Marketwatch.com reporter Andrew Keshner discusses what he found while researching for his recent article about the “stimulus payments”, which started going out this week. His column provides advice on how to most effectively spend (or save) the money.

Washington Post columnist Henry Olsen assesses the political aspect of the coronavirus crisis and why that affects all Americans. He discusses the economic response and the politization of the situation.

Terence Jeffrey, editor in chief for the conservative CNS News outlet, discusses the many government orders around the nation that have closed churches and other houses of worship in response to coronavirus fears.

Former federal prosecutor Sidney Powell discusses why she's accusing the entire federal criminal justice system - including prosecutors, the Department of Justice, the FBI, and judges - of being corrupt.

Her new book is called Conviction Machine.

Powell is now the attorney for former National Security Advisor General Michael Flynn.

Bankrate.com Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Analyst Greg McBride discusses two of their recent surveys.

In addition to finding out how Americans are responding to the economic downturn in the "coronavirus economy", McBride has advice on several aspects of personal finance.

BBB investigator/spokesperson Rebecca Phoenix, who works out of their St. Louis office, updates us on the scams they are seeing now. These include high tech, voice-cloned voicemails that sound like a relative or boss, directing you to send money somewhere.

She also discusses scams they are seeing designed to capitalize on coronavirus fears.

Thomas B. Fordham Institute President Michael Petrilli discusses the new book he co-edited, How To Educate An American.

The book is a collection of conservative and libertarian thinkers' essays on ways to improve our nation's approach to education and teaching citizenship.

The R Street Institute's Lars Trautman discusses his recent op-ed, "It’s Not Anti-Law-And-Order To Back Prosecutorial Reform".

You can see the piece here: https://www.rstreet.org/2020/02/26/its-not-anti-law-and-order-to-back-prosecutorial-reform/

Former Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker (R) addresses the response to the coronavirus outbreak in the US.

This was recorded prior to the major outbreaks in several US cities.