Market performance has been under the microscope amid the Covid-19 outbreak, but how has bitcoin been faring? We break it down with some expert analysis. Plus, the healthcare sector is facing a new landscape in light of the coronavirus pandemic. We bring you a panel to analyze the rise of telehealth, and what the future holds.

After weeks in Coronavirus quarantine, CNN's Chris Cuomo, makes a big show of leaving his basement for the first time, says it's what he's been waiting for... but wasn't he out with his family on Easter Sunday? We discuss why the NY Times is blaming Russia for the spread of deadly illnesses throughout the world. Plus, we take a look at how the MSM loved when tone-deaf Pelosi showed off her stocked $25,000 freezer while millions across the U.S. are struggling to afford groceries.

With good reason, public discourse has focused on addressing and finally containing the Covid-19 pandemic. Now the focus is on devastated economies. We are in a recession. Will it morph into a depression? Will the recovery be a V, U, or an L?

CrossTalking with Pye Ian and Benjamin Powell.

Viruses, one of the most ancient inhabitants of our planet, have once again proven that we must take them seriously. What is the nature of viruses, and why are they there to mess with us? We asked John Nicholls, clinical professor of pathology at the University of Hong Kong, who’s been studying coronaviruses for 25 years.

Are frontline medical workers going to receive compensation for risking their lives during a pandemic? The ACLU and a police union may agree on something. Journalist Adryan Corcione joins us to discuss one important task: mapping the pandemic outbreak in prisons, America’s black sites.

US jobless claims have topped four million for yet another week, further obscuring the fate of the nation’s economy in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic. We analyze the soaring unemployment numbers and the state of the stock market. While these unemployment claims tick upwards, governments are working to improve stimulus measures. But is the money always going to the right people? We take a look at the state of stimulus as the novel coronavirus continues to ravage the global economy.

Larry talks with White House adviser Stephen Moore about the health of the US economy during the Covid-19 pandemic, including his warning of a surging jobless rate. And, he addresses his controversial statement about civil rights icon Rosa Parks.

The Alex Salmond Show speaks to two international experts about combating the coronavirus pandemic. Leading authority on intensive care treatment, Professor Hugh Montgomery of University College London, describes the reality on the front line in the battle against Covid-19 – and sends a message on necessary changes to modern lifestyle, once humanity emerges from the current crisis. And Cambridge University virologist Dr Chris Smith explains the difficulties and assesses the prospects of new drug treatments for Covid-19.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at how the ‘everything bubble’ that’s ballooned since the Fed began printing money with reckless abandon after the last crash has become the almost-everything bailout, as cronies and insiders receive trillions in credit from the Fed and funds meant for ‘small businesses.’ In the second half, Max interviews entrepreneur and former commodities analyst Josh Crumb about the bizarre situation in the oil market and explores how our financial system got us into this mess.

The White House is accused of stealing PPE supplies from states. Missouri is suing China. CIA whistleblower John Kiriakou joins us to discuss Trump using the pandemic to distract from war.