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Lap. I think that weve achieved all the different milestones that are needed. So the the government, federal government, rose to the ch challenge, and this is a Great Success story. The federal government has done a a spectacular job. But the plan had medical experts reacting quite differently. The white house plan calls for around 7 million a month. Were talking about a million a day. So you can see the delta here. Its like four times off in terms of the amount of testing that we need to be doi...

Experts that reopening of the economy will put the nation right back where it was in midmarch when cases were rising in some parts of the countries that patients were dying on gurneys in hospital hallways. So lets begin this hour over at the white house. And our correspondent there kaitlan collins. And sobering numbers coming out today. What is the white house saying about this . Reporter well, theyre trying really to distance themselves from the projections by saying this is not a d a document ...

Democrats calling for independent reviews of the 27yearold allegation. The dnc chair says that to just like allegations about Hillary Clintons emails, there is nothing to see. Well, hello, welcome to fox news night, i am Shannon Bream and washington, begin with kevin corke kicking us off, and the white house distances itself from the numbers. Good evening, kevin. Good evening, shannon, the bottom line is that there are a lot of guesstimates and projections out there about what might befall the c...

Been in session in earnest distance they passed the third coronavirus bill on the 25th of march. Theyre not going to do anything quite that big today, but theres a lot of apprehension from senators as they back to the capital because the cases of coronavirus continue to rise in the washington, d. C. , region. Here is democratic maryland chris van hollen. I am very worried about all the capital staff and putting their health and lives at risk. A lot of them are my constituents. One vote on the do...

Its tuesday, may 5th, 6 00 here in new york. Alisyn is off. Erica hill with me again. Good to see you. Good morning, my friend. This morning it has never been more clear that america faces a stark question. How much death are we willing to accept . Listen to how the nations top Infectious Disease doctor Anthony Fauci stated it overnight. Its the balance of something thats a very difficult choice. Like how many deaths and how much suffering are you willing to accept to get back to what you want t...

Task force or gone through enter inter agency vetting. This is not done by the task force or data the task force analyzed and the numbers are unfinished, projections shown to the cdc as a work in progress. While the exact numbers and charts in the cdc document may differ from the final results, they show accurately how covid19 cases could spiral out of control. The main point this cdc draft communicates is what those of us who closely follow the data also see. The new york, new jersey, connectic...

The way. Well be reading axios am in a little bit. Signup. Axios. Com. That does it for me on this tuesday morning. Im yasmin vossoughian. Morning joe starts right now. This judge is giving us unfair laws. Now i say why. Well, im building a wall, okay . Its a wall between mexico, not another country. Hes not from mexico. Hes from indiana. In my opinion mexican heritage, and he is very proud of it. Maybe thats a question you should ask china. Dont ask me, ask china that question, okay . When you ...

York times. The other is from a Public University of washington model often cited by the white house. First, the government projections show the daily death toll there nearly double, from about 1,750 deaths currently to about 3,000 a day on june 1st. This is pretty dramatically different than where people were thinking. New cases are projected to go from about 25,000 a day to 200,000. The president was asked about the report in an interview with the New York Post. He said, quote, i know nothing ...

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