thousands of people, nobody young, below the age of 18, like nobody, they have a strong immune system, who knows. [ applause ] it affects virtually nobody. that is what he said last night in ohio. because, apparently, the more than 6.9 million cases in this country and the more than 201,000 lives lost belonged to nobody. we now know from the reporting in bob woodward s new book that trump was warned on january 28th of this year of the looming scope of this crisis. and in a little while, woodward will join me. that january 28th warning is something olivia troye who worked closely with mike pence on the coronavirus task force as re recently as a month ago discussed in her first television interview with my colleague andrea mitchell. we certainly had a task force meeting and discussion where we had this conversation that this was going to be big. that early, january 28th? late january, we knew. yet, the president was saying a week later it s going to disappear. it wa
commission on presidential debates is considering holding the final two debates outside. trump is now being treated with a regimen of drugs including steroids. he is still considered infectious though but won t reveal when he last tested negative. meanwhile, former vice president joe biden is getting ready to deliver a speech in gettysburg, pennsylvania, a state where he leads by 12 points in a post debate poll. joining us now is big rucker, pulitzer prize winning bureau scheef f chief for the washington post, and anna moneymaker, contributor photographer for the new york times who was at the white house last night and whose photo is featured on the front page of the paper this morning. phil, let me begin with you. you reported it was trump s decision to leave walter reed. how was the decision made to let him go? well, the president made clear to his advisers and allies yesterday that he wanted to get out of the hospital, he wanted to be back in the white house right aw
didn t know about some agenspec of the ukraine scandalp p the star witness coming thursday, trump s ambassador to the eu, warren sundland will talk despite the white house prevented him from doing so last week. we go back to capitol hill to our senior congressional corporate manu raju. what are you hearing about the testimony today? it s been five hours or so behind closed doors. answering questions from republicans and democrats, answering questions about the runup to that foreign call in july with the president of ukraine and president trump, which president trump urged her urged the ukrainian government to investigate the bidens. also there have been questions about the former ambassador to ukraine who came here friday and testified before this house impeachment probe. i m told by a source with knowledge of her testimony, that fiona hill offered praise, high praise for the former ukrainian ambassador and also made clear her position about the removal of her from that p
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