has already caught wind of this 6 month investigation of the harvey weinstein unit in b.c. has not publicly acknowledged the attorney general's probe and now the head of telemundo will take the place of lachlan has declined to comment a 72 year old was expected to retire after the 20 twentieth's election reporting for at the press natasha sweet artsy. part folks have a question for you is the media currently under attack from the likes of president trump and others or are they on the attack well that's an interesting question maybe the answer is both here to help us sort it all out is radio talk show host steve gruber steve welcome aboard glad to have you sir steve good to be here thank you so much for the invite all right well this comes up at least in my mind because andy lack now the former head of n.b.c. news and m.s.n. b.c. penned an opinion piece talking about how journalism in his view is under attack in various ways the coronavirus he cited the confrontations with the president and reporters at his news conference just like this one with n.b.c.'s peter alexander wat

weinstein case, which clearly inspires this media dramali weinstein case, which clearly inspires thissee that you got what it takes. thanks. are you trying to throw it all away? although it's the entertainment industry, the assista nt entertainment industry, the assistant will strike a chord with anyone who's worked in an office with bullying and harassment or business as usual. the film is available on a wide variety of platforms. who more esoteric is emma, the hypnotic and bewildering. the story follows a couple who have returned the young boy they adopted toa returned the young boy they adopted to a foster home from which he came. there are hints of fiery deeds in his past, but the boy because my absence precipitates a crisis in the couple's relationship which threatens to tear them apart. the main character is the choreography of the dance company. in the title role, the lead actress is incendiary. emma is described as a movie about family. a testimony about the way families are shifting and direction. themes of masculinity and femininity are explored and sometimes a bleak faction

people like no hoffenheim and antilock at nbc news titan harvey weinstein.till the president of nbc, antilock is still the chairman to spite his own documented history of indiscretions with nbc employees. antilock and no law hoffenheim at nbc kill the harvey weinstein story and now accuse you of sexism. >> tucker: one he wasn't protecting a serial predator for being a major democratic donor, he also protected matt lauer and then under his leadership, nbc sent the access hollywood taped to "the washington post" in an effort to swing the 2016 election for hillary and then a fired billy bush who happen to be standing there and direct his life. rich mchugh is a long time investigative journalist. he worked for years at nbc news and he joins us. thank you for coming on. before we get to nc lack come i want to run something by you that i have heard and i honestly don't know if it's true so i want to know if you've heard this. i have heard that new york or attorney general office is investigating nbc on sexual abuse, sexual harassment claims. no one has been charge

noah oppenheim was the other executive, there he is on the right who helped squash the weinstein storym weis nicole wallace who is currently an anchor. a friend of theirs. it does raise the question, have scurrent nbc employees complaind about the behavior of their executives or are they backing the executives? where are they? >> i've spoken too many people within nbc past and present. the general consensus has been hallelujah, andy lack is finally out, it took too long. but people are still saying there's more that has to be done.oo you mentioned noah oppenheim. he was heavily mentioned in ronan farrow's book, rich mccue is ronan farrow's producer. it doesn't take a genius to figure out that andy lack's successor was going to be noah oppenheim and now he's going to be replaced by someone else, that's probably not good news. >> tucker: it's really hard to see how nicole wallace stays at that network, obviously i'm not in charge of hr but given everything we know it's hard to imagine she'll keep her job. thank you.u. i know you'll be the first to break it if she leaves. up next, china h

what about overall since the harvey weinstein case?e the numbers gunned down in terms of sexual abuse allegations? >> guest: the numbers to the hotline have not decreased. in fact they have stated a very high level. prior to the mede to movement in the harvey weinstein allegations, we were helpingag on average about 15000 people a month. that averages out 25000 people a month and it has stayed there over the last three years. l >> host: let's go to detroit, michigan. let the glory is next go ahead you're on the air. >> caller: high the reason the mede to movement has freed us to open up our minds and our hearts about what happened to us, when assault is penalized in the regular world, so-called, i think the so-called abuse in the marriage and wherever else it should be penalized. i think that biden should be seriously s investigated because they have a reason to fear being investigated. i think about women don't give these accusing of rape and whatever else have happened to them -- they do give it seriously. you know, biden should be i

weinstein not a good guy. and matt lauer as well. that he's done a lot of things that are wrong and also sort of feel bad for him because mistakes and he's sitting on a decent pile of money, these aren't really good victims. i think that could make it easier to, you know, i don't know if i want to say get away with because i'm not sure that that's what ronan farrow was trying to do w. the human minds things can happen subconsciously all of the time. howie: so lauer entitled to defend himself in my view. we shouldn't put him in harvey weinstein category. one of the things that lauer said, he clashed with nbc. lauer said how can ronan farrow be objective of anything that happened at nbc? kat: i would say he hey, can i... hold on one second... sure. okay... okay! safe drivers save 40%!!! guys! guys! check it out. safe drivers save 40%!!! safe drivers save 40%! safe drivers save 40%!!! that's safe drivers save 40%. it is, that's safe drivers save 40%. - he's right there. - it's him! he's here. he's right here. - hi! - hi. hey! - that's t

so, it will be defined by the fact that he killed the story, the ronan farrow story about harvey weinsteintorney's office when after weinstein and is now going after nbc news and comcast or as president trump says con-cast. howard: when you worked at nbc news, you were in your 20s, did you have any experience with sexual harassment? >> i did. i did. i was very young. i worked there. i worked at nbc network from the age of 21 to 23, 24. and i did suffer from sexual harassment and from older men and men in power and they made it very clear some of the exchanges that would have to happen in order for me to be promoted there. and i was so young, so naive. i didn't understand what was going on. i knew that i had to leave. so in order to get promoted at nbc and -- howard: were any of these interactions physical? >> yes. one was. howard: i know you don't want to mention any names, but do these men -- do they still work at nbc news? >> yes, they all do. everybody, everything that happened to me still works there and i just -- i'm not in a position, not interested in being public and getting into a

he worked with ronan farrow on the story of harvey weinstein. recent investigation was the first to confirm tara reade's accounts with two people who knew her in the 1990's. and we are joined by one of those women, lynda lacasse, a former neighbor of tara reade who has corroborated reade's account. she will be talking about that for the first time i in a broadcast interview. rich mchugh brought out the interview with her in print in a business insider. rich, let's begin with you. talk about this story, joe biden, as we speak, is saying it is not true. >> welcocome i think that is not unexpected for someone in his position. what i will say is when i started d reporting on this, i o at every story like ththis w wih extreme skepticism. i never exit wanted to on this story. it does one e of the stories in in does one off the survivors the weinstein n story came to me and said, look at this most instead, we may not like what we find, but if everyone is ok with that, i will go down this road. the morere of gone down the road reporting it, thehe more c

and i'll be speaking with ilana weinstein, founder and ceo of the idw group. she talks about how that industry is handling the pandemic. let's get a quick check on the markets. we are grinding even higher on the s&p 500, up .9%. the nasdaq is 1% higher. 715.80.the yun at crude oil is rallying again after inventories earlier on were a massive surprise. $34 a barrel. calmern calm her vix -- vix, below 28th. let's get a market check with taylor riggs. onlor: a trend going underneath the service is it is the big caps outperforming the small caps. one of the day got performers today outperforming the nasdaq and the russell 2000, the . a lift off in 10 year yields, up to 70 basis points. hsbc told me yesterday that their target is still around 50 basis points. you still see that 10-year range where it has been the last few weeks. i want to show you a chart in my terminal. we have been talking about the rally in european equity markets after an announcement of their recovery fund. that means it is catching up to the s&p 500 on a former pe basis. the s&p is about 27 t

this isn't just like publishing a piece by harvey weinstein saying i didn't do it.ritique of what was the essential and key allegation against matt lauer. he's saying, look, about the reporting on this, about the witnesses who are cited to bolster the account, they didn't say what the book suggests that they said or this didn't happen as the book suggests it happened. if you care about accuracy, and you care about journalism, i think that's important. and again i'll say it, ronan farrow has done a terrific job of amplifying important voices here, but i think it's for that same reason that he ought to at least respond to the specifics of lauer's response and also more specifics with regard to ben's piece as well. >> for the record, farrow tweeted this about the column by matt lauer. he said all i have to say is matt lauer is just wrong. catch and kill was thoroughly reported and fact checked including with matt lauer himself. he didn't address the other questions about who he didn't call for the story. final thought? >> he didn't address any of the specifics. by the

lending a universality to the character that extends beyond the specifics of, for example, the harvey weinsteinres this me too drama. i can see that you've got what it takes. thanks. so why you in here trying to throw it all away over this? although it's set in the entertainment industry, the assistant will strike a chord with anyone who's worked in an office where bullying and harassment are just business as usual. the film is available right now on a wide variety of platforms. altogether more esoteric is emma, a hypnotic and bewildering film, the latest from chilean director pablo llorien. the story follows a couple who have returned the young boy they adopted to a foster home from which he came. there are hints of fiery deeds in his past, but the boy's absence precipitates a crisis in the couple's relationship which threatens to tear them apart. gael garcia bernal, who previously starred in llorien‘s drama no, is the choreographer of a dance company. in the title role, the anya taylor—joy is utterly incendiary. parlaying a tv career into a great feature debut. emma is described as a movie ab

harvey weinstein personal lee held, not just the finances, not just a reputation, but the careers inhe futures of many of these women in his hands. a hollywood is very different. it is a monster, and a sense. but a very different monster than politics that we see inside. quite frankly, i think, you could argue there political motives from both women, depending on what side you're standing on. >> i don't know. we don't know. that's the bottom line. it was pretty forceful this morning with the former vice president joe biden. she wanted him to do everything that he can to release all the documents related to his time in the senate. watch this. >> why not approve a search of her name in those records? >> approve a search of her name? >> anything that might be related to tara reade in the university of delaware records. >> there is nothing. it they're not there. i -- i -- i don't understand the point you're trying to make. >> the point i'm trying to make is -- >> martha: up this morning he kept saying anything would be in the archives, it wouldn't be in his personal papers that are at th

serious allegations against michael cohen, matt lauer, harvey weinstein.n is he a journalist seeking the truth, or is he an activist trying to advance an agenda? i'm sure that many recall his weekend reporting of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh's accuser, but at the same time he has done some really solid reporting in the past. but is it all solid? that is the question that really matters especially to those being accused. >> harris: it is interesting, because he has broken some stories, ronan farrow. he also has sidelined and wrote books. and these are such important topics, you know, the #metoo movement. >> this is a difficult conversation to have, because you are questioning ronan farrow who is the champion of the me too movement and giving a voice to these sympathetic characters like harvey weinstein and matt lauer. any mention him at the top, he recently wrote an article criticizing the reporting of the allegation against him and he said that ronan farrow never spoke to some of the key witnesses that matt lauer then went and spoke to and said th

second only to the donations weinstein made to barack obama. has also been accused of sexual improprieties during his time in the senate. well, joining us tonight, a man who talked with someone who says she was assaulted by chris dodd. joining us now is one of the leading investigative journalists in the country, award-winning investigate irv journalists and editor-in-chief of "just the news." john, great to have you here. >> thanks, lou are. lou: first of all, chris dodd, of all people. it's just, it doesn't make any sense that biden would entrust -- other than his affection, apparently, for chinese money -- that he would entrust such an important role to someone with dodd's checkered career. >> yeah, i think that's certainly the question. within a few hours of the announcement yesterday, i started hearing from democrats saying this feels like a deaf ear appointment. joe biden has to deal with the issues of china not only the policy of the obama-biden administration, but also hunter biden's foray into making money in china on his dad's watch.

there's a pattern with weinstein. there is no pattern with biden.hink that's why democratic voters in the papers this morning said even with this revelation, he continues to have a substantial lead in the race against donald trump. >> greg: no pattern? no pattern? everybody knows there's a pattern with joe, it's an open secret, as they often said about weinstein. the due had his hands on everybody. you know the story. >> juan: i hear, because i live in washington and i used to circulate very heavily in those circles, i've never heard that about joe biden. people say he might touch someone's shoulder, smell their hair. >> greg: and that's in public. >> dana: let me get emily in. >> juan: earlier this week, hang on, michelle goldberg, columnist for "the new york times" wrote tara reade had sent a tweet to a reporter saying tick tock, tick tock, just wait for it, as if she had a bombshell to blow up joe biden. it makes it all look political. >> dana: okay. emily, one thing i would point to is that there are many times, i'm not saying this specifically

a former nbc news anchor who says she was interviewed by the so-called weinstein unit tells the daily kicked out chairman network president noah oppenheimer and disgraced former anchor matt lauer are the main targets of that investigation. reportedly dozens of women already have been interviewed. a spokesperson for nbc universal has said the company is not aware of any investigation by the new york attorney general. first of all, can you give something like that secret? it would be secret, or would it be? >> exactly. at most, it's a fact that during this pandemic the investigation has likely been pause. that's probably the reality. importantly, it is the ag civil division. they are investigating nbc for gender discrimination, sexual harassment, and also retaliation. there are two aspects that are important here, that they are investigating. one of which is employees that went to hr or to outside media sources about the culture there. the second is actually against journalists for reporting on air about sexual harassment and misconduct allegations against matt lauer and also harvey wei

and again and seek weinstein protests this time there in the israel the biggest rally against incumbents prime minister netanyahu to place. the protesters in attendance maintain social distancing of one and a half leaders charges of spreading the virus. and this will not stop the north having nothing to do with distancing at all they deny the governments of their. because on the 8th or allow those who know the nervousness is very important a journalist policy or the pointing this will has been extended in tights and instead. i'm walking outside with my journalist card in case i get stopped at any minute by the police but i'll just show you here just take a spin around and there is absolutely nobody on the roads and this is rush hour traffic. rushing to the studio to live and it's quite panicked at this point because it's only a couple of minutes i'm trying to solve and at the same time i'm talking to moscow about what needs to be just have to live what is the latest in and sometimes even to not make them. so i'm just about to go on air i have the notes ready i'm just going to take seat h

also kept journalists ronan farrow from publishing the details of his investigation into harvey weinsteinnow when ronan farrow left and b.c. and he was finally able to speak out he revealed the not only was locke accused of downplaying those sexual assault allegations against matt lauer however he was also accused of sexual harassment by women in the workplace who said that he was a predator and went after them so the fixer had his own dirt to cover up and andy alack also had issues with this very network and somebody very near and dear to my heart to our friend ed schultz what he tell us about all that drama that's right so he was briefly the c.e.o. of the broadcasting board of governors which is a government agency that supervises the media and during that time he didn't interview back in 2015 where he actually compared to a terrorist organization now he was quoted as saying we are facing a number of challenges from entities like archie which is up there pushing a point of view the islamic state in the middle east and groups like raum now the fact that he included archie in that same wi

but they are the ones some of them who also refused to run reporting on harvey weinstein which mightn a pulitzer prize for. but i think that the shake-up is not over. >> so the last question, when he was at nbc, he was trying to investigate harvey weinstein and maybe others. he left nbc and didn't want to run these stories. some of this is coming out, and he was not as sensitive as he could have been, and simply they all just lost their nerve. but it's a permanent stain. it kicked off the me too movement, and also run and farrell got involved in investigating matt lauer. it's a big fat mass, not to use a technical term and i think it's not over for that network. >> ed: i appreciate you coming on. >> sandra: fox news alert from china and a crackdown on coronavirus patients and their families. a new push to help small businesses wipe loans off of their books to get things up and running again. he will joining us live come up next. >> i've heard from a number of those small businesses that are still out there supporting their employees because of the program and because of that program

chairman also kept journalist ronan farrow from publishing the details of his investigation into harvey weinstein now when run in farrah left and b.c. he revealed that not only was lack accused of downplaying those sexual assault complaints against matt lauer he was also accused of sexual harassment himself from female employees who said that he was a predator in the workplace and so who's going to fix stuff for the fixer right but now andrew flack also had beef with this very network he had beef with r t tell us a little bit about what happened there he was briefly the c.e.o. of the broadcasting board of governors which is a government agency that supervises media and during that time he had an interview where he compared archie to a terrorist organization. now he was quoted as saying we are facing a number of challenges from entities like artsy which is out there pushing a point of view the islamic state in the middle east and groups like boko her wrong now the fact that he included r.c. in the same sentence as these 2 well known terrorist organizations raises a lot of questions and also makes

another lawsuit reportedly filed against disgraced movie producer harvey weinstein.ith details now. good morning. cheryl: good morning. the hollywood reporter is reporting that four more women are claiming that harvey weinstein raped them, one of the victims was 17 years old when she was allegedly attacked back in 1994 as she was looking to break into show business. weinstein is currently serving a 23 year prison sentence after he was convicted of rape and sexual assault in new york earlier this year. according to the hollywood reporter, the three other alleged sexual assaults took place between 1984 and 2013. to add insult to injury, bad weather threatening tomorrow's historic spacex launch. nasa is forecasting only about a 40% chance of favorable conditions for their second attempt at sending two astronauts to space for the first time in nearly a decade. and of course this is the first attempt by spacex and elon musk. if the launch is scribed they will try -- scrubbed they will try again on sunday. here's a look at what's trending on foxbusiness.com. universities t

the piece by rich mccue working on the harvey weinstein story, he took it to vanity fair, we are seeinghe story coming from not necessarily the nation's not top news organizations. howie: i wish we could see accusations of sexual harassment or any misconduct be treated as a political issue, but unfortunately a lot of people do that regardless of party affiliation, people are more willing to believe something if it's against the opposing party and i just think that that's so wrong. i really think that in general we should see this as more of a human issue and, again, i think that we need to look at each individual allegations as a human issue. look at the evidence, look at what's been corroborated, look at -- don't let politics come into question here with what you cover or do not cover because that hurts all victims, because you don't want to say, okay, well, if i come out about my story then i will have my side on my team but i won't have the other side on my team. it's just a gross way to treat the issue and we have been seeing this happen for years. howie: but on that point, leslie.

killing the batman, of course. [ laughter ] according to reports, disgraced movie mogul harvey weinsteiney [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause

joey: this might be the deadliest 2 inches since harvey weinstein contracted an std.guy with metal legs that's not afraid of snakes or ants anymore, and. of afraid of these, they fly and i can't get away very quickly, the insects and they can fly and they can kill you. i'm a little bit worried. greg: we will keep on top of the story -- no were not. why would i say that, were not keeping on top of the story. the greatest baby name ever. ♪ these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. actions to help prevent the spread of respiratory diseases. wash your hands. avoid close contact with people who are sick. avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth. stay home when you are sick. cover your cough or sneeze. clean and disinfect frequently touched objects with household cleaning spray. for more information, visit cdc.gov/covid19. this message brought to you by the national association of broad

harvey weinstein is a guy who has the secretary he harasses, it's all about the abuse of power.women should be believed. >> that was biden, here was biden today on msnbc. >> from the very beginning, i have said believing women means taking the woman's claims seriously. when she steps forward, and then that itch. look into it, but in the end in every case the truth is what matters. in this case, the truth is the claims are false. >> you see the redefinition of what believing women means? he is evolving, now that he has a target. and look, in the case of cavanaugh, they had no corroborating witnesses. a deceased mother calling into the larry king show, there is a lot that needs acclamation. if. >> laura: he kept saying throughout the interview it didn't happen, it didn't happen. but what about the files, it didn't happen. if it didn't happen, who cares about the files? >> mika brzezinski did a terrific interview today, after the initial denials which look to scripted when pressed, he started qualifying things. listen closely. >> i am absolutely positive that nobody that i am aware

she's a victim of harvey weinstein which perhaps that explains the emotion and pain in this picture showing her in tears, she goes on to say she thinks not only republicans but democrats and the media are akin to a cult and this is deeper than a cover up. her calls for justice haven't swayed democratic senators who would fulfill biden's promise for a woman in his president of ticket including kirsten gillibrand. >> vice president biden has remotely denied these allegations and i support vice president biden. >> compare that to the allegations against brett kavanaugh. >> i believe doctor ford. here's why i believe her. she has risked everything, her own safety, to say brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her. she told her therapist and her husband. >> reporter: amy klobuchar posted a picture, let us never forget what carriage looks like, klobuchar using differently. about the accusations against biden. donald trump has advice for biden today. >> it could be false accusations. i know all about false accusations. i have been falsely charged numerous times, if you look at brett kavanaugh he is an

scott adams, some dude named sean something, he's like a physicist, eric weinstein, joe grogan, dave ruben, i listen to all of that. i don't know. anyway, and i watch a lot of stuff about artificial intelligence so i feel like with podcasts i am getting something out of it and movies i'm not. >> jesse: "my name is greg, i listen to podcast with physicists. stop it. >> greg: i'm being bullied! >> jesse: juan, what did you see? >> juan: i've been watching to a lot of movies. initially i did it on the covid virus theme, "rear window," i started with hitchcock. and then dad took me onto some more hitchcock movies, like "vertigo" and you know, i rediscovered alfred hitchcock. at the same time i also have been watching bill murray's "groundhog day" and of course -- just fun movies like "rush hour." >> dana: quarantine is "groundhog day." >> juan: all of a sudden i have time. >> greg: it's turning you into a psycho. >> juan: it could be. >> jesse: i like greg, i'm not watching movies. i am mostly kind of dabbling into documentaries about black holes and quantum physics and things like that.

and i'll be speaking with ilana weinstein, founder and ceo of the idw group.bout how that industry is handling the pandemic. let's get a quick check on the markets. we are grinding even higher on the s&p 500, up .9%. the nasdaq is 1% higher.

what about overall since the harvey weinstein case?ave the numbers gone down in terms of sexual abuse allegations? guest: the numbers to the hotline have not decreased. they have stayed at a very high level. prior to the #metoo movement and the harvey weinstein allegations we were helping on average about 15,000 people a month. that average is now 25,000 people a month and it has stayed there over the last three years. host: let's go to detroit. gloria is next. caller: hi. movementn the #metoo has freed us to open up our minds and our hearts about what happened to us -- when assault is penalized in the regular the so-calleded, abuse in the marriage and wherever else it should be penalized. i think biden should be seriously investigated because they have a reason to fear being investigated. thesek women don't give accusing of rape or whatever else have happened to them -- they do it seriously. biden should be investigated. he should be investigated as far court hard as the supreme nominee was. televisionave it on just like his was. this

joey: this might be the deadliest 2 inches since harvey weinstein contracted an std.guy with metal legs that's not afraid of snakes or ants anymore, and. of afraid of these, they fly and i can't get away very quickly, the insects and they can fly and they can kill you. i'm a little bit worried. greg: we will keep on top of the story -- no were not. why would i say that, were not keeping on top of the story. the greatest baby name ever. ♪ good morning, mr. sun. good morning, blair. [ chuckles ] whoo. i'm gonna grow big and strong. yes, you are. i'm gonna get this place all clean. i'll give you a hand. and i'm gonna put lisa on crutches! wait, what? said she's gonna need crutches. she fell pretty hard. you might want to clean that up, girl. excuse us. when owning a small business gets real, progressive helps protect what you built with customizable coverage. -and i'm gonna -- -eh, eh, eh. -donny, no. -oh. -and i'm gonna -- -eh, eh, eh. all rightyeah.'s do it. (laughing) for 37 years we have been fighting for survivors of child sex abuse. even in these uniquely challengi

watch jeb bush's former flak take a break from sucking up to harvey weinstein like noah oppenheimer toalk about smear campaigns. >> mike flynn's lawyers have been engaged in a smear campaign very similar torn out of the same playbook as the smear campaign donald trump rank, against the same fbi leaders. speak with the idea that the sajustice department could do this, you called it stunning. it's past stunning. this is the collapse of the justice department. this is a political and incredibly destructive thing. >> it's not good for the rule of law. it's not good for morale, and not a fair outcome in this case. >> today, though political corruption, and michael flynn has long been calling for a period of the justice department had nothing to do with it. it's just the white house 100%. >> the fix is in, this is an injustice. t >> so what exactly are these people saying? what argument are they really making? mike flynn was set up by corrupt law enforcement officials and suggested their goal was to "get into lies so that we can prosecute him or get him fired." that's not speculation, the fb

yesterday, attorney douglas who also represented some harvey weinstein accusers robbed reid as a clienter allegations surfaced she potentially lied about her credentials serving as domestic violence expert in court. and said that decision to drop reid as a client does not imply her allegation against biden is unfounded. jon. jon: jackie, thank you. straight ahead from around the globe how countries are dealing with new coronavirus travel restrictions as other nations slowly reopen. ♪ 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. ♪ i've always been faand still going for my best, even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin... i want that too. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. wh

asking the dnc to investigate joe biden would've been like asking harvey weinstein's movie company tote him. that doesn't wash. this idea that joe biden was more vetted because he went to the 2008 vice presidential vetting than someone like brett kavanaugh when multiple senate confirmations from for the u.s. circuit court. i know that judicial apartments are political now but remember when harry reid was head of the democrats than he had the majority in the senate, they went after all of those nominees. if they could've picked up something like that, they absolutely would have used it. this is also what i think. the republicans are going to have to get used to the idea that the democrats are not going to make this huge issue. they don't mind being called hypocrites. they are going to green, get through it, and within a week or two, they will be moving on to something else. >> juan: jesse, picking up on dana's point, has the whole charge now been effectively sort of neutered, if you will? for president trump? or do you think there's any way he can use this politically? >> jesse: he wil

yesterday, attorney douglas who also represented some harvey weinstein accusers robbed reid as a clienter allegations surfaced she potentially lied about her credentials serving as domestic violence expert in court. and said that decision to drop reid as a client does not imply her allegation against biden is unfounded. jon. jon: jackie, thank you. straight ahead from around the globe how countries are dealing with new coronavirus travel restrictions as other nations slowly reopen. you need! [squawks] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ special delivery ♪ jon: here are some other stories from around the globe as we see how other nations are handling coronavirus pandemic. in spain, outdoor dining and gatherings up to ten people will be allowed begin monday in madrid and barcelona in france religious service ace lowed to resume after a legal challenge to the government's ban on such gatherings. worshipers must wear a mask. wash their handle upon entering, and keep a distance of at least three feet from other people. in britain, a covid-19 quarantine of 14 d

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whether it's harvey weinstein, the plumber who had a secretary, lectures all about the abuse of powerne. number two, women should be believed. >> that was biden. here was biden today on msnbc, laura. >> from the very beginning i said believing the woman means taking the claim seriously when she steps forward and then vetted. look into it. in the end in every case, the truth is what matters. and in this case, the truth is the claims are false. >> do you see what the redefinition of what believing woman means, laura? he is definitely evolving now he's the target. in the case of kavanaugh, they had no corroborating witnesses. here you have contemporaneous witnesses. a deceased mother calling to the larry king show. there's a lot that needs explanation here. >> laura: he just kept saying in the interview, it didn't happen! "what about the files?" "it didn't happen" acclamation point why does that even matter? >> mika brezinski did a brilliant interview. after the initial denials which look scripted when pressed, biden started qualifying things. listen closely. >> i'm absolutely positive t

i guess harvey weinstein was busy making license plates? so we had to pick chris dodd?ewarding your old friend, who has a reputation! and now we'll just keep the story going? how stupid is joe biden! lots! >> jesse: at least chris dodd will spend a lot of money on drinks and tips at restaurants. we absolutely know that. all right, don't go anywhere. more of "the five" coming up. ♪ it's best we stay apart for a bit, but that doesn't mean you're in this alone. we're automatically refunding our customers a portion of their personal auto premiums. we're also offering flexible payment options for those who've been financially affected by the crisis. we look forward to returning to something that feels a little closer to life as we knew it, but until then you can see how we're here to help at libertymutual.com/covid-19. [ piano playing ] ♪ >> katie: welcome back. during the outbreak causing panic for some but frontier airlines rolling out solutions for social distancing for an extra fee. the airline will eat the middle seat empty if you want to fork over $39, so greg we just