PBS NewsHour; March 6, 2020, 6:00pm-7:00pm PST

- JUDY: GOOD EVE - I'M JUDY WOODRUFF. - THE OUTBREAKS BOTTOM LINE, N - PAID SICK LEAVE. - AND THE SPECTOR OF MEDICAL DEBT. - HOWORONAVIRUS COULD RAISE THE - FINANCIAL STRESS ON MANY - AMERICANS. - THEN -- - >> YOUT KNOW T IS THE TRAP - QUESTION FOR EVERYONE. - JUDY: AS TWO MEN FIGHT OVER THE - DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION, A LOOK AT - THE UNIQUEHA DIFFICULTIES - WOMEN FACE WHEN THEY SEEK THE - PRESIDENCY. - PLUS -- - ♪ - ROBBY ROBERTSON AND THE BAN - LEGENDS OF ROCK 'N' ROLL. - AND NOW THE SUBJECTS OF A NEW - DOCUMENTARY, ONCE WERE BROTHERS. - >> THIS MUSIC CAME ALONG W WRE - IT LIKE THAT'S IT. - THAT'S THE SOUND. - THAT'S THE FEELING. - THAT'S THE REBEL SPIRIT. - LET'S GO.

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- CONTRIBUTIONS TO YOUR PBS NEWS - STATION FROM VIEWERS LIKE YOU. - THANK YOU. - STEPHEN: WE'LL RETURN TO JUDE -- - STEPHANIE: WE'LL RETURN TO JUDY - WOODRUFF. - THE CORONAVIRUS HAS CLAIMED A - 15TH LIFE IN THEAT UNITED . - THE ANNOUNCEMENT CAME TODAY IN - WASHINGTON STATE WHERE NOW 14 OF - THE DEATHS HAVE OCCURRED. - MEANWHILE AN EMERGENCY FEDERAL - FUNDING BILL BECELE LAW. - >> -- BECAME LAW. - >> I ASKED FOR $2.5 BILON BUT. - I GOT B $8LION. - I'LL TAKE IT. - BIPARTISAN EMERGEN PACKAGE AT - THE WHITE HOUSE THIS MORNING - ALONGSIDE HEALTH AND HUMAN - SERVICES SECRETARY ALEX AZAR. - THE SPENDING MEASURE INCLUDES - MORE THAN $ BILLION FOR THE - NATIONAL INSTUTE OF HEALTH FOR - VACCINE RESEARCH. - IT ALLOCATES MORE THAN $2 - BILLION TO THE C.D.C. FOR

- PREPAR - THIS AFTERNOON, THE PRESIDENT - FLEW TO ATLANTA TO VISIT THE - C.D.C. - THE AGENCY AT THE HEART OF THE - COUNTRY'S RESPONSE TO THE - OU - >> THE TESTING HAS BEEN AMAZING, - TO PRODUCE I SUCH A SHORT ABLE - PERIOD OF TIME. - TEST, GETS NEEDS A - A TEST. - THEY'RE THERE. - AND THE TESTS ARE BEAUTIFUL. - E> BUT TESTING KITS ARE STILL - BEING CONTRIB AND IN SOME - STATES WON'T BE DELIVEREDNTO - EARLY NEXT WEEK. - THE C.D.C. HAS BEEN CRITICIZED - FOR FAILING TO PROVIDE KITS. - THEY'RE ONLYO TEST SEVERAL - THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE A DAY. - IT FOUND THAT AFTER CHECKIN 5 - WITH ALLSTATES ONLY 1,895 - PEOPLE HAD BEEN TESTED FOR THE - CORONAVIRUS IN THE UNITED - STATES. - THAT AS THE VIRAL OUTBREAK - SPREAD UACROSS THE. - INCLUDING TO PENNSYLVANIA AND - INDIANA WHICH ANNOUNCED ITS - FIRST CES TODAY. - MEANWHILE IN TEXAS, THE SOUTH BY

- SOUTHWEST FESTIVAL ANNNUAL - THERING OF MORE THAN 100,000 - CULTURE FANS WAS CANCELED BY - AUSTIN CITY OFFICIALS. - THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON AND - THE STATE GRAPPLING WITH ONE OF - THE COUNTRY'S MOST SERIOUS - OUTBREAK TODAY CANCELED ALL - IN-PERSONAL CLASSES THROUGH THE - WINTER QUARTER IN MARCH. - A GRIM MILESTONE. - WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION RE - CONFIRMED THE ARE MORE THAN - 100,000 CORONAVIRUS CASES - HEALTH OFFICIALS ST'S A - CRITICAL MOMENT. - >> IT ALL DEPENDS ON THE ACTION - WES TAKE NOW. - THE SITUATION GET WORSE. - THE SITUATION COULD GET BETTER. - WE NEED TO PREPARE FOR DIFFERENT - SITUATIONS. - >> IN JAPAN, SCHOOL CLOSE SURES - HAVE FORCED -- CLOSURES HAVE - BEEN FORCED TO ADJUST. - >> IT'S NOTUST ME. - SOME OF MY COLLEAGUES ARE ALSO - CONCERNED ABOUT WATCHING THEIR - CHILDREN. - IT'S GOOD MY COMPANY ALLOWS WORK - FROM HOM - BUT A FIRST, I DIDN'T KNOW HOW - TOOOK AFTERY SON ALL DAY. - >> ACCORDING TO THE UNITED

- NATIONS, HIS SON IS JUST ONE OF - THE NOW 300 MILON STUDENTS OUT - OF SCHOOL AROUND THE WORLD. - DUE TO FEARS AND CONCERNS OVER - THE CORONAVIRUS. - FOR THE PBS NEWSHOUR, I'M AMNA - NAVAZ. - CASES.R MORE STATES RECORDED - THAT MEANS THERE ARE CORONAVIRUS - U.S. STATES.AT LEAST HALF - THIS AFTERNOON, VICE PRESIDENT - MIKE PENCE SAID 21 PEOPLEBOD - THE GRAND PRINCESS CRUISE SHIP - HAVE TESTED POSITIVE FOR THE - CORONAVIRUS. - THE SHIP HAS BEEN HOLDING OFF - THE COAST OF CALIFORNIA. - THE VICE PRESIDENT SAID THE SHIP - WILL BE BROUGHT TO A - NONCOMMERCIA PORT THIS WEEKEND. - MORE PASSENGERS WILL BE TESTED - AND SOME PEOPLE WILL BE - QUARANTINED. - WE'LL FOCUS ON THE CONCES OVER - QUARANTINE MEASURES AFTER THE - NEWS SUMMARY. - AEEY STAFF CHA IN THE WHITE - HOUSE TONIGHT. - PRESIDENT TRUMP ANNOUNCED IN AT - TWEET T MICK MULVANEY WILL BE - TAEPPING DOWN AS ACTING WHITE - HOUSE CHIEF OF AND

- REPLACED BY MARK MEADOWS, - EPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN FRO - NORTH CAROLINA. - MEADOWS WILL BE THE FOURTH CHIEF - OF STAFF UNDER PRESIDENT TRUMP. - MULVANEY WHO SERVED IN THE - ACTING ROLE FOR MORHAN A YEAR - WILL BECOME A SPECIAL ENVOY FOR - NORTHERN IRELAND - THE LATEST U.S. JOBS REPORT - SHOWED THE STRONGEST PACE OF - HIRING SINCE 2016. - THE LABOR DEPARTMENT SAID IN - FEBRUARY, U.S. EMPLOYERS ADDED A - NET OF 273,000 JOBS. - THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FELL - SLIGHTLY TOHREE -- 3.5%. - D JOB GROWTH WAS REVISED - UPWARD BY 85,000 POSITIONS. - THE REPORT WAS COMPLETED BEFORE - ON WALL STREET STOCKS FELL HARD - AGAIN ON CORONAVIRUS FEARS ANDA - BACK SOME OF THE LOSSES - IN THE END, THE DOW JONES WAS - DOWN 256 POINTS TOSE CT 25 - ,864. - THE NASDA FELL 1, 063 A THE - P GAVE UP 5 IS. - -- 51.

- TWO MEMBERS OF THE ROY FAMILY - OUST THE PRINCE.WERE PLANNING TO - "THE WALL STREET JOURNAL" SAID - ONE OF THE KING'S BROTHERS - PRINCE AHMED AND HIS NEPHEW - PRINCE MUHAMMAD BEN NAEF WERE - CHARGED WITH TREASON. - THERE WAS NO OFFICIAL COMMENT - FROM THENM SAUDI GOVT IN - AFGHANISTAN, AT LEAST 32 PEOPLE - WERE KILLED WHEN TWO GUNMEN - OPENED FIRE A AT A CEREMONY IN - KABUL. - DOZENS OF PEOPLE WERE WOUNDED - AND RUSH INTO AMBULANCES AND - TAKEN TO HPITALS. - THE ATTACK CAME JUST DAYS AFTER - THE TALIBAN SIGNED A PRECURSOR A - TO A DL. - ISIS IS NOT PARTY TO THAT - AGREEMENT. - A CEASE-FIRE TOOK EFFECT IN - NORTHWESTERN SYRIA TODAY - STOPPING THE FIGHTING BETWEEN - SIR Y AND TURKISH FORCES. - TURKEY HAD OPPOSED A SYRIAE - OFFENSN IDLIB PRO-VENS THAT - CENTRE FEW GEES FLOODG TO THE - BORED.

- STRIKES WILL NOT LET THEM RETURN - HOME. - PREEVE YOURS CEASE-FIRE -- - PREVIOUS CEASE-FIRES FAILED TO - HOLD. - OHIO STATE YUMPTE ANNOUNCED A - SETTLEMENTHERE A TEAM DOCTOR - ALLEGEDLY SEXUALLY ABUSED THEM. - HE ALLEGEDLY GROPED AND - MISTREATED 350 ATHLETES OVER THE - COURSE OF SEVERAL DECADES. - TERMS OF T SETTLEMENT WERE NOT - DISCLOSED. - THE U.S. JUSTICE DEPARTMENT - REJECTED A FEDERAL JUDGE'SIC - CRM OF ATTORNEY GENERAL - WILLIAM BARR. - POKESWOMAN - DISPUTED THE CRITICISM AND SAID - BAR RELIED AND ON JUSTICE - DEPARTMENT LAWYERS AND OTHERS IN - MAKING HIS JUDGMENTS. - PRESIDENT TRUMP GOT A FIRSTHAND - LOOK TODAY AT THIS WEEK'S - TORNADO DAMAGE CENTRAL - TENNESSEE. - 24 PEOPLE WERE KILLED IN THEN - REGION OESDAY NIGHT. - IN C PUTNAMNTY EAST OF - NASHVILLE, THE PRESIDENT TOURED - WRECKED NEIGHBORHOODS.

- LATER HE ALSO MET WITH DISPLACED - FAMILIES. - STILL TO COME O THE NEWSHOUR, - WHEN CORONAVIRUS HITS A COUNTRY - WIOUT GUARANTEED SICK LEAVE. - AMERICAN WORRS AND THE THREAT - OF THE OUTEAK. - AFTER ELIZABETH WARREN BOWS OUT - OF THE RACE, A LOOK AT SEXISM ON - THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL. - MARK SHIELDS AND DAVID BOKS - ANALYZE A RESURGENT JOE BIDEN - AND A REMADE POLITICAL MAP. - ROBBY ROBERTSON BEST KNOWN FOR - THE ROCK GROUP THE BAND AS SEEN - THROUGH A FILMMAKER'S LENS. - >> THIS IS THE PBLES NEWSHOUR - FROM WETA STUSE OF -- STUDIOS IN - WASHINGTON AND FROMAL THER - CRONKITE SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM. - JUDY: AS THEID C9 VIRUS - SPREADS THROUGH COMMUNITIES - AROUND THE COUNTRY, STATE - OFFICIALS ARE WARNING THAT A - NUMBER OF MEASURES WILL HAVE TO - BE TAKEN TO PREVENT THE OUTBREAK - FROM GETTING WORSE.

- BUT AS WILLIAM BREGHAM EXPLAINS - SOME OF THE QUARANTINES COU - ADD EVEN MORE ECONOMIC STRESS. - >> ONE BIG CONCERN IS WHETHER - EMPLOYERS, SCHOOLS AND - TO TAKE UNPAID SICK LEAVE.ORKERS - ROUGHLY 25% OF AMERICAN WORKERS - HAVE NO SICK DAYS. - AND SO LOWER WAGE INDUSTRIES - THAT PERCENTAGE ISLY SIGFICA - HIGHER. - ANOTHER CONCERN, THOSE WHO GET - SICK AND NEED CARE COULD FACEHE - Y MEDICAL BILLS. - WE LOOK AT THIS WITH TWO PEOPLE - WHO KNOW THESE ISSUES WELL. - JOSEPH LIGHTMAN SANTA CRUZ IS - EXECUTIVE DIRECTO OFAPITAL - AREA ASSET BUILDERS. - THEY'RE A NONPROFIT WHO WORKS - WITH LOWND MODERATE INCOME - FAMILIES IN THE WASHINGTON, D.C. - REGION.NA - AND SAB CORLETTE SHE'S THE - CO-DIRECTOR ON HEALTH INSURANCE - REFORMS AT GEORGETOWN - UNIVERSITY. - WELCOME TO YOU BOTH. - >> THANK YOU. - >> PEOPLE ARE BEING TOLD - YOU'RE SICK, IF YOU FEEL UNWELL, - IF YOU HAVE ANY SYMPTOMS OF

- CORONAVIRUS, STAY HOME. - THAT'S GREAT PUBLIC HEALTH - POLICY. - THAT'S A GOOD ADVICE. - BUT DEPENDING ON YOUR JOB THATN - MIGH BE SUCH AN EASY THING - TO. - DO - >> IT IS. - WHEN WE FOCUS ON LOWELL WAGE - WORKERS, RIGHT, 4 OF ALL - WORKERS ARE LOW WAGE. - AND PRIMARILY THEY'RE I THE - SERVICE INDUSTR THAT REQUIRES - IN PERSON ENGAGEMENT. - FOR THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE DRIVING - AN UBER, SERVING COFFEE, MAKING - FOOD, WE CANNOT ASK THEM TO WORK - FROM HE. - IT'S IMPERATIVEHAT WE LOOK AT - WAKE-UP SITUATION BECAUSE OF - CORONAVIRUS AS TO HOW THEIC - ECONYSTEM IS SET UP TO - ALSO HAVE AN EQUITABLE RS TO - OPPORTUNITY AND PROSPERITY. - >> THERE'SON CLEARICT THAT - IF YOUR GOVERNOR OR PUBLIC - HEALTH OFFICIAL IS SAYING, WE - NEED YOU YOU FEEL SICK TO NOT - GO TO WORK. - BUT YOUR BOSS SAYING I NEED YOU - ON YOUR SHIFT. - IF YOU DON'T COME, YOU MIGHT - LOSE YOUR JOB. - >> AND MOST IMPORTANTLY THAT - BE Y'S FINANCES NEED TO - GENERATING INCOME.

- WHAT'S AMAZING IS THAT 40% OF - ALL HOUSEHOLDS IN THE UTED - STATES ARE CONSIDERED LIQUID - ASSET POOR THAT MEANS THAT THEIR - -- THEY'RE ONLY ONE DISRUPTION - AWAY NOT BEING ABLE TO SHOW BY - DISRUPTION. - THAT COULD LEAD TO HOMELESSNESS, - BANKRUPTCY. - THE SYSETM IS NOTP TO - ENABLE A LOW WAGE WORKER TO HAVE - THE ABILITY TO SHOW UP TO WORK - EVEN IN A SITUATION LIKE - CORONAVIRUS. - >> SABRINA, LET'S TALK ABOUT - PEOPLE WHO AREED UNINS - LET'S SAY THEY SEE THESE - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THAT IF YOU - HAVE SYMPTOMS, GO TO THE - HOSPITAL. - IF YOU DON'T HAVE INSURANCE AND - HAPPENS TO YOU? S - >> RIGHT. - SO WE VM IN THIS COUNTRY, CLOSE - TO 3MILLION PEOPLE DON'T HAVE - ANY HEALTH INSURANCE AT ALL. - A LOT OF THEM ARE IN THEE S - INDUSTRY AND FIELDS THAT JOSEPH - WAS JUST TALKING ABOUT. - THERE AR SERVICE WORKERS. - AND THESE ARE FOLKS WHO IF THEY - DON'T HAVE INSURANCE COVERAGE - THEY'RE LESS LIKELY TO GO TO TDO

- OR IF THEY GET SICK OR GO TO - EEE EMERGENCY PROGRAM TO THEY'RE - REALLY, REALLY N CARE. - AND -- - >> BECAUSE OF FEAR OF A HUGE - BILL. - >> BECAUSE OF THE FEAR OF THE - COST. - >> SO EVEN THOUGH THE - CORONAVIRUS TESTS ITSELF MAY BE - COVERED BY THE GOVERNMT, THAT - COST, THERE'S THE COST OF GOING - THE E.R. OR SEEING A DOCTOR. - AND THAT CAN BE HUNDREDS OR - >> IF YNK "ON THE FLY" - FROM A PUBLIC HEALTH - PERSPECTIVE, THE IDEAF PEOPLE - BEING AFRAID TO GO GET A TEST - THAT MIGHT BE CRUCIAL FOR OUR - ABILITY TO CONTROL AN OBREAK, - THAT MIGHT BE HINDERED BY THE - FACT THAT THEY DON'T HAVE - INSURANCE. - >> ABSOLUTELY. - AND IT'S TRUE NOT JUST FOR FOLKS - WHO ARE UNINSURED BUT A LOT OF - PEOPLE WHO HAVE INSURANCE AND - EVEN GOLD STANDARD EMPLOR - BASED INSURANCE WILL HAVE HIGH - DEDUCTIBLES AND THEYILL ALSO - FACE HIGH, OUT OF POCKET COSTS. - >> I UNDERSTAND THAT THE - PRESIDENT H SIGNED THIS BIG $8 - BILLION CORONAVIRUS PIECE OF - LEGISLATION. - ARE THERE ANY PROTEIONS FOR

- OPLE WHORE UNINSURED TO HELP - THEM DEFRAY SOME OF THESE COSTS? - >> NOT THE BILL THAT PASSED IN - CONGRESS TS WEEK. - THINK IT'S CERTAINLY POSSIBLE - THAT CONGRESS COULD APPROPRIATE - SOMEONEY THAT COULD COMPENSATE - HOSPITALS AND PROVIDO FOR - TREATING THE INSURED. - A LOT OF FOLKS WHO ARE BEING - TREATED IN HTS ARE ON - MEDICARE. - AND SO THE GOVERNMENT IS - PROBABLY PICKING UP THE NAB THAT - RESPECT. - >> BACK TO YOU, JOSEPH. - YOUR ORGANIZATION ADVOCATES FOR - LOW WAGE WORKEHA ANDS WHAT - WE'VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT HERE. - BUT FOR A MANDATE FOR AN - EMPLOYER ALLOW THEIR WORKERS - TO STAY HOME FROM WORK, THAT - COULD HAVE A HUGE COST ON AN - EMPLOYER AS WELCOME, RIGHT? - >> IT'S A SITUATION WHERE I PUT - TWO HATS ON RIGHT N.AT - THE ADV AND THE C.O. OF MY - OWN PROFIT. - THE ABILITY TO CER THE - EXPENSES ASSOCIATED WITH ANY - KIND OF A WORKER WITH ITS LOW - GE OR HIGH WAGE IS ONE WHERE - THERE IS REALLY ANI SCANT - DEPENDENCY ON THE ABILITY OF

- THAT BUSINESS OR THA ENTITY TO - GENERALE -- GENER INCOME. - A NONOFIT IS NOT ABLE TO - PROVIDE SERVICES FOR W WHICH - ARE COMPENSATED. - WE CANNOT PASS THAT INCOME TO - OUR EMPLOYEES.E' - TH NO MAGIC FARM LA. - BUT IT'S EXTREMELY -- THERE'S NO - MAGIC FORMULA. - BUT THE UNITED STATES IS THE - ONLY INDUSTRIALIZED ECONOMY - WITHOUT A NATIONAL LAW THAT - PROVIDES FOR PAID SICK DAYS. - >> AND SABRINA, WOULD YOU - GIVEN THIS URGE THAT WE NEED BE - PEOPLE TO GET CARE WHEN IT'S - REQUIRED. - BUTET, THERE MIGHT BE ALL - THESE CONCERNS? - DO YOU SEE ANY SORT OF FEDERAL - ORTATE ACTION THAT COULD - REMEDY THIS CONCERN? - >> WELL, WE ARE SEEING SOME - STATES TAKE ACTION. - FOR EXAMPLE, NEW YORK, - CALIFORNIA, WASHINGTON STATE ARE - REQUIRING PRIVATE INSURANCE - COMPANIES TO COVER THE COST OF - THE TESTS INCLUDING DOCTOR'S - VISIT OR HOSPITAL INVITE WITUT - IN CUSHERINGO YOU WOULD

- HAVEN'T TO FACE A DEDEDUCTIBLE. - BUT FOR THE UNINSURED WE DON'T - HAVE A PLAN THAT WORKS FOR THEM. - THA YOU BOTH VERY MUCH. - >> THANK YOU. - ♪ - JUDY: WITH ELIZABETH WARREN'S - DEPARTURE THE0 2 DEMOCRATIC - FIELD THAT BEGAN WITH THE MOST - ESSENTIALLY BECAME A CONTEST - BETWEEN TWO WHITE MEN AS THE - MASSACHUSETTSENOR ANNOUNCE - HERD EXIT FROM THE RACE -- - ANNOUNCED HER ET FROM THE RACE - YESTERDAY, HE WAS ASKEDTH ABOUT - ROLE OF GENDER. - >> GENDER IN THIS RACE, YOU KNOW - THAT I THE TRAP QUESTION FOR - EVERY WOMAN. - IF YOU SAY, YEAH, THERE WAS - SEXISM IN THIS RACE, EVERYONE - SAYS WHINER.

- AND IF YOU SAY NO, THERE'S NO - SEX ITCH. - ABOUT A BILLION WOMEN THINK WHAT - PLANET DO YOU LIVE ON? - TODAY PRESIDENT TROOP ASK IF - IN HER DEPARTURE? PLAYED A ROLE - >> SHE WAS A GOOD DEBARET. - SHE -- DEBARET. - SHE DESTROYED MIKE BLOOMBERG. - THAT WAS EY FOR HER. - PEOPLE DON'T LIKE HER. - SHE'S AERY MEAN PERSON. - AND PEOPLE DON'T LIKE HER. - PEOPLE DON'T WANT THAT. - JUDY: TOOOK AT THE CHALLENGERS - AND SUCCESSES OF WOMEN RUNNING - IN 2020, I'M JOINED BY LILY - ADAMS. - SHE SERVED AS COMMUNICATIONS - DIRECTOR FOR KAMALA HARRIS'S - PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN AND SHE - WORKED FOR HILLARY CLINTTH IN - 2016 RACE. - SHE'S NOW A FELLOW AT THEGE - GETOWN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE - OF POLITICS. - AND AMANDA HUNTER IS THE - RESEARCH AND COMMUNICATIONS - DIRECTOR FOR THE BARBARA LEE - FAMILY FOUNDATION, AIS NONPA - ORGANIZATION THAT WORKS TO - PROMOTE WOMEN IN POLITICS.

- WE WELCOME BOTH OF YOU TO THE - NEWSHOUR. - SO LIL ADAMS, I'M GOING TO - START WITH YOU. - WE STARTED WITH SIX WOMEN - SEEKING THEEMOCRATIC - NOMINATION FOR PRESIDENT. - NOW, WE'RE DOWN TOULSI GABBARD - WHO AT THIS POINT IS -- IS FAR - WHAT HAPPENED? - >> WELL, LOOK, I THINK WHAT YOU - SAW -- SOME OF THERO S AND - WHY PEOPLE FELT THIS WAS A GUT - PUNCHAS THAT THERE WERE NOT - ONLY A NUMBER OF FANS FOR WARREN - AFTER WOMAN LEAVE THIS RACE. - IT DOES LEAVE FOR HARD QUESTIONS - FOR THE COUNTRY BUT ALSO FOR THE - DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF HOW HARD IT - IS TO BE AUN WOMANNG FOR THE - HIGHEST OFFICE IN THE LAND AND - WHAT SORT OF STRUCTURE CHANGES - DO WE NEED TO MAKE TO SUPPORT - THE WOMEN ESPECIALLY BECAUSE THE - MAJORITY OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY - IS WOMEN. - JUDY: AMANDA, WHAT HAPPENED TO - THESE OTHER WOMEN? - IT HAPPENED BY DEMOCRATIC - VOTERS. - I MEAN, THE N WOMEN WERE - WELCOMED BY DEMOCRATIC VOTERS. - HOW MUCH HARDER IS IT IN 2020 - FOR A WOMAN TO RUN FOR

- PRESIDENT? - >> WELL, WE KNOW FROM OUR - RESEARCH THAT WHEN WOMEN SEEK - EXECUTIVE OFFICE THEY'RE HELD TD - A DIFFERENT HIGHER STANDARD. - AND WE CERTAINLY SAW THAT WITH - ALL OF W THE WOMEN RAN IN THE - 2020 FIELD PARTICULARLY SENATOR - WARREN WHO IS THE LATEST - BUT AT THE SAME TIME, EVEN - THOUGH A WOMAN WASN'T SUCCESSFUL - AT THE BALLOT BOXHIS TIME, WE - PROBABLY WON'T SEE A WOMAN UNTIL - THE WHITE HOUSE. - THAT DOESN'T MEAN THAT WE WON'T - SEE IN PROGRESS. - FOR THE FIRST TIME HAVING - MULTIPLE WOMEN THE RACE - ALLOWED EACH WOMAN TO RUN AS AN - INDIVIDU ANDHALLENGE - STEREOTYPES AND THAT PROGRESS IS - HERE TO STAY. - JU: NO QUESTION THE FACT THAT - YOU DID HAVE THIS MANY WOMEN - STAYING, LILY ADAMS, AS LONG AS - YO DID. - PEOPLE CAN'T IMAGINE -- IT'S - EASIER TO IMAGINE A WOMAN IN THE - WHITE HOUSE. - BUT STILL, DEMOCRATIC VOTERS - REJECTED THE WOMEN CDATES. - >> WELL, LOOK, I THINK PART OF - IT IS THAT THERE'S BEEN THIS - CLOUD OF A QUESTION AROUND THIS - ENTIRE RACE ON SO-CALLED - ELECTBITY AND WHAT DOES THAT

- MEAN? - AND THERE HAS BEEN FOR A YEAR - SORT OF ANPT ASSN, I THINK - BY THE PSS AND PUNDITS THAT - THE EASIEST PERSON TO ELECT IS A - WHITE MALE BECAUSE OTHER PETHS - HAVE LOOKED LIKE WHITE MALES OR - SOME OF THE VOTERS THE PRESIDENT - NEEDS TO ATTRACT ARE WHITE - MALES. - I DON'T THINK THERE'S DATA - BACKING THAT UP. - JUDY: AMANDA, WHAT ARE SOMEAM - ES OF WHAT SWRIM TO DEAL - WITH? - WE JUST HEARD ELIZABETH WARREN - SAY LOOK, IHEF I SAID WAS A - PROBLEM WITH SEXISM, PEOPLE - AC - BUT THE REVERSE, YOU KNOW, WOMEW - HAT'S JUST NOT TRUE. - THERE IS SEXISM OUT THERE. - AND WE KNOW FROM OUR RESEARCH - THAT WOMEN ARE HELD TO A HIGHER - STANDARDS ON ISSUES OF - QUALIFICATION AND LEABILITY. - ALL ME HAVE TO DO IS PUT OUT - EIR RESUME. - AND WOMEN HAVE TO PROVE ITAN OV - OVER. - THAT'S PART OF THE REASON WHY WE - SAW THIS CREEPING ELECILITY

- REFRAYING COMING UP OVER AND - OVER. - WE KNOW THAT LIKEABILITY IS A - NONNEGOTIATEABLE. - WOMEN VOTERS WON'T VOTE FOR A - WOMAN IF THEY DON'TIKE HER. - THEY WILL VOTE FOR A MAN THEY - DON'T LIKE. - LIKEABILITY IS SO SUBJECTIVE. - THE ADVICE IS LIKE WTIKING A - T ROPE. - USE HUMOR, NOT TOO MUCH HUMOR. - TAKE CREDI BUT ALSO SHARE - CREDIT. - DRESS NICE BUT NOT T NICE. - SO MUCH OF IT IS BASED OND - HUNCHES OPINIONS. - THAT'S A BURDEN THAT SWRIM TO - BEAR AND MEN SIMPLY DON'T. W - JUDYT DID YOU SEE OF THAT - WITH KAMALA HARRIS? - >> ONE FOR EXAMPLE, THERE WAS A - HEADLINE OF A STORY ABOUT KAMALA - HARRIS SAYING KAMALA HARRIS IS - CONNECTING WITH VOTERS. - THIS IS AN IMPOSSIBLE STANDARD - FOR ANYE TO MEE - SOME OF IT TOO IS WITH MEN WE - ALWAYS ARE SEEING THE - POSSIBILITY. - WITH WOMEN WE'RE ASKING HOME TO - DELINEATE TIME AND TIME AGAIN - HOW THEY HAVEET ALL THE

- QUALIFICATION AND, YOU KNOW, ARE - THE EXPECT PERFECT -- AGAIN - QUALIFIED BUT NOT TOO QUALIFIED - -- I THINK THAT'S ANOS IBLE - STANDARD THAT WE'RE PUTTING ON - THEM. - THE FUTURE, AMANDA HUNTER? ABOUT - WE HEARD SEN SOR WARREN TO - THE HARDEST THING KNOWING LITTLE - GIRLS THEY'RE GOINGO HAVE - WAIT FOUR MORE YEARS. - HOW DISCOURAGED SHOULD WOMEN BE? - >> WELL, FUR HUNDREDS OF YEARS - IN THIS COUNTRY, THE STEREOTYPE - OF WHAT A PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE - LOOKED LIKE WAS AN OLDER WHITE - MAN. - AND HAVING A GENERATION GROW UP - SEEING THE MOST DIVERSE - PRESIDENTIAL PRIMA SLATE IN - HISTORY SEEING SIX WOMEN RUN AS - INDIVIDUALS RATHER THAN RUNNING - AS THE TOKEN WOMAN AS WE'VE SEEN - BEFORE IS SOMETHING THAT WILL - MAKE AN IMPACT ANDHALLENGE - STEREOTYPES IN AND OF ITSELF. - WE KNOW FROM OUR RESEARCH THAT - WOMEN ARE MORE POLITICALLY - ENGAGED THAN EVER.

- AND MY LINEAL WOMEN PARTICULARLY - WOMEN OF COLOR ARE LEADING THE - CHARGE AND REPORT THEY HAVE NO - PLANS TO SLOW DOWN. - THIS COULD GALVANIZE MORE WOMEN - TO BECOME POLITICALLY INVOLVE - AND SEE MORE WOMEN ELECTED TO - OFFICE IN THE COMING YEARS. - >>NGS THIS G TO SEND A - SIGNAL TO OTHER WOMEN INTERESTED - IN REACHING HIGHER, THAT YOU'RE - NOT GOING TO BE WELCOME? - >> I THINK PROBABLY JUST THE - OPPOSITE. - I THINK ONE THI THAT THE01 - ELECTIONS DID, IS IT ELECTED A - WHOLE NEW SLATE OF DEMOCRATICHE - WOMEN TOOUSE, TO LOCAL - OFFICE. - I THINK THAT BUILDS THE BENCH OF - THE NEXT P FPLE WILL RUN - PRESIDENT. - I DO THOUGH THINK THIS IS NOT - JUST A WOMEN PROBLEM. - THIS IS ALSO FOR THE MEN AND THE - DEMOCRATIC PARTY TO SAY. - YOU KNOW WHAT YOU NEED TO DO - NEXT CYCLE? - WE NEED T SUPPORT MOR WOMEN - EARLIER MORE CONSISTENTLY TO RUN - NOT HAT HIGHER OFFICE AN - RUN FOR THAT OFFICE YOURSELF. - I THINK THAT'S A CHALLENGE THAT - WE AS A PARTY NEED TO MAKE, - ICH IS TO SAY WE ARE GOING TO - PUT THIS, YOU KNOW, ON THE FRONT - BURNER OF ELECTING THE FIRST - WOMAN PRESIDENT. - IT SHOULD BE US AND NOT - REPUBLICANS. - >> AND THAT BRINGS ME BACK T

- THE POINT I WAS MAKING EARLIER, - AMANDA, HUNTER, THAT IT WAS - AFTER ALL DEMOCRATIC VOTERS, THE - DEMOCRATIC PARTY THAT HAS SENT - MOST OHESE WOMEN PACKING. - >> WELL, A LOT OF VOTERS STILL - HAVE AN IMAGINATION BARRIER WHEN - IT COMES TODE A WOMAN PRE, - BECAUSE WE DON'T KNOW WHAT A - WOMAN PRESIDENT LOOKS LIKE T. - T JUST BECAUSE THERE'S A - BARRIER DOESN'T MEAN IT CAN'T BE - BROKEN. - WE'VEEFEEN IT HAPPENE. - AS LILY SAID WE HAVE A WHOLE - BENCH OF TALENFID QUA - WOMEN THAT COULD POTENTIALLY - NONE THE FUTURE. - AND NALS THE WAKE OF THE 2017 - WOMEN ELSE MARCH AND THE ME TOO - MOVEMENT AND THIS TIDAL WAVE OF - TRUTH TELLING IN THE FUTURE,HE - CONVERSATION HAS SHIFTED. - WE'VE BEEN SEEING WOMEN CALL OUT - SEXISM IN REALTIME. - WE'VE BEEN SEEING MORE - CONVERSATIONS ABOUT GENDER ON - THE CAMPAIGNANRAIL. - THOSE ARE ALL SIGNS OF - PROGRESS THAT ALSO WILL CONTINUE - TO MOVE US FORWARD. - JUDY: WE'RE GOING TO CHOOSE TO - END ON THATPLIFTING NOTE. - [LAUGHTER] - THANK YOU SO MUCH. - AMANDA HUNTER AND LILY ADAMS. - THANK YOU BOTH VERY MUCH. - >> GOOD BE HERE.

- >> THANK YOU. - ♪ - JUDY: AND NOW TO HELP MAKE SENSE - O AOI TURNING WEEK IN THE - RACE FOR THE DEMOCRATIC - NOMINATION, HERE ARE SHIELDS AND - BROOKS. - THAT IS SYNDICATED COLUMST - MARK SHIELDS AND DAVID BROOKS. - HELLO TO BOTH OF YOU. - SO THE EARTH SHIFTED ON ITS AXIS - OR AT LEAST THE DEMOCRATIC - PARTY, THE DEMOCRATI PARTY DID, - DAVID. - WE HAD SOUTH CAROLINA. - WE HAD SUPER TUESDAY. - WE HAD FOUR PRESIDENTIAL - CANDIDATES DROP OUT OR MAYBE - MORE THAN THAT. - WHAT HAPPENED? - >> I'VE NEVER SEEN ANYTHIN LIKE - IT. - IT WAS IN THE -- IN THE 48 HOURS - AFTER SOUTH CAROLINA, - WERE MOVING SO FAST, SOME - POLLSTERS WERE SAYING THAT POLLS - THAT WERE 12 O HOURS WERE - OBSOLETE. - AND IT'S -- IT WAS A SPONTANEOUL - MOVE BYONS OF PEOPLE ALL - AROUND THE COUNTRY AND DIFFERENT - DEMOGRAPHICS. - TURNING ONE AND REACHING THE - SAME CONCLUSION THAT IT'S GOT TO - BEOE BIDEN AND WHY THEY DIDN'T

- DO THAT FOUR WEEKS AGO OR SIX - WEEKS AGO, FIRST SUPER TUESDAY - FORCED A DECISION. - AMY KLOBACHAR WOULD HAVE WON - MIESOTA AND IT WOULD HAV BEEN - A NICE FEATHER IN HER BONNET. - SHE SAID, NO I WOULD BE SELFISH. - AND PETE BUTTIGIEG DID THE SAME. - SO YOU HAD A PARTY ESTABLISHMENT - FRANKLY DOING THE RIGHT THING. - BUT MORE IMPORTANT WAS THE - RANK-AND-FILE VOTERS WHO JUST -- - THEY LOOKED AT REALITY AND LIKE- - A COMMUNI A COMMUNITY IS - MORE THAN A BUNCH OF - INDIVIDUALS. - A COMMUNITY, PEOPLE HAVE COMMON - VALUES. - THEY SENSE EACH OTHER'S - MOVEMENT. - THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY ACTED LIKE - A COMMUNITY MOVING ALL IN ONE - MENT. - >> WHAT DID IT LOOK LIKE TO YOU? - >> THAT WAS GOOD DAVID. - AFRICAN-AMERICAN VOTERS ARE THE - MOST STRATEGIC VOTE NERS THE - DEMOCRATIC PARTY. - THEY'RE T MUCH. - GIVEN TO EMPTY GESTURES. - AND THEY -- THEYANT TO RETIRE - DONALD TRUMP MORE THAN ANY GROUP - IN THE ELECTORATE.

- AND THEY SAW IN JOE BIDEN NEEDS - OF DHANG - AN INSTRUMENT. - AND THEY SAW IN BERNIE SANDERS - AN OBSTACLE T THAT ANDHEY - SAVED THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY. - JUDY: IN SOUTH CAROLINA? - >> IN SOUTH CAROLINA. - THEY REDEEMED IT. - I DON'T DISAGREE WITH THE POINTS - THAT DAVID MADE. - THEY'RGOOD. - BUT THINK DONALD TRUMP IS THE - KEY TO THIS. - DONALD TRUMP GALVANIZED - DEMOCRATS, THE IDEA OF BEATING - HIM BECAME MORE THAN JUST ANC - N OR AN INTEREST. - IT'S AN OVERRIDING PASSION. - U CAN SEE IT, LATE DECIDING - VOTERS, 40% OF THE PEOPLE IN - NORTH CAROLINA WHO DECIDED LATE - WENT TO -- WENT TO JOE0% BIDEN - . - ACROSS THE BOARD. - DECISION. ERY PRACTICAL - THE FFERENCE BETWEEN ANGU - IDEO - IDEOLOGUE BELIEVE WHAT IS IS

- RIGHT WORKS. - AND A PRACK MAITIESES BELIEVES - -- PRAGUE MAITIES BELIEVES THEO - SITE. - JUDY: THEY WERE ALMOST - PARALYZED. - SOMETHING CNGED. - >> YEAH, I THINKARTLY IT WAS - SOUTH CAROLINA BECAUSE IT LOOKED - SO STRONG. - I THINK IT WAS SUPER - TUESDAY. - I THINK THE -- I HAD THOUGHT THE - DEMOCRATS MADE A BIG MISTAKE BY - EARLY IN THE PROCESS. ES S - BUT AS IT TURNED OUT, THEY JUST - SPEEDED UP PEOPLE'S - DECISION-MAKING. - YOU HAD 35% OF THE DELEGATESED - SELEEANT THEY COULDN'T - WAIT. - AND THEY HAD TO MAKE A DECISION. - AT HAD BEEN GOI ON EARLIER - IS THEY WERE FLOATING AROUND. - AND SO YOU H - PEOPLE- WARREN - WAS UP. - BUTTIGIEG DID WELL IN IOWA. - AND THEY WERE JUST SORT O - TRYING PEOPLE OUT. - AND THEN THEY SAID, OK. - MAKE A CALL. - AND SO I'M THINKING, I MEAN, THE - BERNIE SANDERS HOPE THERE'S - I PERSONALLY THINK THAT'S

- UNLIKELY. - IN PART WE'RE GOING INTO SOME - STES WHERE BIDEN'S LEAD LIKE - FLORIDA IS MASSIVE. - AND PART EVEN IN MICHIGAN WHERE - SANDERS WON LAST TIME, HE' NOT - DOING AS WELL WITH WORKING CLASS - VOTERS AS HE DID LAST TIME. - EVEN MICHIGAN BECOMES A HARDER - STATE. - >> IN THE MEANTIME, WE HAD NOT - JUST BUTTIGI AND KLOBACHAR - DROP OUT, MICHAEL BLOOMBERG - SPENT A HALF A BILLIOLLARS - IN THIS RACE DROPPED OUT. - AND THEN AS WE KNOW, ELIZABETH - WARREN YESTERDAY. - HOW DO YOU SIZE UP THOSE - DECISIONS THAT THEY MADE? - >> WELL, IN, M OBVIOUSLY, IT'S - THE TOUGHEST DECISION. - IT'S A TOUGH DECISION FOR Y - ANYB RUN FOR PRESIDENT - KNOWING THAT VIRTUALLY EVERYBODY - WHO RUN LOSES. - BUT IT'S AN EVEN TOUGHER - DECISION TO END T CAMPAIGN - THAT'S SAYING PUBLICLY I'VE - LOST, I'VE BEEN DEFEATED. - MICHAEL BLOOMBERG MADE IT IN AN - ANALYTICAL FASHION. - THERE WAS NO ROAD FORWARD.

- THERE WAS NO AVENUE. - HE HAD A PREMISE WHICH WAS THE - ARETTING AND COLLAPSE OF JOE - BIDEN AND THAT STOPPED. - IF THA HADONTINUED HE WOULD - HAVE BEEN SEEMINGLY AN - ALTERNATIVE. - OTHER PROBLEM WITH BLOOMBERG - QUITE FRANKLY HE DID NOT MATCH - S CAMPAIGN. - HIS CAMPAIGN WAS FAR MORE - COMPELLING AND INTERESTING THAN - HE WAS. - -- - JUDY: YOU MEAN HI ADS? - >> HE WAS A VERY UNINSPIRED - CANDIDATE WN YOU DID SEE HIM - ON THAT STAGE. - THE OTHER MISTAKE HE MADE AND HE - DIDN'T DO GOOD ATAS THE TIME - ON AUGUST 15TH, 2012 WHEN HE - HOSTED AT HIS UPPER EAST - TOWNHOUSE AUNDRAISER FOR - REPUBLICAN SENATOR FROM - MASSACHUSETTS NAMED SCOTT BROWN. - SCOTT BROWN WAS BEING OPPOSED BY - ELIZABETH WARREN. - THERE'S AN OLD STATEMENT SAYING - DON'T GET MAD. - DON'T GET EVEN. - SHE KNEECAPPED HIM HE NEVER - RECOVERED. - ELIZABETH WARREN ISER

- CASE. - BUT GO AHEAD, LET DAVID -- I'LL - BE HAPPY TO DISCUSS. - SHE'S A MYSTERY TO ME. - I THOUGHT SHE WAS A PHENOMENAL - CANDIDATE. - I REALLY DID. - >> AND SHE WAS LEADING LAST - TIME. - >> SHE WAS LEADING. - SHE MADE A MISTAKE. - SHE WAS HONEST. - SHE MADE AISTAKE, I THINK BY - ENDORSING MEDICARE FOR ALL. BU - SHE WAS HONEST ABOUT PAYING - FOR IT. - AND THAT -- THAT -- MEDICARE FOR - ALL, YOU'VE GOT TO BE A PURIST - ANDOU DON'T GET -- BERNIE - DOESN'T GET INTO HELP. - ONCE YOU GET INTO THE WEEDS FOR - THAT, SHE LOST HER PURITY AND - STUMBLED. - >> I WANT TO MENTION ONE THING - .HAT BIDEN IS A LEGISLATU - SO HE'S ABLE TO BUILD - COALITIONS. - THAT'S WHAT BEING PRESIDENT. - IS AND WITH JIM CLYBURN HE WAS - GOING TO REACH OUT AND SAY WOULD - YOU SUPPORT ME?D - BERNIE SANDERS DIDN'T HAVE - THOSE CALLS. - SO THAT'S IMPORTANT IN A - PRESIDENT. - ON BLOOMBERG, I STARTED THIS - THINKING, YOU CAN'T BOUR WAY - IN VOTES IN A PRESIDENTIAL - ELECTION. - THERE'S TOO MUCH FREE MEDIA.

- GOOD ADS DON'T DO IT. - THERE'S A LOT OF POLITICAL - SCIENCE EVIDENCE THAT - ADVERTISING JUST DENT DOES NOT - WORK. B - ANEN -- BLOOMBERG DID NOT - HELP HIMSELF IN THE DEBATE. - BUT I DON'T TNK ADS ARE NOW - HAVE GET YOU VOTES. - AND FINALLY ON WARREN, I THINKM - THE GLASKS ARE CLEAR. - SHE HAD A HUGE EDUCATION GAP. - AND PEOPLE WHO SUPPORTED HER - WERE COLLEGE EDUCATED PEOPLE SAW - THIS VERY SMART PERSON WITH A - LOT OF PLANS WHO TAUGHT AT - HARVARD LAWSCHOOL. - SHE GREW UP IN OKLAHOMA. - GET HAT SIDE OF HER DIDN'T - OUT.AND GENUINELY WHEN YOU MEET, - SHE DOES SEEM LIKE A VERY SMART - HARVARD LAW PROFESSOR. - AND A LOT OF PEOPLE DIDN'T - RELATE. - JUDY: PIVOTING TO THE CHALLENGES - THAT BIDEN AND SANDERS FACE. - MICHIGAN COMINGP NEXT TUESDAY. - DAVID JUST RAIDS IT. - WHAT ARE THE CHALLENGES THAT - BERNIE SANDERS AND JOE BIDEN - HAVE RIGHT NOW? - >> WELL, JOE BIDEN, FIRST OF ALL - IS JUDY. - AND IT'S A CHALLENGE. - AND THAT IS TO SIT DOWN AND TELL

- THE AMERICAN PEOPLE IN TWO - MINUTES WITHOUT MENTIONING YOUR - OPPONENT'S NAME WITHOUT - MENTIONING BERNIE SANDERS OR - DONALD TRUMP WHY I SHOULD BE - PRESIDEN OF THE UNITED STATES. - JOE BIDEN HAS TOLD US THAT HE'S - NOT DONALD TRUMP AND THAT HE'S - NOT BERNIE SANDERS. - BUT I'M NOT SURE THAT ANYBODY - REALLY HAS AN UNDERSTANDING WHAD - A PRESIDENCY WOULD BE - WE SAW THE LIMITS OF A NOT - DONALD TRUMP CAMPAIGN THAT T20. - SONK THAT'S THE FIRST - THING. - THERE HAS TO BE -- WHETHER IT'S - THE LIFT OF THE DRIVING DREAM OR - TWO THINGS HE WANTS TO GET DONE - IN HISIRST FOUR YEARS. - I THINK THAT'S NECESSARY. - JUDY: LET ME INTERRUPT YOU. - HAS JOE BIDEN DONE THAT? - RY AGREE WITH MARK. - HE'S GOT TO SAY THE TRUMPHE PEOE - -- PEOPLE WHO SUPPORT TRUMP - AND SANDERS DO IT FOR A REASON. - THEM. ING'S NOT WORKINFOR - BUT I'VE GOT AN ANSWER FOR YOU. - HE'S BASICALLY GOT SAY THAT WITO - A SETF SPECIFIC POLICIES. - >> AND BERNIE'S OBLEM -- I - THINK, IS A CONSTITUTIONAL - PROBLEMERSONALLY. - BERNIE DOESN'T LOOK FOR ALLIES. - YOU HAVE TO PASS A LITMUS TAPE.

- IT'S THE BERNIE BROS. - AND I JUST THINK -- HE'S NOT A - COALITION BUILDER - HE'S A LONE EAGLE. - HE'S A LONE WOLF. - THAT'S HIS STRENGTH AND HIS - GREATEST LIABILITY. - JUDY: HE'S NOT REACHING. - >> I DO THINK THIS RACE TURNS IF - BIDEN LOOKS FRAIL REALLY GETS - CRUSHED IN E DEBATE. - IF IT'S GOING TO CHANGE IT'S - GOING TO BE O HE'S TO OLD FOR - IT. - JUDY WE WILL SEE. - BERNIE WON THAT PRETTY BIG LAST - TIME IN 201 - >> BERNIE IS DOING WELL THAN HE - DID FOUR YEARS AGO. - >> WE'LL SEE T ONSDAY AND - WEEKS AFTER THAT. - FINAL LIP AND VERY QUICKLY, I - CORONAVIRUIS SPREADING - AROUND THE WORLD. - IT IS SPREADING AROUND THE - COUNTRY. - EVERY FEW HOURS WE HEAR ABOUT C - ANOTHEY OR STATE. - HOW IS THIS PRESIDENT, THIS - ADMINISTRATION LEADING IN TERMS - OF -- INSTILLING CONFIDENCE IN - THE AMERICAN PEOPLE?

- >> WE HAD THE REPORT ON THENT - AT STORY THAT HAD SO FEW - PEOPLE GETTING TESTED THAT SEEMS - THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IS TO - GIVE OUT HONEST INFORMATION THAT - DOES NOT SEEM PDITICAL. - HIS HAPPENS TO BE AN AREA - OF GOVERNMENT WHERE WE HAVE VERY - QUALIFIED PEOPLE. - DEBBIE BRICKS HAS BEEN WITH AN - OBAMA APPOINTEE. - ANTHONY FAUCI. - COLLINS WA ANOTHER APPOINTEE. - PUT THOSE PEOPLE IN FRONT. - GET MIKE PENCE A DONALD TRUMP - F THE AIR BECAUSE IT SEEMS - HYPERPOLITICAL. - >> IT'S A TIME JUDE, JUDY, WHEN - YOU WANT THE PRESIDENT AND THE - LEADERS TO BEFU THOUG - REASSURING, FACT-BASE AND - INFORMATIVE. - WHATEVER DALD TRUMP'S - STRENGTHS ARE, IT'S NOT BASED ON - FACT-BASED. - IT'S NOT FACT ON THOUGHTFUL AND - MEASURED -- I MEAN, YOU SAW IT - IN HISNITIALNCLINATION. - IT'S A HOAX. - IT'S THE PRESS'S FAULT. - IT'S THE DEMOCRATS. - YOU KNOW, TO POLITICIZE IT. - AND -- AND SOMEHOW IT'S A THREAT - TO DOW JES, WHICH IS A THREAT - TO RE-ELECTION. - I MEAN, WE'LL NEVER G IO THE - PUBLIC HEALTH MATTER. - I THINK IT WOULD BE BETTER OFF

- WITHDRAWING AND LETTING OTHERS - SPEAK FOR THE -- FOR THE - COUNTRY. - JUDY: I MEAN, HE'S RAISED - ESTIONS, DAVID, ABOUT WHAT THE - MORTALITY RATE IS, HOW MANY - KITS. - INSLEE. RITICIZING GERNOR - >> IT'S OUT OF CONTROL. - IT'S LIKE AN UNWELL PERSON. - THIS IS THE MOMENT WHERE YOU - NEED THE CONFIDENCE THAT PEOPLE - HAVE THE HEALTH OF THE COUNT - AND NOT THEIR OWN POLITICAL - HEALTH. - JUDY: BUT THEY'RE NOT GOING - AWAY. - THE PRESIDENT AND THE VIC - PRESIDEN ARE GOING TO DON'T BE - ON TV EVERY DAY. - >> NO, BUT JUDY, YOU'RE ON TV. - BUT YOU'RE ON TV -- YOU'RESI - DISC THIS. - I MEAN, THE PROBLEM WH DONALD - I MEAN, TO A FRANCIS COLLINS OR - TO A TONY FAUCI OR TOEOPLE WHO - ACTUALLY KNOW BECAUSE THEIR NOT - MCARING HISSAGE. - YOU KNOW, I MEAN, I JUST REALLY - THINK HE HURTS HSELF BY DOING - IT. - YOU KNOW, IT'S ALMOST THE - KELLYANNE CONWAY COUNTER - INTUITIVE COUNTER FACTUAL OR

- WHAT WAS THAT PHRASE -- - JUDY: ALTERNATIVE FACTS. - >> THAT'S WHAT WE'RE DEALING - WITH NOW. - JUDY: MARK SHIELDS, DAVID - BROOKS, THANK YOU. - >> THANK YOU. - ♪ - JUDY: NEXT, THE HIGS AND L - OF A FAMOUS ROCK GROUP CALLED - THE BAND. - LED BY CANADIAN GUITARIST ROBBY - ROBERTSON. - THE STORY IS TOLD IN A NEW - DOFRMENTARY. - AND BROWN HAS THE STORY. - PART OF O ONGOING ARTS AND - CULTURE SERIES "CANVAS." - >> THE HONOR OOPENING LAST - FALL'S TORONTO INTERNATIONAL - FILM FESTIVAL WENT NOT TO A - SLASHY NEW HOLLYWOOD FILM BUT TO - THE DOCUMENTARY OE WERE - BROTHERS. - AND WHY NOT? - AT ITS HEART IS ROBBY ROBERTSON, - AOCAL BOY WHO MADE IT BIG - AFTER FIRST HEARING EARLY ROC - IN FLOL THE EARLY 1950'S. - >> WHEN THIS MUSIC CAME ALONGTH - WAS LIKE THAT'S IT THAT'S

- THE SOUND. - THAT'S THE FEELING. - THAT'S THE REBEL SPIRIT. - LET'S GO. - >> AT 15, HE WOULD JOIN E ROCK - ALL ACROSS NORTH ARICA. TOURING - A FEW YEARS LATER, HE WAS - PLAYING LEAD GUSITAR BOB DYLAN - WENT ELECTRIC. - >> HE OPENED SOME DOORS THAT WE - DIDN'T KNO WHAT WAS BEHIND - THOSE DOORS BEFORE. - THERE WAS A WAY HE COULD WRITE - YABOUT THINGS THAT NOBODROTE - ABOUT BEFORE. - ♪ - >> MOST OF ALL, HE WAS THE - LEADER FOR ONE OF THE MOST - BELOVED BAND CALLED SIMPLY THE - BAND. - BERTSON, DNKO, MANUAL, HUDSON,

- ALL CANADIAN AND LEVAN HELM,HE - ARKANSAS-BORN SINGER AND DRIVER. - WITH SONGS LIKE "UP ON CRIPPLE - CREEK." - THE BAND BROUGHT DISPARATE - INFLUENCES TO MAKE SOMETHING - NEW. - BRUCE SPRGSSTEIN RECALLS - HEARING "MUSI FROM BIG PINK." - THERE'S NO BAND THATZE EMPHA - COMING TOGETHER AND BECOMING - GREATER THAN THE SUM OF TIR - PARTS THAN THEIR BAND. - SIMPLYHEIR NAME, THE BAND, - THAT WAS IT. - >> AND WHEN MUSIC P FROM BIGK - CAME OUT, PEOPLE SAID WHAT IS - THIS? - >> YEAH. - >> WHERE DID THIS COME FROM? - THIS DOE'T FIT IN. - THIS ISN'T WHAT'S HAPPENING. - E ANDRE LIKE, THANK YOU. - THANK YOU. - >> THAT'SHAT YOU WANTED TO - HEAR. - >> OUR JOB IS NOT TO BEHAS - HAPPENING? - OUR JOB IS TO BE AS HONEST AS WE - CAN ABOUT THIS NOISE THAT WE'RE - MAKING.

- ♪ - >> IT ALL CULMINATED IN 1976 IN - SAN FRANCISCO WITH ONE OF ROCKS' - MOST RENOWNED CONCERTS THEBA - 'S LAST WALZ MADE INTO A - FILM BY MARTIN SCORSESE. - IT WAS MUSIC THAT CHANGED ITS - TIME. - BUT DANIEL ROAR THE DIRECTOR OF - "ONCE WERE BROTHE" AND THE - DIRECTOR FROM TORONTO IS JUST - 26. - HE SAID THE MUSIC HAS LIVED ON - FOR MANY IN HIS GENERATION. - >> I WOULD SAYHEOOL KIDS - KNOW THE BAND. - MUSIC IS TIMELESS. - PROJECT. DIME THIS - THESE GUYS WERE MYTHIC, LARGER - THAN LIFE. - YOU WATCHED "THE LAST WALZ" AND - THEY'RE JUST THE COOLEST, MOST - UYINCREDIBLE YOU KNOW, -- - THEY JUST OCCUPIED THIS MYTHIC - SPACE I ROCK 'N' ROLL HISTORY. - IN CULTURAL HISTORY. - WHAT CAME INTO FOCUS WHEN I MADE

- THE FILM IS THAT THESE ROCK 'N' - ROLL IDOLS OF MINE, THESE GUYS - THAT I WORSHIPPED, THEY WERE - JUST LIKE ME. - YOU KN, THEY WERE JUST LIKE, - YOU KNOW, FIVE GUYS TRY TO DO - THE BEST THEY COULD BATTING - THEIR INSECURITIES AND THEIR - DEMONS. - AND IT'S VERY CHALLENGE SKIRK - CIRCUMSTANCES TRYING TO NAVIGATE - SUCCESS. - ♪ - >> INDEED, THE BROTHERHOOD - DIDN'T LAST AMIDRU, ALCOHOL, - DEPRESSION, QUABBLES OVERDI - CTION, AND RESENTMENT BY - OTHER MEMBERS OF THE BAND BY - ROBERTSON WHO THEY CLAIM TOOK - TOO MUCH CREDIT INCLUDINGHEN - IT CAME TO COLLECTING SONG - A 1983 MEMOIR, LEVAN WROTE - HELM DIED OF THROLET CANCER. - HUDSON TOOK HIS OWN LIFE. - EDNKO STRUGITH ADDICTION - FOR YEARS AND DIED IN 1999 AT - AGE 56. - GARTH HUDSON IS THE ONLY OTHER

- SURVIVING BAND MEMBER. - ROBBIE ROBERTSON TOLD HIS SIDE - OF THE STORY IN HIS 20 SERVICE - MEMOIR, TESTIMONY. - THE BASIS FOR DANIEL'S NEW FILM. - >> I THINK IT'S A BITTERSWEET - STORY BECAUSE ULTIMATELY WE'RE - LEFT WITH THIS PHENOMEL BODY - WORK, THIS MUSIC THAT WILL - LIVE ON FOREVER. - BUT AT THE SAME TIME, THAT COMES - WITH THE AY MNY THAT WE SPOKE - TO EARLIER, AND THAT COMES WITH - THE BITTERNESS AND SADNESS AND - >> NOW 76, ROBERTSON HAS WRITTEN - MUSIC FOR MANY FILMS OFTEN - INCLUDING COMPOSING THE SCORE - FOR "THE IRISHMAN." - ♪ - AND HE RECENTLY RELEASED A NEW - ALBUM "CINEMATIC" HIS FIRST IN - EIGHT YEARS INCLUDING SONGS LIKE - "DEAD END KID." - THAT TELLS STORIES FROM HIS OWN - ♪ - >> EACH SONG IS LIKE LITTLE

- MOVIE. - AND SOME OF THEM ARE ABOUT -- - NOT ABOUT WHO I BROKE UP WITH. - BUT GROWING UP IN TORONTO AT ONE - TIME WHEN I WAS JUST GETTING - STARTED. - AND IAD THESE DREAMS. - AND I THOUGHT I'M GOING TO DO - THIS. - AND I THINK I COUHAT. - OH, IT WOULD BE GREAT TO GO OUT - IN THE WORLD. - AND I WANT TO WRITE SGS. - AND PEOPLE WERE LIKE WHAT? - OH, YOU'RE GOING TO BE - DISAPPOINTED. - THAT'S NOT GOING TO HAPPEN. - >> IT DID HAPPEN FOR ROBBIE - ROBERTSON ALONG WITH MUCH DRAMA - AND PAIN ALONG THE WAY. - THE FILM "ONCE WERE BROTHERS" - ROBBIE ROBERTSON AND THE BAND IS - NOW SHOWING AROUND THE COUNTRY. - FORHE PBS NEWSHOUR, I'M - JEFFREY BROWN. - ♪ - JUDY: GREAT MUSIC. - AND WE WILL BE BACK SHORTLY WITH

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