and we follow a coronavirus task force in israel and look at efforts to contain cope with $191.00 of the country's major hotspots. i mean use of thanks for joining us we start in the united states where president donald trump said he's considering banning the popular video app tick-tock from the country reports indicate he's also considering the option of forcing the apps owner chinese firm bite them to sell it microsoft is reportedly in talks to acquire tech talks u.s. operations american officials say tick-tock could pose a national security threat amid concerns that china could access the data it collects. here's what donald trump had to say. we're looking at a tick tock we may be bending take stock we may be doing some other things here government option but a lot of things happening so we'll see what happens but we are looking at a lot of alternatives with respect to that. now let's bring in our business correspondent yes quota in new york so what power does trump actually have to put pressure on a chinese company like that well i mean u.s. president donald trump a probably coul

get started for free at ancestry.com and with his people israel to life like never before. now during the coronavirus pandemic. inside these buildings in jerusalem and throughout israel our elderly jewish brothers and sisters who are so precious to god they have no access to food. as christians and jews we know that we have a scriptural mandate to feed the hungry. and here there are thousands in desperate need. 17 years ago edna was in a horrible terrorist attack. she's still in excruciating pain her food is running out and she's isolated and frightened. all the time i suffer alone with sickness and pain. the need is especially urgent due to the coronavirus pandemic. your call right now with a gift of $25 will rush food and emergency aid to an elderly jewish person struggling to survive. every gift helps keep them alive and show's your love to god's people. for over 35 years, the international fellowship of christians and jews has been bringing christian and jewish communities together. and it's only with your help that we can meet this challenge of delivering emergency aid and food b

israel has suffered a surge in coronavirus cases in recent weeks. one of the most densely populated and poorest cities in israel is a hotspot. it's also home to an ultra orthodox population. municipality set up a task force to contain the pandemic, and our course on to see how it is working. >> morgenstern is on his way to the main synagogue in the synagogue and the home to an ultra orthodox c community.. the synagogue is closed because of the panandemic. people have to p pray outside. morgenstern, who works as a lawyer, manages in his free time a corona tasask force. >> there is a stigma in the general public against the ultra-orthodox. people think they are infecting people, but it's not true. i don't think there is any other community that keeps the rules as strictly as we do. over 2400 residents are currently infected with covid-19, and there are new cases every day. this is one of the most densely populated cities in israel. >> -- [translating] we have apartments where people share one bathroom, one shower. if one person gets sick, evevyone get

also coming up we joined the manager of a coronavirus task force in israel the city where he works as a hotspot for the disease and one of the worst and most densely populated cities in the country. plus a story of burns and fear why drinkers in a small town in germany are getting their feathers ruffled. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us hong kong's legislative elections scheduled for september have been postponed for a year chief executive carrying them says that delay is necessary due to a surge in coronavirus cases but opposition lawmakers are not convinced they accuse the government of using the pandemic as a pretext to thwart the pro-democracy movement. hong kong's election 4 years ago it should happen again in september instead the poll has been pushed back by a full year not how sailing at the it was a very very difficult decision to perspire in the legislative council election which takes place every 4 years but it's necessary to fight off the coronavirus to protect people's health and up hold public safety we also have to ensure the election process is fair a

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also coming up we joined the manager of a coronavirus task force in israel the city where he works as a hotspot for the disease and one of the worst and most.

also coming up we joined a manager of a coronavirus task force in israel the city where he works as a hotspot for the disease and for the poorest and most densely populated cities in the country. it is time taking to protect our president trump threatened to ban the apple for concerns that could allow beijing to try and the dia report says the czech chai at microsoft is in talks to brian but. to berlin spain the club scene has been silent for months because of the pandemic but frustrated ravers are to find the authorities including the underground or rather the i. am. i'm serious almost gone it's good to have you with us hong kong's legislative elections scheduled for september i've been postponed for a year she for executives kerry lam says the delay is necessary due to a surge in coronavirus cases but opposition lawmakers are not convinced they accuse the government of using the pen demick as a pretext to thwart the pro-democracy movement. hong kong's election 4 years ago it should happen again in september instead the poll has been pushed back by a full year not how sailing at the

japan, israel, hong kong, israel, all sing record numbers of cases reported in the last few days, so that's concerning. we are watching this global potential for a second wave. >> neil: all right, doctor, thank you very, very much. dr. marty makary. we have a lot more following up on the president's address from florida. sort of a round robin down, including that, for the category one. maybe category two hurricane, and the spike in cases in the sunshine state today. we have karl rove here, how this could -- that important battleground state, but in the nation as well. after this. with one protein fee. what getting fueled with three energy packed proteins feels like. meat! cheese! and nuts! p3. because 3 is better than 1 sprinting past every leak in our softest, smoothest fabric. she's confident, protected, her strength respected. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. for 37 years we have been fighting for survivors of child sex abuse. even in these uniquely challenging times we're still fighting with dedication and devotion. california law gives survivors a chance to take

also coming up we joined a manager of a couple of hours task force in israel the city where he works as a hotspot for the city.

whole world has opened up the banks the french israel us trillion. so it shouldn't then much no our way just pension i'm going to go on and on then all of us and since i had been very few travel it's job. to do we need to work together i am so tired of democrats and republicans fighting with one another what are we teaching our children the american dream is that we work together and get things done and. this issue is a cruel and unhealthy thing. ritual that's a mental way bigger bigger right and dr who i want to bring you in on this our last few minutes the last med that we have the argument parents have right now is obviously you know the flu that something that is actually killed children it hurts our children what is more dangerous that right now you know what is more dangerous in this age group the flu which we are going to be heading into flu season pretty soon or the krona virus which one should parents be a little bit more worried about starting the school year off if they choose to send their kids to school oh the data supports the flu is mo

makes mass wary mandatory in more areas and he joined the manager of a tour of ira's task force in israel the city where he works is a hot spot for the disease one of the poorest and most densely populated cities in the country. thank you so much for your company everyone germany has joined a growing number of nations suspending their extradition treaties with hong kong foreign minister said it was because of 2 decisions by the hong kong government the 1st one to disqualify a dozen opposition candidates in the legislative council elections the 2nd to postpone those elections. well the territory's chief executive kerry lamb announced that the september vote would be delayed by a year because of a spike in coronavirus cases but opposition lawmakers aren't buying it they accuse the government of using the outbreak as a pretext to thwart the pro democracy movement while the vote would have been hong kong's 1st since a controversial security law came into effect let's listen now to miss lamb and what she said exactly during that news conference we are going to invoke emergency regulations or o

financial correspondent in the early reporting earlier on next we want to take you to israel which has so far coped well with the corner virus demick but the city. of the night brock is a coworker hotspot is one of the most densely populated and poorest israeli cities and home to a large ultra-orthodox population while the new spelling has set up now a task force to contain the pandemic and you don't use 10 year cramer went to see how it's getting out. most of morgan's turn is on his way to the main synagogue in the center of the neighbor back home to a largely ultra-orthodox or how to eat community the synagogue is closed because of the pandemic people have to pray outside. without marking stern who works as a lawyer manages in this free time a corona task force. this is stigma and the general public against the us for orthodox and against been able to be more formally people seem to have a demon all sick and that they are infecting people that it's evil but it's not true and i don't think there's any other community that keeps the rules as strictly as we do maybe. over 2400 residents

again, in israel, they, again, d had a very bad experience in cai terms of school reopenings and the number of students who became infected as well as almost 700 staff members and had to, again, really hunker down in terms of trying to respond to s that. , did an so -- again, the washington post, you know, did an analysis of the secretary's statement and again interviewed researchers as well as other resources and had, did their pinocchio test, whicha gave them, the secretary four ms pinocchios for her comments and mr. chairman i'd like to enter that story in to the record and, again, notion we all want a shad schools to reopen but let's get. a shared baseline of science. >> without objection -- call to so ordered. >> and not cherry pick in terms of studies that, again, i think just create more confusion and misunderstanding than really a shared -- how we solve this problem, and with that i yield back. >> thank you. ms. bonamici? ms. bonamici?can >> thank you. i'm here. can you hear me? thank you.ersati thank you, mr. chairman, and to all of our witnesses today. this is an important

restore between 25 and 30 international flights starting in september to all sorts of destinations, asia, israel, india. they are tailoring their destinations to where people want to go, both domestically and internationally. think beaches, think mountains, places where you can social distance, if you will. all in, if you count international and domestic, in september, they will be flying 37% of their september 2019 schedule. they are adding flights. this is important and a big deal for two reasons. the holidays are approaching. people are going to want to go visit family. can you imagine people staying put? they will want to go visit family, take time off, maybe they will have to quarantine for 14 days. the other reason is i think people are pulling their hair out, what can we do, what can the kids do. they are looking for options, every day starts to look the same. stuart: i agree entirely. it is a modest step forward if we get a few international flights back on the calendar for united. thank you. >>> miami-dade county, the fourth largest school district in america. they have announced their

army veteran was brutally murdered by a palestinian terrorist while visiting israel. the terrorist's family now receives monthly rewards from the so-called, palestinian authority martyrs fund. palestinian leadership has spent over $350 million rewarding tens of thousands of terrorists with pay for sleigh -- slay payments. mr. lam bosh: my bill, the taylor force act, signed into law by president trump in 2018, targeted these payments, but we have documented evidence that they continue today. the u.s. must sanction palestinian officials like backer, who are incentivizing terror and officially designated them as sponsors of terror. we must let the enemies of peace know the united states will not stap by and allow the palestinian authority to promote and reward the murder of incense through pay -- innocence through pay for slay. yield back. for what purpose does the ohio rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house and revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, last year on august 4

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as they had very few deaths very few cases now they're in the middle of a massive surge of cases and israel's to say maybe next and yahoo was was riding high he was the guy who locked everything down and kept the disease from affecting a lot of people they opened things up a little bit and it had a huge search it was just it's just a problem everybody's dealing with joe you are never dull. that you so much for joining is joe the best compliment i've ever received thank you and you are you are never you are always shocked how about that for a come thanks for your time today jol and bank you for joining me on this edition of politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at kings things and don't forget to use the politicking hash tag and that's all for this edition of politicking. the. u.s. secretary of state like ok ok is on a mission he claims the world must change china china will change us we interpret this the cold war to be waged against nation this is also implying force regime change china is certainly a major global competitor but he said now. there

it decreases stability and it would threaten israel and reduce american security as well. >> on to religious freedom, sam brown, ambassador at large for international religious freedom recently wrote humanity is why religious freedom will always win out against government and nonstate actors seeking to repress and control it. we've seen authoritarian regimes restricting religious freedoms and the rights of individuals. can you discuss efforts by the administration to promote international religious freedoms? >> we phrased the priority of international religious freedom in the state department. that happened under donald trump and mike pence and all across the administration. we use our genetic tools to encourage it, build resilience, work with religious communities to provide security to the work we are doing in northern iraq as a good example. there are lots of challenges. what is happening in nigeria with christians today, your point about the threat for religious conscience and people of all faiths is under attack in too many places. the state department has an important role to increase

champagne and cognac sculpted it-i is a lot explains what's behind us we have the prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu. he is the only one was eating the whole food and i was in the end of the meal of the skins 1st. and he's not beating the kerry grabbing center of the cake with his hands and ripping off the heart out. and he's like he's in the place of jesus. symbolizes the. special. place we have in israeli society people that treat him seem is a king someone who is beyond everyone else is like the savior. but in the same time we have more than a 1000000 unemployed unemployed people that. having difficulty bringing food to their there is why he's having these things 1st it's been a tough year for netanyahu of wavy israelis are increasingly furious over his handling of the coverage $900.00 pandemic on top of that there are corruption charges regarding ford breach of trust and bribery there are now who insists he's done nothing wrong but while there's an ebbing of public support this artwork has touched a raw nerve among people i think it's a much show off and it's not necessary i'm

goes back to 2014 when he laid out a nine step plan for eliminating israel. this is a long history this man has for calling against genocide against the jews for wiping israel off the face of the earth. this is contrast twitter's response to a world leader like who he khamenei calling for genocide on twitter using platform to do this. what is it that donald trump has tried to do? he has tried to communicated with the american people about advances in medical care with covid. he tried to talk to the american people about preserving our safety and security. for that he is being censored. people like myself millions of legal immigrants to the united states, we came to america because we wanted freedom. we wanted liberty. what the social media companies are doing is that they are after our very thought process. they are like the thought police. they are trying to limit our freedom. they are trying to limit our ability to be a free americans what president trump is doing is fighting for our freedom. pete: makes you wonder whether these american companies really vi

a policy executive for twitter who strangely represents both the nordic countries and israel telling israeli lawmakers that ca mainny's tweets were saber-rattling on economic issues that are generally not in violation of our rules. is there a more corrupt arbiter of what should be permitted to be expressed than twitter? well, a reminder the former deep state attorney james baker is now on the twitter legal team. actions like these raise more questions as to why the house judiciary and one of their subcommittees failed to bring up the section 230 protections for big tech and the lawsuits that are underway by the justice department and states' attorneys general to deal with their massive and deeply anti-competitive behavior. neither of the hearings heard over the past two days; that is, featuring the attorney general and four tech titans. they decided not to talk about the central issue. joining us tonight to talk about the central issue involved here is brendan carr, exhibitioner of the fcc -- commissioner of the fcc. he previously served as the fcc's general counsel. brendan, it is g

place we have in israel society people that are treating him seem is a king someone who is beyond everyone else is like the savior. but in the same time we have more than a 1000000 unemployed underemployed people that. having difficulty bringing food to their kids while he's having these things 1st it's been a tough year for netanyahu of weighty israelis are increasingly furious over his handling of the comic $900.00 pandemic on top of that they are corruption charges regarding ford breach of trust and bribery and on yahoo he insists he's done nothing wrong but while there's an ebbing of public support this artwork has touched a raw nerve among people. think it too much show off and it's not necessary i'm for a freedom of speech saw anyone. show his feelings and express them in any way they want except the violence. i think it is an appropriate to do things like this it was not the last supper for b.b. it was not the last supper for us we will carry on and be as always it tastes time and everything will be fine they are not the only ones left with a sour taste netanyahu msoft says the stat

israel's prime minister warned this could result in bloodshed. we'll have more from jerusalem. we've seen these protests fairly regularly outside of netanyahu's residen residence. they seem to be taking a turn. what's the latest? >> reporter: last night's demonstrations were not the biggest we've seen in recent weeks. they were sizeable. 1500 demonstrators, many gathering on the corner there to a small square. most of them calling for netanyahu to resign. they are referring to him as the crime minlster. it's for people that have been impacted. people who have lost theirout a little bit more. in contrast to some of the weaker demonstrations, there wasn't any violence here. they are a group of supporters trying to hold their own for netanyahu. they were attacking the members of the press. their reporters or camera men were insulted by la familia. more directions are taking them and i agreed to attract them. certainly last night's antinetanyahu protests here innin jerusalem did pass up without incident. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> pro basketball is back in north ameri

this they had very few deaths very few cases now they're in the middle of a massive surge of cases and israel's the same of the netanyahu was was riding high he was the guy who locked everything down and kept the disease from affecting a lot of people they opened things up a little bit and it had a huge search it was just it's just a problem everybody's dealing with joe you are never dull. that you so much for joining is joe that's the best compliment i've ever received thank you and you are you are never you're always shocked how about that for a come thanks he had turned of age all and bank you for joining me on this edition of politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at kings things and don't forget to use the politicking hash tag and that's all for this edition of politicking. it's. join me every thursday on the alex salmond short and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. a dark industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells their bodies on the streets many of

would prevent the united states from exercising the right to defend ourselves and our allies, such as israel. in a time when china is seeking to dominate the world order, this bill would undermine america's preeminence in space exploration and crede the opportunity to china to dominate the next frontier. this whinny bus plays into the dangerous narrative of defunding the police for failure to provide adequate funding for our federal law enforcement agencies. moreover state and local law enforcement agencies are barred from receiving excess equipment from the department of defense. as the ranking member on the labor-hhs education committee i am most familiar with the partisan provisions contained there. indeed, the text of that bill includes a wide variety of harmful riders. first includes a partisan policy prescription that will tie the hands of the administration with respect to title x family planning programs. most notably the riders would force the administration to resume grants awarded to controversial groups that provide abortions such as planned parenthood and it would prevent the ad

stay there. .. and with his people israel now during the coronavirus pandemic. our elderly jewish brothers and sisters who are so precious to god they have no access to food. as christians and jews we know that we have a scriptural mandate to feed the hungry. and here there are thousands in desperate need. 17 years ago edna was in a horrible terrorist attack. she's still in excruciating pain her food is running out and she's isolated and frightened. all the time i suffer alone with sickness and pain. the need is especially urgent due to the coronavirus pandemic. your call right now with a gift of $25 will rush food and emergency aid to an elderly jewish person struggling to survive. every gift helps keep them alive and show's your love to god's people. for over 35 years, the international fellowship of christians and jews has been bringing christian and jewish communities together. and it's only with your help that we can meet this challenge of delivering emergency aid and food boxes to elderly jews across israel. inside every food box we put a note letting the recipients know that it was

as they had very few deaths very few cases now they're in the middle of a massive surge of cases and israel's the same of the netanyahu was was riding high he was the guy who locked everything down and kept the disease from affecting a lot of people they opened things up a little bit and it had a huge search it's just it's just a problem everybody's dealing with joe you are never dull. that you so much for joining is joe that's the best compliment i've ever received thank you and you are you are never you are always shocked about the effort thank you to and and age all and thank you for joining me on this edition of politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at kings things and don't forget to use the politicking hash tag and that's all for this edition of politicking. it's. it's definitely something. to try. if you want to. see. the government by a small group. rather than revolutionaries or so just small groups the corporations when you have a tiny people who have all the power you have to have some means to make sure the rest of us don't get together

when he says death to israel, that he means it. under the terms of the obama iran nuclear deal and the u.n. security council resolution implementing it, the united states has the authority to invoke snapback sanctions if and when iran is in violation of the deal. we have that authority, even though we have withdrawn from that deal. iran is now nakedly, openly, fragrantly flouting the deal. they're not pretending to comply with it. it is obvious they're defying it, and they're telling us they're defying it. will the united states invoke the snapback sanctions, which would result in reimposing not just american sanctions but far broader sanctions on iran for their violations of the deal? >> i think the president has been very clear. we believe we have this authority. i have spoken to this a couple times. we believe that under the u.n. security council 2231, we clearly have the authority to do this, and we're not going to prevent this arms embargo to expire on october 18th. we'll introduce the resolution, we hope will be met with appr

they're deciding that if you're the ayatollah that mainny calling for israel 's decimation, that's okay because it's commentary. but if you're the president of the united states calling for law and order in the united states, you're censored because i somehow you're abusive. this is out of control, they have to be held accountable. section 230 of the communication act gives them the protection that says they won't be held liable for what they say. you've got to take that protection away from them. they've got to be held liable just like fox news is. fox can't get away with saying the kind of stuff they're saying, and yet they're protected but fox is liable. jackie: what's so interesting also as this is going on, they're also raking in profits. we've been in the midst of a pandemic. we had a first quarter estimate -- i'm sorry, first estimate for second quarter gdp that the economy contracted more than 30%, the worst since the great depression. at the same time, you've got the big companies' stock prices are storing, earnings are soaring, i mean, they're essentially getting paidng to do

. >> in the fall of 1959, israel, frank and david in ruled in an all-black college of north carolina a and tee. >> my father said you have to attend the college where i went. >> oh mom and dad. do i really have to? i wanted to get away. >> he was assigned a room with joe mcneill. -- his adolescents in new york city. >> by virtue of them living together, i had the occasion to meet you. the first thing was that joe is not your typical freshman male student. by and large, his conversation was not about people, about things. it was more of ideals. >> i sensed my family was very proud family and arrogant family. in a way we used to say, we may be poor, but we are proud. which would say that the pants might be torn, but they are clean. >> joe mcneill was cute when he was a freshman. there was some new york background and anytime you are a girl from the south and a guy comes to town and he is from new york city, even if it just came for the summer, this was really great. >> joseph mcneill would walk the campus with his head high. his major was engineering physics. this guy was like einstein

the children you need to get israel to get some kind of operation. it can't go they're not they're not allowed not given the permission because actually their condition isn't that enough. oh. we'll be going through and you haven't got to sort. of he has not given enough time that's time you know. so anyway i mean we're there getting to know each other and all that and weeding for this trip in israel and i was thinking within you know this is going to process in israel and the whole thing it didn't fit out as the little boy started to get sick very quickly. the thought i mean i was just consult you about the. law ok but if you. i mean if you can't they come to their little bit of. oh yeah you hope you'll come back but you will come back to me so i am one thing you'll. bye bye now here's what you do though but i think you want to go but i think you know i don't want to go i thought i'd tell him talk to him instead of just hop in the ambulance and drive you to the hospital like you would in any other country office and the parents and the doctors and al

as they had very few deaths very few cases now they're in the middle of a massive surge of cases and israel's the same of the next you know who was was riding high he was the guy who walked everything down and kept the disease from affecting a lot of people they opened things up a little bit and it had a huge search it's just it's just a problem everybody's dealing with joe you are never dull. that you so much for joining is joe the best compliment i've ever received thank you and you are you are never you're always struck out the effort thanks for your time today jol and thank you for joining me on this edition of politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at kings things and don't forget to use the politicking hash tag and that's all for this edition of politicking. we go to work you straight home. every crisis in america has been packaged as a bond and sold into the junk bond market with a longer maturity at a slightly lower coupon right and they've been doing this now for 40 years to the point where america's indebtedness says then they engineered t

israel has devastated its economy and devastated hundreds of hectares of agricultural land. farmers say they will continue to work. >> the prices are way below the cost of production. quality oft the -- the quality of grapes can at least make up for the loss of prices in the market. reporter: this bargain is not guaranteed. grapes important to gaza from egypt and the left bank are often cheaper. this is why gaza's agriculture ministry says it is trying to help the farmers by banning the import of grapes during the harvest season. >> the israeli occupation restricts our ability to source the needed materials. for example, we cannot import pesticides and fertilizers. israel prevents us from exporting are produce outside of gaza, which limits the sector's development. >> this year added another burden. many sectors have had to shut down for months because of coronavirus restrictions. closures have stifled a vulnerable economy and made these grapes a luxury many can't afford. >> the chinese tech giant huawei has overtaken samsung to become the world's largest color of smartphone

our ability to source the needed materials for example we can't import pesticides and fertilizers and israel prevents us from exporting our produce outside of gaza which limits the sector's development in addition to all of these challenges this year added another burden many sectors have had to shut down for months because of coronavirus restrictions the closures have stifled and already fundable economy and made these groups a look sharee many can't afford. al-jazeera now the saudi backed consortium trying to buy english premier league football club newcastle united has withdrawn its bid the group included saudi arabia's sovereign wealth fund and made a $319000000.00 offer to buy new castle from british businessman mike ashley the premier league has spent months considering piracy and human rights concerns around that bet. i know that this is al jazeera and these are the headlines president trump has said again that melon ballots would lead to inaccurate results i just feel i don't want to delay i want to have the election but i also don't want to have to wait for 3 months and then find ou

israel does not want to bring palestinian populations into the greater israel construct. that is what is called the demographic problem. there are too many non-jews in to jewish state, so we want avoid the population centers, don't take over the population centers, take over the areas that are of value to us. areas of the palestinian population and try to get rid of them as much as possible and make life unlivable, or else unviable --,in almost 200 of them in areas israel is taking over where people are cut off from their fields, from their olive groves, they have to pass through --ckpoints to cross the road they try to limit the population and take over what is valuable. palestinian populations have some ofeen removed, but , if, military firing zones you got the palestinians and build a huge settlement, the same w with the green parart ano on. that is the policy for the l lat 50 yeaears. it would slowly sort of under the radar, so outsiders could pretetend they don't see it, but that is what has been happening. annenexation w will essentially formalize e it. amy:y: iante

human rights watch has never endorsed a boycott of israel but the reason they expelled our research it was because she had been instrumental in highlighting israel's egal settlements in the west bank and particularly the companies that are making those settlements possible providing services like in that base the called on those companies to live up to their human rights responsibility not to be complicit in these war crimes so again they expelled him massive media attention more people focused on the problem that had ever been the case before now your question to how do we operate you know we've dealt with governments for many many years where we can't get in it's either block us or it's too dangerous or what have you and these days there are lots of ways to still get information electronic means obviously through this telephone email social media and the like but we also increasingly are using a remote sensing so we we have a partnership with a satellite company where we can actually get a picture of any place in the world every single day that allows us to see a lot we do a lot o

they're deciding that if you're the ayatollah khomeni suggesting genocide for israel, they're a can rouse growth and that is okay because it is commentary. if you're the president of the united states calling for law and order in the night you're censored because somehow you're abusive. this is out of control. they have to be held accountable, section 23 of the communications act that gives them protection that says they won't be held liable for what they say. you have got to take that protection away from them. they have to be held liable just like fox news is, fox news can't get away with the saying the kind of stuff they're saying but they're protected and fox is liable. jackie: as this is going on they're also raking in profits. we've been in the midst of a pandemic. had a first quarter estimate, sorry, first estimate of second quarter gd. p that the economy contracted more than 30 percent. worst since the great depression stoke prices are soaring. they're essentially getting paid to do this. >> they're making a fortune of money and so long as there is competition i think that would b

he mentioned australia, israel and japan. the one where he is most correct, yes, israel, when you look at oh a per million people, they do have a spike. the other ones are seeing some gradual increase. dr. gupta, what did you make of the president singling out the rest of the world versus america? >> well, chuck, i think you nailed it. the president and his staff cherry pick data to make it seem like the rest of the world has it bad and we're doing comparatively better. i thought a glaring example was australia. he said australia has seen a 35 times increase in their daily case rate. here's the facts. if he's not trying to engage in smoke and mirrors and couldn't fuse the public, the facts are australia since the beginning of february has seen 60,000 cases total. total. we just saw over than 65,000 cases in the last 24 hours. so these relative metrics, trying cherry pick to make it seem like that, to just confuse the public. the most couldn't fusing thing are his comments on immunity when it comes to young children and covid-

calling for the elimination of the jewish people and the state of israel. twitter spokeswoman said the tweets were political commentary while the president trump's can inspire harm. senior trump administration officials called the response ridiculous. mention at the top of the show, former presidential candidate and businessman herman cain has died after battling the coronavirus. he was a fox news contributor for several years and our condolences to the kane family. the president offered his at the top of the news conference earlier. correspondent neil vogel takes a look at cain's life and accomplishments. >> herman cain born december 191945 and grew up on atlanta's west side. he said his upbringing was "poor, but happy" and credited his parents for his deep faith and dedication to hard work. cain earned degrees in math and computer science and was a civilian mathematician for the navy before moving into busine business. he was first analyst for coca-cola and then move to management with pillsbury where he eventually took over financially troubled godfather

there are problems, brazil, latin american countries, but points to israel, japan, australia right now where numbers are tiny. yes, there's been an increase, there's a lot of concern in those concerns, but compared to what's going on in the united states, it is nothing. >> right. but i think he was using other countries, wolf, as a kind of shield. we heard from a president that's been beleaguered, beaten down. he didn't have the usual edge to his bluster. he went on a riff about other countries are getting it, too. it is china's fault. it is only hitting a tiny percentage of the population, even the popular governors have seen things go in the wrong direction. sort of extended it is not me, not my fault kind of a riff. i thought that was striking. he woke up to news this morning that his ally, herman cain, somebody who went to the tulsa rally, appeared without a mask, later contracted coronavirus. don't know where he got it, he had a long battle in the hospital and passed away today. that had to have hit the president hard. i was struck by how some of the wind seemed to have come out o

since the beginning of june daily new cases have increased by a factor of 14 times in israel, 35 times -- that's 35 times in japan and nearly 30 times in australia, just to name a few.