While millions of Americans telework, the US defense industry remains open. Then, New York City is overwhelmed by the amount of people infected with Covid-19, and California has been impacted by unemployment and mortgages payments. The Tokyo Olympics have been postponed, but athletes and celebrities are getting tested for Covid-19 first.

Markets surged for a third day in a row despite a record number of US unemployment claims. Expert analysts join the show to break down how stock optimism remains high as a major stimulus bill is one step closer to reality. Plus, what exactly is in that stimulus bill that looks set to clear Congress? We break down how it will affect both business and workers in the US.

Naomi Karavani pilots the 200th episode of Redacted Tonight VIP. She opens the show with Lee Camp and Anders Lee on a panel. They discuss the coronavirus’ impacts around the world, some of the upsides of this economic downturn, the rise of eco-fascist logic, the census, and the return of Martin Shkreli. Naomi looks into the president’s responsibility for the extent of the pandemic and the race for a vaccine. Natalie McGill finishes off the show with a report on the first black woman known to have served in the US armed services: Cathay Williams. Williams enlisted in the 1860s.

With the Brexit border to be placed in the Irish Sea and political changes underway in the Republic, is it time for a fundamental reassessment of unionism? Alex interviews former Ulster Unionist leader Mike Nesbitt MLA, who believes that to survive, Unionists must urgently look for a new settlement. However, Democratic Unionist MP for Strangford, Jim Shannon MP, argues the line can still be held for the union, due to cross community support.

MadTV alum, Will Sasso, plays a bookie in the movie "Inside Game" based on a real life NBA gambling scandal.

Congress passes $2 trillion stimulus package while the search for the Covid-19 cure lingers on. Immigration attorney Allen Orr joins us to discuss how the coronavirus has affected immigration and ICE detention centers. India is the next to country to go on lockdown for 3 weeks. And the FBI’s new fitness app.

Mass layoffs among the travel industry induced by coronavirus concerns have shown large companies are prioritizing pouring money into stock buybacks rather than setting up emergency funds for their employees. Also, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is being sued for failing to close the beaches during this pandemic, as thousands of spring breakers continue to put themselves at risk. Plus, senators were found to be selling off stocks in DROVES, using apparent insider trading techniques to ‘get out’ before the coronavirus decimated Wall Street. RT correspondent Brigida Santos discusses how Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi is asking President Trump for an aid package to keep the popular ride-sharing service afloat. Legal journalist Mollye Barrows breaks down what state-mandated quarantines and shelter-in-place directives mean for Americans from a legal standpoint. What rights do and DON’T we have while on virtual house arrest?

Global markets continue to surge for the second day in a row on stimulus hopes and investor optimism, but is the growth here to stay? We analyze the state of the international economy and what the future has in store. Plus, as business continues to slump amid the Covid-19 outbreak, US businesses are lining up for a bailout, including some major titans of industry. In this episode, we take a look at Boeing’s plan for after the pandemic and what terms it may have to meet in order to reap the benefits.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy ask how it is that the US economy is 18 percent healthcare and yet not a medical mask or gown can be had? And is the danger from #Covid19 to the 49-year-old fiat currency system high enough to be fatal? In the second half, Max interviews macro investor, Dan Tapiero, about central bank and government intervention in the economy: can an exponential growth in the Fed’s balance sheet save us from an exponentially spreading virus? They also discuss gold and bitcoin in an era when central banks are losing control of their monetary system.

We all agree eradicating the coronavirus is vital to return to a semblance of a normal economy. But in the process, are we allowing many of our rights to be trampled on?

CrossTalking with LaDawn Jones, Julio Rivera, and Souraya Faas.