The battlefield is right here anyhow. We are fighting an invisible enemy and we are being led by

President Trump into this battle and it's tough. It's hard for all of us. I know we're all learning to

bathe from our homes, staying safe, staying healthy is the most important thing right now. And

ensuring that our fellow Americans will not contract the coronavirus is the reason why we're doing

this. But there's a lot of issues, a lot of questions and I know so many of you out there have

them because I have those questions too. I sit at home, I'm trying to every day trying to work with

my daughter during the week on her school assignments and sure that she's all caught up. And as we were

doing that, low and behold, Governor Northam here in Virginia extended basically this lockdown

until June 10th. And I was getting text messages from my friends and emails from the teachers

at school as well as emails from her friends, mothers and they were telling me, you know, like how can

we stay in touch? How can our daughters still communicate? It's just a totally new world.

And I feel for all of us because I'm right there with you, I'm sitting right there with you wondering

what does this all mean? What does this mean to small business? Now,

under Governor Northam's directive, according to this directive, even non-essential businesses can

stay open as long as there's 10 or less inside the business. So that's going to be a little different.

But they are asking that nobody leave their home unless it's essential. So a little bit of a conflict

there. What does it all mean? How are the small businesses going to survive this? We do know with the

$2.2 trillion package that was passed by Congress, which some people aren't too happy about. Others

are saying this is the only thing we can do to save our small businesses and thank God there's

something out there for small business owners and for regular Americans who are out there trying to

figure out how am I going to manage my life? You know, also really interesting and I don't mean to

walk away from the small business right now. But what about contractors? What about people that

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