Hello everyone and welcome to Ammanpur. Here's what's coming up.

We lost precious time I think when the administration was engaged in a bunch of

happy talk. Top Democrat Adam Schiff joins me as Congress and the president grapple

with the coronavirus. Plus, Mexico's women on strike against femicide. They say their

government just ignores these brutal killings. And... These are the last people in the world we want to deport.

President George W Bush's former Solicitor General tells our Walter Isakson why he's going

to bat for America's dreamers. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Montpore in London.

President Trump and Congress are trying to hammer out a financial

package to stave off the worst of the coronavirus economic impact and of course

the effect on vulnerable workers. This week saw the steepest stock market drop in

more than a decade. Markets tanked around the world as governments struggled to

curb the panic and contain the virus. Italy is taking the unprecedented step of now telling all of its 60 million citizens to stay home.

A whole country in quarantine.

Could that ever happen elsewhere? Could it happen in the United States?

As Democrats got ready to try to reach a compromise with Republicans and the White House,

I spoke with Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Adam Schiff.

Congressman Schiff, welcome to the program.

Thank you, great to be with you.

I mean, of all the crises that you've all been grappling with of all the roller coaster in

politics and everything over the last several years did you ever think you'd get to

this point where a virus is literally melting markets and social conduct and everything.

I think we've always known that this was a possibility as we've seen over the last several years

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