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Join us later this morning, warns the citys hospitals are two to three weeks away from running out of essential medical supplies. In pennsylvania, the governor warns the state will be enforcing its new order to close all businesses that are not needed to sustain life. In florida, the states largest county, miamidade, and other towns have issued orders to close beaches. Governor ron desantis wont issue a statewide order, saying that local orders and his ban on large gatherings will suffice. Weve got a lot to get to. Good morning. Welcome to morning joe. It is friday, march 20th. Joe will be back on monday. Along with willie and me, we have White House Reporter for the Associated Press, jonathan lemire. Capitol hill correspondent and host on msnbc, kasie hunt. Associated editor of the Washington Post, msnbc political analyst, eugene robinson. We mentioned mayor bill de blasios warning that new york City Hospitals are two to three weeks away from running out of essential medical supplies.
Is entering march with a host of new and growing political and legal challenges for himself, his family and some onetime members of his inner circle. Just a few hours ago, one of the former associates, campaign chairman, paul manafort, asked a federal judge in virginia to give him a prison term, significantly below the 19 to 24 years called for under sentencing guidelines. His lawyers noted what they call special counsel muellers attempt to vilify manafort as a, quote, lifelong and irredeemable felon, accusing mueller of grossly overstating the facts. Manafort, now 69 years old, was convicted in virginia of bank and tax fraud. He is set to be sentenced in virginia next thursday. And in washington, d. C. , six days later. There has been much speculation about a potential pardon from President Trump. One former associate who more than likely will not receive a pardon is trumps former personality attorney, Michael Cohen. He is headed to prison in may, but spent three days this week on cap
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The 11th hour with Brian Williams starts now. Tonight, the trouble for trump. The president headed into a new month after a week of damaging new accusations of failure to land a deal with north korea. And now weve got exclusive reporting tonight that democrats are getting ready to formally ask for his tax returns. Plus, in a court filing late today, Paul Manaforts lawyers argue for less jail time before the sentencing next week. The 11th hour on a friday night starts now. Good evening from here in new york. Im katy tur in for Brian Williams. Day 1,771, and the president is entering march with a host of new legal challenges for himself, his family and some onetime members of his inner circle. Just a few hours ago, one of the former associates, campaign chairman, paul manafort, asked a federal judge in virginia to give him a prison term, significantly below the 19 to 24 years called for under sentencing guidelines. His lawyers noted what they call special counsel muellers attempt to vili