DAMN!! How will HISTORY look back on Trump, Fox News & all his supporters during Coronavirus & AFTER he leaves office? UPDATE: Trump WON
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CNN's Wolf Blitzer: 'It's clear that the doctors scared Trump telling him 2.2 million people could die'
CNN's Wolf Blitzer brought on resident fact-checker Daniel Dale to explain why President Donald Trump's press conference Sunday was filled with statements that attempted to rewrite history. "A lot of this was inaccurate," said Dale. "There were two remarkable moments where the journalist recited...
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CNN’s Wolf Blitzer: ‘It’s clear that the doctors scared Trump telling him 2.2 million people could die’
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CNN’s Wolf Blitzer brought on resident fact-checker Daniel Dale to explain why President Donald Trump’s press conference Sunday was filled with statements that attempted to rewrite history.
“A lot of this was inaccurate,” said Dale. “There were two remarkable moments where the journalist recited Trump’s own word, and he denied what he said. First is PBS’s Yamiche Alcindor who said that he had said on Fox News that he did not believe the governors, such as the governor of New York, actually needed the amount of equipment they said so. And he responded, ‘I didn’t say that,’ and he attacked her for being threatening and for not being nice. His denial is false. Our own Jeremy Diamond recited his own words, and he denied saying that. We have been accurately quoting him. He said in that answer, ‘Well, I don’t call myself, but I don’t tell Mike Pence not to call.’ On Friday he said, ‘I say to Mike, don’t call the governor of Washington or Michigan.’ This is a contradiction of what he said on camera, and we heard.”
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Blitzer noted that there were other false statements Trump made, including an attack on CNN that their ratings were low. Blitzer said that their ratings have been higher this month than they have been in years.
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Dale also noted that Trump seemed to blame the CDC test problems on something that had been done by the previous administration. Last week, Trump aides has outright said that the Obama administration had left the White House without supplies for these test kits. Coronavirus didn’t exist until Nov. 2019. Trump has been in office for three years; it’s unclear why nothing has been done in that time if he identified a problem.
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CNN’s senior political analyst Gloria Borger noted that this isn’t the first time she’s seen Trump “develop these half-baked ideas.”
“Ranging from the New York Potential quarantine, after he talked to the governor of Florida. Talking about opening the country up on Easter… and in each instance, of course, he cannot admit he made a mistake. Today he said, when he was talking about Easter, it was ‘aspirational.’ He did not say it was aspirational. He said he would love to do it. And when the president of the United States says that the doctors clearly went crazy about it. Can you imagine what they had to go through sitting in a room trying to present the president of the United States with this evidence, by the way, that he should have had last week when he made that pronouncement or idea or threw it out there. You don’t just throw out ideas in a pandemic when you’re president of the United States.”
Blitzer went on to note that it’s clear the doctors scared the president by telling him that if measures weren’t taken, 2.2 million people could die.
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New York senator explains to Trump why healthcare workers are not hoarding or lying about masks
President Donald Trump alleged that the hospitals asking for more ventilators and masks are asking for such an astounding amount that he is concerned they were hoarding or worse. "How do you go from 10 to 20 to 300,000 masks? Where are the masks going, are they going out the backdoor?" Trump...
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Trump falsely claims he never told Mike Pence 'don’t call the woman in Michigan'
President Donald Trump attacked a CNN reporter for asking about his statement at a press conference last week. Trump said that he doesn't call people who don't appreciate the work he's doing for them. He then confessed that he told former Vice President Mike Pence that he also shouldn't call...
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#TrumpGenocide trends as Americans grow increasingly frustrated with president’s coronavirus failures
As America crossed the grim milestone of 2,000 coronavirus deaths, President Donald Trump was harshly criticized on Twitter for his handling of the health and economic crises.Frustration with the president was prominent on Twitter, with the hashtag #TrumpGenocide trending nationwide.Here's some...
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Washington state nurses share shocking stories from their war against coronavirus
by Ken Armstrong and Vianna DavilaNurses at one hospital in southeastern Washington state have alleged that, amid the COVID-19 pandemic, they were ordered by supervisors to use one protective mask per shift, potentially exposing themselves to the novel coronavirus.At another hospital, just east...
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‘His incompetence will cost lives’: Joe Biden goes after Trump on coronavirus in new 2020 campaign ad
Former Vice President is continuing to campaign for president in spite of the COVID-19 pandemic hitting America.On Saturday, Biden went after Trump on the issue of coronavirus testing."Where are the tests, Mr. President?" Biden asked.Biden followed up with an online video warning that lives will...
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The internet is wondering if Fox News' Jeanine Pirro was drinking before her Saturday night show
UPDATE: According to a statement from a Fox News spokesperson: "Jeanine Pirro was broadcasting from her home for the first time when she encountered several technical difficulties which impacted the quality of her show, including the loss of a teleprompter. As we have previously said, we are...
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Trump ignored advice to tell country the coronavirus pandemic was 'bad and could get very worse' in early March: report
According to a day-by-day examination of the White House efforts to get up to speed on dealing with the growing coronavirus pandemic that has now brought the country to an almost complete standstill, Politico reports that Donald Trump was advised in early March to warn the public things were...
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it’s incredible that a man who has spent his adult life trying to get in front of a camera can sound so stupid. Everyone else sounds Intelligent.
NYU dean is slammed for sending students a video of herself dancing after denying tuition refunds
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NYU Tisch dean is slammed for sending students a video of herself dancing to REM's 'Losing My Religion' when they demanded their $58,000 tuition money back after classes were cancelled
PUBLISHED: 13:23 EDT, 29 March 2020 | UPDATED: 17:07 EDT, 29 March 2020
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The dean of NYU's Tisch School Of The Arts is facing backlash after sending aggrieved students a video of her dancing to R.E.M's 'Losing My Relgion' after they demanded a partial reimbursement of their $58,000 tuition.
Hundreds of NYU arts students demanded a partial tuition refund when spring classes were moved online amid the coronavirus outbreak.
The pandemic - which has killed 32,000 and infected 600,000 - resulted in universities across the U.S. scrambling to put lesson plans online as physical classes were cancelled.
Instead, Dean Allyson Green sent a video of her dancing in an email explaining that she doesn't have the authority to reimburse tuition.
She added that it's currently 'challenging' for schools to give students' money back at the moment, NBC News reported.
Student Michael Price shared the video on Twitter, calling the response 'embarrassing' and tone deaf.
'The Dean of Tisch sent this as an attachment to the email saying they won't give us our money back. Embarrassing,' he wrote.
The video shows Green dancing in what appears to be an office space while mouthing the words of the song.
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Price added: 'This was not an accident, this was her sort of way of trying to reach out to the student body.
'There’s a feeling amongst the students, Tisch specifically, that we are being cheated out of something, so everyone thought it was really ridiculous and tone deaf.
'She’s not answering any of our questions and it’s just her dancing to "Losing my Religion."
'I am personally upset that we are being denied access to this equipment and facilities and still being charged the same amount for what is admittedly by the university a lower quality education.'
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Eli Yurman wrote an open letter to Green (pictured) following the video's release and asked 'what the f*** is this?'
A year's tuition at Tisch reportedly costs around $58,552 a year, which costs more than school's $51,828 general tuition and is just under Columbia University's $59,000 price tag.
Students have since taken to social media to blast Green for the video and one student, Eli Yurman, shared an open letter criticizing the video.
With the title 'An Open Letter to Tisch Dean Allyson Green: Please Stop,' Yurman wrote: 'Students argue that remote classes cannot possibly serve as an adequate replacement for classes that necessitate a physical presence in the room (like acting classes, or dance classes, or film projects, or etcetera).
'We here at NYU Local would just like to say: what the f*** is this? We get it. You’re stressed. It’s a stressful time. People are mad, a lot of them at you. But what the f*** are you doing?'
A petition has also been created by students to fight for tuition reimbursement. It has 3,500 signatures so far.
Green has since said the video was 'misunderstood' and the intent was never 'frivolous' or 'disrespectful' in a statement.
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She wrote: 'The focus of my career as a performer, choerographer, and dance educator, and my most authentic mode of expression, has always been dance. In the video, I shared the song with which I have welcomed first-year students to the Tisch School of the Arts for the past eight years.
'It is a piece that -- as I explained in the accompanying email -- speaks to frustration and disappointment, and that helped see me through the loss of 30 friends to AIDS -- another difficult period for artists
'What I meant to demonstrate is my certainty that even with the unprecedented hardships of social distancing and remotely-held classes, it is still possible for the Tisch community to make art together, and that all the artists in our school will find ways to remain closely connected even as circumstances challenge us.'
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Still, others continue to hit back at the video on and received national attention.
Actress Rachel Bloom, a Tisch School Of The Arts almuma, lambasted Green on Twitter.
'Give students refunds now. As an alumnus, I am ashamed to say this is my Alma Mater. Stop buying up real estate and start treating your students and their parents with some respect and empathy,' she wrote.
Saturday Night Live write and alumna Anna Drezen also spoke out and advocated for partial refunds.
'It’s already borderline immoral to take $80,000 a year from people in exchange for the promise of a career in pretending, but it’s very immoral when those pretending classes don’t even happen in person.
'[NYUTischSchool] - do the least-worst thing and grant partial refunds.
The school has said refunds will not be given to students.
The battle between students and Tisch administration as New York became a coronavirus epicenter in the U.S.
There are an estimated 59,513 cases and at least 965 deaths in the state. In New York City alone, there are a staggering 33,786 cases and 678 deaths.
On Sunday, Dr Deborah Birx, the White House's coronavirus response coordinator, said that new coronavirus hotspots - including New Orleans and Detroit - could be worse than New York City.
'Every metro area should assume that they will have an outbreak equivalent to New York,' said Birx during a NBC News inverview.
Birx has said that the White House task force anticipates challenges in areas that have not yet seen widespread outbreaks.
She said the Trump administration is working hard to push supplies such as ventilators out to affected areas to prevent hospitals from becoming overwhelmed - as many across the country are already complaining of dangerous shortages.
'Hospitals are so busy taking care of the people who are ill, they can't be spending time doing inventory,' Birx said. 'We need to help and support that.'
'The sooner we react and the sooner the states and the metro areas react and ensure that they have put in full mitigation ... then we'll be able to move forward,' she added.
Trump announced Saturday that he may place a quarantine on New York due to its place as a coronavirus hotspot, but later settled for a travel advisory
On the recommendation of the White House CoronaVirus Task Force, and upon consultation with the Governor’s of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, I have asked the [CDC] to issue a strong Travel Advisory, to be administered by the Governors, in consultation with the Federal Government,' Trump tweeted on Saturday from the White House.
NYU dean is slammed for sending students a video of herself dancing
The dean of NYU's Tisch School Of The Arts sent a video of her dancing to R.E.M's 'Losing My Religion' in response to student's asking for partial tuition refunds
NYU Tisch dean is slammed for sending students a video of herself dancing to REM's 'Losing My Religion' when they demanded their $58,000 tuition money back after classes were cancelled
- Students at NYU's Tisch School Of The Arts are seeking partial tuition refunds due to remote learning amid the outbreak
- Dean Allyson Green attached a video of her dancing to an email explaining students would not receive reimbursements
- Students are outraged by the response, calling it 'tone deaf' and 'embarrassing'
- Petition to grant tuition reimbursement has been created by students
- Green said the video wasn't meant to be 'frivolous' or 'disrespectful'
- NYU Tisch School Of The Arts has not said they will refund students
- Schools across the U.S. closed due to the coronavirus pandemic
- In New York City alone, there are a staggering 33,786 cases and 678 deaths
- Coronavirus symptoms: what are they and should you see a doctor?
PUBLISHED: 13:23 EDT, 29 March 2020 | UPDATED: 17:07 EDT, 29 March 2020
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The dean of NYU's Tisch School Of The Arts is facing backlash after sending aggrieved students a video of her dancing to R.E.M's 'Losing My Relgion' after they demanded a partial reimbursement of their $58,000 tuition.
Hundreds of NYU arts students demanded a partial tuition refund when spring classes were moved online amid the coronavirus outbreak.
The pandemic - which has killed 32,000 and infected 600,000 - resulted in universities across the U.S. scrambling to put lesson plans online as physical classes were cancelled.
Instead, Dean Allyson Green sent a video of her dancing in an email explaining that she doesn't have the authority to reimburse tuition.
She added that it's currently 'challenging' for schools to give students' money back at the moment, NBC News reported.
Student Michael Price shared the video on Twitter, calling the response 'embarrassing' and tone deaf.
'The Dean of Tisch sent this as an attachment to the email saying they won't give us our money back. Embarrassing,' he wrote.
The video shows Green dancing in what appears to be an office space while mouthing the words of the song.
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Price added: 'This was not an accident, this was her sort of way of trying to reach out to the student body.
'There’s a feeling amongst the students, Tisch specifically, that we are being cheated out of something, so everyone thought it was really ridiculous and tone deaf.
'She’s not answering any of our questions and it’s just her dancing to "Losing my Religion."
'I am personally upset that we are being denied access to this equipment and facilities and still being charged the same amount for what is admittedly by the university a lower quality education.'
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Eli Yurman wrote an open letter to Green (pictured) following the video's release and asked 'what the f*** is this?'
A year's tuition at Tisch reportedly costs around $58,552 a year, which costs more than school's $51,828 general tuition and is just under Columbia University's $59,000 price tag.
Students have since taken to social media to blast Green for the video and one student, Eli Yurman, shared an open letter criticizing the video.
With the title 'An Open Letter to Tisch Dean Allyson Green: Please Stop,' Yurman wrote: 'Students argue that remote classes cannot possibly serve as an adequate replacement for classes that necessitate a physical presence in the room (like acting classes, or dance classes, or film projects, or etcetera).
'We here at NYU Local would just like to say: what the f*** is this? We get it. You’re stressed. It’s a stressful time. People are mad, a lot of them at you. But what the f*** are you doing?'
A petition has also been created by students to fight for tuition reimbursement. It has 3,500 signatures so far.
Green has since said the video was 'misunderstood' and the intent was never 'frivolous' or 'disrespectful' in a statement.
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She wrote: 'The focus of my career as a performer, choerographer, and dance educator, and my most authentic mode of expression, has always been dance. In the video, I shared the song with which I have welcomed first-year students to the Tisch School of the Arts for the past eight years.
'It is a piece that -- as I explained in the accompanying email -- speaks to frustration and disappointment, and that helped see me through the loss of 30 friends to AIDS -- another difficult period for artists
'What I meant to demonstrate is my certainty that even with the unprecedented hardships of social distancing and remotely-held classes, it is still possible for the Tisch community to make art together, and that all the artists in our school will find ways to remain closely connected even as circumstances challenge us.'
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Still, others continue to hit back at the video on and received national attention.
Actress Rachel Bloom, a Tisch School Of The Arts almuma, lambasted Green on Twitter.
'Give students refunds now. As an alumnus, I am ashamed to say this is my Alma Mater. Stop buying up real estate and start treating your students and their parents with some respect and empathy,' she wrote.
Saturday Night Live write and alumna Anna Drezen also spoke out and advocated for partial refunds.
'It’s already borderline immoral to take $80,000 a year from people in exchange for the promise of a career in pretending, but it’s very immoral when those pretending classes don’t even happen in person.
'[NYUTischSchool] - do the least-worst thing and grant partial refunds.
The school has said refunds will not be given to students.
The battle between students and Tisch administration as New York became a coronavirus epicenter in the U.S.
There are an estimated 59,513 cases and at least 965 deaths in the state. In New York City alone, there are a staggering 33,786 cases and 678 deaths.
On Sunday, Dr Deborah Birx, the White House's coronavirus response coordinator, said that new coronavirus hotspots - including New Orleans and Detroit - could be worse than New York City.
'Every metro area should assume that they will have an outbreak equivalent to New York,' said Birx during a NBC News inverview.
Birx has said that the White House task force anticipates challenges in areas that have not yet seen widespread outbreaks.
She said the Trump administration is working hard to push supplies such as ventilators out to affected areas to prevent hospitals from becoming overwhelmed - as many across the country are already complaining of dangerous shortages.
'Hospitals are so busy taking care of the people who are ill, they can't be spending time doing inventory,' Birx said. 'We need to help and support that.'
'The sooner we react and the sooner the states and the metro areas react and ensure that they have put in full mitigation ... then we'll be able to move forward,' she added.
Trump announced Saturday that he may place a quarantine on New York due to its place as a coronavirus hotspot, but later settled for a travel advisory
On the recommendation of the White House CoronaVirus Task Force, and upon consultation with the Governor’s of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, I have asked the [CDC] to issue a strong Travel Advisory, to be administered by the Governors, in consultation with the Federal Government,' Trump tweeted on Saturday from the White House.
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NYU dean is slammed for sending students a video of herself dancing after denying tuition refunds
NYU dean is slammed for sending students a video of herself dancing
The dean of NYU's Tisch School Of The Arts sent a video of her dancing to R.E.M's 'Losing My Religion' in response to student's asking for partial tuition refunds
Damn! Cac bitch attached the vid to the denial email. The cac is cold-blooded.
Fox and the news used in the same sentence should be illegal.
Bill is a smart dude that people don't listen to, damn shame.
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Pelosi drops the mic on Trump over his COVID-19 pandemic failures: ‘As the president fiddles, people are dying’
Appearing on CNN’s “State of the Union” with host Jake Tapper, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) was unsparing in her criticism of Donald Trump and spoke bluntly of his failures to deal with the coronavirus pandemic. “First let me say how sad it is that ever since the president’s signing of the...
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The internet is wondering if Fox News' Jeanine Pirro was drinking before her Saturday night show
UPDATE: According to a statement from a Fox News spokesperson: "Jeanine Pirro was broadcasting from her home for the first time when she encountered several technical difficulties which impacted the quality of her show, including the loss of a teleprompter. As we have previously said, we are...
Smh, what about all those people who love their employer based insurance?
Do they get to keep their beloved employer insurance since they got fired?
