Well, we got a big hour. Lots to get to. Stock market doing okay, up a few hundred points.

We'll take a close look at the market a little later on.

The reason for the good news is, A, it looks like we'll be reopening the country bit by bit, step by step, starting May 1st.

Also, there's another drug or two that is looking very promising for treating

coronavirus, hydroxychloric when work and wonders, along with the Z-Pack and a couple other things.

It doesn't cure it, but it dramatically reduces the symptoms. And there have been massive case

studies where it's shown to be 99.3% effective in cases.

Joe Bartlett, what were you saying about that? The mayor says no events in May in New York,

but he's talking about June. Yeah, he says officially all events in May have been canceled,

and he highly doubts anything will happen in June either. What does that mean?

Events, parades? Like the, yeah, the Pride Parade is the June event, a couple of other things

that occur in June. There's not going to happen. No large events or gatherings in June.

All right. If you had no parades anymore, you know what? It doesn't bother me so much.

Frankly, if you live in Manhattan, those things are disasters.

They just screw up traffic and everything.

So what does it mean besides parades?

Well, large gatherings, affairs, that sort of thing.

Rally's concerts.

Oh, concerts.

Well, but thank God no more of those street fairs.

Those are the worst. They closed down the streets in Manhattan for these stupid street fairs those are the worst they closed down

the streets in manhattan for these stupid street fairs they do them all over now where they just sell

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