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martha mccallum is there with the story. she has coverage continuing of this impeachment process and her interview with the attorney general. martha in michigan. martha: tonight, you will see dueling screens in the nation s capital and in a 2020 swing state as the nation watches the impeachment. i m martha mccallum, live in detroit this evening. and this extreme juxtaposition is the story tonight. on one side, you are looking live at the floor of the united states house of representatives. representative cheney of wyoming at this moment as lawmakers are preparing to take historic vote on the impeachment of president donald j. trump. two charges against the president abuse of power and obstruction of justice. at the same time the campaign rolls along as you see on the right-hand side of your screen. not all that far away in battle creek, michigan, where president trump is about to take the stage tonight and rally his supporters who have not been swayed by the democrats cas ....
between sinking sleepy joe and mayor pete. he has a good guy. he is a great mayor. but guess what? he was a mayor. he is a good guy. but the idea of passing a budget as mayor of a town the size of manchester and managing 900 billion, this guy is not a barack obama. he is right. i am not. neither is he. neither is any of us. this is not 2008. this is 2020. jesse: while candidates continue to tear each other apart, top candidates are warning that democrats do not have what it takes to be trump. the problem here is the democratic party. the idea of the political party is to win collections. that s what it is about. if you don t do that, you have done nothing. it s not to make a point. it s not to start a revolution. it is to win the election. i have the idea of the democratic party that i read about and i see on television, and that is a bunch of people on twitter running around causing trouble. to speak of the other depressing thing about this week was at his be ....
state of emergency. there are now more than 1,400 confirmed coronavirus cases in the united states, and at least 37 people have died. president trump responding by reassuring americans that we as a country will get through this pandemic. here he is earlier today talking about restricting travel from europe. president trump: we get along very well with european leaders but we had to make a decision and i didn t want it takes a long time to make the individual call. they raised taxes on us, they don t consult us, and for americans coming back or anyone coming back, we re having testing. we have a tremendous testing setup. if people are positive it will be a pretty strong enforcement of quarantine. look, the key is, you have to have separation. you have to have separation or this thing takes longer to go away. jesse: it seems like in the last 24 hours it just got a lot more intense, greg, over val office oval office address and restrictions from the pond. the imp ....
is because life in our country is changed by the minute. in an unprecedented effort to help contain this coronavirus, millions of americans are working from home. school closings are impacting young people. cities and states are closing bars and restaurants with the exception of take-out. san francisco and surrounding counties telling people to shelter in place. earlier today the white house issued new guidelines and that includes limiting social gatherings to less than ten people to help stop the spread of the virus. here is more from the president. my focus is really on gettig rid of this problem, this virus problem. once we do that, everything else is going to fall into place. we re not thinking in terms of recession. we are thinking in terms of the virus. want to be stopped. i think there s a tremendous pent-up manned in terms of the stock market and the economy. if you don t have the symptoms, if you re doctor doesn t think you needed, don t get the test. dana: ....
right now 7,000 people are infected and 210 are dead. two of the country s biggest states responding to the crisis by aggressively trying to stop the spread. california and new york telling tens of millions of nonessential workers to stay-at-home. illinois also instructing residents to shelter in place. across the country, hospitals warning there is a shortage of ventilators. president trump is saying that companies are ramping up production in response. also international travel banning all nonessential movement across our northern and southern borders. president trump: these new rules and procedures will not impede lawful trade and commerce. furthermore, mexico is taking action to secure our own southern border and suspend air travel from europe. the actions were taken together for our north american partners and will save countless lives. jesse: the president clashing with the presence of or a possible use of a malaria drug to treat the virus. the usda says it s ....