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we have also put forward measures that will strengthen eei and help canadians. we recognize there is much more to do, we do not want any canadian to have to worry about whether or not they're going to be able to pay their rent. whether or not they are going to be able to buy groceries or care for their kids. or their elderly family members. we need to make sure that canadians have the options and the ability to follow the best public health advice and keep themselves safe. that is what we are focused on and we will be rolling out those measures in the coming days. the finance minister will make further announcements later today on concrete measures to support our economy. but further to that, in my conversation with my fellow g7 leaders, we have agreed it would be unfortunate agenda important for us to coordinate at a g7 level to impact the global economy we will continue to follow-up on those conversations in the coming days as well. >> are you considering direct financial payments to canadians or industries customer. >> we are looking at ways of helping canadi

eeis itas a full solution for this economic trouble or just a band-aid?olution, but it is seeas a good solid first step. you saw the market respond very favorably this week, although we were down today. but in in anticipation of thisl we saw a big rally. investors look that as a very od step. but they acknowledge they're going to have to see more. and you heard that from ngressional leaders. it's a $24 trillion economy. i tha $2 trillion bill. the economy has gone something close to zero. when you see these unemployment claims,on 3.3 mil people applied for unemployment this week. that's the biggest ever, and the previous record was in 1982. we are way past that. we're in uncharted territories d congress is beginning to get its arms around the size that it's dealing wit here. robert: manu, how close was the congressman of kentucky to scuttling this entire bill? >> well, he was close to delaying this a little bit further. nancy pelosi, the house speaker and the house republican leader, kevin mccarthy worked behi the scenes to prevent that from happening. wh

you are know,eei no doing whatever we can. >> all right. jake, thank you so much. please take good care. and thank you to our viewers on facebook as well. thank you for joining us for this new experimental interactive show. we'll be here every week day at 3:00 on air and on live stream, facebook live, abc7news.com and our app. stick around now for chaos perspective for coronavirus, the president issuing a order compelling gm to make ventilators. part of the defense production act is the president took aim at gm tonight, trying to force hem to act. the new statement them at this hour as doctors and nurses sound the alarm that they do not have enough masks. >>> inside an e.r. overflowing with patients. >>> new york's governor now warning the noufb cases doubling every four days and that we are still three week from the peak here. with other cities now seeing a surge in cases, parts of

over, the blank slate and at the national prayer breakfast , all arthur spoke who everyone knows from eei >> guest: harvard professor. >> host: one of the nicest guys. >> guest: columnist for the washington post. >> host: he stood upat the podium and said raise your hand if you love someone that you disagree with politically and most of the audience raised their hands but president trump didn't . >> guest: i am writing a column called missed opportunity. the thing about reconciliation is that the power comes from the person who feels that he or she has been offended. to extend forgiveness to the person who is guilty of the offense is as jesus said keeping coals of fire upon their head. now if the president really wanted to bomb nancy pelosi, it was the perfect opportunity. his speech was brilliant, it was wonderful and the president didn't even go down nancy pelosi sitting at the other end of the table. if he had gone down and just shook her hand, there would have been tears. that would have been one of the greatest symbols of reconciliation and forgiveness and arthur brooks said during h