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JUST IN: Pres. Trump said "some people would like to see New York quarantined," adding: "There's a possibility that sometime today we'll do a quarantine—short-term two weeks on New York, probably New Jersey, certain parts of Connecticut."
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Coronavirus hotspots have begun to pop up across the country. On “This Week” Sunday, @MarthaRaddatz speaks with @GovMurphy and @JohnBelforLA , the leaders of two hard-hit states, about how they’re responding to the crisis.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says health care workers are expressing concern over PPE use guidelines set forth by CDC: "If we believe the CDC guidelines don't protect health care professionals, then we will put our own guidelines in place."
SUNDAY: @MarthaRaddatz goes one-on-one with: @GovMurphy @JohnBelforLA @larry_kudlow PLUS voices from the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic AND analysis from @DrJAshton , @TomBossert , @RebeccaJarvis and @jonkarl . See it all on @ThisWeekABC
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Sen. Ron Johnson says charges against Pres. Trump are "pretty thin gruel" and Speaker Nancy Pelosi's decision to withhold the articles of impeachment is "bizarre." "They had to rush to this impeachment vote and then all of a sudden she's sitting on it."
Father of Parkland victim slams NRA videos: "If this was put out by a terrorist organization, we would be raising the terror threat level in this country. Why are we letting this lobby have anything to do with DC? I don't understand it!"
Univision anchor Jorge Ramos shares a message in Spanish ahead of #DemDebate : "I am telling Latinos that despite the fact that we are facing difficult times, this is our country, too"
@POTUS : "There's a big chunk of our citizenry that feels...they're not being treated the same. And that hurts."
JUST IN: "I'm not going to get into hypotheticals," Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says when asked if it's appropriate to condition Ukraine aid on political investigation after Mick Mulvaney's comments. @GStephanopoulos : "Except it's not a hypothetical"
Hugging a child, Rep. John Lewis vows action to stop practice of family separation. "Just tell me whatever you want me to do. I will go to the borders. I'd get arrested again. If necessary, I'm prepared to go to jail."
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