retirement guru, host of the chris hogan show joins us now. chris, get right to it.ple are confused what to do with their 401(k)s. companies are trying to provide cash. people are trying to preserve cash. should they be altering what they put in their kay cases each month? >> liz, you hit the nail on the head, companies are trying to preserve cash i'm telling people, don't panic. you have to have a clear head to understand what you're trying to accomplish. if your job is stage, your income hasn't been affected you continue to invest. if your job is cut back, you lost hours, you will have to go into conserve mode. you will pause investing now to try to make ends meet. liz: okay. when you're looking to make ends meet, some people looking to pause that they can't make ends meet. the cares act, one of the important things put in here i thought was very interesting, allow people to withdraw $100,000 penalty-free, from the 401(k), from the retirement accounts, that includes eye as. should people tap into their retirement fun if they need financial help? i think you have to

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but first, let's bring in our financial gurus to dispense advice from steve o steve forbes and chris hoganradio talk show host, author, and personal finae expert. chris, you've been listening to the stories tonight from our business owners, new jersey, massachusetts, vermont, kind of focused on that part of the country, for no good reason, but those are places still subject to these pretty draconian lockdown orders. what do you do when you are in a situation like this? is it civil disobedience? is that lawsuits? order, just pray, at this point? >> well, laura, what you see with all three of these business owners are people that are fighting to survive. these business owners are very serious about their business. these aren't hobbies. this is how they are serving their constant number of customers, this is how they are providing for their families, so they need the opportunity to be able to push forward, and the road to recovery doesn't happen sitting in hiding, it's about us moving forward, clearly, and being aware, taking precautions. as the gentleman said come up north, they are doing ev

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dave ramsay, ken coleman, chris hogan answer your questions and we have a lot of good, smart questions for them to answer. we also have some special guests lined up as well. that's in our 11:00 hour. >>> let's get straight to your money. the market's going up again this morning, despite all that negative economic news. gary kaltbaum is with us. all right, gary, let's get right at it. you think we are going higher from here. correct? >> i think some areas are. look, every day for weeks we were inundated with what was shutting down. now every day we are inundated with what's opening up and that's what the market's reflecting. there was a big sea change this week. everything that was -- 85% of the market that was held down because nothing was opened up is now on the move. financials, cruise lines, airlines, housing, all popping this week. the repercussion is a lot of money is coming out of tech. we are now in a period where the nasdaq will underperform and the dow types will overperform based on the continuing opening up of america and every day right now is a better day when we hear news

chris hogan is with us, gary b. smith on what we have to see.adjustment will be for those who needed work and got work getting back, whether they are going to be relieved and there are going to be enough of them to make a difference in the economy. could be a long wait, right? >> well, it really could. here's the reality. we have had all the governors have had autonomy on their plan and what they were going to do. there's no uniform process for this. this pandemic is very real. but you and i both know that people definitely need to be safe and take precautions but we've got to get back to work. it's time for people to get out to be able to provide for themselves as well as their families so in order for this economy to get jump-started, businesses need to open. neil: so you know, lily, i'm wondering about that from the businesses that need to open, let's say you are lucky enough that you have been working from home and haven't lost your job, you haven't lost your propensity to spend because of amazon, and walmart online, if sales are any indicat

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committee chaired by lisa blunt rochester, mary garcetti, cynthia hogan who helped me right the women's act and is a very competent lawyer, chris dodd. they're going to be thoroughly looking a the a lot of qualified candidates, but when it comes to the vice presidency, looking for someone to be a partner in progress who is sympatico and ready to be president on day one. i said there are many women with the experience and the background to do that job and that includes women of color. but i believe we should have a government again, i'll say it again, that reflects the nation in choosing a woman for vice president is the beginning of that process. look, i just -- if we hadn't had the circumstances that occurred last election, we'd have a woman president now. i'd be out campaigning for the reelection of hillary clinton. >> let me ask you this. you and i in many meetings that you and president obama had around criminal justice eissues i remember when we dealt with the aftermath of trayvon and the obama/biden administration commuted more sentences of any presidents in decades of people that had been unfairly sentenced to long stene

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