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Coronavirus bill tackling pandemic discussed by Sen. Harris
The coronavirus bill in the U.S. Senate targeting the pandemic and its economic
fallout is discussed by Sen. Kamala Harris who tells Joy Reid Senate Democrats
are pushing for the realization that ‘working people need help, not big
businesses.’
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COVID-19, Coronavirus testing far behind U.S. need expert says
Coronavirus testing is far behind where the United States needs to be, experts
say. Meanwhile, medical workers are facing a shortage of masks and gowns, some
asking the public for help. Joy Reid and her panel discuss.
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Coronavirus bill input from Dems puts workers first Schumer says
The coronavirus bill ideas from Senate Democrats put workers first U.S. Senate
Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) tells Joy Reid adding, ‘We want to get this
done in the right way, for workers.’ Schumer also addresses the fact that some
senators are under fire for stock sales before the market plunge.
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Church services moving online ‘the best thing’ Rep. Demings says
Religious services moving online is ‘the best thing for everybody’ Rep. Val
Demings tells Joy Reid regarding the need to socially distance by regular
church-goers.
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Coronavirus bailout bill overlooks workers, small business needs
The Coronavirus bailout bill overlooks workers’ and small business owners’
needs, by not providing support at the same levels offered to huge businesses,
food industry and labor experts tell Joy Reid.
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Coronavirus economic fallout discussed by Sen. Cory Booker
The coronavirus pandemic’s economic fallout is discussed by Sen. Cory Booker
(D-NJ) who tells Joy Reid that for him, regarding the coronavirus stimulus bill,
‘The number one concern is workers, workers, workers.’
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Voting bill expanding early, mail-in ballots boosted by Klobuchar
Sen. Amy Klobuchar seeks to protect the 2020 elections with a bill that will
make early voting and mail-in voting the norm, and provide funding for states
for this expansion. Klobuchar joins Joy Reid to discuss.
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Coronavirus numbers are going to skyrocket doctors say
Coronavirus protections such as masks are in short supply, as doctors in New
York City are reportedly actively looking for protective gear as the pandemic
hits their city. Joy Reid and her panel discuss why protective gowns, masks, and
more supplies are needed for doctors, nurses, and patients now.
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Coronavirus social distancing promoted by Rob Reiner, Max Brooks
Coronavirus social distancing is promoted by director, actor and activist
Rob Reiner and actor and author Max Brooks--who also discuss using comedy to
cope with coronavirus--in conversation with Joy Reid.
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Length: 4:38 Minutes

Breaking down Trump's Sunday news conference
Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski both weigh in on the president's Sunday news
conference with members of the White House Coronavirus Task Force.
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Length: 3:06 Minutes

Coronavirus stimulus bill fails in Senate, Sen. Paul tests positive
A vote to advance a massive coronavirus stimulus bill failed Sunday night in the
Senate as negotiations so far had yet to produce a deal on the more than $1
trillion aid package. Mika Brzezinski has the latest updates.
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Length: 5:22 Minutes

Joe calls for a government site to list mask, glove production
Joe Scarborough calls for a government web site that will list the production of
masks, gloves, protective gear, testing and ventilators.
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Length: 4:45 Minutes

Historian explains how wartime powers can help
The president keeps saying he's a wartime president yet he resists using wartime
powers. Historian Jon Meacham discusses.
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Length: 4:58 Minutes

Doctor criticizes Sen. Paul for not self-quarantining
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., became the first known Senator to test positive for the
coronavirus, which has sent shock waves through Congress. Sen. Ezekiel Emanuel
criticizes Sen. Paul, who is a physician, for not going into self-quarantine.
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Length: 9:31 Minutes

Physicians explain what's needed to curb virus
Drs. Aaron Campbell, Ashish Jha and Dave Campbell join Morning Joe to discuss
the measures needed in the U.S. to combat the coronavirus.
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Length: 7:57 Minutes

Congresswoman calls for rousing manufacturing base
Rep. Haley Stevens, D-Mich., says she's ready to work with the president to get
factories in her state producing the protective equipment U.S. health care
workers need to fight against the coronavirus.
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Length: 4:44 Minutes

The AMA calls on Trump to use 'all levers' to get medical supplies
American Medical Association President, Dr. Patrice Harris, joins Morning Joe to
discuss critical supply shortages at U.S. hospitals and why the AMA is calling
on the president to use all levers to get those supplies.
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Length: 7:14 Minutes

A case for shutting down the country for two weeks
Joe Scarborough calls on President Trump to follow the advice of public health
experts and shut down the country for two weeks in order to get a better handle
on the spread of the coronavirus.
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Length: 9:01 Minutes

Florida representative calls for stay-at-home order
Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, D-Fla., discusses why she's calling for a
stay-at-home order for her state and why she's concerned Gov. Ron DeSantis isn't
doing enough to stop the spread of the virus.
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Trump fact-checked by top doctor: Virus cases rising for weeks to come
As the coronavirus continues to spread, Pres. Trump is suggesting it will soon
be time to reassess measures that limit its spread. A leading medical expert
says that view rests on a false premise, because today's confirmed cases are
actually “two weeks behind” the reality, as the “number of cases reflects what
happened 15 days ago.” That’s the assessment of Dr. Zeke Emanuel, an Obama White
House adviser, in an interview with MSNBC’s Ari Melber.
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Length: 14:03 Minutes

Trump eager to end social distancing as virus spreads faster
As the coronavirus infection rates in the U.S. continue to rise according to the
latest figures, the president is signaling his weariness with closing the
economy and is considering reopening the economy. The panel discusses.
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Length: 3:45 Minutes

Jonathan Lemire: Trump frustrated by how pandemic is defining his presidency
Associated Press reporter Jonathan Lemire discusses how the president is
reacting inside the White House to the current reality of the coronavirus.
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Length: 11:18 Minutes

Senate negotiators appear to close in on stimulus bill
Senate leaders and the Trump administration neared agreement Monday night on a
massive stimulus bill that could inject $2 trillion into the economy.
Jake Sherman and Steve Rattner discuss.
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Length: 7:50 Minutes

Senator 'very optimistic' about stimulus deal
Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., is expressing optimism about a massive stimulus bill
that could inject $2 trillion into the economy.
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Length: 9:47 Minutes

'This is not political': Congressman says his state is in need
Rep. Max Rose, D-NY, discusses the surge in coronavirus cases in his state and
expanding hospital capacity to meet the need, his thoughts on Trump's weariness
with keeping the economy closed and what his state needs now.
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Length: 3:44 Minutes

Trump's patience with Dr. Fauci begins to wear thin
The president is reportedly growing weary of Dr. Anthony Fauci's public
corrections of the president on the coronavirus, according to new reporting. The
panel discusses.
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Length: 8:02 Minutes

PM Johnson orders lockdown amid coronavirus fears
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson orders his country to 'stay at home' to
fight coronavirus spread. NBC News' Keir Simmons reports from London on
Johnson's announcement and on life in Paris under national quarantine.
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Length: 11:12 Minutes

Experts debate lack of coordinated U.S. response to virus
Richard Haass, Michael Beschloss and Eugene Robinson discuss the White House's
disjointed approach to handling the coronavirus in the U.S. amid rising
infection rates as well as how U.S. manufacturing is ramping up ventilator and
mask production.
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Joe Biden to loved ones of coronavirus victims: ‘My heart goes out to them’
Vice President Joe Biden weighs in on President Trump’s response to the
coronavirus crisis and discusses what he would do differently
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COVID-19 cases surge past 50,000 in the U.S.
As the country continues to shut down, the number of COVID-19 cases has surged
to over 50,000.
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Hospitals scramble to expand capacity as coronavirus cases spike
Dr. Megan Ranney discusses the importance of social distancing measures and the
dangers of overwhelming hospitals.
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Is it time to shut the Northeast corridor to contain COVID-19?
Dr. Tom Inglesby says we need a "national approach" but can't "cut this off from
one part of the country or another."
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Mayor: U.S. is going through ‘three pearl harbor attacks at the same time.’
Mayor of Teaneck, New Jersey, Mohammed Hameeduddin on the surge of coronavirus
cases in the state.
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Cardin: Senate 'should be voting remotely'
Sen. Ben Cardin (D-Md.) says that he is concerned physically going into the
Senate chamber to vote.
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Trump coronavirus briefing: Decision to reopen will be 'based on hard facts and data'
White House Coronavirus Task Force holds daily briefing - Trump says decision to
reopen will be based on 'hard facts and data.'
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Rebuffed: Watch Trump’s own medical expert fact-check him at WH coronavirus briefing
As Pres. Trump is under fire for spreading misinformation about the coronavirus,
medical experts are increasingly correcting the President in public – including
at his own White House press conferences. In this report, MSNBC anchor Ari
Melber reports that Pres. Trump largely canceled the longstanding tradition of
press briefings – part of his efforts to "undercut the free press" – which the
White House only restored amid the pandemic. The briefings now include experts,
such as Dr. Anthony Fauci, clarifying and correcting assertions Trump makes from
the lectern. Pulitzer-Prize Winning Columnist Eugene Robinson says Fauci is a
key “trusted voice” for the nation, while Melber applies a Jay-Z lyric to
Fauci's and Trump's dynamic – one is "just the facts" while the other just
"adjusts the facts."
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Length: 6:04 Minutes

Joe: You can't negotiate with a pandemic
Officials at the World Health Organization have now said America could become
the epicenter of the pandemic in the near future. Joe Scarborough explains why
the president needs to act now.
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Length: 11:49 Minutes

WHO doctor: We have to make it hard for virus to spread
Dr. Bruce Aylward of the World Health Organization discusses how the U.S. could
become the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic and the best way to combat the
spread.
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Length: 7:57 Minutes

Joe explains why Trump's Easter timeline won't happen
The president has expressed his wish to get the U.S. economy running again by
Easter as health experts warn against such a short timeline. Joe Scarborough and
Mika Brzezinski discuss.
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Length: 5:53 Minutes

A case for not exempting Trump's businesses from stimulus bill
Joe Scarborough urges senators to not exempt the president's businesses from
getting relief in the $2T economic stimulus bill.
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Length: 6:23 Minutes

Trump mocks Mitt Romney on Twitter
Sen. Mitt Romney has announced he tested negative for the coronavirus but out of
an abundance of caution will remain in self-quarantine. The president on
Wednesday sent out a tweet seemingly mocking Sen. Romney.
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Length: 6:07 Minutes

Congresswoman calls on Trump to use Defense Production Act
Rep. Elissa Slotkin, D-Mich., and Dr. Carri Chan join Morning Joe to discuss
getting supplies to health care workers as the coronavirus spreads.
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Length: 16:36 Minutes

Sen. Schumer breaks down massive coronavirus aid package
The White House and Senate leaders reached an agreement early Wednesday on a
massive $2 trillion coronavirus spending bill aimed at alleviating the economic
impact of the outbreak. Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-NY, joins Morning Joe to discuss.
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Length: 5:31 Minutes

Delaware gov. issues stay-at-home order, moves primary
Gov. John Carney, D-Del., joins Morning Joe to discuss measures he's enacting in
his state to help curb the spread of the coronavirus and the postponing of the
state's primary to June.
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