shawn is here from lakeland, florida now. good morning, shawn. caller: yes, good morning. i want to talk about the forgotten demographic, the non-essential worker who is a non-custodial parents. if you owe child support, you don't get a stimulus check. so if you're a non-essential worker that's on child support, you are getting charged every week. f you're in florida like i am, i mean, i am an essential worker, i'm working. but it's people that aren't working that are paying child support, that are trying to file unemployment. unemployment has at least a five-week backlog. so it's going to be six weeks before you even get a check. so in those six weeks that you're not getting anything, who knows how long you've been out of work? you could have been out of work three weeks ago. host: shawn, what kind of work do you? caller: i have two jobs and. i work at a food warehouse and at dollar store. host: what are conditions like the workplace? how are you protecting yourself and what's the level of concern that you have and your colleagues have right now? caller: it really depends

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host: jonathan, lakeland, florida. caller: i have a friend from italy and she is here on a visitor visa. is homeland security going to waive the expiration date on her visa because of flight cancellations? it's crazy. the government, you can't even get in touch with the government agency. inc. you. host: camila dechalus. 18, u.s. ds march has announced they have closed field offices and have continued to postpone when they're going to open field offices. as of right now, it is unclear when they will open. other people applying for visas, it just takes -- they have been recommending for people to do different processes. it depends on what the individual's cases. ony have issued guidance waiving requirements. i know they have postponed certain asylum appointments. they have had to reschedule. on a case-by-case basis how they pieces orto process respond to delays. fort worth, texas. yes.r: i was calling to say that we in this state of texas need these people across the border because we supply a lot of food to this countr

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over at lakeland over at fox and they said that fox is a danger to public health presenting misinformation on the coronavirus you who i hear is lionel on the left that are better predicting legal action former clinton administration official michael bromwich who represented the cabin or accuser christine place before and by the way andrew mccabe said it can lead to a legal bloodbath and you have vanity fair's gave sherman saying that they're scared over there at fox news so. i mean i know why they're doing this and i know that someone's going to file this in court but what what what what is the what are the chances that they could actually harm or damage aside from the reputation of fox news the entity that is fox news. none the only chance they have to worry about it is perhaps sanctions being leveled against them for filing spurious claims look let's talk about what this is is there 1st issue is there a cause of action for a news organization to give information which is negligent now i don't want to play around with what is is is mean and all that but a live for example has been defined

shawn is here from lakeland, florida now. good morning, shawn. caller: yes, good morning. want to talk about the forgotten demographic, the non-essential worker who is a non-custodial parents. if you owe child support, you don't get a stimulus check. so if you're a non-essential worker that's on child support, you are getting charged every week. f you're in florida like i am, i mean, i am an essential worker, i'm working. but it's people that aren't working that are paying child support, that are trying to file unemployment. unemployment has at least a five-week backlog. so it's going to be six weeks before you even get a check. so in those six weeks that you're not getting anything, who knows how long you've been out of work? you could have been out of work three weeks ago. host: shawn, what kind of work do you? caller: i have two jobs and. i work at a food warehouse and at dollar store. host: what are conditions like the workplace? how are you protecting yourself and what's the level of concern that you have and your colleagues have right now? caller: it really depends o

lola in lakeland, florida. what do you think about governor desantis? caller: awesome.lease denigrate job. -- he's done a great job. i disagree with some of the collars from florida, but he's done an awesome job. the lady from indiana, i would like to let her know i agree with you, sweetheart. 100%. god bless everybody and everybody really needs to look up. i'm telling you, people are so divided. god is good all the time. that is the one being to be looking to. these people need to really search their heart. is sovisive, the ugly terrible on our country right now. god bless you all. host: mary sends us this tweet. "governor whitmer is doing a fantastic job considering being ridiculed by the trump administration which is promoting the protest rallies in the state. stay home, stay safe." here is the governor of michigan. she was participating in a washington post event yesterday. here is what she has to say about those protests in her state. [video] >> there are a lot of complications with that. we have a lot of first responders. we have to protect their health as well. a

host: jonathan, lakeland, florida.aller: i have a friend from italy and she is here on a visitor visa. is homeland security going to waive the expiration date on her visa because of flight cancellations? it's crazy. the government, you can't even get in touch with the government agency. inc. you. host: camila dechalus. 18, u.s. ds march has announced they have closed field offices and have continued to postpone when they're going to open field offices. as of right now, it is unclear when they will open. other people applying for visas, it just takes -- they have been recommending for people to do different processes. it depends on what the individual's cases. ony have issued guidance waiving requirements. i know they have postponed certain asylum appointments. they have had to reschedule. on a case-by-case basis how they pieces orto process respond to delays. fort worth, texas. yes.r: i was calling to say that we in this state of texas need these people across the border because we supply a lot of food to this country.

to lakeland,t florida. caller: i'm doing ok. not going to it's happen. and right now, we still don't around, andts to go what you are asking people to do risk theird and lives for a situation in this country where you don't have any control over how many people actually got the virus, the ones that they have as far as 1000 plus that have actually been tested. you have a lot more walking around better at home, isolating themselves, and you are asking them to go to work in two weeks, and most of them have the virus, and they don't even know it. there is not a building in this country, businesswise, that is set up for a virus, when you put people in a crowded situation, and you are expecting them to work and do a full day's job. it is not going to happen. they are going to kick the can down the road, because until you control the virus and the hospital gets the account, you cannot open the government. host: your governor is ron desantis, right? any plans on reopening there? caller: no, and i think he will be the one who basically will try it, because he is