capita than europe, three times more than the rest of the western hemisphere combined. now, there have been zero unfulfilled equipment and supply requests from state governors even in the sun belt, these

cases are surging sharply and all across the rest of the western hemisphere. 257 miles of newly constructed wall along the southern border has had a great positive impact on people coming in. we have record low numbers of people coming in illegally. that helps greatly. it was meant for a different purpose, but it worked well for the pandemic. nationwide, beyond the outbreak in several states, cases remain low and stable. 19 states have positive test rates of less than 5%. eight states have positive test

257 miles of the western hemisphere 257 miles of newly constructed wall along the southern border haspeople coming in and we have record low numbers of people coming illegally, that has helped greatly. it was really meant for different purpose but it worked out very well for what we're doing right now and for the pandemic. nationwide, beyond the outbreak in several states, and cases remain low and very stable. 19 states had positive test rates of less than 5%. eight states had positive test rate of less tha n eight states had positive test rate of less than 2%. our nationwide positive test rate is beginning to decline and is currently at 8.8% compared to over 68% at its peak in april. it is coming down, it is coming down fairly rapidly. today we surpassed for the first time 50 million tests, that is far more than any country in the world, india is second, we believe. we think with 1.4 billion people, it is about 12 million tests. we have 50 million tests. we a re million tests. we have 50 million tests. we are working with every state to ensure the supply of remdesivirfor state to ens

if there is going to be a company that can do this in the western hemisphere, you are talking about fives and billions of dollars of investment, if they can even find the resource. we are in this unique position where the western supply chain really needs our company to exist and thrive. the united states government has five presidential determinations on the need for a rare earth magnet supply chain. so our company is really heating the call to fulfill that mission. we think we can do that very profitably as well as environmentally friendly. i think the one other key component of this, within our site, we operate significantly more environmentally friendly. versus our chinese and other competitors. so we think that the western supply chain will really appreciate a company that can give them some sense of reliability and security over the supply chain as well as doing so in a sustainable way. uniquek that is a really opportunity. caroline: mp materials ceo, thank you. let's get the first word. house speaker nancy pelosi says that she is confident that congress can pass another virus reli

we have conducted three times as many tests as all the countries in the western hemisphere combined, over 50 million tests. this allows us to isolate those who are infected, even those without symptoms, so we know exactly where it is going and when it will be there. we are also working to reduce turnaround time. my administration has been aggressively responding to case growth in the sunbelt, and we continue to do so working close with all governors, but right now in to killer those governors. we are coordinating closely with hospitals and governors. havee last three weeks, i sent senior officials into nine states to meet with governors and provide recommendations to the various leaders of the state , including hospital administrators, etc.. my administration currently has zero unfilled requests for unfulfilled requests for equipment or anything else that they need from the governors. no governor needs anything right now, and we think we will have it that way until the end, frankly. we are stocked up and ready to go. medicalional guard and personnel in texas, california, governor, an

first of this year, i announced the armed forces would begin a surge of military assets in the western hemispherenlike anything seen in recent history, and that is a fact. one of the reasons is we have better equipment than we ever had. we have new equipment that comes trillion in2.5 spending, all made in the usa. american service members, joined by partner nations, have patrolled regional waters from the caribbean sea to the east pacific. the united states deployed an arsenal of cutters, naval combat ships, coast guard helicopters, and they are powerful weapons. high-tech maritime patrol aircraft as well as roughly 1300 additional personnel. 65%e forces represent a increase in ships and a 65% increase in surveillance aircraft from last year alone. we are taking the fight directly to the sinister criminal cartels and showing them no mercy. we are doing numbers like nobody thought possible, even the admiral. he would say he never thought this would happen to the extent it is happened -- to the extent it has happened. you will not poison our children and you will not in for tori -- you will not inf

is s, andting 50% more test as manly as three times more than other countries in the western hemisphere combined. tests. million this allows us to isolate those infected, even those without symptoms, so we know exactly where it is going and when it is going to be there. we are also working to reduce turnaround time. my administration has aggressively responded to cases in the sunbelt, and we continue to do so, working close with all governors. right now, in particular those governors. host: that full event is at c-span.org. (202)-748-8000 free democrats -- for democrats. (202)-748-8001 for republicans. independents, (202)-748-8002. you can text us at (202)-748-8003. some posting on twitter and facebook this morning. bill king off of twitter says, it is going to get worse before it gets better, from the president yesterday. the president seems unwilling to take steps to curtail it, such as national mandatory masks and stay-at-home orders. sean o'neill adds, sure, it is going to get worse before the election. democrats are counting on there from the virus and they will be ramping up the p

applause] i announced the united states armed forces would begin a surge of military assets in the western hemisphere unlike anything seen in recent history and that is a fact. one of the reasons is we now have better equipment than we've ever had. we have new equipment that comes along with $2.5 trillion in spending, all made in the usa. american service members joined by partner nations have patrolled regional waters from the caribbean to the east pacific. the united states deployed a vast arsenal of coast guard ships,, naval combat specially armed coast guard helicopters, and they are real weapons, powerful weapons. high-tech maritime patrol aircraft as well as roughly 1300 additional personnel. these forces represent a 65% increase in ships and 75% increase in surveillance aircraft from last year alone. we are taking the fight directly to the sinister criminal cartels and showing them no mercy. we are doing numbers like nobody thought possible. even the admiral, he would have never thought this was going to happen to the extent that it has happened. you will not threaten our citizens. you will no

we have a strong relationship with our western hemisphere partners. you know the importance of cbtpa in general. 70% of u.s. textiles go to our western hemisphere for export that come back as finished product. how do we ensure that our trading partners get the benefits of the trade agreements to ensure that they're also making ppe and there's more near-shoring of these products as well as self-sufficiency here at home? >> we're trying to push in our bill helping the western hemisphere and making sure that our trade partners are given the same benefits and also we should make sure that we're not receiving these kinds of supplies made by forced labor. my next question is for erica fuchs or dr. brown. i strongly agree with the testimony that emphasizes the need to strengthen workforce development at home. the pandemic has highlighted how dependent we are on global supply chains for medical supplies during emergencies and why reducing that dependency by producing more critical health care supplies at home is so important. my question is, can we collaborat

textiles go to our western hemisphere for exports that come back as finished products. how do we ensure that our trading partners get the benefits of the trade agreements, to ensure they are also making ppe, and there is more onshoring of these products, as well as self-sufficiency at home? rep. sewell: thank you. we are trying to push in our bill the helping the western hemisphere and making sure our trade partners are given the same benefits, and we should make sure they are not receiving these kinds of supplies made by forced labor. my next question is for erica fuchs or roxanne brown. i agree with your testimony that emphasizes the need to strengthen workforce developing here at home. the pandemic has highlighted how dependent we are on global supply chains for medical supplies during emergencies and wife reducing that dependency by producing those critical health care supplies at home is important. my question is, can we collaborate on the importance of workforce developing and supply chain reform conversation, like how can be elaborate on the importance of that, a

the ability, because of our resource base, we are really the only producer of scale in the western hemispherey environmentally friendly one of scale outside of china and so our opportunity is to essentially help a global industry decouple some of the supply chain for china >> so in the old days, we used to get a huge number of calls in the lightning round about molly corps. and i said two things. one is the chinese, which i have been very critical of, are flooding the world with this stuff and their balance sheet was bad. how are you going to deal with the problems molly corps had >> so molly corps was a decade early. a great analogy would be if you think about the internet, what happened with how technology impacts our lives today. when they went public, there wasn't even a tesla on the road. so they were ahead of their time they had a lot of execution challenges when they went bankrupt, a lot of people didn't think this site would compete against china. we took control of the site in 2017 we had eight employees at the time we have 220 today. we are profitable. we are solved most of the moll

so we're working to come out of covid which came from china, out hit the whole western hemisphere, andre working together to come out of that covid crisis and strengthen both the mexican and american economies. and, again, we're blessed to have neighbors like canada and mexico and have a great integrated market here in the western hemisphere. as we move our supply chain home from china, mexico e and canada will play a big role, so it's important to us. lou: robert o'brien, good to see you. thank you for being here. >>> turning now to wall street, the dow up 31 points, the -- 11 points, the s&p up 25. the nasdaq hitting a new record close of 149 points on the day, the 25th record close of the day. volume on the big board picking up to 5 billion shares. crude oil settling at $40.36 a barrel -- 86 a barrel, and retailer brooks brothers filing for bankruptcy because of the impact of the china virus. the retailer closing 51 stores as it seeks a potential buyer. brooks brothers has 500 stores worldwide. >>> a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radi

we are forging critical partnerships across the witness this western hemisphere. to ensure safe, humane, and lawful migration. we have been helped greatly by mexico on creating record numbers in a positive sense on the southern border. tight and weery have done a great job and i want to thank the secretary who is here. chad, you are here someplace. what a good job you are doing. we are very proud of you and you have worked closely with mexico. you were just telling me what a great help a have been, thank you very much created we have also worked closely in the battle against the coronavirus together saving thousands of lives. it has been my honor to help mexico procure 600 ventilators and it's going to be higher than that. they needed them badly and we were able to make them. we are making thousands per week and we are helping a lot of countries. one of the first and may be first that i spoke to was mexico. we have a lot of them in mexico saving a lot of lives. mr. president, we are in this fight together and we are doing very well. just a couple of things on that

look at it, elliott who has had so much expertise in the middle east and also equities in the western hemisphere given the work he did back in the clinton bush years so we've got i think the right people in place with the right policies, with a lot of good leadership. >> thanks, brian. one of my questions is what do you see as the objectives of both iran and venezuela in terms of the reconnection that we have seen? are the tactical objectives merely to get around some of the sanctions? is there a longer history of that relationship? is there a more strategic impetus behind this relationship? elliott, do you want to provide your thoughts on that? >> well, it does go back, as brian was, saying it starts with chavez under -- an inch of as an ahmadinejad if you go back to those years, you have exchanges of business. the level, if we're talking dollar, mounts the level of commerce has never been very great. it is rising now, for a few reasons and i think one of them is they are pariah states. they are essentially friendless countries. they have relationships with a few other countries but in terms of

mid-june primarily among 18 to 35-year-olds we're facing a challenge across the rest of the western hemisphere mexico has opinion hit very, very hard. you know the president, a great gentleman was here two weeks ago. they have really been hit hard we're successfully identifying more asymptommatic and mild cases. some cases so mild that you really don't even treat them some cases they don't know they are real i guess they're not very real because they recover almost immediately. per capita the u.s. is conducting 50% more tests than europe we have conducted nearly three times as many tests as all of the other countries in the western hemisphere combined. over 50 million tests. this allows us to isolate those infected even those without symptoms we know where it's going we are working to reduce turn around time. my administration has been aggressively responding to case growth in the sun belt and we continue to do so working very close with all governors right noi in particular those governors. we're coordinating with governors. i sent senior officials into nine states to meet with governor and p

we have conducted more tests than all of the countries in the western hemisphere combined.ver 50 million tests. isolate those to who are infected, even those without symptoms, so we know where it is going and when it is going to be there. beendministration has aggressively responding to case growth. we continue to work with all governors but in particular those governors. we are coordinating closely with hospitals and governors. in the last few weeks, i have said -- i have sent senior officials into nine states to meet with governors and provide recommendations to various leaders, including hospital administrators. my administration currently has zero unfulfilled requests for equipment or anything else they need from the government. andkly, we are stocked up ready to go. wherever we have to go. national guard and military florida, in texas, arizona helping us greatly. the military has been fantastic. we are closely monitoring hospital capacity in the states. hospitals are open for elective surgeries and other procedures. americans to get -- all of the governors we have spok

we have conducted nearly three times as many tests as all of the other countries in the western hemispherever 50 million tests. this allows us to isolate those who are infected, even those without symptoms, so we know exactly where it's going and when it's going to be there. president trump has said that fatalites have now fallen 75% since the middle of april. fatalities nationwide have fallen — 75% since mid april. it's a great number. as cases and fatalities rise in certain hard—hit states which we are looking at right now, we are surging personnel supplies and therapeutics. we, again, have tremendous amounts of supplies. we are in very good shape and we can move them quickly. here's our correspondent peter bowes in los angeles on this briefing. this was a noticeably more measured tone from the president. i think we can only believe that he has been talking to his advisers who have been pointing out the fact that he has certainly been losing the debate and losing the argument in terms of public opinion — because his political rival, joe biden, is ahead in the opinion polls with the elect

cases are surging sharply and all across the rest of the western hemisphere. 257 miles of newly constructed wall along the southern border has had a great positive impact on people coming in. we have record low numbers of people coming in illegally. that helps greatly. it was meant for a different purpose, but it worked well for the pandemic. nationwide, beyond the outbreak in several states, cases remain low and stable. 19 states have positive test rates of less than 5%. eight states have positive test rates of less than 1%. compared to over 16% at its peak in april, it is coming down fairly rapidly. today we surpassed 50 million tests, far more than any country in the world. india is second, we believe. we think, 1.4 billion people. that is about 12 million tests. we have 50 million tests. we are working with every state to ensure the supply of remdesivir for early case intervention and steroid treatment and various other treatments for those seriously ill. we are working closely with hospitals, doctors, nursing homes, everybody. the remdesivir has proven to be terrific. our case fatality

we've conducted nearly three times as many tests as all of the other countries in the western hemisphereombined. it'll be over 50 million tests. this allows us to isolate those who are infected, even those without symptoms so we know exactly where it's going and when it's going to be there. we're also working to reduce turn-around time. my administration has been aggressively responding to case growth in the sun belt, and we continue to do so working very close with all governors, but right now in particular those governors. we're coordinating closely with hospitals and governors. in the last three weeks, i've sent senior officials into nine states to meet with governors and provide recommendations to the various leaders of the state including hospital administrators, etc. my administration currently has zero unfilled requests for, unfulfilled requests for equipment or anything else that they need from the governors. no governor needs anything right now, and we think we'll have it that way til the end because, frankly, we are stocked up and ready to go. wherever we have to go. with nearl

we have conducted nearly three times as many tests as all of the other countries in the western hemisphere provide. over 50 million tests. this allows us to isolate those who are infected even those without symptoms so we know exactly where it's going and when it's going to be there. we are also working to reduce turn around time. my administration has been aggressively responding to case growth in the sun belt and we continue to do so, working very closely with all governors but right now in particular those governors. we are coordinating closely with hospitals and governors in the last three weeks. i have sent senior officials into nine states to meet with governors and provide recommendations to the various leaders of the state, including hospital administrators, et cetera. my administration currently has zero unfilled requests for unfulfilled requests for equipment or anything else that they need from the governors. no governor needs anything right now, and we think we will have it that way until the end because frankly we are stocked up and ready to go wherever we have to go. nearly 7

were also facing the challenge of a significant spice and virus cases across the rest of the western hemisphere including mexico mexico has been hit very very very hard and you know the president a great gentleman was here 2 weeks ago and they have really been hit hard because we've achieved nearly. fourfold increase in testing capacity in 2 months we're successfully identifying more asymptomatic and mild cases some cases so mild that you really don't even treat them some cases. with children where they don't even know that they're ill and i guess they're not very ill because they recover almost immediately per capita the u.s. is conducting 50 percent more tests than europe and we've conducted nearly 3 times as many tests as all of the other countries in the western hemisphere combined the over 50000000 tests. this allows us to isolate those who are infected even those without symptoms so we know exactly where it's going what it's going to be there we're also working to reduce turnaround time my ministration has been aggressively responding to case growth we're watching president outlining his

you know, much of it going to western hemisphere. we want to make sure that every dollar is spent in a covid sensitive way; right? how do we make sure that our gender based violence programming, our education programming, our health programming, takes into effect of what's happening with the virus right there, right then. and so it's a really important conversation. it is not just as chris mentioned, it is not just the supplemental. we're really trying to bring to bear all of our foreign assistance in order to help countries overcome this virus. >> thank you. >> let me follow up on senator cardin's question. on the 50% of the money, it's supplemental money that's been put out, has that been spent on the primary effects of covid? or is some of it spent on the secondary and tertiary effects that you have quite properly and considerately -- >> yeah, it is a mix. so congress has appropriated a certain amount of money for our economic support fund, which is really looking at that tertiary and secondary impacts. primarily most of our resou

you have been a strong supporter for our industry in the western hemisphere region. to the question -- this came up a little earlier, related to the uyger population at the atrocities happening with ppe production, it is not just ppe production, it is beyond that. it is astronomical to think about that in this period of ,ime, the companies making ppe that portion of the country, under the most horrific human rights standards, is allowed to happen. in terms of trade enforcement moving ahead, we need on-site verification for those companies on the ground. we need a level of transparency that the chinese government is not getting to our country or other countries to help crackdown on this supply chain. there is a buyer of these products being made in the most horrific labor conditions that we can make. who is buying these products? let hold them accountable. for the question you have related to diversifying our supply chains in the wasn't hemisphere, we could not agree more, we have a strong relationship with our western inisphere partners the red general, 70% of u.s. t

cancel all cooperation agreements in the western hemisphere while we have agreements with honduras, what imola, el salvador. we have a great agreements where when biden and obama used to bring killers out, they would say don't bring them back to our country, we don't want them. well they wouldn't take them come now with us they take them and someday i will tell you why. someday i will tell you why but they take them and they take them very godly. the is to bring them out and they wouldn't even let the air planes land if they brought them back by airplanes. they wouldn't let the buses back to the country. he said we don't want them. and we said no, but they entered our country illegally. there are murders in some cases and we said we don't want them. they turned to the bus around and the plane around, and who knows what happened to them. it wasn't good. taxpayer-funded lawyers will be given to all illegal aliens and we will pay now for the lawyers lobby and we will give all illegal aliens taxpayer-funded lawyers. how does that sound, pretty good? we will take up to the supreme court is mu

the megafauna found in the north american western hemisphere are essentially inferior to those found elsewhere in the world. they degenerate. with jefferson, it became a patriotic article of faith that americans had megafauna at least as mega as europe did. state ofhis on the virginia in 1775. he specifically charges him under history to make notes on the mammoth that he might find. the mammoth is particularly recommended. jefferson is really excited. charles wilson peel is told about mammoth bones in the hudson river valley. it is not always called mammoth. they did not know what it was. but they did have some bones. you can see the diagram here. he hired some men to rig up this contraption to dig out the remnants of the skeleton of what they are calling a mammoth. jefferson is calling it mammoth, although we know today thanks to the work of and anatomist that is a newnitim species entirely, which he named a mastodon. breasts, and don, teeth. mammoths were found further out west. lewis finds them in the ohio valley. but the east coast valley becomes known as the mastodon. this famou

cancel all asylum cooperation agreements in the western hemisphere. well, we have agreements with hunters, watermelon, will we have great agreements. when biden and obama used to bring killers out, they would say don't bring the back to the country, well they have to. you are watching a press conference by president trump. he has just signed an executive order ending preferential trt for hong kong and said he would sanction chinese officials responsible for crackdown on political dissent. he has taken this opportunity to attack everything from what he calls the china virus, the who, and his democratic rival joe biden. of course, he has taken the chance to really talk up market gains we have seen recently. absolutely, and talking about the prospects to get a vaccine in the u.s. and what he says will be record time. a pretty wide range of issues being focused about by the president. we will continue to dip back in as we get lines, but let's get some context. mario, a pretty wide-ranging array of topics being addressed by the president. it is really just

we are forging critical partnerships across the western hemisphere to combat the cartels and the smugglershumane, and lawful migration. we have been helped greatly by mexico on creating record numbers in a positive sense on our southern border. it's been really, very, very tight and we've done a great job. i want to thank the secretary who is here. chad, you are here someplace. where is chad? what a great job you are doing. you work very closely with mexico. thank you very much, chad. we've also worked closely in the battle against the coronavirus together saving countless, thousands of lives. it's been my honor to help mexico procure 600 ventilators, and it's going to be a higher number than that. they needed them very badly and we were able to make them -- were making thousands a week and were hoping a lot of countries. one of the first it may be the first that i spoke to was mexico. we have a lot of them and mexico, saving a lot of lives. mr. president, we are in this fight together and we are doing very well. a couple of things on that, to further announce the u.s. is number one and te

bush or barack obama or bill clinton, i don't remember them calling migrants coming from the western hemispherehem invaders or remember the demonization of migrants the same way. so it is not apples-to-apples. it is not tomato to tomato. these are very different things. one thing, in the same -- people say he has a right to his opinion. and i believe that. i strongly believe that. but if you believe he's got a right to his opinion and to politically express himself, you have to believe that his consumers have the same exact right. so do not expect a community that feels attacked by donald trump constantly and that is your loyal consumer base not to react and feel hurt when they see you praising that person. actions have consequences. he's free to take those actions. those actions have consequences. and he's just got to accept them. one thing i want to say, i've seen in social distancimedia th away goya products. there is a lot of food uncertain ty and kids out ever school not getting the meal. if you don't want to use products, you have every right but please donate them to a food bank, donate

a big problem for mexico but cases are surging very sharply and all across the rest of the western hemisphereles of newly constructed wall along the southern border has had a great positive impact on people coming in. we have record low numbers of people coming in illegally. that has helped greatly. it was men for a different purpose but it worked out well for what we're doing now and for the pandemic. nationwide, beyond the outbreak in several cases, states are very low. 19 states have positive test rates of less than 5%. eight states have positive test rates of less than 2%. our nationwide positive test rate is beginning to decline and currently at 8.8%, compared to over 16% at its peak in i am a. it's coming down. it's coming down fairly rapidly. today we surpassed, first time, we surpassed 50 million tests. that's far more than any country in the world. india is second, we believe. we think. 1.4 billion people. that's about 12 million tests. we have 50 million tests. we're working every state to ensure the supply of remdesivir for early cases, and steroid treatment and other treatment for

i was with the president, and very sharply and all across the rest of the western hemisphere. 257 milested wall along the southern border has had a great positive impact on people coming in and we have record low numbers of people coming in illegally. that has helped greatly. it was really meant for a different purpose but it worked out very well for what we're doing right now and for the pandemic. nationwide, beyond the outbreak in several states cases remain low and very stable. 19 states have positive test rates of less than 5%. eight states have positive test rates of less than 2%. our nationwide positive test rate is beginning to decline and currently at 8.8%, compared to over 16% at its peak in april. it's coming down. it's coming down fairly rapidly. today we surpassed, first time we surpassed 50 million tests. that is far more than any country in the world. india is second we believe, we think, 1.4 billion people, that is about 12 million tests. we have 50 million tests. we're working with every state to insure the supply of remdesivir. for early case intervention and steroid tr

cancel all cooperation agreements in the western hemisphere while we have agreements with honduras, whatalvador. we have a great agreements where when biden and obama used to bring killers out, they would say don't bring them back to our country, we don't want them. well they wouldn't take them come now with us they take them and someday i will tell you why. someday i will tell you

cases are surging very sharply and all across the rest of the western hemisphere. 257 miles of newlythe southern border has had a great positive impact on people coming in, and we have record low numbers of people coming in illegally. that's helped greatly. >> joining me once again, white house correspondent for reuters, jeff mason. let's talk about the handling of this pandemic, jeff. a lot of folks have died in this country over the past five months since this pandemic began in this country. the president, though, still seeing his handling of the pandemic as a success in spite of the loss of so many lives. in one of your most recent pieces, you discuss infighting within the white house over how the outbreak has, in fact, been handled. what more do you have on this? >> yes. and, you know, i think it's important to note before talking about the politics of it that obviously the most important thing here is the health and the health impact of americans. but the interest -- what i found interesting about the fact that there's infighting with the white house is that's having an impact o

cases are surging very sharply and all across the rest of the western hemisphere. 257 miles of newlyed wall along the southern border has had a great positive impact on people coming in, and we have record low numbers of people coming in illegally. that's helped greatly. it was really meant for a different purpose but it worked out very well for what we are doing right now and for the pandemic. nationwide down the outbreak in several states, cases remain low and very stable. 19 states have positive test rates of less than 5%. eight states have positive test rates of less than 2%. our nationwide positive test rate is beginning to decline and is currently at 8.8% compared to over 16% at its peak in april. it's coming down. it's coming down fairly rapidly. today we surpassed, first time we surpassed 50 million tests. that's far more than any country in the world. india is second we believe, we think. 1.4 billion people. that's about 12 million tests. we have 50 million tests. we are working with every state to ensure the supply of remdesivir for early case intervention and steroid treat

and all across the rest of the western hemisphere.ructed newly wall along the southern border has had a great positive impact on people coming in. and we have a record low numbers of people coming in illegally. that has helped greatly. it was really meant for a different purpose, but it worked out very well for what we're doing now and for the pandemic. nationwide, beyond the outbreak in several states, cases remain low. and very stable. 19 states have positive test rates of less than 5%. eight states have positive test rates of less than 2%. our nationwide positive test rate is beginning to decline and is currently at 8.8% compared to over 16% at its peak in april. it's coming down. it's coming down fairly rapidly. today, we surpassed, for the first time, 15 million tests. that is far more than any country in the world. india is second, we believe. we think it is 1.4 million people. that is about 12 million tests. we have 50 million tests. we are working with every state to ensure the supply of remdesivir for early case intervention

are you identifying these assets now in the western hemisphere? mr. gaynor: i cannot speak to any specifics, because it's not in my current role and responsibility, but i know generally just because the conversation is going on in the administration, the supply chain task force and other places that we are looking to maximize onshore production of ppe and any other safe and resilient partner we can. again, i would have to defer to the defense logistics agency or dod about how far they have gotten on some of those initiatives. >> you are part of the administration that has taken historic actions in response to this pandemic. that means you are in the room. although this may not be the specific role that you play, according to your job description, do you have a sense from the executive that we are looking beyond the scope that we have been restricted to by previous administrations? let us not focus on the obama administration or the bush administration. this reliance on foreign production of important and strategic products has happened over the course

to live in after they killed me, do you think them distributing my information all over the western hemispheredifferent than what they're asking the mayor to resign for doing? this hypocrisy is obvious nonsense. >> look. again, mr. mccloskey, i don't like that you have been weaponized for political means. i'm not saying that you weren't within your rights to do what you were doing. that will be judged by the system. that's not why i'm having you on the show as i said at the top. you said i didn't want to come on the show. listen, i think i'm fair. i'm not going to use you as a pawnagenda, the show you went on, somebody wants to ceasee it as american cause. the guy who walked past your house on a looping piece of video had hands up, don't shoot on this, the stated purpose of this demonstration and that's all we can go on is that they didn't like that the mayor outed or as you say docked people who were for de-funding the police. now you can like that or not like that. but you have been used and politically pep wonized as a face of white resistance to that movement. and that's why i asked you th

cancel all asylum cooperation agreements in the western hemisphere.ell, we have agreements with hunters, watermelon, will we have great agreements. when biden and obama used to bring killers out, they would say don't bring the back to the country, well they have to. you are watching a press conference by president trump.