Tomorrow is about to be an unimaginably difficult day as tens of millions of Americans and

their spouses and their children and sometimes even elders and others in their family are going to be kicked off of their health insurance.

As you already know, 33 million Americans filed for unemployment last week,

but experts say the number of truly unemployed people is over 50 million people who've lost their jobs this month.

And tomorrow that means they'll have no health insurance. And tomorrow the

rent is due. I want to unpack and explain what comes next and what our leaders have to

do and what you're going to have to demand that they do.

This is Sean King and you are listening to

The Breakdown.

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Last week, 3.3 million people filed for unemployment insurance and some experts put

that total number of newly unemployed people at over 50 million.

Which means that many of you are in that number.

If you're listening to this podcast, you may very well be one of the people who've lost your job over the course of this past month.

And for those 50 million people and their families, tomorrow, April 1st,

is going to be the hardest day they've experienced in this pandemic so far. The rent is due.

And while a few cities have said that evictions will be stopped so that families won't simply be put

on the street. Most cities and most states have done no such things so your rent is due tomorrow.

Beyond that, without the rent actually being

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