by a number of house republicans. so far, that number is only five, although we expect more. from there, the article will go to the senate, where a trial will be held. that might not start for another week or so as it is currently out. mitch mcconnell [indiscernible] you could potentially move other republicans to vote for trump to be removed from office. dave: thank you. that is bloomberg s emily wilkins. whether or not president trump becomes the first president to be convicted, he has made it clear he intends to have a strong voice in american politics into the future. take us through what he can and cannot do, vernon fisher brendan fisher. give us a sense, and i will start with the most concrete thing, he has raised something like $200 million since the election for a fund. are there any limitations on what he can do with that money going forward? sure. first, thank you for having me. it was really two committees that we are talking about. one is donald trump s presid
he has been a member of the faculty of southern california noted by time magazine is one of the greatest minds. appearedms work has in many different works. jonathan is a member of the advisory board for the state financial board. joining us to kick off remarks and share more information about the top trends in the 13th edition is jonathan williams, then arthur laffer, and steve moore. you can ask questions by dropping them into the box at the bottom of your screen. jonathan, why don t you take it away? good afternoon, everyone. it is such a pleasure to work with my good friends on this project. going into our 13th edition that will be released tomorrow. this is been top of mind on how do we exit this covert environment in a way that makes us more prosperous. have goodarch will comments on that. art will have good comments on that. let s get to the top 10 and bottom 10. at the rankings based on 15 factors. regulation, policy, things that dr. laffer has looked it over the
philip all rosensweig national security fellow paul rosenzweig. host: the washington journal for june 10. at 10:00 a.m. today the house to share years of george floyd the brother of george floyd and others. you can listen to it on a free c-span radio app. several states have seen increases in covid-19 cases since memorial day. dr. fauci still calls coronavirus s worst nightmare in new jersey joined the list of states at stay-at-home orders with that as a backdrop in our next hour, we will ask you to tell us about your current level of concern over coronavirus. you can call us, 202-748-8000 for the eastern and central time zones. for mountain and pacifica, 202-748-8001. if you are a medical professional, call 202-748-8002. 3.u can text us at 202-748-800 post on twitter at c-span wj and our facebook page is available to you. facebook.com/c-span. richard rogers posting this morning a question concerning those states saying is it true that covid-19 cases are on the rise? po
a black monday crash this time caused by investor fears over the handling of the 1000 crisis. broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is r.t. international i m sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us all right several countries have declared an emergency on friday in response to the outbreak of covert 19 in spain joined a number of other european nations which are struggling for containment measures and now donald trump has announced the u.s. is stepping up its risk level and response to unleash the full power of the federal government did this effort today i am officially declaring a national emergency. 2 very big words. the action i am taking will open up access to up to $50000000000.00 of. very importantly very important. a large amount of money for states and territories are these in our shared fight against this disease and we heard from trump you speaking in the white house rose garden surrounded by mike pence and other officials explaining the dramatic
[applause] and now, bbc world news. w jane: this is bld news america. reporting from washington, i am jane o brien. president trump calls a meeting with democrats to end the government shutdown a total waste of time as both sides dig n,. sen. schumer: age saw a temper tantrum because he couldn t get his way and he walked out of the meeting. vice pres. pence: i think the president made his posy ion very cleaat there will be no deal without a wall. jane: britain s prime minister suffers another setback in parliament. we look at what happens next and why. look at me. look at me! how dare you? close your eyes! jane: there is one clear favorite among the bafta nominees as award season picks up steam. we will look at the contenders. jane: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. talks to end the government shutdown collapsed this afternoon, leaving hundreds of thousands of workers in limbo. president trump called the meeting with democrat