Hey welcome to a special new Eastern Time edition of Reliable Sources.

I'm Brian Stelter.

Ahead this hour, the Washington Post Executive Editor Marty Barron, one of the top newspaper

editors in the country.

Here what he's doing to stay on the pandemic story and protect his staff at the same time.

Plus, the platform that's connecting millions during the shutdown is now facing a lot of scrutiny.

Zoom's CEO will join me live for an exclusive interview. And later

Fox News fingerprints are all over the Trump White House's reaction to this

crisis. I will show you how to spot those fingerprints. Plus an interview with a New York Times

reporter who was diagnosed with COVID-19 and is now recovered Sarah Maslinear

coming up later this hour. The first leadership in crisis. This week President Trump was praised for his tone. He soberly

told the country that the great shutdown of 2020 is necessary because COVID-19

could claim the lives of 2.2 million Americans otherwise.

So let's take a quick look at what else he said and did this week,

as we consider his tone.

He celebrated the TV ratings for his briefings. He bragged about his popularity on

Facebook. He hyped up a drug despite concern about it from the government's top

doctors. That was at Saturday's briefing. You know what's happened at the briefings here?

They've been taking up more and more time and Trump has been taking up more and more time

than the task forces medical experts have been. And he is still getting lots of facts wrong

at these briefings.

One day he said scarves work better than masks.

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