i'm looking forward to president trump's address from the oval office. i think you will see deliberate, decisive action. they have taken this very seriously. we can trust in their leadership. this is on the second time the president has addressed to the nation from the oval office. and so this shows he does take this seriously. he's showing and providing exemplary leadership. trish: right doesn't platter what he says at this point. up anticipating some of the examples of what they said. they are accusing conservatives of trying to kill americans. it's gone that far. that's a pretty terrible thing to say. i'm just going to say it once. if i have to keep saying it again, i will. i think that we all want what is best for this country. we all want to make sure that we get through this very, very difficult time, and that our loved ones are safe. and that our economy is still able to continue thriving. that has been an important part of our success as a nation. so you want your health and you want your job. so he most likely will -- we'll find out in a short m

eastern time from the oval office on the coronavirus outbreak. we're now monitoring if the president will declare a national emergency. tonight we're going to bring you calm rational information from the experts. now that declaration would let the president direct fema to possibly tens of billions of dollars of disaster relief funds for the virus. we're now digging into government contracts now going out. we'll give you that information. we're trying to track what the trump administration is doing now as they push back on the armchair critics. this as democrats risk voter backlash for blocking, for fighting with the president's version of coronavirus stimulus help. we'll tell you what doctors are saying about that. they don't like the fighting. also tonight health officials warn the virus, yes, 10 times more lethal than the flu. world health organization did officially declare it a pandemic. we have more on this. also fresh attacks and worries about joe biden from democrats. we got democrats and house republicans, they don't like fisa reform. the

more throughout the program on that and were waiting for the president and the oval office to sign the cares act. in buddy carter, congressman and commerce committee member, state of georgia on the republican side. thank you for joining us from capitol hill. let's talk about the passage of this act today, the relief bill that we talked to many people about, i think almost they said this but was not perfect, then individual reservations with her. but i know many of them and i think you're in this camp, still voted for it. people want real information that they can use, what do you think is the most import element of it even if you do not like certain elements. what do you like and what will work? >> what i like is the relief it will give our small business people. as you know i was a small businessman for over 30 years, i know the trials and tribulations that all business people go through every day. then to have this happen, something that we've never experienced before, it is no fault of their own, this is something that is extremely important, obviously the help individuals making su

connell: is that oval office address tonight? reporter: traditionally 8:00 would lend itself to that though we don't know the exact setting. the president at one point said 8:00, probably 8:00, and then he said later around there. bottom line is, i'm guessing. i don't know. maybe some of this is still being worked out. president said we'll hear from him tonight. connell: blake, a minute until we get that played back. jonathan, scott, you take it first on stimulus that was talked about. we'll hear from the president in his own words but bank ceos talking about helping small business or something on fiscal side. what do you think we'll hear tonight or should we hear? >> blake talked about it exactly, the forbearance arrangement or -- real key here what the banks do with some of these loans let's face it will not be performing for a period of time. the small businesses we talked about, we know are impacted, they will get more impacted, they are less capitalized like big companies like apples, adobes, what banks are doing and they ar

david: president making oval office address tonight, 9 p.m. eastern. this after meeting with nation's top banking executives today, we have a live report from the white house for. a suburb of new york city, now first containment area in the country. national guard has been called in, coming up mayor of new rochelle will tell us what life is like there amid the lockdown, this is "bulls and bears," glad you could join us, i am david asman, joining me today steve moore, deirdre bolton, liz peek and robert wolf. we head straight ta to blake berman. reporter: 9:00 from oval office we will hear from president trump, as i left the cabinet room, i asked president whether it would be a response on economic or health front, president said it would be both, we will hear from the president as to what next steps he will take going forward. the president making that news as he met with the bankers the ceos of 7 largest banks froms country this afternoon. the ceos, message from them, there will be continued rough times ahead, as it relates to their banks they for a g

just the second time he has taken to the oval office in prime time to address the nation. the first being a 30 day travel restriction for all travel coming from europe into the united states. the president laying out just a couple of exceptions that we travel from the uk and travel from americans who have met certain standards but it will be a policy they review in time over the 30 day period that will begin friday at midnight. so about 51 hours from now. the second one of course a broad outline of the economic stimulus, the package however you want to describe it that the present books worth three main things he wants a small business administration to go forward with loans and is calling on congress to fund a $50 billion worth of what he described as low interest loans. we had been thinking or wondering it might be interest-free low interest he described it is hoping for a 50 billion-dollar package of low interest loans he also said the administration would be open to deferring tax payments. i was told earlier this morning that those within the senior level of the treasu

that signing is going to be in the oval office. we are just reporting that now. the president putting pen to paper. he may not have given up on the idea of reopening the country, though, by easter. let's bring in charlie gasparino on that side of this. we should also say, charlie, let our viewers know that he does expect to be appearing at the coronavirus task force briefing in the briefing room at 5:00 p.m. which i think has become kind of must-watch tv because i always want to see what dr. fauci is going to say. charlie gasparino, what do you have, sir? charlie: i have to correct your accounting. it's dr. fauci. cheryl: only you. only you. only you know how to say my name correctly, by the way. charlie: thank you. thank you. listen, maybe we will get some daylight on what the president is expected to make or make some announcement on when he thinks the country should reopen. i have been doing some reporting on this. i have been talking to wall street executives who have pretty much, are pretty much plugged into the white house and some other people. here's what

office. even as he is succeeding and achieving exactly what he communicates to the american people, the national left-wing media continue to critique him to suggest that he is somehow faltering. the reality is, what scares the left-wing media and the democratic party so much, his leadership is so predictable. they want to try to brand him in some sort of eccentric when in fact he drive straight down the middle. if you look at his policies in the stimulus bill addresses and supports, is the broad swap of america, he's not on the left or the right, he is down the middle where it ought to be, one of the things, i don't think as much attention, part of the national left-wing media like most of the successes, he is communicating with the american people, the american voter, the middle cla class, those who inspire, working when entering men and women, not the people sitting on wall street in the corner offices but rather the people who are the absolute backbone of the country. that money is going t

. >> together alone in the oval office. >> i don't recall -- [inaudible] trish: really bringing it back. tonight we're doing another prime time pop quiz, because bill clinton is out with another excuse for his affair with monica lewinsky. can you guess what his excuse is now? i'll have the answer at the end of the show. also coming up liberal hollywood director spike lee is calling diamond and silk house slaves. they're here tonight to respond to mr. lee. but first, cnn's don lemon reminded us recently how the liberal media's views on, well, are not so nice about average, hard working pro-trump meshes. >> donald trump's the smart one. y'all are dumb. [laughter] >> you elitists with your geography and math and spelling -- [laughter] >> your reading. trish: that's why it's all the more shocking when msnbc's brian williams and a new york times editorial board member -- >> got it. let's put it up on the screen. when i read it tonight on social media, it kind of all became clear. [laughter] trish: really? sorry, guys. that's not a million bucks a person, not even close. that's $1.53 a person

. >> together alone in the oval office. >> i don't recall -- [inaudible] trish: really bringing it back. tonight we're doing another prime time pop quiz, because bill clinton is out with another excuse for his affair with monica lewinsky. can you guess what his excuse is now? i'll have the answer at the end of the show. also coming up liberal hollywood director spike lee is calling diamond and silk house slaves. they're here tonight to respond to mr. lee. but first, cnn's don lemon reminded us recently how the liberal media's views on, well, are not so nice about average, hard working pro-trump meshes. >> donald trump's the smart one. y'all are dumb. [laughter] >> you elitists with your geography and math and spelling -- [laughter] >> your reading. trish: that's why it's all the more shocking when msnbc's brian williams and a new york times editorial board member -- >> got it. let's put it up on the screen. when i read it tonight on social media, it kind of all became clear. [laughter] trish: really? sorry, guys. that's not a million bucks a person, not even close. that's $1.53 a person

the chinese leaders came to washington in january in the oval office with the president of the united states and they knew they had a problem and they didn't let anybody know that was going on. now what do we have? the world is having to deal with their incompetence. lou: i just realized something, i was at the white house during that period as well. now i take it very personally. the great news is no one as far as i know was ever affected. and that's great. ways not great is the dependency this country has on china or all things, our pharmaceuticals, our antibiotics. it's stunning to see the position that big pharma in this country has put us in. the world's only super power is dependent on china or anti-buy yoictjanuary danti- -- on antib. >> shame on us. china has been able to corner some of the rarest minerals. some of the technology in our whole computer network system. we always thought of those as national security issues. but the pharmacies have a national security issue as well if they can't get prescriptions because the chinese withheld key ingredients. lou: it looks like we

president trump delivering an oval office address on the coronavirus pandemic 9:00 p.m. tonight. earlier he made remarks during a meeting about the solidity and the strength of this resilient economy. that's it for us tonight. we hope you will join us. cheryllauren: it is 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories at this hour. president trump confronting the coronavirus with a series of sweeping measures to stop the spread in the u.s. it's not enough to stop the bleeding on wall street. how long will the bear market last. cheryl: the coronavirus shaking up the campaign trail, what it means for the 2020 race for the white house. lauren: the sports and entertainment world also being rocked by this pandemic. what's canceled, who is sick and who the world is waiting to hear from. it is thursday, march 12th. "fbn: a.m." starts right now.

many of us had a chance in the oval office and at the white house to talk with the president and pray with the president, we are people who serve america, most of us serve god, and we love america. so we are people ourselves who support the american dream and we are the people that she is talking about. so i believe that's very disturbing and i believe she should reconsider and look in the same mirror she wants us to look in. trish: ad have good and christian thing to say. alveda king. thank you very much. remember the love affair the media had after the howard stearn interview with hillary clinton? >> wow, wow. i can watch that over and over again. if hillary clinton did that in 2016, we could be having a whole didn't discussion right now. trish: it seems hillary clinton has bought into the liberal bias and glowing report so much so she is considering a career in entertainment. quite the fall from grace it seems. the liberal media accusing the president of lying about a coronavirus vaccine. my next guest is the ceo working with the u.s., working with the israelis on producing a vacci

president trump delivering an oval office address on the coronavirus pandemic 9:00 p.m. tonight. earlier he made remarks during a meeting about the solidity and the strength of this resilient economy. that's it for us tonight. we hope you will join us. good night from new york. trish: the president set to address the nation. we'll have the full speech and the best analysis for you this evening on fox business. good evening. at this very moment the president is fine-tuning his primetime address. a speech that will calm some fares. and a stimulus that may include a payroll tax cut and tax cuts for businesses associated with the travel industry. it's a necessary and needed measure. a disastrous day proving how nervous inhe vestors are. the president

after the president's oval office address the same reporter is saying this president is racist. >> what do you say to americans who say you are not taking this seriously now. that you aren't rinsing to what your health experts are saying. president trump: that's cnn, fake news. trish: remember his "new york times" editorial board member, the one who floated the aoc math? >> with the money he spent he could have given every american a million dollars. >> let's put it up on the screen. when i read it on social media it all become clear. trish: not exactly a million dollars a person. it was more like a buck 50 a person. the left cannot do math. and they keep playing the identity politics card. she says anybody who criticizes her right now is doing so because they are racist. but first the liberal media deciding not to deliver the facts all over again. >> we keep getting people coming in from the country that are travel related. how much worse we'll get will depends on our ability to do two things. to contain the influx of people infected coming from the outside. >> that was our national he

coincidentally the president had a big meeting in the oval office. he had a chance to meet with big pharma companies or leaders there. that meeting was set up before the current coronavirus scare and the country. we were supposed to talk about reducing drug prices. much more immediate concern is managing medicinal needs of the nation and avoiding the spread. spread it has at least 10 states from coast to coast with six deaths in washington state linked to the virus. that is the figure, however. the president says it could have been, that is, much larger. had he not acted more quickly. >> it is not good to be, dealing with one, two, three countries. we do very little at home. we'll start to do it at home. we've been talking about that for a long time. a lot of drug companies, because what we've done in terms of incentives and taxes, they're heading back here anyway. the coronavirus shows the importance of bringing all of that manufacturing back to america. reporter: that is the key takeaway. he wants to have the drug companies repatriate their industr

office couple days ago. elizabeth: we are in different times with that reaction and show of force. your reaction, mayor? >> again, not really taking political views. the important thing for to us do what we can. pour people to understand, once you have a confirmed case of a disease of the virus in your communities. it is a series of protocols have to be followed. elizabeth: we understand that, yeah. >> right now the first part of that is what we call contact tracing which is essentially reis tracing places the person was visited and notify people that may come back in contact with them. elizabeth: i want to break in. we're showing again. this is interesting information. it is a heat map that scientists around the world are talking about. it shows a literally gulf stream of viruses in latitude and longitude where the viruses do like to thrive and exist in about 41 to 55-degrees fahrenheit. that information may help dealing with the pandemic. that is what the information that we're seeing right now. likes to e

office, the dow closing down, sitting at the seven points. i am melissa francis. connell: i am, for stopping in. the nasdaq also selling off into the close down 4% a piece. here they come, the s&p, 4.3 and nasdaq nearly 4%, will get back to the markets, there's a lot of news headlines to go through, we will take you to that with our fox business team coverage, our reporters are set up, blake at the white house, hillary bonnet capitol hill, edward lawrence in washington. but blake has been the case, the news coming out at 1600 pennsylvania avenue what is the latest. >> one of the big pieces that came out was a phone call that happened earlier this morning between president trump and the top democrat in the senate, chuck schumer tried to advance the tree and dollar rescue package that the white house hopes to get over to the president desk at some point next week. one area that the president and democrat agree on if money ends up going to big corporations making sure those can enter and use the money for stock buyback. the president said that h

you should never go into an oval office address be bedded within an inch of its life and have three things wrong have to correct them. and to say what he did right there saying everything was going good with the testing it's actually live, that is a really misleading terrible thing to say. i do struggle with the argument, if you look at the trajectory of the uk's on one of their health ministers has coronavirus, their numbers doubled today. they are on the same trajectory that we or they have universal healthcare they have nhs, pride of the world supposedly and it's not going to stop coronavirus but what's eventually gonna stop coronavirus which is innovation which is likely to come from here in this country. kennedy: and i'm glad you said that because we do have the ceo of novavax on to talk about the free market in the competition to create a vaccine and some antivirals. you have companies working against each other instead of the federal government telling them none of them can do anything it's actually can get something done. >> it is crazy. >> i think your absolute right when you talk

office, the dow closing down, sitting at the seven points. i am melissa francis. connell: i am, for stopping in. the nasdaq also selling off into the close down 4% a piece.

dan, big speech by the president in the oval office where he tried to reassure americans. did it accomplish that? >> i think it may have accomplished it. between the time he gave it and the time people went to bed, but then thursday happened and we had this just extraordinary number of closings, sports leagues canceling, one after another, all day long. institutions being shut down across new york city, across the country, the governor of ohio closing schools. i think by the end of the day thursday, the american people were pretty beaten down by the coronavirus psychologically. so i think it got to the point where the white house now i think has to consider whether there isn't a role for them to provide more daily leadership, guidance from the specialists that the president appointed, whether it's mike pence, anthony fauci of the national health institute, to reassure the american people where we are going at the moment from one day to the next. paul: the focus, the president in the speech really focused on travel bans and said this has been crucial to limiting the exposur

he's been quite quiet since he left the oval office comparatively. kennedy: it's way more fun to sit on martha's vineyard and kill your netflix money than to get bruised and that political arena. >> they all stay out of it. formers presidents all say out of it. >> reagan stayed out of it. kennedy: he had alzheimer's. >> will clinton was not out of it. there were only two people running in one of them was his vice president prayed they stay out of it so they can then be the one that unites the party after the nominee. kennedy: screwed that up to, because he did not seek more active participation from the same to be former president who is writing to get out there is nothing bill clinton loves more than hearing the sound of his own voice, evenly chocolate someone else. >> i want to add though it's awkward for obama that the entire stage, the democratic party including his former vice president are running to fix his legacy and essential achievements. joe says doing to fix it around the edges and improve obamacare, but a lot of the democratic stage from

[inaudible] >> just let me the oval office i get my credit card. and they never come back out and that bouncer knows and she's not getting it. the timing of this is not coincidental, not in that family where everything is so calculated and so well calibrated that this came out right now, in the middle of a divisive primary where they think they might be on a the verge of a brokered convention, who could emerge. kennedy: and it's a series coming out in a podcast, which means she is not going away but she's also not talking about anything new. i think in the democrat party, you have a lot of tough candidates who have left the race, but they really went through it in a way that she did it. and that you time she ran for president, so what is your endgame? truly? [laughter] >> i don't know. >> i know. she released a book, the did a speaking tour, they cannot give up the stage. what's ironic about this race, is it is turning into a replay of 2016. sanders versus biden, the outsiders versus the establishment. your tongue but michigan again and all these t

just him, either coming from the oval office or one of those great rooms there in prime time. charles: great point. real quick, mike. last night when he came out, had the presser they have been having every night, when president trump didn't come out, futures were unchanged. they have started a precipitous fall and have not started falling since. a lot of people grabbing at the president. a lot of people want a lot of different things from him, from wall street perspective what do they need to see. wall street putting pressure on the president. they normally put on federal reserve chairman. this is message from wall street to president trump at the very moment. >> absolutely. he is up to the task. he needs to tell people exactly what is going on and what he plans to do, really charles, just to say, we're here, we have your back, we'll handle it whether it is from a tax cut, payroll cut, interest rates, whatever it is we'll be here to support the economy which will support the market. charles: we have to do more than wear a sweater in the wintertime. mike, gary, thank you very

office. this is the one area of retail that is just hammered with so many people crowding in whereas the other retailers, whether it's clothing or whathave you, they have obviously closed their store doors. for now, we will bring you any details on those talks when we get them. let us take a look at the major retailers at this moment. everybody from costco, these are the big box guys that have been flooded with customers, bj's, kroger, everybody moving higher. bj up 11.7%. sprout's farmers market up 14.3%. costco better by 7.2%. what we thought we would do is go to kristina partsinevelos who is at a big grocery store in ardsley, new york. i'm really interested to know what's being bought. i know fresh produce is all stocked there but what's really kind of running out there? reporter: nothing, actually, at this moment is running out. there are fewer cans of perishable goods, non-perishable goods i should say like beans. overall the priority of the store is the remind people they are constantly

office and not real public health professionals this is what we're worried about. this has to get in. we're not taking, we're not stopping. we're looking forward to keeping moving forward because what we're saying to the democratic establishment, look your way hasn't worked. gore lost. kerry lost. clinton lost in '08. clinton lost in 2016. this is establishment moderate darling thing it, doesn't work in the general election. we're just asking everyone to take a real, real look at our campaign, enthusiasm and coalition we built. charles: capri? >> you know, i beg to differ on this. i understand where my colleague is coming from about the history of, you know what's happened particularly with john kerry and hillary clinton. i would argue they were not particularly strong candidates. i think that was less about their ideology and more about their personality and their ability to connect with the public at large. so i think that this is less to do with policies and more to do with personality. charles: joe biden, it has been getting in these little mini scuffles. is he

you should never go into an oval office address be bedded within an inch of its life and have three things wrong have to correct them. and to say what he did right there saying everything was going good with the testing it's actually live, that is a really misleading terrible thing to say. i do struggle with the argument, if you look at the trajectory of the uk's on one of their health ministers has coronavirus, their numbers doubled today. they are on the same trajectory that we or they have universal healthcare they have nhs, pride of the world supposedly and it's not going to stop coronavirus but what's eventually gonna stop coronavirus which is innovation which is likely to come from here in this country. kennedy: and i'm glad you said that because we do have the ceo of novavax on to talk about the free market in the competition to create a vaccine and some antivirals. you have companies working against each other instead of the federal government telling them none of them can do anything it's actually can get something done. >> it is crazy. >> i think your absolute right when you talk

office address, he's slashing travel from europe to the u.s. starting tomorrow. >> to keep new cases from entering our shores, we will be suspending all travel from europe to the united states for the next 30 days. we are all in this together. we must put politics aside, stop the partisanship, and unify together as one nation and one family. >> reporter: in addition to the travel ban, the president outlining measures to protect healthcare workers and combat the economic toll this may have on americans, including a payroll tax cut, guarantee of financial aid for the sick and those caring for them and help small business as lawmakers on capitol hill have been working to prep a bill for the floor possibly today that would cover coronavirus testing for all plan, establish an emergency unpaid leave program and provide a billion dollars in food assistance for those who need it. speaker pelosi issuing this statement, saying in part, we cannot slow the coronavirus outbreak when workers are stuck with a terrible choice between staying home to avoid spre

we just had a conversation with the president in the oval office talking about, you know, you can look at a date but you got to be very flexible. on literally, day by day, week by week basis you need to evaluate the feasibility of what you're trying to do. john you asked for what kind of metrics, what kind of data, when you look at the country, obviously no one is going to want to tone down things when you see what's going on in a place like new york city. i mean that is just, good public health practice and common sense but the country is a big country and there are areas of the country, i refer to this in my opening remarks, that we really need to know more about what the penetrants is there. if we do the testing we're doing, testing will be associated by identification, association, contact tracing and you find other areas that are different from the other areas of the country you might not essentially see it as one force for the entire country, but look at flexibility in different areas. people might get the misinterpretation, you will lift everything up, everybody going like that,

you should never go into an oval office address be bedded within an inch of its life and have three things wrong have to correct them. and to say what he did right there saying everything was going good with the testing it's actually live, that is a really misleading terrible thing to say. i do struggle with the argument, if you look at the trajectory of the uk's on one of their health ministers has coronavirus, their numbers doubled today. they are on the same trajectory that we or they have universal healthcare they have nhs, pride of the world supposedly and it's not going to stop coronavirus but what's eventually gonna stop coronavirus which is innovation which is likely to come from here in this country. kennedy: and i'm glad you said that because we do have the ceo of novavax on to talk about the free market in the competition to create a vaccine and some antivirals. you have companies working against each other instead of the federal government telling them none of them can do anything it's actually can get something done. >> it is crazy. >> i think your absolute right when you talk