Eurasia Group’s Ian Bremmer says we’re in the first Depression of our lifetimes and massive relief and subsidies are needed to get us through it. He joins us live with how much pain he sees ahead. Plus, we check back in with one luxury mall owner and operator since he started reopening some of his properties. He tells us how much foot traffic he’s seeing and which brands are doing better than others. And, Casinos are eager to reopen as they’ve watched their stocks sink over the past three months. When they do though, the things we’ve come to expect…slot machines, table games and buffets… may look and feel very different. We’ll have a closer look at the path forward for the industry.

A slew of policymakers have come out against the idea of negative rates in the past couple of days but the President likes the idea. We take a closer look at whether negative rates would do more harm than good to the U.S. Plus, the Fed is boldly going where it’s never gone before….the ETF market, specifically corporate bond ETFs. We’ll look at why this could help brighten economic prospects not just for Wall Street. And, the Cares Act encouraged mortgage servicers to give forbearance to anyone immediately, no questions asked. Turns out, they may have taken that guideline a little too far. We’ll tell you why.