It's Tuesday, April 28th, and they are now officially more than 1 million COVID-19 cases

in the United States.

I'm Sean Rahm Esferm, and this is your coronavirus update from today explained.

Testing remains the biggest barrier between where we are and where we'd like to be in this

country.

On Monday, the President said the United States would double testing, but it looks like

double of not nearly enough is still just not nearly enough.

The President appears to be doing everything in his power to keep the B in BLT, according

to Bloomberg.

The news outlet, not the billionaire President Trump, is expected to invoke the Defense

Production Act in order to mandate meat production plants.

They open and supply Arbis with all those crucial meats, I guess.

This comes after factory shutdowns and mounting reports of plant worker deaths due to COVID-19.

Apparently, the government plans to guarantee additional protective gear for employees, but

unions and activists are not happy.

Some are going as far as to call the plan.

A death sentence will talk more about the nation's food supply on tomorrow's show.

Treasury Secretary Stephen Mnuchin says that large companies getting more than $2 million

from the small business bailout fund will be audited and could face criminal liability.

His announcement comes after a public outcry about big old companies like Shake Shack and

the Los Angeles Lakers benefiting from the program to be fair both Shake Shack and the

Lakers have said they will return the money they got.

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