msnbc--2020-03-08--Expert: There’s no Democratic establishment in place to help Biden

Expert: There’s no Democratic establishment in place to help Biden
Bernie Sanders alleges that the Democratic establishment assisted Biden in his Super Tuesday win, but Mother Jones D.C. bureau chief David Corn tells Joy Reid, ‘There really is no Democratic establishment.’ Joy Reid and her panel discuss.March 8, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-08--Data expert ‘can’t stress how bad’ Super Tuesday was for Sanders

Coronavirus threat : To the economy , and the presidency

Joe Biden leads Bernie Sanders by 16 points in a post-Super Tuesday poll, overtaking the former frontrunner. As the March 10 primaries approach, will Biden maintain his new lead, or will Sanders make a comeback? Joy Reid and her panel discuss.March 8, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-08--Former Ambassador: Hunter Biden accusations politically motivated

Corruption accusations aimed at Hunter Biden are compared to the ultimately fruitless Hillary Clinton email probes, by former U.S. Ambassador Michael McFaul, who tells Joy Reid, ‘we learned there was no criminal activity there, but we learned it after 2016.’March 8, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-08--Can Bernie Sanders win over black voters?

Bernie Sanders’ ability to appeal to the important base of black voters in the Democratic party will be key if the senator is to secure the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination. Faiz Shakir, campaign manager for Bernie Sanders 2020, joins Joy Reid to discuss.March 8, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-08--Woodrow Wilson lied about ‘Spanish Flu,’ likely helping it spread

Donald Trump’s response to the coronavirus outbreak in the U.S. is compared to President Woodrow Wilson’s response to the ‘Spanish Flu’ outbreak during WWI, during which Wilson lied to the public to prevent panic about the deadly, viral outbreak that killed 675,000 Americans. Presidential historian Michael Beschloss joins Joy Reid to discuss.March 8, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-08--High school junior describes life on cruise ship where 21 people test positive for coronavirus

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msnbc--2020-03-08--Gov. Cuomo on coronavirus: 'We're fighting the fear even more than the virus.'

Gov. Cuomo on coronavirus: 'We're fighting the fear even more than the virus.'
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo discusses the state of COVID-19 in New York with Alex Witt. Cuomo says mixed messages from the Trump administration are creating fear among Americans regarding the virus.March 8, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-09--Joe: It is critical Trump get his arms around this virus

Joe : It is critical Trump get his arms around this virus

Joe: It is critical Trump get his arms around this virus
The panel discusses the president's bids to downplay the severity of the coronavirus outbreak and the need for the president to be realistic about the dangers from the virus.March 9, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-09--Health experts say virus past the point of containment

Meacham: Pence probably saved the republic, but I don't always want to count on one person to do it 08:18


msnbc--2020-03-08--Women campaign veterans on the glass ceiling still waiting to be broken

Women campaign veterans on the glass ceiling still waiting to be broken
As Elizabeth Warren exits the race for president, veterans of her campaign and Kamala Harris’s break down what this year’s race meant for the future of women in presidential politics.March 9, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-08--Crisis Communication: WH Sends Mixed Messages on Coronavirus

Fmr. Rep Hill: No plans to run for office, but ‘Literally everything has been exposed, including my naked pictures, not through my choice’ 05:31


msnbc--2020-03-08--Sen. Murray: 'I am frightened there is not a sense of urgency from this administration'

Sen. Murray: 'I am frightened there is not a sense of urgency from this administration'
Sen. Patty Murray (D-WA), whose state has reported 19 coronavirus deaths, says she has yet to see 'urgency' from the Trump administration as the crisis worsens.March 9, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-08--Sanders barnstorms Michigan hoping for a repeat of 2016


msnbc--2020-03-08--Global health expert: 'We may be entering potentially another phase'

Global health expert: 'We may be entering potentially another phase'
Director of the Texas Children's Hospital Center for Vaccine Development Dr. Peter Hotez tells NBC’s Kasie Hunt that the increase of available coronavirus tests will likely cause 'a sharp increase in the number of actual cases reported.'March 9, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-09--Trump proposes payroll tax cut to offset coronavirus economic damage

Inside the Singapore lab on the front lines of the fight against coronavirus

President Donald Trump said Monday that he is looking at a possible payroll tax cut, along with other measures, to help American workers and boost the economy, which has been hit hard by the coronavirus outbreak.March 9, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-09--'Dirty team' doctor in Hong Kong describes life caring for coronavirus patients

Meacham: Pence probably saved the republic, but I don't always want to count on one person to do it


msnbc--2020-03-09--Dr. Thomas Kauffman: The world's gotta work together, or we're toast

Dr. Thomas Coffman: The world's gotta work together, or we're toast
Dr. Thomas Coffman, the dean of Duke-National University of Singapore medical school, discusses the potential for coronavirus' spread around the world, and explains the need for quarantines.March 9, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-09--Coronavirus triggers digital outbreak of rumors, conspiracies and dangerous information


msnbc--2020-03-09--4,300 coronavirus tests conducted nationwide

After a shortage of testing kits, the administration has rolled out 1.4 million coronavirus tests. Robinson Meyer, staff writer for The Atlantic, on the shortage of tests and the state of testing across the country.March 9, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-09--Inside the Singapore lab on the front lines of the fight against coronavirus

In the race to identify and contain COVID-19, Singapore, which has been caught off-guard b pandemics in the past, was able to draw on its experience. Danielle Anderson, a scientist who is leading a coronavirus taskforce, takes Richard Engel inside the lab where they are performing tests.March 9, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-09--Pelosi: 'No,' Capitol should not be closed due to coronavirus

Pelosi: 'No,' Capitol should not be closed due to coronavirus
Speaker Nancy Pelosi says that the Capitol should not be closed due to the coronavirus.March 9, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-09--Biden and Sanders plot their path to the nomination with the race now down to two candidates


msnbc--2020-03-09--Donald Trump stares down his first Twitter-immune nemesis


msnbc--2020-03-10--Joe: Trump understands this is not the flu

Trump compared coronavirus to the flu .
Here 's why that 's a bad idea .

The Morning Joe panel contrasts the global response to the threat of the coronavirus to how President Trump and his administration are dealing with the virus in the United States.March 10, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-09--Biden and Sanders face off in six key states in next round of primaries

Biden and Sanders face off in six key states in next round of primaries
We preview the next round of primary races that include some key states including the one that could be critical in the Democratic race -- Michigan.March 10, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-09--Trump compared coronavirus to the flu. Here's why that's a bad idea.

Trump compared coronavirus to the flu. Here's why that's a bad idea.
The president has, on more than one occasion, likened the coronavirus to the flu. Infectious disease specialist and epidemiologist Dr. Celine Gounder explains why that's a flawed comparison.March 10, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-09--Ruhle: 'Fears of a global recession are real' due to coronavirus


msnbc--2020-03-09--Trump faces huge leadership crisis over coronavirus and the economy

Coronavirus fears and a fight over oil prices drove markets to a disastrous start to the week as the Trump administration continues to grapple with responding to the coronavirus outbreak.March 10, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-09--Fmr. Obama economist: Trump's coronavirus payroll tax cut not the answer

The Former Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers for President Obama Austan Goolsbee, now an Economics Professor at the University of Chicago, explains why President Trump's proposal for a payroll tax cut will not help counter the coronavirus economic damage.March 10, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-09--Biden on what he would look for in a VP candidate

Biden on what he would look for in a VP candidate
Former Vice President Joe Biden discusses Elizabeth Warren dropping out, the sexism that women candidates face running for office and the likelihood of choosing a woman as his vice president if he becomes the nominee. He tells Lawrence O’Donnell the most important quality he’s looking for is “someone who is simpatico with where I want to take the country” and says there are a number of women who meet that criteria.March 10, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-09--Biden: Trump has ‘no competence in how to handle this crisis’

Biden: Trump has ‘no competence in how to handle this crisis’
Former Vice President Joe Biden tells Lawrence O’Donnell that Trump’s mishandled response and mixed messaging about the coronavirus is contributing to market turmoil: “There’s no confidence in the president in anything he says or does… I wish he would just be quiet” and let the experts inform the public about what should be done.March 10, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-09--Saudi Arabia seizes oil market by the throat; stock market chokes

John Kilduff, CNBC contributor specializing in energy trading, talks with Rachel Maddow about the dynamic between Saudi Arabia and Russia that has caused the price of oil to drop precipitously and clobbered a stock market already crippled by coronavirus concerns.March 10, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-09--Washington drawing on multiple partners to build coronavirus testing capacity

Washington Governor Jay Inslee talks with Rachel Maddow about how the state of Washington is calculating the forecast of the spread of the novel coronavirus as well as the state's strategy for building testing capacity for the virus.March 10, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-10--Steve Kornacki: Opportunities for Joe Biden to do some damage tonight to Bernie Sanders

Biden confronts man who accuses him of wanting to take his guns away

Steve Kornacki goes to the big board to preview the upcoming primaries in the second Super Tuesday. Kornacki says that there are “some opportunities for Joe Biden to do some damage tonight to Bernie Sanders.”March 10, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-10--Michigan voter says health care is top issue going into primary

The toll of the unvaccinated in hospitals continues to rise, compromising life-saving care for those in need 04:39


msnbc--2020-03-10--Exit polls: Most Democrats want a nominee who ‘can beat Trump’

Exit polls: Most Democrats want a nominee who ‘can beat Trump’
59% of Democrats prefer a candidate who can “beat Trump” rather than a candidate who “agrees with you” on issues.March 10, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-10--Pence delivers coronavirus update after Trump travels to Capitol Hill

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msnbc--2020-03-10--National Guard to help as 'humanitarian manpower' in New Rochelle


msnbc--2020-03-10--Natl. Guard deploying to NYC-area Coronavirus epicenter

Government officials at all levels are working in full force to contain the Coronavirus outbreak. Professor of Epidemiology at the NYU School of Public Health, Elodie Ghedin, and Adm. James Stavridis, a former Supreme Allied Commander for NATO, join Yasmin Vossoughian to discuss the steps New York officials are taking to get ahead of the epidemic.March 10, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-10--Why New Rochelle isn’t ‘quite a quarantine zone’


msnbc--2020-03-10--Biden, Sanders cancel rallies amid coronavirus concerns


msnbc--2020-03-10--Biden’s moment with an auto worker in Detroit

Biden’s moment with an auto worker in Detroit
Joe Biden has verbal altercation with worker over guns while at a campaign event at the Fiat Chrysler assembly plant in DetroitMarch 10, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-10--Demand for action from the White House as coronavirus fear spreads

Demand for action from the White House as coronavirus fear spreads
The rising health crisis around the spread of coronavirus creates a political reckoning for President Trump who says the world was ‘blindsided’March 10, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-12--At least 23 States declare outbreak emergencies

Raimondo : Government is two weeks late on coronavirus pandemic


msnbc--2020-03-12--Raimondo: Government is two weeks late on coronavirus pandemic

Raimondo: Government is two weeks late on coronavirus pandemic
Gov. Gina Raimondo (D-R.I.) discusses what her state, which has five confirmed cases of coronavirus, needs from the federal government.March 12, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-12--Kasie: 'I have to say … it feels a lot like we’re in uncharted territory here'


msnbc--2020-03-12--As the spread of COVID-19 continues, communities around the world work to combat the pandemic

As the spread of COVID-19 continues, communities around the world work to combat the pandemic
Chuck Todd says, “There is a once-in-a-lifetime disaster preparedness effort being undertaken across the country right now,” as the spread of COVID-19 continues.March 12, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-12--Rep. Eric Swalwell: We want the president to win on this issue


msnbc--2020-03-12--White House’s crisis of credibility while anxiety around coronavirus soars


msnbc--2020-03-12--Former director at USAID: Social distancing is ‘critically important’

Americans are looking to their government for leadership in this - Things are only going to get worse from here - and they want to know what practical steps Washington is taking. Washington Post White House Bureau Chief Philip Rucker, The Director of Columbia University's National Center for Disaster Preparedness Dr. Irwin Redlener and the former Director of Foreign Disaster Assistance for the USAID Jeremy Konyndyk join Katy Tur to discussMarch 12, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-12--Rep. Meng responds to 'false and harmful' attacks on Asian community

Congresswoman Grace Meng (D-NY) is with Kasie Hunt providing an update on the emergency funding package in response to the Coronavirus pandemic. Meng also speaks out against the narrative connecting Asians and Asian-Americans to the virus, saying she's prepared to "call out" her colleagues who perpetuate these ideas.March 12, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-12--New Rochelle Mayor talks containment zone

'To the right of this government, is only a wall' Impact of new judicial law in Israel 05:32


msnbc--2020-03-13--Americans see massive disruptions to daily life as coronavirus spreads

U.S. coronavirus testing still months behind where it needs to be

More than half of the states in the U.S. have declared some level of emergency due to COVID-19. Major league and college sports championships and events have been canceled, schools are closing, and some cities are restricting gatherings of more than a few hundred people. Efforts to prevent more widespread coronavirus infections have reached a new level, but the tests that public health experts say are essential to “flattening the curve” still aren’t reaching all the places where they’re needed. And the remedies for the economic damage that’s sure to come are anything but certain.March 13, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-13--A health-care crisis that's leading to a financial crisis

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 10 percent Thursday, with the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 both down by 9 percent. It was the worst point drop ever for the Dow and its worst performance since the market crash in 1987. The panel discusses.March 13, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-13--Joe: We need to know when we'll get testing kits

Joe: We need to know when we'll get testing kits
The Morning Joe panel discusses the latest details the latest developments in the coronavirus, the lack of available testing and the immediate need for coronavirus testing in the United States.March 13, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-13--Jon Meacham: Trump's reaping what he sowed after attacking government

Pulitzer prize-winning presidential historian and biographer Jon Meacham points to Trump's attacks on the so-called 'deep state' and more now that he's struggling to effectively lead during the coronavirus outbreak.March 13, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-12--U.S. coronavirus testing still months behind where it needs to be

U.S. coronavirus testing still months behind where it needs to be
Red tape and government mismanagement have left the U.S. far behind where public health officials believe it should be when it comes to coronavirus testing. We discuss that with NBC National Reporter Suzy Khimm.March 13, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-12--Trump's coronavirus speech raised more questions than it answered

Susan Page and Peter Baker discuss the confused and chaotic messaging coming from the Trump White House still grappling with how to respond to the coronavirus pandemic.March 13, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-12--What can government do as coronavirus wreaks havoc on the economy?

Meacham: Pence probably saved the republic, but I don't always want to count on one person to do it


msnbc--2020-03-12--Top health official admits coronavirus testing system is ‘failing’

Ron Klain tells Lawrence O'Donnell that the reason the U.S. is not prepared for the amount of testing that needs to be done is because of "failure stacked on failure stacked on failure" on behalf of the Trump administration. Dr. Ashish Jha adds the U.S. response is among the worst in the world: "It's really mind-boggling how badly we have done on testing." Dr. Sheri Fink also joins.March 13, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-12--When it comes to flying during coronavirus crisis, 'preparation matters'

When it comes to flying during coronavirus crisis, 'preparation matters'
With coronavirus hitting more communities, Sara Nelson, the head of the Association of Flight Attendants, explains how flight crews are trained annually so they can keep passengers safe from communicative diseases.March 13, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-12--Coronavirus disrupts daily life as Trump fails to calm a nation on edge

With schools, churches, and public gatherings being closed across the nation and the economy getting worse, Trump's remarks on the coronavirus seemingly did nothing to bring the country some solace.March 13, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-13--Trump: ‘I don't take responsibility’ for test kit shortage

Why was it so hard to come up with a test for the coronavirus ?

Asked at his press conference by NBC News’ Kristen Welker whether he should take responsibility for the failure to distribute larger quantities of test kits earlier, Trump declined.March 13, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-13--Austin mayor on SXSW: 'That was worth about $350 million'

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msnbc--2020-03-13--Fmr. Education Secretary: 'Schools can be food distribution centers'


msnbc--2020-03-13--Trump, Democrats standoff over coronavirus response bill


msnbc--2020-03-13--Why was it so hard to come up with a test for the coronavirus?

Why was it so hard to come up with a test for the coronavirus?
Dr. Amesh Adalja on the coronavirus testing shortages and why it has been so difficult to come up with a testing kit.March 13, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-13--Trump declares national emergency over coronavirus


msnbc--2020-03-13--Miami mayor with coronavirus: I'm still the mayor but doing it in quarantine

Miami mayor with coronavirus: I'm still the mayor but doing it in quarantine
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez has tested positive for coronavirus after an event with Brazil President Bolsonaro and members of his staff. He calls in to Deadline White House to talk about going into quarantine immediately and how he is dealing with the city’s COVID-19 precautions.March 13, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-13--Wallace: With emergency declaration, Trump tries to erase stain of disastrous oval office address

Wallace: With emergency declaration, Trump tries to erase stain of disastrous oval office address
Speaking in the White House Rose Garden, President Donald Trump declared a national emergency Friday afternoon in order to help combat the spread of coronavirus. Nicolle Wallace shares he thoughts on that declaration.March 13, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-13--We'll be in this for many months, says doctor

We'll be in this for many months, says doctor
Dr. Michael Osterholm of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy joins Morning Joe to discuss the latest in the spread of the coronavirus and the delayed WH response.March 13, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-13--Insufficient testing hurts U.S. coronavirus response

'To the right of this government, is only a wall' Impact of new judicial law in Israel 05:32


msnbc--2020-03-14--Threat of crush of coronavirus cases calls for creative solutions

What pregnant women need to know about the coronavirus

Jeremy Konyndyk, former head of foreign disaster assistance at USAID, talks with Rachel Maddow about the need for the U.S. government to think outside the box in anticipation of coronavirus patients overwhelming hospital capacity.March 14, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-14--What pregnant women need to know about the coronavirus

What pregnant women need to know about the coronavirus
Dr. Kavita Patel joins to discuss what is known so far about the any potential risks to pregnant women concerning the coronavirus.March 14, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-14--Trump is still shaking hands during coronavirus pandemic

Despite warnings about hand washing and avoiding contact with others, Trump was still shaking hands with people during his coronavirus press conference in the Rose Garden.March 14, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-13--Why slowing the spread of coronavirus is critical to public health


msnbc--2020-03-13--How different are the COVID-19 symptoms from having the flu, allergies?

Health experts answer questions about the COVID-19 coronavirus and how people can stay safe as the virus spreads around the world including what the symptoms for the virus look like as well as how they compare to those of the common cold or seasonal allergies.March 14, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-13--Medical experts answer your questions about coronavirus

What are the Coronavirus symptoms? When to call your doctor? Are hospitals safe for non-coronavirus related appointments? Are doctors getting tested? We got answers from oncologist and bioethicist Dr. Zeke Emanuel, emergency medicine physician Dr. Rob Davidson and virologist and epidemiologist Joseph Fair.March 14, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-13--Trump says ‘I don't take responsibility’ for coronavirus failures

Yamiche Alcindor tells Joy Reid about how she pressed Trump on why he dismantled an Obama-era White House pandemic office and Trump said he knew nothing about it: "If he isn't telling the truth...then you have a president who is just saying, 'Well I'm completely aloof and don't want any responsibility for this pandemic.'" Bina Venkataramen also joins.March 14, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-13--Trump, Dems reach coronavirus relief deal as national emergency is declared

Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Trump have reached a deal on a coronavirus relief bill just hours after the president declared a national emergency and refused to take any responsibility for delays in distributing tests across the country.March 14, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-13--Will warm weather get rid of the coronavirus?

Meacham: Pence probably saved the republic, but I don't always want to count on one person to do it


msnbc--2020-03-13--Where is the U.S. on the coronavirus curve?

How long is this crisis going to last? Chris Hayes looks at what's happening in other countries further ahead of us on the trajectory, and whether the U.S. is successful in its efforts to "flatten the curve."March 14, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-14--Biden and Sanders campaigns go virtual amidst coronavirus outbreak

First coronavirus death in New York City discussed by NY governor

Restaurateur: We need to 'make sure our employees get money in their pockets to pay their rent' 03:04


msnbc--2020-03-14--Rhodes: Obama left Trump a 'global health infrastructure'

Fmr. Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes responds to President Donald Trump's statement that he doesn't "take responsibility at all. Because we were given a set of circumstances, and we were given rules, regulations and specifications from a different time," saying that fmr. President Barack Obama left President Trump a "global health infrastructure" to manage global health threats, shut down by the current administration.March 14, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-14--Rep. Clark: Families will be first ones hit by economic fallout from coronavirus

Rep. Katherine Clark joins David Gura to discuss the economic relief bill passed by the House of Representatives to aid families amidst the coronavirus outbreak, telling Gura, "We know that the economic realties of this pandemic are going to hit families first and they're going to hit them potentially hard."March 14, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-14--Coronavirus impact on Trump's mental state hypothesized by author

The coronavirus outbreak’s alleged impact on Donald Trump's mental state is hypothesized by author Tony Schwartz, who asserts that he wrote Trump’s bestseller ‘The Art of the Deal’ alone.March 14, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-14--If you contract coronavirus, can you get it a second time?

A young son goes on adventures with his father in 'Tell Me Your Dreams' 06:46


msnbc--2020-03-14--Will coronavirus outbreak impact 2020 elections?

The coronavirus outbreak could impact the 2020 elections, and even the Democratic primaries, experts say. Will the coronavirus outbreak disrupt traditional vote casting? Joy Reid and her panel discuss this and more.March 14, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-14--Pence: US will expand European travel ban to include the UK and Ireland

The White House announced Saturday that they would expand the European travel ban to include the United Kingdom and Ireland beginning midnight on Monday. "Americans in the U.K. or Ireland can come home," Vice President Mike Pence said Saturday. "Legal residents can come home."March 14, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-14--Fmr. Rep. Edwards: Coronavirus highlights low-wage workers’ needs

The Coronavirus outbreak is deeply impacting low-wage and hourly workers. Former U.S. Rep. Donna Edwards joins Joy Reid to discuss saying, ‘One of the things this coronavirus pandemic has helped us see is, it’s peeled back the onion of the low-wage economy.’March 14, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-14--Global health expert: U.S. should do 150K coronavirus tests daily

The Donald Trump administration’s response to the coronavirus in the area of testing lags far beyond other countries according to reports. Director of the Harvard Global Health Institute, Dr. Ashish Jha, joins Joy Reid to discuss saying, ‘Our estimates are we should be doing 100-150,000 tests a day in the United States. We're not even doing a tenth of that right now.’March 14, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-14--Trump: 'I decided I should' take the coronavirus test

President Trump told reporters that he has taken the coronavirus test and is waiting to hear about the results during a White House press conference.March 14, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-15--Pence: 2,000 labs 'coming online' to process free coronavirus tests

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msnbc--2020-03-15--Dr. Fauci says we're at 'critical point' in flattening coronavirus curve

Dr. Fauci says we're at 'critical point' in flattening coronavirus curve
Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, comments on the "multifaceted approach" to flattening the curve of the coronavirus outbreak.March 15, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-15--rump 'very happy' Fed cut interest rates in coronavirus response

President Trump kicks off his coronavirus task force briefing commenting on breaking news that the Fed is slashing interest rates to close to zero and plans to boost assets to fight coronavirus pandemic.March 15, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-15--Trump shows off 'release' from Google now building coronavirus website

At his coronavirus task force briefing, President Trump thanks the people at Google who "substantiated" his remarks last week where he said the company was building a national coronavirus website.March 15, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-15--'Just relax': Trump says we'll 'all be great' amid coronavirus pandemic


msnbc--2020-03-15--US Federal Reserve cuts rates to zero, launches $700 billion quantitative easing program


msnbc--2020-03-15--Doctor Wen: Devin Nunes urging people to go to restaurants is dangerous

Doctor Wen: Devin Nunes urging people to go to restaurants is dangerous
Dr. Leana Wen reacts to Rep. Devin Nunes' appearance on Fox News, where the congressman urged people, if they are healthy, to go to local restaurants with their families.March 15, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-15--'Other people need them': Why is everyone buying toilet paper?


msnbc--2020-03-15--What will have to happen for the US to return to some kind of normalcy?

What will have to happen for the US to return to some kind of normalcy?
Virologist Dr. Joseph Fair answers a question submitted from an MSNBC viewer: what will have to happen for the US to return to some kind of normalcy?March 15, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-15--What can one do about their 401k during the coronavirus pandemic?

What can one do about their 401k during the coronavirus pandemic?
CNBC's Sharon Epperson answers a viewer question about what people can do in regards to their 401k during the coronavirus pandemic and its effect on the financial markets.March 15, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-16--'I'm on the mend': Legal analyst discusses bout with coronavirus

'Contrast could not be more stark ' : Unlike Trump , Biden and Sanders pledge to listen to science

Fmr. legal analyst Daniel Goldman revealed over the weekend he tested positive for coronavirus. Goldman joins Morning Joe remotely to discuss his experience with the virus, how he got the virus and how he was able to get a test.March 16, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-16--Disconnect from scientists, Trump on coronavirus continues

As public health officials and the CDC are telling Americans that stricter measures are necessary to push back against the coronavirus, the WH and some GOP members are causing confusion and seemingly downplaying the severity. The panel discusses.March 16, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-16--Joe: Trump was so ill-prepared on airport screenings

Travelers who came to the U.S. from abroad Saturday were met with chaos as new coronavirus screenings snarled airports around the country, forcing travelers into overcrowded lines for hours.March 16, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-16--U.S. declares state of emergency over coronavirus

Mika Brzezinski has the latest updates on the spread of the coronavirus, the advice from leading public health officials on reducing infection, the infection rate in the U.S. and Europe and the chaos at airports.March 16, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-15--Andy Slavitt: 'It’s #stayhome'

Andy Slavitt: 'It’s #stayhome'

Andy Slavitt, former Acting Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid, says people staying in their homes is the best way to slow the spread of coronavirus.March 16, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-15--Rep. Porter: 'I think they failed to act aggressively enough.'

Fmr. Rep Hill: No plans to run for office, but ‘Literally everything has been exposed, including my naked pictures, not through my choice’ 05:31


msnbc--2020-03-15--Rep. Ryan: 'We are in a depression style government'


msnbc--2020-03-15--Sen. Van Hollen: 'The Senate should never have left town'


msnbc--2020-03-15--Maxwell: Bernie made 'big mistake' not committing to female VP

MSNBC political analyst Zerlina Maxwell weighs in on the importance of women of color to the Democratic party and why it was a big mistake that Bernie Sanders couldn't unequivocally commit to picking a woman running mate.March 16, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-15--'Contrast could not be more stark': Unlike Trump, Biden and Sanders pledge to listen to science

'Contrast could not be more stark': Unlike Trump, Biden and Sanders pledge to listen to science
Eugene Robinson contrasts the conversation between Sen. Bernie Sanders and former VP Joe Biden about coronavirus with the actions of the Trump administration.March 16, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-16--Donating sanitizer and mass-producing face masks, businesses retool for virus threat

'No one will critique ' the U.S. if we over-prepare , says doctor


msnbc--2020-03-16--Hoboken under curfew, San Francisco issues ‘stay at home’ order


msnbc--2020-03-16--When could the coronavirus curve flatten in the U.S.?


msnbc--2020-03-16--Confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the United States crosses 4000

The number of coronavirus cases in the United States has more than doubled since Friday; the public has been urged to take drastic steps to curb virus spread.March 16, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-16--'Change in tone' from Trump as White House announces new coronavirus guidelines


msnbc--2020-03-16--Trump recommends stricter guidelines to slow the spread of coronavirus

Trump recommends stricter guidelines to slow the spread of coronavirus
President Trump announces in his afternoon press conference that this new normal could last through the summerMarch 16, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-16--Ohio Gov. DeWine recommends postponing in-person primary voting

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine recommended postponing in-person voting because of the coronavirus outbreak. NBC News’ Vaughn Hillyard reports from Phoenix, Ariz., where some are voting early to avoid crowds and practice social distancing.March 16, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-16--New Jersey governor closes schools, casinos to slow coronavirus spread

New Jersey Gov. Murphy announced schools, casinos, movie theaters, and performing arts venues in the state would close in efforts to stop the spread of coronavirus. Murphy also mandated restaurants could serve customers through delivery and take-out only.March 16, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-17--Keeping emergency hospital staff safe in face of coronavirus

Trump says U.S. may suffer a recession , but are we already there ?

Dr. Steven Corwin of New York-Presbyterian Hospital discusses keeping his health care workers safe from the coronavirus and how the hospital has changed protective equipment for emergency staff. Dr. Corwin also discusses the president's new remarks on the virus.March 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-17--Can Trump continue a steady approach on coronavirus?

The panel continues its discussion on the president's sober remarks on the severity of the coronavirus crisis and the new report that is informing Trump's approach.March 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-17--Dramatic shift in tone from the White House

Meacham: Pence probably saved the republic, but I don't always want to count on one person to do it 08:18


msnbc--2020-03-17--Here are some of the latest measures countries are taking to fight coronavirus

Here are some of the latest measures countries are taking to fight coronavirus
NBC News' Chapman Bell reports from London on the latest steps that some countries have introduced to prevent the spread of COVID-19.March 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-16--Ben Rhodes: ‘We are going into a crisis without presidential leadership’

Ben Rhodes: ‘We are going into a crisis without presidential leadership’
Ben Rhodes and Austan Goolsbee join Lawrence O’Donnell to discuss how Donald Trump’s lack of leadership has destroyed so much of our government’s credibility and rendered the country ineffective in dealing with the coronavirus pandemic.March 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-16--Disease research doctor: Coronavirus ‘will blow right past’ Trump's July and August claims

Dr. Michael Osterholm tells Lawrence O’Donnell that he believes the president's new timeline for the worst of the coronavirus is not long enough. Dr. Jonathan Quick tells Lawrence that a strong federal response is needed, instead of piecemeal state responses.March 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-16--Trump says U.S. may suffer a recession, but are we already there?

Trump says U.S. may suffer a recession, but are we already there?
Trump dramatically changed his tune on Monday speaking about the coronavirus from the White House admitting that the U.S. may be headed toward a recession. We discuss with Jonathan Lemire and Stephanie Ruhle.March 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-16--Coronavirus may lead Republicans to spend big to bail out America

Mitt Romney is suggesting Congress cut every American a check and businesses from airlines and beyond are privately saying they're going to need a bailout amid the coronavirus pandemic. So what will Capitol Hill do? We talk to Robert Costa.March 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-16--Lawrence: Trump gave Republicans false hope on coronavirus

Polling indicates that Republicans are not as prepared for the worst of the coronavirus as Democrats and Lawrence O’Donnell argues that's because Republicans are believing Trump's false claims about the severity of the virus.March 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-16--Trump gives his own coronavirus response a 10 out of 10

In many parts of the nation the coronavirus pandemic has all but shut down everyday life. Trump is now recommending Americans stay in place as much as possible and says the pandemic could continue until July and August. Wall Street also again suffered historic losses.March 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-17--Trump tries to project authority in public, then launches xenophobic attacks on Twitter

COVID-19 cases in the U.S. more than double in two days

Trump tries to project authority in public, then launches xenophobic attacks on Twitter
MSNBC contributor Yamiche Alcindor and MoveOn.Org's Karine Jean-Pierre say President Trump is trying to portray himself as a somber wartime president during press briefings, but then spends time attacking Democratic governors and mischaracterizing COVID-19 as a "Chinese virus."March 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-17--Senators push for vote by mail as coronavirus keeps people at home

Senators push for vote by mail as coronavirus keeps people at home
Sen. Ron Wyden discusses his bill with Sen. Klobuchar to push for vote by mail for Americans as the coronavirus keeps more people at home.March 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-17--Primaries continue in Florida, Arizona and Illinois amid virus concerns

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msnbc--2020-03-17--White House calls for trillion-dollar coronavirus package


msnbc--2020-03-17--Will Maryland consider closing the eastern shore due to virus concerns?


msnbc--2020-03-17--NYC warned of possible shelter in place order as efforts to fight coronavirus intensify


msnbc--2020-03-17--Is there a way to predict when COVID-19's peak will hit?

Is there a way to predict when COVID-19's peak will hit?
Dr. Tom Inglesby discusses if there if a way to predict when the peak of the coronavirus will hit.March 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-17--COVID-19 cases in the U.S. more than double in two days

COVID-19 cases in the U.S. more than double in two days
COVID-19 cases more than double in two days, but we are likely undercounting the full extent.March 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-17--A primary in the time of coronavirus

A primary in the time of coronavirus

A primary in the time of coronavirus
Voters in three states head to the polls for the 2020 Democratic primary after the Ohio Governor postpones his state’s contestMarch 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-18--5 to 10 undetected cases for every confirmed case, says study

Joe : What will be done today to make testing more available ?

5 to 10 undetected cases for every confirmed case, says study
Jeffrey Shaman, an epidemiologist at Columbia University, and one of the authors of new report on spreading of coronavirus joins Morning Joe to discuss the number of undetected infections.March 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-18--Joe: What will be done today to make testing more available?

Joe: What will be done today to make testing more available?
On Tuesday the president said he knew the coronavirus outbreak was a pandemic all along, contradicting his previous public statements about the virus. Yet now that Trump says it's a pandemic, what will be done today to increase testing?March 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-18--Insufficient testing hampers US response to coronavirus


msnbc--2020-03-18--Joe: The Democratic race is now all but over


msnbc--2020-03-18--John Legend references coronavirus during Instagram concert

Meacham: Pence probably saved the republic, but I don't always want to count on one person to do it


msnbc--2020-03-18--Fmr. Obama campaign manager: The general election starts now

David Plouffe, former Obama campaign manager, tells Chris Hayes that the race from a delegate standpoint is over, as Joe Biden sweeps three states on Tuesday.March 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-17--David Plouffe on potential second Trump term: We may not survive it

David Plouffe on potential second Trump term: We may not survive it
Fmr. Obama campaign manager David Plouffe says that after Joe Biden's latest decisive primary wins over Bernie Sanders, he is effectively the Democratic nominee adding that he's not sure the country can survive a potential second Trump term.March 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-17--Coronavirus changes Democratic primary stakes as race drags on

Rachel Maddow remarks on how the dangers of public gatherings at the polls due to coronavirus mean that a candidate who does not have a likely path to victory faces a new kind of pressure to end his campaign to reduce risks for voters.March 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-17--San Francisco mayor: Residents following coronavirus 'shelter in place' order

The mayor of San Francisco London Breed discusses the millions of people in Bay Area counties now observing a 'shelter in place' order due to the coronavirus.March 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-17--Hard choices, careful strategy necessary to save lives, preserve economy

Dr. Michael Osterholm, director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota, talks with Rachel Maddow about how government leaders can strike a balance between saving lives and not destroying businesses and the U.S. economy.March 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-18--More than 7900 cases of coronavirus confirmed in the US

Gov .
Hogan : I want to focus on what we can get done today


msnbc--2020-03-18--Which states will be most difficult to implement vote by mail?

Which states will be most difficult to implement vote by mail?
Dave Wasserman, House Editor for the Cook Political Report, talks about how the general election could change in response to the coronavirus.March 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-18--'You don't want Italy to happen in Connecticut': Gov. Lamont


msnbc--2020-03-18--Italy reported its largest number of COVID-19 deaths in a single day


msnbc--2020-03-18--Durbin: We want to ‘send money’ to workers and families


msnbc--2020-03-18--Two checks: Senate working on sending direct money for coronavirus relief


msnbc--2020-03-18--White House tries to convince millennials to take coronavirus seriously

White House tries to convince millennials to take coronavirus seriously
Yale School of Public Health's Dr. James Hamblin talks to Chuck Todd about efforts to get millennials who might not show symptoms of COVID-19 to take preventative steps anyway,March 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-18--Fight against crisis enters 'no-mans-land'

Today, the White House acknowledged how much we still don't know. Dr. Brix: "None of us really understood the level of [the] surface piece" of virus transmissionMarch 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-18--Senate votes to pass coronavirus relief bill

The Senate has passed a coronavirus relief plan that will now be sent to President Trump to sign.March 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-18--'Surreal scene': NBC News' Jacob Ward talks S.F. 'shelter in place'


msnbc--2020-03-19--WHO Director: Lifting social distancing too soon could cause ‘resurgence of cases’

Gov .
Andrew Cuomo : We need the federal government to step up

Public Health Law Expert: Lifting social distancing too soon could cause ‘resurgence of cases’
On how long the coronavirus outbreak could last, public health law expert Lawrence Gostin says “If you lift social distancing too soon, you could get a resurgence of cases.”March 19, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-19--Delaware Governor: We’re looking to federal govt for support

Delaware Governor: We’re looking to federal govt for support
Delaware Governor John Carney says that state governors are looking to the federal government for support during the coronavirus outbreak.March 19, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-19--Trump cancels G7 conference at Camp David

NBC News has confirmed that President Trump will cancel the upcoming G7 gathering of world leaders. Instead, it will occur via video conference.March 19, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-19--The key to preventing coronavirus is cheap, simple and scientifically proven

As coronavirus cases top 190,000 worldwide and 11,000 in the U.S., many people are still learning the best practices to protect themselves. In this special report, MSNBC journalist Ari Melber reports on hand-washing, a simple act that can prevent contracting the virus – when practiced correctly. Drawing on medical and academic research, this report explores how many people do not actually wash effectively to prevent viruses; how to fix that; why certain reminders and signs statistically increase the rate of washing; and the history and science behind this crucial everyday practice.March 19, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-19--Polis: 'I'm not a socialist like Donald Trump'

Gov. of Colorado Jared Polis tells Chuck that he does not support bailing out corporations because, "I'm not a socialist like Donald Trump."March 19, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-19--Fair: 'It still spreads through direct cough'

Dr. Joseph Fair explains how COVID-19 is spread, “It still spreads through direct cough … and liquid droplets that come out of your mouth … and touching your mouth, nose and eyes.”March 19, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-19--Dr. Gupta: 'We don't have great tests for flu, much less COVID'

Dr. Gupta: 'We don't have great tests for flu, much less COVID'
Dr. Vin Gupta says his colleagues are realizing "what's happening in Italy is nearly happening here" as the country faces capacity issues.March 19, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-19--According to the CDC, a combined 38 percent of those hospitalized due to COVID-19 were between the a

According to the CDC, a combined 38 percent of those hospitalized due to COVID-19 were between the ages of 20-54
"This disease is more widespread, more transmissible, and perhaps more dangerous to more groups of people than we previously understood,” Chuck Todd says. According to the CDC, a combined 38 percent of those hospitalized due to COVID-19 were between the ages of 20-54.March 19, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-19--Former FEMA administrator cuts off coronavirus debate on live TV

"I don't have time to listen to bull***t people." Former FEMA administrator Craig Fugate abruptly ended his appearance on live TV during Katy Tur's show on MSNBC after another guest, a former Obama administration official, accused him of not being “helpful” amid the coronavirus pandemic.March 19, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-20--Can House and Senate rise to the occasion on stimulus plan?

Can House and Senate rise to the occasion on stimulus plan ?

Can House and Senate rise to the occasion on stimulus plan?
The Senate GOP on Thursday rolled out a $1T stimulus plan intended to deliver aid to US businesses and the American public. Where do the negotiations stand? Hans Nichols and Kasie Hunt report.March 20, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-20--Hospital workers face critical lack of protective supplies

The 500 million respirator masks Trump said the federal government ordered could take up to 18 months to be delivered, according to reporting. The panel discusses the critical shortage of supplies for health care workers.March 20, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-20--Health care facilities brace for an onslaught of coronavirus cases

As U.S. cases of coronavirus increase dramatically, health care professionals and medical facilities are trying their best to prepare amid shortages of protective equipment like masks and gloves, and worries about access to intensive care beds and respirators. There are also indications that COVID-19 is more prevalent and serious among younger people than previously thought, not just the elderly.March 20, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-19--Trump uses coronavirus briefing to attack media covering a pandemic

Trump got an assist from a far-right reporter during his coronavirus briefing in his attacks on the media, dismissing a valid question from another reporter there about the virus's impact on the economy. Fmr. RNC Chairman Michael Steele reacts.March 20, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-19--California under statewide stay-at-home order, says 25.5M there may get virus

California under statewide stay-at-home order, says 25.5M there may get virus
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has placed the nearly 40 million residents of his state under a stay-at-home order and is warning Trump 25.5 million of them could contract coronavirus over the next eight weeks.March 20, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-19--U.S. coronavirus cases top 13,000 as Trump tells states to do more

U.S. coronavirus cases top 13,000 as Trump tells states to do more
As the coronavirus continues to spread Trump tells governors needing supplies 'we're not a shipping clerk,' and the Senate eyes another bill to help Americans. This as reports emerge that some GOP senators dumped stocks concerned the threat would tank stock markets.March 20, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-19--Straight talk on the search for a coronavirus cure

Meacham: Pence probably saved the republic, but I don't always want to count on one person to do it


msnbc--2020-03-19--California governor issues statewide order to stay at home

'Have your ducks in a row': What to know about the judge in the Trump 2020 case 05:04


msnbc--2020-03-19--Doctors, nurses, hospitals desperate for supplies as coronavirus cases climb

Rachel Maddow looks at the desperation of health care providers to find enough protective equipment to deal with the onslaught of coronavirus patients as well as swabs and other supplies to enable testing.March 20, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-20--White House: Pence staffer tests positive for coronavirus

Sen. Chris Coons : Senate does not have 'provisions ' to vote remotely , by mail

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msnbc--2020-03-20--UCLA Epidemiologist: Americans need to pull together by staying apart


msnbc--2020-03-20--Virus scandal: Senators accused of profiting off coronavirus info

Two United States Senators are accused of selling millions in stock after receiving information on the coronavirus. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, an author of the 2012 Stock Act to prevent insider trading in Congress, joins MSNBC’s Ari Melber to discuss the reported misconduct from her colleagues on Capitol Hill.March 20, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-20--Mayor Bill de Blasio: New York City is now 'the epicenter of [the coronavirus] crisis'


msnbc--2020-03-20--Sen. Chris Coons: Senate does not have 'provisions' to vote remotely, by mail

Sen. Chris Coons: Senate does not have 'provisions' to vote remotely, by mail
Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del.) says Senate needs to push out a package that would allow states to vote in November even if "this pandemic is still rowing along.”March 20, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-20--Gov. Phil Murphy: First New Jersey drive-thru testing site was a 'big success'

Gov. Phil Murphy: First New Jersey drive-thru testing site was a 'big success'
Gov. Phil Murphy on the first coronavirus drive-thru testing site in New Jersey and what's next for the state.March 20, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-20--Gov. Cuomo on lockdowns: 'Better if we do it' regionally, as a country

Gov. Cuomo on lockdowns: 'Better if we do it' regionally, as a country
Gov. Andrew Cuomo on the nature of lockdowns across states and if it would help to enact nationwide orders.March 20, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-20--Gov. Andrew Cuomo: 'Trying to stop overwhelming of our healthcare system'


msnbc--2020-03-21--Remembering beloved colleague Larry Edgeworth who died after contracting coronavirus

What to do if you think a family member has coronavirus


msnbc--2020-03-20--What to do if you think a family member has coronavirus

What to do if you think a family member has coronavirus
Dr. Nahid Bhadelia explains what you need to know if you think someone in your home may have contracted the coronavirus.March 21, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-20--WAPO: Intel reports warned Trump admin. of likely pandemic


msnbc--2020-03-20--U.S. coronavirus cases top 18,000 as states push Trump to act

A very difficult week for America comes to an end with tens of millions told to stay home due to the coronavirus and states pleading with the Trump administration to take immediate action.March 21, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-20--Illinois becomes third state to issue ‘stay-at-home’ order

Illinois becomes third state to issue ‘stay-at-home’ order
Mayor Lori Lightfoot of Chicago joins Ali Velshi to explain why Illinois took the drastic step to issue a "stay-at-home" order despite President Trump not being willing to institute a national "shelter-in-place" order.March 21, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-20--ER Doctor: Trump is ‘not listening to people on the front lines’

ER Doctor: Trump is ‘not listening to people on the front lines’
Dr. Rob Davidson, an emergency room physician, tells Ali Velshi that the Trump administration needs to take a national approach in combating the coronavirus pandemic or doctors will have to make difficult decisions about who to treat as hospitalizations rise.March 21, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-20--Fmr. Obama ebola czar: Americans shouldn't listen to Trump about coronavirus

Ron Klain tells Ali Velshi that Trump's "words will not save anyone." Klain says that the real focus should be on figuring out what is getting done by the states to flatten the curve with the coronavirus, because Trump is constantly lying and can't be trusted to tell the truth. Dr. Irwin Redlener also discusses.March 21, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-20--Trump irresponsible, dangerous with lies and happy talk on federal coronavirus help

Rachel Maddow reviews the empty promises and overpromises Donald Trump has made about the federal response to the coronavirus crisis and points out that his repeated lies and misinformation are not harmless when the stakes are as high as they are with this epidemic, and the media should consider not airing his press conferences live.March 21, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-20--Health care workers on their own against coronavirus as supplies dwindle

Dr. Esther Choo talks with Rachel Maddow about doctors, nurses, and other health care workers who are struggling to obtain the proper protective gear to administer care to the wave of new coronavirus patients, and the anticipation that continued federal poor planning will mean further shortages in the future.March 21, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-20--States wait for federal help at their own peril as coronavirus crisis builds

Rachel Maddow reports on the raises the alarm to public servants in state government that they need to act quickly and independently because federal help is too slow in coming as coronavirus infections are already filling hospitals in some parts of the country.March 21, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-21--'It is not unreasonable for me to be hopeful': Pastor diagnosed with COVID-19 shares uplifting messa

'It is not unreasonable for me to be hopeful': Pastor diagnosed with COVID-19 shares uplifting message
Father Tim Cole, the first person diagnosed coronavirus in Washington D.C., shares his uplifting message of hope with MSNBC and one of his parishioners, NBC News correspondent Julia Ainsley.March 21, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-21--Restaurateur: We need to 'make sure our employees get money in their pockets to pay their rent'

Restaurateur: We need to 'make sure our employees get money in their pockets to pay their rent'
Restaurateur Hugh Acheson discusses the struggles of closing his restaurants during the coronavirus pandemic and the financial and the importance of making sure restaurant employees have income.March 21, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-21--George Takei: Trump's usage of 'the Chinese virus' is a 'signal to the haters'

Restaurateur: We need to 'make sure our employees get money in their pockets to pay their rent' 03:04


msnbc--2020-03-21--Rev. Sharpton on his phone call with Trump about protecting homeless, incarcerated


msnbc--2020-03-21--Pettypiece: Trump's coronavirus claims 'giving people false hope or a false sense of security'


msnbc--2020-03-21--Why workers and small businesses need full coronavirus bailouts

The Coronavirus bailout bill overlooks workers’ and small business owners’ needs, by not providing support at the same levels offered to huge businesses, food industry and labor experts tell Joy Reid.March 21, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-21--Rep. Val Demings calls virtual church ‘best thing for everybody’

Religious services moving online is ‘the best thing for everybody’ Rep. Val Demings tells Joy Reid regarding the need to socially distance by regular church-goers.March 21, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-21--Schumer: Senate Democrats put workers first in coronavirus bill

The coronavirus bill ideas from Senate Democrats put workers first U.S. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) tells Joy Reid adding, ‘We want to get this done in the right way, for workers.’ Schumer also addresses the fact that some senators are under fire for stock sales before the market plunge.March 21, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-21--A warning against vaping

A warning against vaping

Leslie Diaz , M.D .
Infectious Disease Medical Director for Foundcare AND Chair of Infection Control-Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center The United States is one to three weeks from the exponential increase in infections caused by the unprecedented Coronavirus infecting and overwhelming our healthcare system .
The message millennials across the United States hear about their risk for COVID-19 has gone unheeded and created a cavalier attitude .
They believe they are invincible and impervious to the virus .
They have heard no one under the age of 19 dying from the Coronavirus .
This emboldens them further .
They @ @ @ @ @ @ @ family members tell them that they need to adhere to social distancing .
There may be a lack of knowledge on the Coronavirus incubation period .
They have been told to avoid catching the virus , so they do not infect their older family members who are more susceptible to the deadly ravages the virus can cause .
There is another dangerous habit that is common among many young people and that is vaping .
Vaping injures the lung tissues ; they may not even be aware of the long-term health consequences of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ any possible correlation to whether or not vaping increases their risk of severe forms of COVID-19 .
There are so many unknowns about the virus that only time will give us the answers as we further study this dangerous virus .
“ Teens and young adults that use e-cigarettes may not be aware of the damage caused to their lung tissue , ” Rogelio Choy , M.D.
, Pulmonary Specialist in Palm Beach County said .
“ They are more susceptible to horrendous complications from COVID-19 .
Inhaling any kind of substance irritates @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you more susceptible to a myriad of lung diseases.
” “ Young adults and teens who vape will not only be at increased risk for COVID-19 infection , but intensity of presentation will be worse , ” Ken Fuquay , M.D.
, Pulmonary Specialist in Palm Beach County said .
“ Vaping causes interstitial lung disease and is additive to any toxicity from the virus .
This is already reflected by the higher mortality in VZV Pneumonitis , encountered in smokers.
” Parents , your teen or child who is ‘ all grown @ @ @ @ @ @ @ It will be your responsibility to track down your loved one and politely ask for their JUUL .
Once you have it in your hand , it will be your responsibility to destroy it and convince them it ’ s a matter of life and death .
If they want to buy another , that may be beyond your control .
If this style of parenting does not work for you , then come up with another safe and effective method of stopping their vaping habit .
If you are successful , then @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sure to follow .
Have your child Google ‘ nicotine withdrawal ’ to learn what they are about to undergo .
You may save their life .
Teens and young adults , Stop Vaping Now .
It is not about protecting grandma or grandpa from the Coronavirus .
The life you save may be your own .

By Dr. Dave Campbell, Morning Joe Chief Medical Correspondent/ MSNBC,
Leslie Diaz, M.D. Infectious Disease Medical Director for Foundcare AND Chair of Infection Control-Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center
The United States is one to three weeks from the exponential increase in infections caused by the unprecedented Coronavirus infecting and overwhelming our healthcare system. The message millennials across the United States hear about their risk for COVID-19 has gone unheeded and created a cavalier attitude. They believe they are invincible and impervious to the virus.
They have heard no one under the age of 19 dying from the Coronavirus. This emboldens them further. They do not take it seriously when their family members tell them that they need to adhere to social distancing. There may be a lack of knowledge on the Coronavirus incubation period. They have been told to avoid catching the virus, so they do not infect their older family members who are more susceptible to the deadly ravages the virus can cause.
There is another dangerous habit that is common among many young people and that is vaping. Vaping injures the lung tissues; they may not even be aware of the long-term health consequences of vaping. They have not heard of any possible correlation to whether or not vaping increases their risk of severe forms of COVID-19. There are so many unknowns about the virus that only time will give us the answers as we further study this dangerous virus.
“Teens and young adults that use e-cigarettes may not be aware of the damage caused to their lung tissue,” Rogelio Choy, M.D., Pulmonary Specialist in Palm Beach County said. “They are more susceptible to horrendous complications from COVID-19. Inhaling any kind of substance irritates and inflames lung tissue. Vaping makes you more susceptible to a myriad of lung diseases.”
“Young adults and teens who vape will not only be at increased risk for COVID-19 infection, but intensity of presentation will be worse,” Ken Fuquay, M.D., Pulmonary Specialist in Palm Beach County said. “Vaping causes interstitial lung disease and is additive to any toxicity from the virus. This is already reflected by the higher mortality in VZV Pneumonitis, encountered in smokers.”
Parents, your teen or child who is ‘all grown up’ will not read this. It will be your responsibility to track down your loved one and politely ask for their JUUL. Once you have it in your hand, it will be your responsibility to destroy it and convince them it’s a matter of life and death. If they want to buy another, that may be beyond your control. If this style of parenting does not work for you, then come up with another safe and effective method of stopping their vaping habit.
If you are successful, then deal with the consequences of nicotine withdrawal sure to follow. Have your child Google ‘nicotine withdrawal’ to learn what they are about to undergo.
You may save their life.
Teens and young adults, Stop Vaping Now. It is not about protecting grandma or grandpa from the Coronavirus. The life you save may be your own.


msnbc--2020-03-21--Global health expert: Testing fundamental to beating COVID-19

Coronavirus testing is far behind where the United States needs to be, experts say. Meanwhile, medical workers are facing a shortage of masks and gowns, some asking the public for help. Joy Reid and her panel discuss.March 21, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-21--Lt. Gen. Honoré: 'If we don’t discipline we’ll have a mess on our hands.'

Lt. Gen. Honoré: 'If we don’t discipline we’ll have a mess on our hands.'
Lt. Gen. Russel Honoré, who led military relief efforts following Hurricane Katrina in 2005, talks to MSNBC’s Ali Velshi on how the Trump admin. has responded to COVID-19 and the importance of coordinating local and federal resources.March 22, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-22--'We are allowed to go outside': Dr. Azar shares tips for quelling anxiety while stuck at home

A young son goes on adventures with his father in 'Tell Me Your Dreams' 06:46


msnbc--2020-03-22--First federal inmate tests positive for coronavirus in NYC

The federal bureau of Prisons announced that the first federal inmate tested positive for coronavirus. According to the agency, the inmate remains in isolation at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn. Inmates that were near the COVID-19 positive prisoner have been quarantined.March 22, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-22--If you think you had COVID-19, how long should you self-isolate?


msnbc--2020-03-22--‘We’re scared’: Cancer patient describes hospital visits amid coronavirus outbreak

Sheetal Sheth speaks about what it's like to undergo treatment for breast cancer amidst the coronavirus outbreak. "We're having to decide what's worse for us, coronavirus or the cancer, every time we go into the hospital, as you mentioned, we're immunocompromised, and we're possibly being exposed."March 22, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-22--Is your money safe in the banks right now?

Is your money safe in the banks right now?
With U.S. stock markets in decline amidst the COVID-19 outbreak, Sharon Epperson answers a viewer question: Is your money safe in the banks right now?March 22, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-22--Zimmern: Coronavirus pandemic 'reveals the flaws in every single piece of the system'

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msnbc--2020-03-22--Americans stranded abroad amid coronavirus outbreak

NBC News' Steve Patterson explains how the US State Department is trying to resolve the issue of Americans stranded abroad as countries begin to close their borders amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.March 22, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-22--Why are NY liquor stores allowed to stay open?

Why are NY liquor stores allowed to stay open?
Tonight, New York will be shutting down all businesses deemed non-essential. MSNBC's Lindsey Reiser explains why liquor stores have labeled essential and will remain open.March 22, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-22--Rob Reiner and Max Brooks stress need for social distancing

Coronavirus social distancing is promoted by director, actor and activist Rob Reiner and actor and author Max Brooks--who also discuss using comedy to cope with coronavirus--in conversation with Joy Reid.March 22, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-22--Sen. Rand Paul tests positive for COVID-19

Sen. Rand Paul R-Ky., tested positive for the coronavirus. He is the first member of the U.S. Senate to test positive for the virus and is being quarantined.March 22, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-23--Historian explains how wartime powers can help

How the Far Right uses social media to take their message mainstream

Meacham: Pence probably saved the republic, but I don't always want to count on one person to do it 08:18


msnbc--2020-03-23--Joe calls for a government site to list mask, glove production


msnbc--2020-03-23--Coronavirus stimulus bill fails in Senate, Sen. Paul tests positive

A vote to advance a massive coronavirus stimulus bill failed Sunday night in the Senate as negotiations so far had yet to produce a deal on the more than $1 trillion aid package. Mika Brzezinski has the latest updates.March 23, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-23--Breaking down Trump's Sunday news conference


msnbc--2020-03-23--Despite increased measures to prevent spread, COVID-19 cases soar in Europe.

Italy, the worst-hit European country, reported 651 new deaths from coronavirus on Sunday, bringing the total there to 5,476. NBC News' Ali Arouzi reports from London on the crisis sweeping Europe.March 23, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-22--How the Far Right uses social media to take their message mainstream

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msnbc--2020-03-22--Massacre at Walmart: Did the President’s words inspire a real-world tragedy?

Following a mass shooting at a Walmart in El Paso, Texas, the community tries to understand what drove the gunman to carry out such an atrocity.March 23, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-22--Watch Trump react after learning Mitt Romney is self-isolating

During a press briefing on the coronavirus pandemic, President Trump learns that GOP rival Sen. Mitt Romney is self isolating and says “gee, that’s too bad.”March 22, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-23--Trump disavows ‘nasty language’ toward Asian Americans amid pandemic

A case for shutting down the country for two weeks

After receiving criticism for referring to COVID-19 as the “Wuhan virus” or “Chinese virus,” President Trump committed to protecting the Asian American community in the U.S. from racist attacks, driven by misinformation about the virus.March 23, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-23--Trump jokingly walks away as doctor says she had fever over weekend

President Trump jokingly walked away from Dr. Deborah Birx at the White House briefing room podium when she shared she did not take part in a coronavirus task force briefing over the weekend because she had a small fever. Birx was making a point that she was acting responsibly out of an abundance of caution and tested negative for the virus.March 23, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-23--Trump fact-checked by top doctor: Virus cases rising for weeks to come

As the coronavirus continues to spread, Pres. Trump is suggesting it will soon be time to reassess measures that limit its spread. A leading medical expert says that view rests on a false premise, because today's confirmed cases are actually “two weeks behind” the reality, as the “number of cases reflects what happened 15 days ago.” That’s the assessment of Dr. Zeke Emanuel, an Obama White House adviser, in an interview with MSNBC’s Ari Melber.March 23, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-23--Inside NYC’s first responder response: 'The great unknown' has people concerned

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msnbc--2020-03-23--COVID-19 deaths surpass 500 in U.S.: Washington Post


msnbc--2020-03-23--Durbin: We don’t want stimulus to pay for CEO ‘vacation hideaway’


msnbc--2020-03-23--Dr. Gupta: A national lockdown was needed ‘from the get-go’

Dr. Vin Gupta discusses what could have been done to combat the coronavirus from the beginning.March 23, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-23--Democrats hold coronavirus stimulus over transparency and local funding

NBC's Garrett Haake brings the latest from Capitol Hill and the details of the standoff between Democrats and Republicans over the coronavirus stimulus package.March 23, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-23--Pregnancy and COVID-19: New York hospital disallows partners during childbirth

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msnbc--2020-03-23--Human Rights Campaign warns LGBTQ community is at risk during coronavius crisis


msnbc--2020-03-24--Trump appears to weigh saving economy against saving lives from COVID-19

What other states can learn from New Mexico 's coronavirus response

“We cannot let the cure be worse than the problem,” President Trump said repeatedly on Monday, referring to economic losses incurred by social distancing measures. At a briefing, he contradicted experts who say weeks or months of such measures will be needed to prevent widespread deaths and overwhelmed hospitals. That raises the question - how many deaths is Trump willing to accept in the name of restarting the economy?March 24, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-24--'He can't run the campaign he wants'

'He can't run the campaign he wants'


msnbc--2020-03-24--Trump eager to end social distancing as virus spreads faster

As the coronavirus infection rates in the U.S. continue to rise according to the latest figures, the president is signaling his weariness with closing the economy and is considering reopening the economy. The panel discusses.March 24, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-24--What other states can learn from New Mexico's coronavirus response

Meacham: Pence probably saved the republic, but I don't always want to count on one person to do it


msnbc--2020-03-23--Trump talks up drug that hasn't been tested to treat coronavirus

Pulitzer Prize-winning Science Writer Laurie Garrett reacts to what she sees as the dangers from the president and others talking up medicines that have not been tested to treat coronavirus.March 24, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-23--Trump hints at early end to coronavirus restrictions as pandemic accelerates

Trump is reportedly becoming increasingly frustrated with the advice from the health officials on the White House coronavirus team and says 'we cannot let the cure be worse than the problem.'March 24, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-23--Chef José Andrés has a plan to feed Americans during the coronavirus crisis

Chef José Andrés has a plan to feed Americans during the coronavirus crisis
"The chefs of America are ready to be food first responders," José Andrés says. Andrés wants the federal government to provide funding so the restaurant industry can go to work providing meals for vulnerable Americans who can't afford food during the coronavirus crisis.March 24, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-23--Sen. Murphy: We’re asking for transparency to ‘protect workers, not CEOs’

Sen. Chris Murphy tells Lawrence O’Donnell that Democrats are close to a deal on the coronavirus aid package, but says there has to be oversight over money to businesses so that workers are protected: “It is not hyperbole for us to worry that a portion of this $500 billion slush fund could be used to bail out the president or the president’s family’s interests.”March 24, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-23--Lawrence: ‘Donald Trump is not in charge here’

Lawrence: ‘Donald Trump is not in charge here’
Lawrence O'Donnell explains how governors, like Andrew Cuomo and Gavin Newsom, and doctors, like Anthony Fauci, are more in charge of combating the coronavirus pandemic in the United States than President Donald Trump.March 24, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-24--Rep. Shalala: 'Dangerous and immoral' on Trump suggesting to end lockdowns by Easter

'This is not political ' : Congressman says his state is in need

On President Trump’s hopes to ease restrictions on businesses amid the coronavirus outbreak, Congresswoman Donna Shalala says, “It’s dangerous and immoral. He defies ethical standards. No American believes we should choose the economy over human life … and the president is putting human life at risk because he wants the economy to get back.”March 24, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-24--Ari Melber: Trump saying 'we're near the end' of virus spread 'is false'

Ari Melber: Trump saying we're 'near the end' of virus spread 'is false'
President Trump has hopes to open the economy up by Easter. On the president saying ‘we’re near the end’ of coronavirus spread, Ari Melber says “That is false ... not only false, but false according to Donald Trump’s own medical experts.”March 24, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-24--Trump coronavirus briefing: Decision to reopen will be 'based on hard facts and data'


msnbc--2020-03-24--Cardin: Senate 'should be voting remotely'

Sen. Ben Cardin (D-Md.) says that he is concerned physically going into the Senate chamber to vote.March 24, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-24--Mayor: U.S. is going through ‘three pearl harbor attacks at the same time.’


msnbc--2020-03-24--Pelosi says negotiations on the coronavirus relief package are in the 'red zone'


msnbc--2020-03-24--Is it time to shut the Northeast corridor to contain COVID-19?

Is it time to shut the Northeast corridor to contain COVID-19?
Dr. Tom Inglesby says we need a "national approach" but can't "cut this off from one part of the country or another."March 24, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-24--Hospitals scramble to expand capacity as coronavirus cases spike


msnbc--2020-03-24--Dr. Zeke Emanuel warns against the consequences of 're-opening the country' prematurely


msnbc--2020-03-24--Van Hollen: Congress is making 'good progress' on relief bill

Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss where things stand in crafting a bipartisan coronavirus relief package. Van Hollen also offers his thoughts to his colleague Amy Klobuchar after her husband tests positive, as well as others with sick family members as the virus spreads across the country.March 24, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-25--WHO doctor: We have to make it hard for virus to spread

WHO doctor : We have to make it hard for virus to spread

WHO doctor: We have to make it hard for virus to spread
Dr. Bruce Aylward of the World Health Organization discusses how the U.S. could become the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic and the best way to combat the spread.March 25, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-25--U.S. could become center of global outbreak, says WHO

U.S. could become center of global outbreak, says WHO
Officials at the World Health Organization have now said America could become the epicenter of the pandemic in the near future. Joe Scarborough explains why the president needs to act now.March 25, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-24--Rimoin: Trump plan to open up the country by Easter is dangerous


msnbc--2020-03-24--NJ Gov. Murphy on coronavirus: We need the federal government in a big way

NJ Gov. Murphy on coronavirus: We need the federal government in a big way
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy joins to discuss the needs his state is having in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic and what he's asking for from the Trump administration.March 25, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-24--Parker: Trump incredibly frustrated coronavirus has economy shut down

Ashley Parker of The Washington Post discusses the frustrations inside the Trump White House over the effects the coronavirus is having on the economy.March 25, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-24--Rucker: Trump worried about coronavirus harming economy before 2020 election

Philip Rucker of The Washington Post explains the concern inside the Trump White House and campaign over the effects of the coronavirus on the economy ahead of the president’s reelection campaign.March 25, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-24--ER Doctor describes impact of medical supply shortage

Amid a nationwide shortage of medical equipment to help treat coronavirus, Dr. Rob Davidson tells Lawrence O’Donnell “we feel like we’re really being let down by our federal government.”March 25, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-24--Azar: 'Rosy picture' painted by Trump is not the reality inside hospitals

Meacham: Pence probably saved the republic, but I don't always want to count on one person to do it


msnbc--2020-03-24--Ezra Klein: Trump's economic view of coronavirus a ‘false choice’

Ezra Klein, co-founder of Vox, tells Lawrence O'Donnell that President Trump fails to understand the enormity of the economic consequences of the coronavirus pandemic. Ezra says economists tell him this is "what happens if you mix a recession, a financial crisis, a natural disaster and a war."March 25, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-25--Sen. Cory Booker: Virus relief bill ‘real, substantive support’

Medal of Honor recipient on medical professionals : 'These are the people on the front lines '

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msnbc--2020-03-25--Trump on former FBI agent Levinson: ‘I won’t accept that he’s dead’

After the family of former FBI agent Robert Levinson said that he died while being held in Iran, President Trump said that the reports do not look “promising” and that Levinson had been sick for a long time.March 25, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-25--NYPD Commisioner: 'Triple' normal rate of officers out sick

New York Police Commissioner Dermot Shea joins Ayman Mohyeldin to discuss the department's ongoing effort to protect and serve during the coronavirus outbreak in that city. Shea says 3,200 officers have called out sick but that "adjustments" have been made and the department "will lead the way out of this."March 25, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-25--Fmr. Army General on 'new normal' after virus crisis

General Stanley McChrystal, the former commander of U.S. and International Security Assistance Forces in Afghanistan joins Ayman Mohyeldin to discuss how lessons learned in the aftermath of 9/11 will be useful when dealing with the ongoing COVID-19 crisis.March 25, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-25--Trump on Olympics: 'I'll be there' in 2021

Trump on Olympics: 'I'll be there' in 2021
President Trump discusses a phone call he had with Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe about the delay of the Olympics due to the spread of COVID-19.March 25, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-25--Medal of Honor recipient on medical professionals: 'These are the people on the front lines'


msnbc--2020-03-25--Shortages should've been 'anticipated,' simulations participant says

"We knew that there were going to be problems with certain personal protective equipment," physician Amesh Adalja says. "That has come up in many meetings that I've been at."March 25, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-25--Sen. Gillibrand: ‘We are going to recover’

Sen. Gillibrand: ‘We are going to recover’
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand discusses the latest on how coronavirus is effecting her state and the rest of the countryMarch 25, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-25--New York becomes the epicenter of the coronavirus crisis in the United States


msnbc--2020-03-26--Trump campaign threatens legal action of coronavirus ad

What the 1918 influenza pandemic can teach us about coronavirus

Meacham: Pence probably saved the republic, but I don't always want to count on one person to do it 08:18


msnbc--2020-03-26--Deaths in United States linked to coronavirus surpass 1,000

The United States has reached a grim milestone as the number of deaths linked to coronavirus passed 1,000 in the country on Thursday, according to a count by NBC News. Joe Scarborough discusses these figures and urges the president to step up.March 26, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-26--What the 1918 influenza pandemic can teach us about coronavirus

What the 1918 influenza pandemic can teach us about coronavirus
John Barry who has written extensively about the 1918 influenza pandemic joins to reveal what lessons it could teach us about the coronavirus.March 26, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-26--Senate passes $2 trillion coronavirus emergency relief bill


msnbc--2020-03-25--Infectious disease expert: Coronavirus will overwhelm U.S. health care system

Dr. Michael Osterholm, director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota, reacts to the ways coronavirus will stretch the U.S. medical system.March 26, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-25--Trump lauds coronavirus response amid reports of dire situations in hospitals

A defiant Trump patted himself on the back and attacked the media during a coronavirus briefing as a bipartisan chorus of governors cast doubt on his plans to open the country back up within a few weeks.March 26, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-25--Gov. Whitmer on coronavirus surge: ‘It’s a dire situation’

As coronavirus cases start to overwhelm hospitals across the country, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D-MI) talks to Lawrence O’Donnell about what they need to help patients and to protect medical professionals.March 26, 2020


msnbc--2020-03-25--Inside a NYC hospital in an ‘apocalyptic’ situation

Lawrence: Trump's lawyers are too cowardly to quit or to tell Trump to shut up 08:15


msnbc--2020-03-25--Dr. Fauci: ‘We need to be prepared for a second cycle’ of pandemic

Dr. Fauci: ‘We need to be prepared for a second cycle’ of pandemic
Even though President Trump would like to reopen the country by Easter, Dr. Anthony Fauci warned Americans that this pandemic is far from over. Virologist Joseph Fair tells Lawrence O’Donnell that by the time we reach Easter, the United States will be in a far worse situation than we are now.March 26, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-16--Fmr. Sec. of State Madeleine Albright on Trump threatening to defund WHO

Harvard virus expert : Lack of nasal swabs is one reason economy is shut down

Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright: “We can’t effect changes in the WHO if we’re not at the table…For us to say we’re not going to pay, we’re not going to be a part of it is counterproductive because then we have no leverage.”April 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-16--Harvard virus expert: Lack of nasal swabs is one reason economy is shut down

Harvard virus expert: Lack of nasal swabs is one reason economy is shut down
Dr. Ashish Jha, director of Harvard Global Health Institute, tells Chris Hayes that one of the reasons trillions of dollars of economic activity has been paused is because health care workers don’t have proper nasal swabs for coronavirus testing.April 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-16--Sen. Amy Klobuchar calls for a national strategy on testing

Senator Amy Klobuchar tells MSNBC’s Ari Melber that the White House, along with guidelines, needs to come out with a “national strategy on testing” when it comes to steps towards opening the economy.April 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-16--“Baghdad Don”: Trump blasted for most inept response to “any crisis in history”

Veteran strategist and former Republican Steve Schmidt argues President Trump has exhibited the most inept response of any president to any crisis in history. He argues the avoidable problems in the US response to the pandemic revealed Trump’s failures as a president, and why historians will look back on this as a time when a reality show star “New York Con man narrowly ended up as President and was not prepared.”April 16, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-16--Fauci gives realistic take on guidelines to reopen U.S.

Fauci says not all U.S. states will enter coronavirus reopening phases quickly During the White House coronavirus task force briefing in which the three reopening phases of the U.S. were outlined, Dr. Anthony Fauci said that states would begin the process at different times based on their individual COVID-19 situations.April 16, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-16--Dr. Birx details three phases of guidelines to reopen U.S.

Dr. Birx details three phases of guidelines to reopen U.S.
Dr. Deborah Birx, White House coronavirus response coordinator, explains in detail the three phases the Trump administration has approved to reopen the U.S. amid the COVID-19 pandemic.April 16, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-16--‘Not opening all at once’: Trump announces phases to reopen U.S.

‘Not opening all at once’: Trump announces phases to reopen U.S.
President Trump announced the White House coronavirus task force has developed a three-phase plan to reopen the U.S. and restart the economy after the coronavirus shutdown.April 16, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-16--Welker on the White House's plan to reopen the economy: 'What's missing from this are the details'

Welker on the White House's plan to reopen the economy: 'What's missing from this are the details'
The White House released a plan to reopen the economy today, but Kristen Welker says it’s missing some important details, “What’s missing from this are the details, the meat and potatoes, how you actually get this done.”April 16, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-16--Only one GOP senator was left off President Trump’s bipartisan list on reopening the economy: Sen. M

Only one GOP senator was left off President Trump’s bipartisan list on reopening the economy: Sen. Mitt Romney. Kasie Hunt says, "Mitt Romney is arguably one of the most successful ... self-made businessman in the Senate, you would think that his expertise could be brought to bear.”April 16, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-16--Tulsa mayor: 'Grateful' to see a plan from the White House

Tulsa mayor: 'Grateful' to see a plan from the White House
"I don't know a lot of people who think shelter in place is sustainable for a year and a half," Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum says on Meet the Press Daily.April 16, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-17--Whitmer too focused on coronavirus crisis to consider VP hypothetical

The gap between Trump 's remarks on economy and what 's in plan

Meacham: Pence probably saved the republic, but I don't always want to count on one person to do it


msnbc--2020-04-17--Dems show fundraising energy in key Senate races: NYT

Democrats in several key Senate races have raised more money in the past three months of this year than their GOP opponents, according to reporting.April 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-17--Wealthy business owners find ways to benefit from PPP

The Small Business Administration’s rescue loan program hit its $349B limit Thursday and is now out of money as congressional leaders struggle to agree on how to restore its funds. Stephanie Ruhle discusses.April 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-17--White House reopening guidelines lack testing strategy

The president on Thursday unveiled plans for reopening the economy without an emphasis on widespread testing. The panel discusses a question from reporter Hans Nichols on the availability of testing.April 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-17--The gap between Trump's remarks on economy and what's in plan

What's driving the effort from some conservatives to downplay the impact of the coronavirus? The panel discusses Trump's own words on the virus, along with rising infection rates and what's in the plan to reopen the country.April 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-17--White House unveils plans for states to reopen

As the president this week announced guidelines for reopening the country's economy, some have said an expected loss of life is the price of getting the U.S. economy back on track. Is there a strategy at play? The panel discusses.April 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-16--Raines: People must consider if Trump's COVID-19 policy is a danger to their children


msnbc--2020-04-16--Michigan protesters defy stay-at-home orders as jobless claims soar

Rep. Dan Kildee tells Lawrence O’Donnell that pro-Trump protesters defying the governor’s stay-at-home order don’t care if their actions end up killing thousands more people. John Heilemann says the economic toll of the virus in battleground states like Michigan is trouble for Trump in November.April 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-16--Jobless claims reach 22 million amid coronavirus pandemic

Peter Baker of The New York Times and Robert Costa of The Washington Post join to discuss the devastating economic effects America is seeing due to the coronavirus pandemic.April 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-16--Redlener: Those downplaying coronavirus are disconnected from reality

Plenty of Trump loyalists, FOX News commentators and others, are downplaying the severity of the coronavirus. Pandemic influenza expert Dr. Irwin Redlener joins to talk about why that's so dangerous. Dr. Irwin Redlener joins to discuss.April 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-17--Chris Hayes on how uniquely devastating and deadly the coronavirus is

Mayor of Charleston , SC : 'Need to work ' on testing , contact tracing in order to reopen

Chris Hayes: “At this point in the global pandemic, it should not be necessary for me to do what I'm about to do: To state the clear facts about how uniquely devastating and deadly this disease is.”April 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-17--'Deadly': Pelosi says Trump's coronavirus failures cost American lives

Speaker Pelosi faulted Pres. Trump’s coronavirus response and argued he is directly responsible for the avoidable loss of American lives, citing how “denial and delay were deadly,” in this newsworthy interview with MSNBC anchor Ari Melber. Pelosi also discussed how Congressional Democrats are pushing for another bipartisan bill to address health and economic relief for the pandemic; her criticism of the White House coronavirus press briefings; and her view of a misconduct allegation against presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden.April 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-17--Trump: 'Liberate' tweet was for 'tough' orders, protesters seem 'responsible'

President Trump responds to criticism of his tweets calling for the liberation of Minnesota, Michigan, and Virginia, which are currently under stay-at-home orders, saying they were in response to the "tough" state guidelines. He continued to say the protesters demonstrating against the governors, "seem to be very responsible people to me."April 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-17--Trump announces $19 billion relief program for farmers

President Trump announced the federal government would be distributing $19 billion in relief funds to U.S. farmers to help them cope with the economic downturn from the COVID-19 pandemic.April 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-17--Italy eases some lockdown measures, allows a few shops to reopen

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msnbc--2020-04-17--Mayor of Charleston, SC: 'Need to work' on testing, contact tracing in order to reopen

Mayor of Charleston, SC: 'Need to work' on testing, contact tracing in order to reopen
As rate of infection slows in Charleston, Mayor John Tecklenburg says the city needs to work on “testing capability and contact tracing” in order to reopen.April 17, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-18--Trump again takes credit for coronavirus successes while shifting blame for his failures

A day after saying reopening the economy would be the charge of state governors, President Donald Trump used his public comments to undermine them. He tweeted support to protesters demanding an end to stay-at-home orders and blamed governors for not having the materials needed to conduct testing for coronavirus.April 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-17--Shelters see record dog adoptions during coronavirus quarantine

One of the few pieces of genuine good news to come from the COVID-19 pandemic is the record number of shelter pets finding forever homes. Kelly Horan of The Boston Globe joins to discuss.April 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-17--FOX News defends Trump's COVID-19 response and pushes for U.S. to reopen

FOX News defends Trump's COVID-19 response and pushes for U.S. to reopen
The president continues to get exceedingly favorable coverage from FOX News hosts for his coronavirus response despite heavy criticism from many governors. Jeremy Peters of The New York Times joins to discuss.April 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-17--Trump’s strategy to reopen states is about taking credit and dodging blame

Trump’s strategy to reopen states is about taking credit and dodging blame
After claiming 'total authority' on reopening states, Trump has relented but is again picking fights with certain Democratic governors. Annie Karni of The New York Times reacts.April 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-17--Trump tells three states to 'LIBERATE' as U.S. death toll tops 36,000

Meacham: Pence probably saved the republic, but I don't always want to count on one person to do it


msnbc--2020-04-17--Rep. Joaquin Castro: U.S. must protect agricultural workers

Rep. Joaquin Castro (D-TX), the chair of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, explains to Ali Velshi why Latino essential workers, including farmworkers, need to be protected and should receive the economic relief they deserve. Rep. Castro says he hopes Americans will remember that "when we needed them most, they came through for this country in a big way.”April 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-17--Former GOP Governor: Trump 'plays politics with every single issue’

Former GOP Governor: Trump 'plays politics with every single issue’
After President Trump eggs on protesters violating social distancing, Former Republican Governor Christine Todd Whitman and Congresswoman Debbie Dingell of Michigan join Ali Velshi to discuss what happens when the president sides with protestors over governors- and his own administration’s health recommendations.April 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-17--Experts say U.S. testing must double or triple to reopen safely

Experts say U.S. testing must double or triple to reopen safely
Dr. Richard Besser tells Ali Velshi that “more work needs to be done” on antibody testing to ensure that Americans are protected from the virus as he stresses the importance in ramping up testing and contact tracing to keep sick people isolated as states reopen: “That kind of strategy can prevent the big outbreaks from occurring when we start to loosen some of the social distancing measures.”April 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-17--NYC hospitals, still at capacity, see signs of a plateau in COVID-19 cases

Dr. Ernest Patti, senior emergency medicine physician at St. Barnabas Hospital in New York, talks with Rachel Maddow about whether the pace of dealing with COVID-19 patients is changing at all, and the steep learning curve he and his colleagues have faced.April 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-18--"Does anybody believe that number?": Trump on virus death toll in China

"Does anybody believe that number?": Trump on virus death toll in China
President Trump interrupts Dr. Birx to challenge the national coronavirus death tolls of China and Iran asking, "Does anybody believe that number?"April 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-18--Elizabeth Goitein: Trump 'doesn't quite understand' COVID-19 pandemic is not a war

Elizabeth Goitein, co-director of the Liberty and National Security Program at the Brennan Center for Justice, joins Alicia Menendez to discuss President Trump's declaration that he would adjourn both chambers of Congress and his claims to "absolute power" over the states to reopen the economy.April 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-18--Are meat workers facing choice between health and livelihood?

The necessary coronavirus response lagged at a Smithfield Foods pork processing plant in South Dakota critics say, allegedly leading to a massive outbreak, according to widespread reports. Are meat workers facing a choice between their health and livelihood across the United States? Joy Reid and her panel discuss.April 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-18--Steyer: Opening the economy before its safe 'would be a dramatic mistake economically'


msnbc--2020-04-18--KY Gov. asks churches to not have in-person services: 'Some of your church won't be there by Christm

KY Gov. asks churches to not have in-person services: 'Some of your church won't be there by Christmas'
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear joins Joshua Johnson to outline his steps to reopen his state's economy and discusses a lawsuit filed by a church against his executive order to not hold in-person church services.April 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-18--Demings: FL gov.'s primary responsibility is preserving lives

The coronavirus response of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is critiqued by Rep. Val Demings (D-FL) who tells Joy Reid, 'The governor's primary responsibility is the preservation of human lives.'April 18, 2020


msnbc--2020-04-18--Rep. Dingell: Trump encouraging protests, 'liberate' tweets are 'very dangerous'

Michigan Rep. Debbie Dingell discusses anti-lockdown protestors in Michigan, several carrying signs supportive of President Trump's campaign, and calls to keep politics out of how the government is handling the coronavirus pandemic.April 18, 2020