Hey, I'm Sean Ramisfer and this is a coronavirus update from today's explain for Monday, March 23, 2020.

It's been a hectic 24 hours for the Olympics.

Yesterday, the head of the International Olympic Committee said that the IOC had ruled out

canceling the games, but was open to postponing them.

Shortly thereafter, Canada and Australia became the first two countries to say they would

not send athletes to Tokyo if the games went ahead and scheduled.

Then this afternoon, IOC veteran Dick Pound told USA Today that the games would be postponed

until 2021 with the details to be figured out in the next month.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau got mad today.

He said in a press conference, we've all seen the pictures online of people who seem to

think they're invincible.

Well, you're not.

Enough is enough.

Go home and stay home.

We threatened to use law enforcement to enforce the rules if necessary.

President Trump seemed mad today too.

He all caps.

Tweeted this is why we need borders.

Exclamation point.

The United States Senate failed to agree on what's now a $2 trillion stimulus package that

would shore up the country during the coronavirus crisis.

The crux of the disagreement appears to be a $425 billion fund.

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