It's Tuesday, April 7, 2020, and for some inexplicable reason, Wisconsin is voting.

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

Wisconsin's Democratic governor, Tony Evers, issued an executive order on Monday to suspend

all in-person voting.

He was later overruled by the state's Supreme Court, which is controlled by conservatives,

and then later in the day, the Supreme Court of the United States, which is also controlled

by conservatives, weighed in to give the primary of five four go ahead.

And here we are, people in Wisconsin today had to choose between voting and dying.

And you know what, they still chose to vote.

More on Wisconsin in tomorrow's show.

The president's sideline, the guy who is going to keep an eye on him and literally trillions

of dollars of taxpayer stimulus, the acting inspector general for the Department of Defense,

Glenn Fine, was supposed to oversee how coronavirus relief got spent.

Now he's been replaced and Democrats are very displeased.

New York reported its highest single day death toll today, 731 deaths in 24 hours.

That came after two days where it looked like the death toll had plateaued.

Still, the governor said the rate of hospitalizations is falling and that the spread of the

virus is likely slowing.

Boris Johnson is still in intensive care.

He's on oxygen, but not a ventilator and his foreign secretary, Dominic Rob is pitching

in where he can.

Japan declared a state of emergency in its two biggest cities today after big jumps in

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