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magazine and inc.com. we are here to talk about the paycheck protection program. thank you for joining us. explain the paycheck protection program. give us a status report on how this part of the new law is doing. guest: good morning. thanks so much for having me on. the paycheck protection program, right now, there is money available for businesses who need it. what it allows is to get a loan backed by the fda that will allow you -- the sba that will allow you to pay your employees potentially while your business is still closed. the first round of money for that program was $349 billion, and it ran out just after under two weeks. it was about 13 days. however, the second round of money, we believe there is still about $100 billion left. a lot of people think the program is over or that it is not available to them, but for business owners for whom this is a good solution, to being able to keep their employees on, there is still money available and they should apply if they think it will work for them. host: what did you learn in part one of this program? worked a

host: joining us today is kimberly weisul, editor at large for inc.com.

host: joining us today is kimberly weisul, editor at large for inc.com.are here to talk about the patient protection program. explain the paycheck protection program and give us a status report on how this part of the new law is doing. guest: thanks for having me on. the paycheck protection program, right now, there is money available for businesses who need it. what it allows is a loan backed by the fda that will allow you to pay your employees potentially while your business is still closed. the first round of money for that program was $349 billion, and it ran out just after under two weeks, about 13 days. the second round of money, we believe there is still about $100 billion left. a lot of people think the program is over or that it is not available to them, but for business owners for whom this is a good solution for being able to keep their employees on, that is no money available, and they should apply if they think it will work for them. host: what did you learn in part one of this program? what needs improvement? guest: part one of the program c

magazine and inc.com. we are here to talk about the paycheck protection program. thank you for joining us. explain the paycheck protection