Hi, I'm C. NBC producer Katie Kramer, one of the voices behind the

the CNBC Podcast Squack Pot. In these times of uncertainty, we want to make sure

we're bringing you, our listeners, as much information as possible as quickly as we can.

That's why we're sharing with you now a CNBC Special Report, markets in turmoil.

Listen in. I'm Sarah Eisen on day 152 of the coronavirus crisis.

Stocks and another strong month even as the president talks tough on China.

We will be today terminating our relationship with the World Health Organization.

The world needs answers from China.

The President cuts ties with the World Health Organization

and takes a harder stance on China. That caps off the Dow's best week in the last seven.

But stocks keep going up, even as spending dries up.

That is the largest drop on record. And savings go up. When will it hit the

economy? This CNBC special report starts right now. Here's Sarah Eisen.

Good evening and good to have you with us this Friday night. We begin with the latest out of DC

following a news conference with President Trump this afternoon where he ratcheted up the rhetoric

on China and the World Health Organization.

Let's go to Kayla Tauschi in Washington.

Kayla.

Sarah, the White House took an opportunity to redouble its hard line on China by very

clearly outlining some policy positions that have been telegraphed by previous administration

officials in recent weeks.

In a policy package unveiled today, the President said the U.S. would be revoking visas for students

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