were going to talk to one governor who has been cracking down after a spike in his state. they are hitting the beaches, and the bars. how do we get the economy rolling while living with the threat of coronavirus? if that's a bargain we have to make, we are investigating. at the democrats insert here in washington, another $3 trillion package. within hours, nothing but a progressive wish list. of this or any effort on anything to get america working again. millions of jobs and businesses heading we got it all, welcome to fox news that nice. i'm shannon bream in washington. chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher. and an idea by the economist, they argue will allow us to more safely and more safely reopen. >> trace: over the last eight weeks, here at the top 20 states. states. at kentucky's number one with more than 36% of its workforce to filing for unemployment. pennsylvania with a 27 of workers, and even minnesota, which is ranked 20th had more than 20% of its labor force file for benefits. in other words, these are crisis levels across the country. at the news gets worse. the institution says that as of last month, more than 17% of mothers with young children say that since the pandemic started, their kids are not getting enough to eat because they can't afford enough food. for perspective, that means more than five times as many kids are going hungry today in the u.s. then during april 2018. not surprisingly, millions are now lining up each day at food banks across the country. these are pictures from a food giveaway in the dallas area, but listen to a man at a food bank in connecticut. watch. >> we need food. my son-in-law, my daughters laid off, and i'm panicking. >> trace: all of this comes as the u.s. coronavirus death toll continues to rapidly rise with daily death is across the country up for the third consecutive day. we are just as nine or ten days away from reaching 100,000 u.s. deaths. critics point out that two states seeing a high percentage increase in the number of cases are south dakota and arkansas, states that opted against a mandate. what they failed to mention our they are from mass testing done at a plan in south dakota and a prison in arkansas. now, and a major first and it's kind study, they are using epidemiology and economic models to balance safety against economic cost. they found that targeted lockdowns are more effective than uniform markdowns. meaning, older people. that younger people should receive it younger activity. he points out that age-specific lockdowns might be very difficult to enforce, and could lead to age discrimination losses. shannon. >> shannon: well, that is a variable consideration. we try to move forward, always the losses. it chase, thank you very much. new covid-19 hot spots, they are stories behind those numbers. recent growth do you include the south can stomach dakota, and a concert was set for tomorrow, but then shut down. not real happy tonight. >> we the people are three amazing words that have been trampled on today. earlier today, the alcohol beverage commission from the state of art arkansas up with the document then physically entered the building come out the vaped are the wall, then shut us down from conducting business. you and arkansas governor joins us now to tell his side of the story. welcome back governor. >> good to be with you, shannon. >> shannon: i think we talked about this concert the last time you were on. it was a very interesting plan. it's the seating area of more than 1,000, but it would have tooth hundred people in there. why did you think they shouldn't go forward a question mark >> because of public health reaso reasons. let me focus on the fact that arkansas has not done the lock down, and we are not going to do a lockdown we've kept our businesses going in arkansas. we did have a targeted approach where the person to person businesses like barbershops are closed down for a period of time. we are starting to lift those restrictions, but we don't want to be reckless. that's a reason, in terms of this concert venue, we would love to have the music there. there will be a time for that. but that was -- they were ahead of time on their schedule. it was not permitted. up with they wanted a special privilege in which they could do it early, and we said no. obviously, we expect those public health directives to be followed. they are going to have their concert down the road, if they can follow the guidelines that we present. we want to be able to open up our economy, but we have to do it carefully. that is so important that we send the right signal of balance, that while were opening up, we want our economy to return. we can't forget that this is a very serious virus, that actually kills people. we are reminded of it in recent days and arkansas, as we have had it an uptick in some of the areas of our state that causes us some pods. we want to do it very measurably, we want to be able to keep that balance of economic growth, and returning to the economy for the same time, not forgetting there is a deadly virus that's out there. >> shannon: there's been a lot of talk about testing, how that will be a key in trying to trace -- to get a hold of them when they come. state secretary saying this, and to wear testing all who have symptoms and all people who have had a contact with known or suspected cases of covid-19, then i won't be comfortable. what is the situation now with the availability of testing and arkansas? >> first of all, we set a goal to test 2% of our population, this month in may, at 60,000 test. we are doing close to 2,000 a day right now. that means that objective of all of our health care workers, those that are symptomatic, we also want to expand it so we can do more in terms of our contact tracing. we can do more in terms of spot checking around the state. we've really had an enhancement of our testing capability. that's a radar system. that's our early warning system to let us know where there's a problem, then we engage in the tracking. we are building infrastructure for now, but also for the fall to make sure that we are prepared in event there might be a resurgence of this, or try to come back next year. >> shannon: governor, i want to ask you about a political angle here from former vice president joe biden. he says at a time when we should be uniting our country, president trump is trying to split pennsylvania into dueling camps. testing democrats as doomsayers hoping to keep them grounded, and republicans as freedom fighters trying to liberate the economy. that is the argument a lot of people have been urging the president to make. the vice president said, do you think this is how going to play out? >> president trump census data in america we can continue to shut down the economy, we have to figure a way so that people can work, can make a living consistent with safety. president trump, very proud of the fact that he has worked in a bipartisan way with democratic governors, republican governors, i see democratic governments gog to talk to the present. he's working that faction, i don't think he can be criticized for playing potted stomach politics in terms of this virus and fighting it. and working with governors of both parties in order to be successful. >> from new york and places he's not normally buddy buddy with. they have found common unity in trying to fight this virus. we wish you all the best. if you're making very difficult decisions at the state level, too. thank you. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: and on full display in michigan again today, despite dismal weather. to show us how and when safely reopening it continues. in new york city, more problems for the mayor and health commissioner tonight. in your correspondent has that story. >> we've never run out of supplies, but we've begged, borrowed, and just stole, to do everything possible to make sure you have the equipment you need. >> the commissioner of the nypd is nothing more more important than the health and safety of his officers. that may not be the case for the city's health commissioner who according to "the new york post" told another high-ranking officer i don't give two rats blank about the cops during a phone call in march denying request for half a million masks, saying that he needs it for other. >> i'm concerned about it. it does need to be addressed. if, what is being reported is accurate, the commissioner needs to apologize. unquestionably. he hasn't even responded to this story, but they are calling for her dismissal. pat lynch calling it despicable and unforgivable. he said to dr. barbeau should be forced to look in the eye of every policed family who lost a hero to the virus and tell them they're not worth a rats. if she should have been fired at the moment she uttered those words. times are still tense in michigan where a group of protesters, some pairing weapons gathered on the lawn of the state capital for what they called to judgment day. demanding an end to the lockdown after the governor rejected a republican and preopening plan, and extended closures till may 28th. >> i think americans need to realize their freedoms are taking away. it if you don't stand up for them now, there won't be any freedoms to stand up for. >> i don't want to see people congregating. if people are going to come down and demonstrate, do it in a responsible way. >> today's protest in michigan ended up peacefully with no rest. back in new york, she was invited to a city council hearing wears she could have been grilled about her comments, but spokesman tells fox news the doctor will not attend that hearing. shannon. >> shannon: all right, keep following it, let us know. thank you so much. the goal will do. be one in just a few hours, the house of representatives will begin the next phase. this is a package even moderate democrats are refusing to back. from oklahoma congresswoman kendra horn, tonight, she is blue 26 team. messaging bills without bipartisan support are eat disservice to the american people, especially during a time of crisis. if this is not the time for partisan gamesmanship, this is the time to find common ground and deliver help. where is needed most. nancy pelosi believes there is plenty in the $3 trillion package to go around. if mitch mcconnell says it is a total nonstarter. >> just to give an example of the absurdity, there is money in every illegal immigrant, it mentions the word cannabis, of all things. 68 times. more than the word jobs, or higher. are mentioned in the entire bill it is a parade of absurdities that can hardly be taken seriously. of >> the hero's act. the health care workers, the first responders, police, fire, emergency services, sanitation, food workers, our teachers, transportation workers, and the rest. the list goes on. we want kevin corke has the very latest on that. plus the president calling out some of his allies on capitol hill over michael flynn. >> it was trumpian. who else would common law makers to question under oath about what would believe is a spying effort against the trump campaign. and trump presidency. it there it was on twitter today, the president writing this, if i was a senator or congress will, i would the bleakest political crime and scandal in the history of the usa by far is former president obama. he knew everything. it do it lindsey graham. just do it. no more mr. nice guy, no more talk. that request, of course coming new developments in the efforts to unmask michael flynn at the time. that of course, between election day 2016 and the inauguration back in 2017. his name was unmask to 39 times by obama administration officials and others. lists of unmask groups of who's who including a former vice president joe biden, today, lindsey graham demurred. >> no president is above the law, but we do have separations of powers. i think it would be a bad precedent to compel a former president to come before congress. that would open up a can of worms. i would prefer for a variety of reasons, i don't think that's a good idea. >> meanwhile, also today, when to the white house, order the agency to revise an earlier draft. release updating guidance on reopening institutions lockdown during the pandemic in a separate one page documents. at the agency offered decision-making tools for workplaces, camps, child care, mass transit, bars, and even restaurants. don't forget, by the way, it's a very big at day care. capitol hill, as you just heard. of nancy pelosi, expecting the house to pass democrats massive coronavirus relief bill, even if she and her relief team are working to skew the votes. house republicans overwhelmingly said they oppose the nearly $3 trillion measure, but despite the tight margins, they expected the democrats will be able to push over the finish line. one more nugget, the trump administration opposes nancy pelosi. the majority leader in the senate says he's working with the white house in an effort to create a separate stimulus package. a very busy day including a little busy activity at the white house. it don't forget that, as well. we'll have a very active day, not just here in the station, but perhaps all over the city. shannon, little tease for you there. her back to you. be on a friday is going to be a very newsy day. if that is a tease. you're very good at it. we try to do it too. thank you. all right come at cdc is issuing an advisory concerning several cases of a recently reported multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children, this is associated with the coronavirus. it's recommending health care providers report any patient who meets the case deat definition. trying to help them learn more about the risk factors and what treatments are working. president trump demands former president obama be called to testify of the reliefs of the flynn unmasking documents. our plan and all of legal experts is up next in the healthcare community, working to care for all of 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[ baseball bat cracks ] it's been a michael flynn is fighting to clear his name tonight claiming that he was pressured into accepting a plea deal in 2018. but, had arrived, group reservations about lying to the fbi, even as some agents that he didn't initially think he had lied. sorting through the story, and the timeline for us, good even be linda. rico good evening shannon he lied to the fbi, not once, but twice. now he says he didn't do it. it brings up the age-old adage. were you lying then, or now. fired from the white house michael flynn walked into a federal courthouse twice and told to the judge he lied during a january 24th 2017 the white house meeting with fbi agents. i've read the transcripts of the second judge. are you willing to accept responsibility for your false statements question mike >> i am the owner said flynn. admit to lying slept on russia by the obama administration. that phone call was intercepted by u.s. intelligence. it was a fast-moving time during the transition when then president-elect trump ended security advisor were plotting foreign policy for mar-a-lago. i'm >> i trump do solemnly swear -- >> produce splashy stories, discussing sanctions in possible violation of the logan act. a law but enacts before lincoln's inauguration. a month later he was fired. if i had to fired general flynn because he lied to the vice president and the fbi. he has pled guilty to those lies. president trump pleaded. it's a shame, because his actions during the transition were lawful. but now bill barr says the justice department could improve the charges against flynn. the fbi. >> in truth, i never lied. he asked for his to be tossed. his new defense would includ include evidence. in the white house believed he was not lying, and maintains that belief invasive objection from senior fbi colleagues. in the end, it comes down to the boss who fired him for lying. >> i won't talk about that, but he's going to be okay. he will be just fine. >> in the monica lewinsky case, bill clinton said it depends on what the meaning of is is. in this debate, it might come down to whether you can lie about a crime you didn't commit, or perhaps, wasn't even a crime in the first place. >> shannon: we will see what the judge ultimately decides. leland, thank you. to go let's debate the latest developments on this ongoing michael flynn drama. bradley mouse, fox news contributed, york, and john hugh, welcome all of you. >> haitian appear >> thank you. it's been okay, so the unmasking list comes out. the very last name is vice president joe biden. such a short time ago he made some comments. here's what he said. >> i was never a part, or had any knowledge of any in criminal investigation into flynn while i was in office. not one single time. >> all right, what do you think? >> well, i'm not quite sure what he means by that. we do know about this januar january 5th meeting in the oval office, the intelligence had covered the white house to brief the president on the results on the intelligence community assessment of russian meddling in the elections. when the number of them leave the room, and there briefed on the dash or president obama, brings up the flynn conversation. vice president biden is there. so what does he know about this? i'm don't know. if the things we need to know about these unmasking is why they occurred, and what they were looking for. if we cannot say that they were all improper, or illegal, or anything like that. but we do need to know why they were done. >> shannon: it's i mean, they are legal. it is legal. it's a tool people use when they're in the administration. there's a small universe of people who can use them to get the information they need. but byron, there some other things we don't know about the case. do you this. here's the thing, michael flynn's defense has never seen the original. of these would be the notes that the fbi agents took right before investigating. he neve pleaded guilty. bradley, we know there's some testimony that they didn't think he was lying initially. >> yeah, look, we've had this. this is been litigated already. if these very issues of this violation, the stuff with the three oh two's, judge sullivan who ruled on that a couple months ago. if this was already addressed in that context. but we got here, we've got a bunch of people shouting squirrel as though throwing out this unmasking list. what it'd show us question mike that very document that the dni released it that was provided to congress, it says proper justifications were submitted. the nsa reviewed it, and everything went through the standard process. no law was broken, nothing ethical, moral, or illegal was broken and how these requests were done. if there's nothing there. spoon okay, that's something , he's brought in a judge to dismiss this whole thing. it's interesting, but a lot of people are pointing to something we got unanimously from these supreme court. they're doing this kind of thing when they brought in outside parties to come outside. half of the instruments of government, they do not, or should not go forth each day looking for wrongs to write. they wait for cases to come to them, and when cases arrive, courts normally decide only questions presented by the parties. if i do think that is factoring in here? >> justice ginsburg's wise words, underscored that judge sullivan here is going beyond his judicial role, and to not only that, this is not covered in justice ginsburg's opinion. he's also intruding on the power of the president under the constitution. it is true that judges have to get their leader when a prosecution is dropped. that is to make sure that prosecutors aren't abusing things like dropping a case, and then changing it a little bit, then bringing a gun. if they to defect to the defendant. i never seen it to demand a prosecution continue after the president decides to drop it. second, the president, under the constitution, the only one charged with the duty to take care that the laws are faithfully executed. they prosecuted discussion. they decide what cases to get or not. if they don't have the constitutional power to force the justice department to prosecute you. if they don't want to prosecute anymore. they're starting to turn this into an institutional conflict, when the constitution already provides the answer. >> shannon: it sounds like judge gleason, who is now going to be called in to write this breed, felt that same way. at least in one specific case, he wrote in a memo order this caddy back in 2014, he said the government has absolute discretion to decide, not to prosecute. the government has near absolute power under the federal rules to extinguish a case that it has brought. bradley, expected they briefly get from him this time. it can be varied different from where it was done. >> at a minimum, he's going to try to address whether things were improper. i'm not looking for judges to start being prosecutors and end of their own rights. but there is a law, there something in u.s. code that allows judge sullivan to potentially punish them, even if the justice department doesn't. it's u.s. code section four oh one, if this judge the ability to punish michael flynn before the quote. michael flynn said not once, but twice, yes, i lied. he was repeatedly asked during that hearing. are you sure, where you coerce question mike he said no. he was now course. he lied. he was trying to pull it all back. that's why judge sullivan is checking everything, making sure it's done properly before he signs off on dismissing these charges. spilling to byron, i want to talk to you about what you think happens next. byron, you first. >> we need to find out what was happening. it's absolutely true that as far as the 302 is concerned, we've never seen the initial one. we've seen one that was edited, and one was edited by page, one was recreated several months later. michael flynn pled guilty to lying about a conversation that he had an interview with the fbi about a conversation he had with the russian empress terry. you have to know what they said in the conversation with the russian ambassador, and we do have a recording and transcript, or officials have that. but we don't know what he said with the fbi. that seems to me to be an incredible weakness in this whole case. >> shannon: it's john, quick final where to? >> i expect he's either going to get stopped in his tracks, or even the supreme court, and what's really going to happen, is all this information about this january 5th meeting, and the obama administration's effort to use these surveillance other administration wrappers is going to have to get wrapped up. that will tell us what really happened here. >> shannon: were standing by for that. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> and q. >> shannon: it is the worst yet to come. at the whistle-blower's ominous prediction hill today, how other experts are responding, next. to kill lawn weeds to the root 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political, noting there much big dow mike baker issues. >> it's not about this, it's about undermining the administration during a national and global crisis. >> president trump weighed in. >> i don't know him. i never met him. i don't want to meet him. but i watched him, and he looks like an angry disgruntled employee. according to some people, he didn't do a good job. >> he criticized bright, seeing others in the administration had similar concerns that were addressed. >> this is like someone who is in a choir, and is now trying to say he was a soloist back then. >> also today, richard byrne is stepping down as chairman of the senate intelligence committee, after the fbi seized his cell phone and an investigation of his stock sales before covid-19 hammered the burkett. >> this is a distraction. i think the security of the country is too important to have a distraction. >> fox news have confirmed dianne feinstein was also questioned by the fbi about financial transactions. her spokesman said she handed over paperwork to show she had no involvement and her husband's trades. shannon. >> shannon: i think you very much. the increasingly morning five years before the coronavirus pandemic is under control. the first, or reopen round up. it yellowstone said to partially reopen monday. visitors will be able to access the park through wyoming, but the montana side remains close. while most of yellowstone is in wyoming, 70% of traffic come through montana. the park is promoting social distancing through a massive amount of signage. and in oklahoma, a casino opening its doors, hundreds waited to get in. the casino now allowing about a third of capacity, none of the table games are open, patrons must wear masks and stay 6 feet apart. a german cafe promoting social distancing by giving their patrons the spirit of they have pool noodles on them. the owners saying it's a pleasure to make people smile. they could reopen last week, but still recommending to use face facts 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the cure can't be worse than the disease argument that the entire world is having right now. let's discuss it. this delicate balance of trying to reopen responsible. former medical director, pete weinberg. good to have you back with us. >> could be here. >> shannon: i want to play what he had to say about this today. they're feeling like the goalposts keep moving. here's what he said. >> we either flatten the curve, or follow the data. more testing, we got more testing, it's not enough. now we need antibodies. if that doesn't mean anything anymore, now we need a vaccine. there may never be a vaccine. >> i know you want to keep a safe, but you can hear the frustration in his voice. >> i certainly could. i love fresh, he's the best conservative journalists, probably ever. i worked today on his bio, i couldn't figure out where he went to medical school. i'm not sure he has a medical degree. goalposts of mood. what we've done, we've learned a lot more about the disease. in february, we used a football metaphor, we are on our own 5-yard line. what we learned enough that were on the other teams 40. we learn a little bit more, will be on the 20. we have come a long, long way. since this disease started. you're telling us to hang in there, i'm going to play more from barstool spokes. this has gone viral. this is more of what he had to say. >> it's like taking a cross-country flight, six hours because the flight is six hours, five and a half go by, just kidding, we have ten hours, you can't do that. people have been mentally preparing, were doing what you asked. you've done exactly what you said. now you're changing the rules. >> shannon: what i'm hearing, is they need some stability as well. if they need to have a hard and fast rule of when to come back. they need to rehire people it's hard to plan. at the way that we are right n now. >> big business wants to get up and running once again. i would say the liberation has to be elon musk getting that tesla plans reopened in california. but he's not the only one. they are issuing a page guideline to reopen the restaurants across the country. burger king, avery started a thousand of their dining rooms. we also heard from starbucks expecting to get 90% of their stores up and running by early june. a big business is itching to get back up and running. they need to, because we have 36 million of those jobless claims. >> shannon: yeah, and there are couple things. if there's a study we talked about earlier on the show who said there's a better way to do this. in this country, you're not going to lock people down on the basis of their age or any other equality that they could go sue you about. we love our freedom here, so much. it's going to be very hard to convince people we should do that. targeted lockdowns are better, the editorial writing this protect the most vulnerable, but don't put the entire state and economic cold storage in the name of a false choice between saving lives and saving them money. targeted lockdowns can save more lives, and more likelihood. how w do we make this balance? >> i agree. one thing we've learned in the last three months is who most outbreaks. over 65 or 70 of other diseases, things like diabetes, obesity, lung problem. we can protect that part of our population. they can get out, get back to work. we are close to a therapeutic, to a drug. if there are several being tested. i think it goes to a pill, or an inhaler that will take care of this disease early. we are close to a vaccine, i think it's this fall. early winter. we can protect those that are most at risk, and get other folks back to work. >> shannon: that news is going to be very helpful for a lot of folks out there, a vaccine by fall or early winter, we hope you're right. susan, thank you very much for coming back. good to see you. >> thank you appeared >> coming up, we are honoring the life of a green beret medic it's a great escape. so many great stories from amazing people... it makes me want to be better. it changes your perspective. it makes you a different person. see what listening to audible can do for you. >> shannon: one of the side effects of the coronavirus pandemics has been a significant reduction in illegal immigration at the border. turner takes a look at the situation tonight. >> at a historic low as far as the number of folks illegally trying to enter the country. it's because the trump administration is declaring victory when it comes to securing the united states southern border. new data shows over the past months, illegal border crossings have been slashed in half. your down 50%. unaccompanied minors, down 56%. families done 56%. all on the wing. he tells fox news, his team's focus is twofold. keeping border patrol agents, and the migrants they apprehend safe and healthy. >> are frontline help officers cannot do the social distancing in many cases that the rest of the american people can do. it's very important that we continue to support them. >> he credits special authorities credited. >> the fact that were able to return 80% of folks to come across the border illegally, return them, very quickly within two hours, is a tremendous asset that the border patrol has undertaken. >> at president trump is also making moves to restrict immigration during the outbreak. >> this will ensure the they will be first in line for jobs as our economy reopens. >> but they say additional cuts aren't necessary. and while the trump administration has continued to highlight covid-19 as a foreign threat, the u.s. remains the country with the worst outbreak in the world by far. 33% of the worldwide total of confirmed cases. he's confirmed to announce further immigration restrictions that will be justified by the outbreak of the pandemic. now the security secretary tells us they're looking at a whole range of options which they are going to present to president trump for a decision in the near future. shannon. >> shannon: it gillian turner, thank you. before we go, we want to highlight heroes. we have a bunch of them tonight. euro dogs is now available on fox nation. they share the incredible stories of warrior dogs serving in the battlefield. all from the perspective of the military heroes that fight beside them. check out the sneak peek. >> he would support search right until he cleared to the threshold, he know that part. then he goes, and alerts on the explosive aid. that was one of the moments where i literally stood up like i was in the championship game, like we did it. it you're getting there. it's actually paying off. >> shannon: tonight zero, our service to our country, 41 after battling lung cancer. he got the metals on or after risking his life in the battle of shark valley in afghanistan, 2008, heavy fire, critically wounded soldiers after taking shots himself. a true act of bravery, rest andn peace. you are a hero. it will be back tomorrow so you can always say "yes" to putting your true colors on display. say "yes" to 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today fallout from that scandalh we have an update for you in justlo a minute on that. but first, it has been close to three weeks since the state of georgia began to gradually loose and coronavirus lockdown. startingn late april, the state allowed hair salons, bowling alleys, barbershops, and gyms to reopen.s three days later restaurants and

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