The Todd Huff Show

Joe Biden has been accused of sexual assault by Tara Reade, a former Senate staff assistant. The mainstream media has basically been silent on the issue. The lack of coverage shown to this story shows the dishonesty and biased position by the media.

Several states around the country are looking into reopening their economies. Tara Reade has made sexual assault allegations against Joe Biden.

A representative from Michigan, Karen Whitsett, is being censored by her own party for going on record to thank President Trump. The media criticizes the President for "hoping" hydroxychloroquine can help in the fight against Covid19. Meanwhile, Joe Biden claims once he's elected president, he's going to cure cancer, diabetes and Alzheimer's. The media ignores all of his claims.

There are a handful of governors across the country that are moving forward to reopen their states for work. Some states as soon as tomorrow. President Trump has left those decisions up to each state's governors, but he does recommend proceeding with caution.

Today, we speak with April Bordeau, Executive Director of Care to Change - a full service counseling and mental health organization - about some of the challenges people are facing emotionally, psychologically and mentally through Covid-19.

The coronavirus has closed our economy for the better part of a month, but governors are planning to start reopening their respective states.

The state of California has used sand to fill in skate parks in Venice Beach to prevent people from using the park during the coronavirus pandemic. President Trump issued an executive order late Monday to suspend immigration into the U.S.

Everything is political in America, so it's not surprising that the pandemic is as well. Nancy Pelosi makes a bizarre appearance on Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace.

President Trump began to lay out his plan to reopen the country's economy. He said it will happen in phases and the governor's will take charge over their own states.

People are starting to push to reopen the economy. Business owners have been hit hard by the shutdown. Protests have started in Michigan as citizens are against Governor Whitmer's strict stay-at-home executive order.