It's Monday, April 20, 2020.

For those of you keeping count at home, that's 420-20.

It's a lot of 20s.

I'm Sean Ramas-Firham, and this is your coronavirus update from today.

Explained, over the weekend, President Trump and Vice President Pence continue to claim

all that these states have sufficient testing capability to start opening up and getting

back to business as usual.

A bipartisan group of governors basically responded, are you high?

Maryland's Republican governor Larry Hogan told CNN to say that governors have plenty

of testing and they should get to work on testing.

Somehow we aren't doing our job.

It's just absolutely false.

Virginia's Democratic governor Ralph Northam agreed, saying it's, quote, just, delusional.

The Paycheck Protection Program, or PPP, has run out of money.

That was part of the historic stimulus program Congress passed last month that included $349

billion to help small businesses.

Congress is very close to a $450 billion deal to replenish these loans.

And guess what's holding the money up?

A dispute over President Trump's handling of testing.

In other testing news, the FDA approved more than 90 antibody tests without vetting them

first.

According to the Washington Post, some of these are of dubious quality, which of course

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