Stocks rally as the government sounds slightly more optimistic on the spread of the virus, congress says more stimulus may be ahead, and some election uncertainty gets removed with Bernie Sanders suspending his campaign. So could the market be setting up for a bottom? We take a look. Plus, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin says “the money will be there” as demand for loans explodes. The CEO of Paychex joins us with a look at the flow they’re seeing and advice for businesses who are waiting for funds. And, the competition may be growing but it appears that Netflix has a solid grip on the streaming viewership. Just how big of a lead do they have? We have the numbers.

Stocks rallying on hopes that the coronavirus may start to level off soon but efforts to flatten the curve are taking a toll on the economy. We look at where we are and what we can expect from here for the economy and the markets. Plus, Larry Kudlow calls the small biz loan program a “monumental undertaking”, as application volume soars. We look at what the process has been like for small businesses. And, shares of Zoom fall as the backlash against the company grows. New York City now banning the technology platform for its schools over security concerns. We look at what went wrong.