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Length: 11:48 Minutes

Trump extends social distancing guidelines to April 30
President Trump said last week that he wanted to see much of the country return
to normal by Easter, yet on Sunday announced he's extending his administration's
guidelines on social distancing during the COVID-19 outbreak until April 30.
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Length: 8:59 Minutes

Coronavirus triage center set to open in Central Park
New York's Mount Sinai Hospital is working with a humanitarian aid organization
to set up a field hospital in Central Park. Emergency medicine physician
Dr. Brendan Carr joins Morning Joe to discuss.
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Length: 3:31 Minutes

Reporter Yamiche Alcindor reacts to Sunday's briefing
During Sunday's daily coronavirus taskforce briefing, the president warned PBS
NewsHour's Yamiche Alcindor to 'be nice' and not be threatening. Alcindor joins
Morning Joe to discuss.
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Length: 6:03 Minutes

Ohio governor on efforts to slow spread of virus in his state
Gov. Mike DeWine, R-Ohio, joins Morning Joe to discuss why he ordered early
lockdowns in his state.
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Length: 3:42 Minutes

Joan Jett and The Blackhearts' see 'The Light of Day'...separately
Joan Jett and her band The Blackhearts overcame social distancing to record this
version of 'The Light of Day' with each member separated in their own homes.
Here is Morning Joe's exclusive first look.
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Length: 0:25 Minutes

Benjamin Netanyahu to go into quarantine after aide tests positive
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu will go into quarantine after being in contact
with an aide that tested positive for the coronavirus, his office said in a
statement.
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Length: 8:56 Minutes

Keeping health care workers, public safe amid coronavirus
Drs. Leana Wen and Siddhartha Mukherjee discuss measures to keep medical workers
and the public safe as coronavirus infections across the globe are on the rise.
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Length: 5:11 Minutes

Congresswoman discusses 'dire' conditions in Queens hospitals
Rep. Grace Meng, D-NY, discusses Elmhurst, Queens, an area in her district that is being hit hard by the coronavirus.
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Length: 4:09 Minutes

Wife of coronavirus patient makes plea for blood plasma donations
Amy Breslow is asking for blood plasma donations from anyone who recovered from
the coronavirus in order to help her husband who is in critical condition after
testing positive for the virus.
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Trump extends social distancing to the end of April as the coronavirus death toll rises
President Trump retracts his Easter deadline and extends CDC social distancing
recommendations to April 30
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Striking images from New York City as remote hospitals arrive
The epicenter of the coronavirus crisis in the United States sees the arrival of
the USNS Comfort in New York Harbor and a field hospital in Central Park
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Field hospital in Central Park expected to open tomorrow
NBC's Gabe Gutierrez reports from Central Park in New York City where a field
hospital has been set up as the number of coronavirus cases continues to rise.
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More states announce lock down orders as coronavirus task force warns 100K-200K may die
Dr. Deborah Birx, the White House coronavirus response coordinator, says that
100,000 to 200,00 Americans may die from the virus.
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Trump coronavirus task force briefing: 'One million tests have been conducted'
Pres. Trump holds coronavirus task force briefing; says America has hit a
"historic milestone" having tested 1 million Americans for coronavirus.
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Virus power-grab?
Trump admin seeks 'sweeping' powers to detain without trial during pandemic
Attorney General Bill Barr has asked Congress for sweeping powers to detain
people “indefinitely without trial” during emergencies, a controversial
coronavirus proposal. Former Federal Prosecutor Maya Wiley says the proposal
goes “far and beyond any powers” that would logically balance “public safety and
the rights of our people,” in this interview with MSNBC’s Ari Melber.
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Secrets to combating coronavirus stress
Many are grappling with additional stress and anxiety during the coronavirus pandemic. UCLA Dr. Anne Rimoin and Energy Project CEO Tony Schwartz discuss how to cope, including specific actions people can take at home right now, in this interview with MSNBC’s Ari Melber.
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Coronavirus pandemic highlights environmental injustice in Trump era
The coronavirus pandemic is taking the largest toll on poor communities, a
reminder of how inequities in health and environmental policy reverberate during
a crisis. A new Netflix documentary, “Something In The Water,” co-directed by
Oscar-nominated actor Ellen Page, probes these issues of environmental racism.
Page discusses the pandemic and her turn towards documentary filmmaking in this
interview with Ari Melber. Poorer communities are “more susceptible to the
horrific consequences of this virus,” Page says, citing the example of how clean
water shortages in poorer areas make it harder for people to follow health
precautions, like regularly washing your hands to prevent the spread of disease.
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Length: 8:58 Minutes

U.S. suffers deadliest day of coronavirus outbreak thus far
The number of deaths in the U.S. from COVID-19 passed 3,000 on Tuesday,
according to NBC News' tally, and there are now more than 160,000 confirmed
cases of coronavirus. The panel discusses.
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Length: 6:22 Minutes

Trump tells governors he hasn’t heard about lack of testing kits
On a conference call on Monday, President Trump told U.S. governors he had not
heard about testing in weeks, suggesting that a lack of coronavirus testing kits
wasn't a problem. Yet the governors disagreed. The panel discusses.
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Length: 6:06 Minutes

NYC doctor says hospitals need more ventilators
Dr. Steve Corwin of New York-Presbyterian Hospital discusses the situation in
his hospital system, protecting health care workers, the coming surge of cases
and says health care providers will need more ventilators in the short term.
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Length: 4:49 Minutes

China begins easing coronavirus restrictions
Starting April 1, China will include asymptomatic coronavirus cases in its
official daily tally. Reporter Janis Mackey Frayer joins Morning Joe to discuss.
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Length: 7:26 Minutes

Boston doctor says virus will spread out from cities
Dr. Nahid Bhadelia joins Morning Joe to discuss coronavirus infection rates in
Massachusetts, new developments in rapid testing, when the country will be able
to test all residents and her message to other cities and states that aren't
currently coronavirus hotspots.
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Length: 8:18 Minutes

Speaker Pelosi calls on Trump to implement Defense Production Act
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi discusses being proud of passing three
coronavirus-related stimulus packages in a bipartisan way as well as an expected
fourth bill, and she calls on the president to implement the Defense Production
Act.
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Length: 16:05 Minutes

Speaker Pelosi: Congress has been a positive force in this
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi discusses her expectations for the 2020 presidential
election, the needs of health care workers, her thoughts on Trump and the GOP
and her concern over Trump not listening to scientists sooner.
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Length: 8:08 Minutes

Jon Bon Jovi asks listeners to help him with a song
Singer/songwriter Jon Bon Jovi discusses his bandmate David Bryan's coronavirus
diagnosis and 'Do What You Can,' his new song on quarantined communities uniting
with music and why he's asking the public to help him with the song.
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Nicolle Wallace:
Trump's comments on testing are a dangerous delusion, or an intentional lie
Nicolle Wallace and Claire McCaskill discuss how President Trump told Governors
that he hasn't "heard about testing being a problem” in weeks, and question if
the president believes that fact or if he is intentionally misleading the
public.
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Concerns grow about how to protect America’s healthcare workers
The crisis grows for those on the frontlines of the coronavirus battle as cases
continue to spike
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Biden considering Michigan Gov. Whitmer for potential vice presidential pick
Former Vice President Joe Biden tells MSNBC's Brian Williams that he has been
considering Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer for his potential vice presidential
pick.
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Projections show a range of possible COVID-19 peaks depending on where you live
As coronavirus cases continue to rise, a look at the various projections and the
possible range of COVID-19 peaks.
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Gov. Hogan: 'Makes sense' for the DMV to 'work as a region'
Gov. Larry Hogan (R-Md.) on the joint decision by D.C., Maryland and Virginia to
issue stay-at-home orders yesterday.
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More hotspots emerge across country as COVID-19 spreads
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell discusses the need for ventilators as
coronavirus cases surge.
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Dr. Vin Gupta: Here in Seattle, 'strict measures have worked'
Dr. Vin Gupta says a national lockdown is crucial to slow the virus and in
Seattle, “strict measures have worked.”
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Are surgical masks helpful for the general public?
Dr. Vin Gupta and Dr. William Schaffner discuss the possibility of the general
public using surgical masks out in public.
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Trump: 'This is going to be a rough 2 week period'
President Trump updates the public on the federal response to COVID-19 and says
"we're going to go through a very tough 2 weeks."
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Trump on projected death toll: I'd 'rather have them say' the numbers
On the question of projected death toll, Trump says he'd rather have Dr. Fauci
and Dr. Birx "say the numbers."
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Length: 12:01 Minutes

Trump prepares country for 'very painful two weeks'
On Monday, the White House coronavirus response coordinator warned that the U.S.
could see up to 200,000 deaths from the outbreak 'if we do things almost
perfectly.' President Trump called the figures 'sobering.'
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Length: 8:21 Minutes

Despite case surge, Florida gov. resists stay-at-home order
Florida's Governor Ron DeSantis is facing criticism for his handling of the
coronavirus in his state as new cases are surging. Gov. DeSantis has thus far
resisted a stay-at-home order despite recommendations.
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Length: 12:06 Minutes

Why Trump should urge stay-at-home order in Florida
The panel discusses Florida's surge in coronavirus cases and why President Trump
should call Gov. Ron Desantis and urge a stay-at-home order there today.
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Length: 0:32 Minutes

Airline posts picture of health care workers headed to NYC
Southwest Airlines posted a photo to Instagram on Monday showing health care
workers headed for New York to help assist in the fight against the coronavirus.
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Length: 2:37 Minutes

Larry David tells everyone to stay at home and 'watch TV'
In a new PSA, comedian Larry David offers advice to California residents on why
everyone should stay at home.
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Length: 6:57 Minutes

Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., along with Sen. Brian Schatz, D-Hawaii, have
introduced legislation requiring the federal government to take over the medical
supply chain. Sen. Murphy joins Morning Joe to discuss.
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Length: 5:53 Minutes

AMA head: Don't discipline physicians for speaking out, wearing own gear
Dr. Patrice Harris of the American Medical Association discusses the lack of
protective gear in U.S. hospitals, why some medical professionals are being
threatened with losing their jobs and the impact of health care workers falling
ill with the coronavirus.
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Length: 10:36 Minutes

Mike Barnicle: Deconstructing government is not the answer
As governors across the country are challenging the Trump WH's notion that
states are well-equipped to handle the coronavirus crisis, Mike Barnicle weighs
in on why government is crucial in times of crisis.
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Length: 5:43 Minutes

Sen. Durbin: Trump should use every power to help this nation
Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., weighs in on the president's Tuesday press conference
and why he says Trump should use every power at his disposal to mobilize and
protect the country.
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Length: 14:14 Minutes

Jonathan Karl: Covering briefings is 'incredibly important'
ABC News' Chief WH Correspondent Jonathan Karl discusses the president's attacks
on reporters during daily coronavirus taskforce briefings and why covering the
briefings is essential for the public.
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Trump’s revisionist history on coronavirus
After weeks of downplaying coronavirus, President Trump levels with the public
on the scope and severity of the pandemic
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Sen. Harris: ‘Let’s meet the needs of the moment’
Senator Kamala Harris of California on leaders in her state filling the
leadership vacuum left by Washington
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First U.S. ER physician dies from COVID-19
Dr. Ranney says of the physician, "Unless our government steps up and gets us
the protective equipment we need, he will be the first of many of my
colleagues."
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'There's clearly some good news in these numbers' in Washington State
Dow Constantine, Executive of King County in Washington says that "We're not
seeing the exponential growth that epidemiologists expect at this point" after
taking aggressive action to curb virus transmission
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King County, Wash. executive: 'I really feel like we're on our own'
Dow Constantine, King County, Wash. executive, says we need the federal "to make
sure its people can make it through a crisis."
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Teaneck Mayor: 'Somebody who has Army experience' needs to provide pandemic response
Mohammed Hameeduddin, mayor of Teaneck, New Jersey, tells Chuck Todd that the
incidence of new COVID-19 cases has begun to fall in his community.
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Trump: Pence spoke 'for 5 minutes' & didn't 'touch' reporter's question about uninsured
President Trump calls a question about how uninsured can receive COVID-19
treatment a "fair question."
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