It was a week like no other ever seen on Wall Street. The coronavirus crisis sending shock waves through the market, the economy, and our collective nerves.

The Dow seeing both its biggest point gain and its biggest point loss ever this week.

All told, the Dow drops 17 17% the worst week since 2008 and perhaps

this is the saddest and most incredible market stat that you will hear today. The Dow

now on pace for its worst month since 1931.

On that note, welcome everybody.

I am Brian Sullivan.

The market meltdown comes as Congress scrambles to launch a massive aid package to help millions of Americans who are likely

to either lose their jobs or a good portion of their incomes.

We're going to hear more about all of this in moments.

Senator Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania will be joining us live exclusively.

He has been inside the 11th hour negotiations on the hill.

We'll get answers on what the ultimate stimulus plan may look like and what aid packages are

likely to come and whether regulators

need to consider banning short-selling or reinstituting certain rules in the

near term. That big interview is ahead, but let's break down this historic week.

Joa Dami, Tim Seymour joining us in moments as well.

All right, a few hours ago we learned that a big Chicago firm, Ronan Capital, was unable

to meet its capital requirements.

This forced the Chicago Mercantile Exchange to invoke emergency rules and auction off its portfolio.

Gaiadami, we lost a few hundred points toward the last hour.

Do you think that news exacerbated the selling and do you believe there are more firms like

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