fact that in almost all cases it's extremely di

i mean, the only worst guest he could have brought on was harvey weinstein.f you are accused of abusing and subordinate office, why do you bring on a woman defending a man of insubordinate in office? laura, the biden campaign circulated talking points that read "biden believes all women have a right to be heard and to have their claims thoroughly reviewed, in this case a thorough review by "the new york times" led to the truth. this incident did not happen." biden's bp waiting amy klobuchar and stacy adams -- stacey abrams responding to the allegations. the new york stories come i read that one but your viewer should read that one. this case has been investigated. i know the vice president is a major leader on domestic abuse, and i think, again, the viewer should read the article. it was very thorough. >> tara reade deserves to have her story listen to and investigated. "the new york times" did a deep investigation, and they found the accusations were not credible. i believe joe biden. >> laura: she believes biden. okay, first of all, let me say this, tonight

to dana's point about kamala bringing up his support for the bill, let's not forget that harvey weinstein an amazing supporter of feminist issues, as was bill clinton. there were reasons for that, because it is the progressive pig path that allows you to get away with a lot. i do think that the #metoo needs an adjustment, it should be #metoo unless i am a democrat running for president. and the vp choice was female, now he has added another. you have to be a woman, and douse the word of a credible female victim in order to be considered the vp. so it is a great measure of how thirsty these candidates for the candidacy are by how fast they will steamroll over this female alleged victim. we already knew that jell-o brand was an ambitious tracy flick. but i have to admire abrams for just jumping in there, because it is an interesting choice that you have to make in your head. do i sign the oath that i believe in joe and go nowhere? i don't believe in joe and go nowhere, or if i sign that oath, i could become the next president, because he is saying, screw reade, i get the vp nod, and joe win

the only worst guest he could've brought on was harvey weinstein.f you are accused of accusing a subordinate in office, why do you bring out a woman who is best known defending a man who who abused a subordinate in office. the biden campaign circulated talking points to the surrogates that reportedly read, biden believes all women have a right to be heard and have their claims thoroughly reviewed, a the review by "the new york times" has led here are vps in waiting, amy klobuchar and stacy abrams responding to the reade allegations. >> your viewers shoulds. read s that. the case has been investigated. the vice president is a major leader on the mystic abuse and i think again the viewers should read the article. >>th we deserve to have the stoy listen to investigated. "the new york times" did a deep investigation and they found that the accusation was not credible. i believee joe biden. >> laura: she believes biden. okay. let me first say this. tonight, we can tell our viewers that "the washington post" seems to be taking a turn against biden. they a

whether it's harvey weinstein or the guy who -- the plumber who had a secretary he harasses. it's all about the abuse of power. number one. number two, women should be believed. >> sean: all right, the abuse of power, democrats, the media mob have been using the me too movement only when it's convenient as a political weapon for years. selective phony outrage. there is nothing they won't do to win power back. in the same group of people that used hillary clinton's dirty russian dossier filled with russian disinformation to bolster their chances in 2016. same group of people that spread the russia hoax were two plus years. they ignored quid pro quo joe, fire the prosecutor who was investigating zero experience on hunter being paid millions. the same people now accusing the president and even yours truly pretty much of murder, killing people who passed away from the coronavirus. in related news, sent a letter to "the new york times" demanding a retraction and apology. also a preservation letter over their fake news story that all but accused me of murder. full details hannity.c

even when we seek to me to and harvey weinstein just looking at this, those women, going to get their day in court. everybody else was on the outside and i want to tell my story. even if it's not important even if there's no and after that, the ability to share your story, to say it out loud can be heard, i think that has value. >> good to see you, karen. my question is, is this especially in societies that are beginning to put the act together? women empowered, especially young girls. how do they relate to the counterparts? eventually, i imagine most want to make families so any insight in the kind of families from a study standpoint? you can also tell us, you've done that with your own sons. how do they deal with, how do you talk to them in dealing with that? >> that's a good question. it's interesting, but we do know and even this statistics on the aquila, they are reinvesting in their own families. and was important that 81% are paying for healthcare or other family members. it is interesting. in terms of their future marriages, their change after they come to a program like ours.

to listen to andy lack of all people, the person who covered up for matt lauer and harvey weinstein atthe person who had six interviews with joe biden since these allegations have come forward, they have not asked him one single question, for him to say that is just rich because. nbc and mainstream media treats republicans than they treat democrats. it is on full display how joe biden is being treated versus how justice kavanaugh was treated with similar allegations. charles: ronna, thank you for watching the show last night. thank you for being on this show. indeed, i'm glad the press conference is on. see you again real soon. >> thanks, charles. >> supreme court handing health insurers a major win, what they're calling a bait and switch in the obamacare law but one lone justice is calling out the ruling as a massive bailout. we have the details for you. ♪ limu emu & doug [ siren ] give me your hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

brett weinstein is a biology professor and he makes a really good point.s horrible as this is, it could have been far worse given that so many people have been recovering which suggests that this virus wasn't like ebola or aids in that it destroys you. a lot of people recover and it definitely kills people who are we care, older and more infirm. but we could get something like this which is less devastating as a lesson to teach us about the future pandemic. there could be a different virus in two years so this wasn't the apocalypse. it was more like a flight simulator for the apocalypse. this is an excellent dry run to consider all of the questions that jesse asked because all the questions he asked, those are really good questions. the origins of the virus, you cannot be called the conspiracy theorist because we could have just been a contamination accident and i think a lot of smart people are feeling that way. i have learned so much during this period about china and about supply chains, about toilet paper supply chains. i never understood there were tw

hence harvey weinstein.buse women for years, because, you know, he supported all of the feminist causes. and i would like to give points to aoc, because, you know, i disagree with her on mostly everything, but at least she is consistent and she sees biden for what he is. he is the past. and she has no interest in indulging passing fingers. >> dana: she seems quite reluctant to vote for biden if she does so. i am just looking down here, the accuser, tara reid says that she filed with the senate in 1993 a document of complaint. in "the new york times" says that they tried to find that document, unable. they had to do a search, but it took months. isn't that the next step in the story that this document services, maybe? >> juan: it would be helpful, because as jesse said, this is a he said, she said, it is not clear, nobody remembers her filing such a complaint or coming to them to have a discussion about the senator's behavior. biden was a senator at the time. so what you get is a situation where the biden cam

even when using the me too and harvey weinstein, those women, virtue of them are going to get their day in court and everybody else was on the outside saying i want to tell my story. even if it's not in court and even if there's no in after that, the ability to share your story to say out loud, to be heard i think has huge value. >> yes. my name is roscoe and good to see you, karen. >> thank you. >> i question is, is this especially in societies that are just beginning to put their act together? and women are in power, especially young girls? how do they relate to their male counterparts? and eventually i imagine most of them want to make families, so any insight in the kind of family that builds from aa steady standpoint? maybe you could also tell us if you've done that with your own sons, how to deal with, how to talk to them in dealing with -- >> it's really good question. it's interesting. what we do know and even the statistics on the akilah students is there actually reinvesting in their own families, their families of origin, at 81% are paying for healthcare or school fees for ot

well as each country fights its will against coronavirus from around the world the publication of weinstein's assault launched the me to millions of women took to social media to say it happened to them too and it has to stop. rule. for. hello again you're watching out to 0 remind of our top stories this hour and more than 500 people in the united kingdom have died from cope with 19 in a single day for the 1st time close to 30000 people are infected the government is under pressure to increase testing particularly for frontline health workers. a leaked document published by spanish media claims doctors in kucha lady have being advised not to admit patients over the age of 80 into intensive care the regional government has denied making that directive spain has announced its worst single day death toll so far with 864 fatalities in the past 24 hours. the captain of a u.s. aircraft carrier says a corona virus outbreak is spreading uncontrollably among his crew at least $100.00 sailors are infected the crew members who test negative are expected to be allowed off in the coming days to begin quar

would harvey weinstein still be, you know, would he still be, you know, functioning in the world anduys that came down as a result of the me too movement. so it's a really compelling episode. but i also just think it's damn funny. >> i was going to say it's compelling, but it's also very funny. there's a couple of times when i went, oh, i winced a little. i'll let people watch and decide for themselves. i remember when the show launched in 2017 and we had you on. you were apprehensive thinking cbs all access, how's this going to work, will we be able to find an audience. it goes to show you the audience finds things that are good, they find it, and that even a-list stars want to come and play like michael j. fox who's back. talk about your apprehensions then -- >> we have such -- >> how you're feel being it now. >> well, look where we are. everybody's sitting at home. and they're looking for -- they're looking for good content. they certainly will find it watching "the good fight." i still -- i've always said this is the only pshow that really places characters in the world in which

we can get back to a more normal lifestyle, normal in quotations how normal could they be brian weinstein took an antibody test thinks the hype may be premature. he joins us on the phone along with meg brian, what did you find when you took the test and when you looked at some of the opgs out there? >> yeah, so our report was really generated based on everybody talking about how antibody tests were a factor in opening the economy. we dug into that three take aways it really depends on what you can do base d on the incident of the virus in the population. so even a perfect test is only as good as the -- itself at this point, most people think it's small in terms of percenta percentage we've heard between 5% and 15% so even a perfect test, that would be the best case that you would be able to be cleared back into the workforce secondly, we found that the rapid test that we've seen generally have much lower specificity, which is concerning it means there's a high false positive rate. that's dangerous because it tells more people that they have antibodies who actually don't. if people think t

. >> one of weinstein's lawyers, high powered attorney -- >> he was on the winning side of history makingught if they expressed their misgivings, that it would be david boies and his law firm that would be coming after them. >> they get him to take on "the wall street journal" and any other news outlets that even came into the crosshairs of theranos. >> david boies and two of his associates at boies schiller came to our newsroom. their demeanor was very aggressive. they proceeded to tell us that i had misappropriated theranos trade secrets. a 23-page-long letter comes a few days after that and that letter is essentially a searing indictment of me as a journalist and the threat is very explicit that theranos is going to sue if we proceed any further with this story. >> but it wasn't just the "journal" that theranos was threatening. >> did theranos have a private investigator follow you at any time, to your knowledge? >> yes. >> tyler emails me to let me know that theranos lawyers knew that he and i had met. >> my dad asked me, have you been speaking with a "wall street journal" reporter? a

for sandwich loaf, i'll slice it and then freeze it that's a trick i learned from my friend emily weinsteineeded. it's great >> let's move onto fruit we bought a ton of fruit early and it's going bad i was thinking what do i do with it other than toss it. >> that can be tricky. for fruit i love to freeze it also that can be a really great tip or i just make a quick jam, so something like berry, stone fruit, apple i'll stick them in a sauce pot with a little sugar until it's a jammy figure and put it in the fridge it will last up to a month that way. that is a way to extend especially if it's going bad quicker than you want it to. >> what veges are good to freeze and which ones aren't? >> i don't love to freeze vegetables necessarily my trip for vegetables is taking the jam approach i want to preserve them in something. i want to cook them first. i want to take dark leafy greens and i want to make like a salsa verde or something with the stems, cover it with olive oil and that will last for a good while in the fridge. leaves like kale, you can get a blanche, saute and then freeze my favorite