i am convinc of that. >> what does senator marco rubio say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible by... additional funding is provided by... by...rate funding is provided >> marco rubio, welcome to "firing line." >> thank you.ks thor having me. >> you're the senior united states senator epom the state of florida. you are a formerlican presidential candidate and the chair of the senate'sma committee on business and entrepreneurship, which has given you a really critical role in the current pandemic. because congress is not in seson and we are both practicing social distancing, you are joining me via skype from miami, florida, in your home. >> this week, congress has passed the second round of funding for ppp,e yroll protection program, that added another $321 billion to replenish the relief going to small businessesnt across the c. and the senate was at an impasse for days were holding up negotiations, wanting funding in other areas, hostage-taking.you now, are you ultimately satisfied with where the deal ended up? >> yeah. loo

i am convinced of that. >> what does senator marco rubio say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible by... additional funding is provided by... corporate funding is provided by... >> marco rubio, welcome to "firing line." >> thank you. thanks for having me >> you're the senior united states senator from the state of florida. you are former republican presidential candidate and the chair of the senate's commtee on small business and entrepreneurship, which has given you a really critical role in the current pandemic.re because co is not in session and we are both practicing social distancing,yo are joining me via skype from miami, florida, in your home. >> this week, congress has passed the second round of the payroll protecrogram, that added another $321 billion to replenish the relief going to small businesses acro the country. and the senate was at an impasse for days because democratic lawmakers were holding up negotiations,in wanting fundinther areas, something that you called now, are you ultim satisfied with where the deal

uno de nuestros colegas tuvo la oportunidad de hablar con el senador marco rubio sobre los prÉstamoscero duda que va a haber nuevo dinero en algÚn momento. lo que me molesta es que estamos esperando. mario: sobre una apertura gradual de la economÍa en el estado, rubio nos comentÓ... >> creo que es posible que se ven que negocio que tenga menos concentraciÓn de personas puedan empezar a abrir, pero con distancia las colas. yo creo que esperarde hoy a seis semanas que todo regrese a lo que era antes eso no lo pienso. yo creo que esto serÁ algo gradual. mario: sobre las elecciones presidencial que serÁn en poco mÁs de seis meses, rubio nos dijo. >> yo creo que va a haber elecciÓn. ni el presidente ni nadie tiene ese poder de cancelarloy aquÍ todo votante tiene derecho a votar por correo. mario: el senador tambiÉn nos hablÓ sobre los 11.000.000 $ en ayuda que estados unidos aprobÓ para enviar a venezuela. >> ese dinero es para el gobierno de juan guaido. mario: el senador republicano nos confirmÓ de que el covid-19 fue creado en laboratorio de wuhan, china. respecto a pedido una investig

is rubio perceived as a trump supporter or is he outside that orbit?senator rubio and his staffers would say they support the president and his policies, however you are touching on something that has existed in florida politics. florida is largely seen as a republican stronghold. and for ballot races the presidential election, however senator rubio has been aggressive in terms of more policy, and is probably more i akin to vice- more president pence and to china. he is taking a much more aggressive approach for policy as it relates to china, and that is something you will hear more on. yesterday i interviewed mike johnson, republican from louisiana. thes the chairman of largest republican caucus at the house of representatives, and they released a handful of proposals and policy frameworks for reopening the economy, but a large portion of the china part of it is stepping from policy proposals from senator rubio. francine: how is president trump's popularity doing now? at the dailyddress briefings that were disputed, that his popularity was going down.

center rubio is right.it shouldn't be a surprise, china's power has grown, so has their influence in international institutions like the world health organization. what we found is the chinese have worked assiduously to develop relationships around the world, with individuals as well as political parties, the director general of the world health organization is a case in point. he is coming out of a maoist influence, the chinese communist party influence in ethiopia which was responsible, really, for his earlier administrative positions in the government so it's not a surprise the chinese wanted him to be the director general of the world health organization and he has worked hand in glove with the chinese to spread disinformation and to make the point the chinese wanted to make with respect to the opacity, the lack of transparency as you mentioned concerning the pandemic and the tragedy of that was we lost valuable time. was might have been an outbreak might have been arrested, might have been stopped very

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to the extent there is an attempt by figures like senator rubio and senator josh holly of missouri tomore policy meet on the bones of trumpian populism i'm interested in that and i have been interested in that going back to when i had more hair and was young and innocent. i do think the virtues of that kind of program is it is intended to push back against specific features of what i'm describing is decadence. it contains within it efforts at profamily policy pushing against the turn toward sterility and demographic decline. and some version an emphasis on industrial policy and technological innovation that tries to get us back to if not the manhattan project at least the building of the interstate highway system. that -- the promise a kind of agenda too is it is a goal, to build a real political majority and not just one of these 50 plus one or 47 plus one coalition exchanged power, arguably since reagan, certainly over the last ten years, stalemate and gridlock in washington dc, one of the two political parties to figure out how to build a majority that can win landslide and rubio's

and so thatue makes me, i mean i would like to see the republican party led by rubio.ink it's quite possible the future of the republican party is an endless battle to the death between don jr. and a vodka instead and we should all be prepared for that eventuality. >> to sum up the response though it is a no. that can't solve the decadence that you're describing, right? the convergence of factors you're. describing some of them or let outside of our control. he talked about limiting principles on ingenuity and sort of what we can do that seem to be beyond our capacity to form policies. >> of the more optimistic than that. my basic assumption is to really get us out of decadence, just sort of the rubio approaches a sufficient and you need some more disjunctive events, some sort of dramatic development that we are not looking for, some innovation that even now being prepared but will sort of push radical change, some religious revival that can't be engineered from above. in that sense the answer is no, my expectation is decadence it takes more than just political program

so to the extent there's an attempt by figures in different ways, like senator rubio and senator joshholy of missouri to put a little more policy meat on the boneses of trumpan populism and hive been interested in that going back to books i wrote when i had more hair and was very young and innocent. and i do think the virtues of that kind of program is that, yeah, it's intended to push back against specific features of what i'm describing as decadence, and so it contains -- attempts to contain efforts that pro family policy that try to push back towards the turn toward sterility and demographic decline and includes in some versions emphasis on industrial policy and funding for research and technological innovation that tries to get us back to if not the manhattan project, at least the building of the interstate highway system or something like that. so i think that is the -- i think the promise of that kind of agenda, too, is that it's a goal, is to build a real political majority and not just one of these 50-plus one or 47 plus one political coalitions that have exchanged power in ou

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today, senator rubio seemed a bit more forgiving.isten. >> when you have an emergency situation, it's chaotic. i know that from living for multiple hurricanes. they're managing the chaos at the same time as you're trying to get rid of the glitches that appear and every day this program has gotten better. >> today the trades group representing small businesses lenders said the banks are doing their best with what little information they have, which is little comfort for business owners trying to pay their workers. shannon. >> shannon: all right, as they negotiate more money for small businesses on the hill this week, trace, thank you for that update. >> sure. >> shannon: meanwhile on capitol hill, how stomach outlining a list of demands, items they want connected to the next round of emergency funding for small businesses. congressional correspondent track program, usually all over every inch of capitol hill gives us the story from a different location. what is supposed to happen in the senate tomorrow? >> mitch mcconnell is going to

so to the extent different ways like senator rubio and josh holly of missouri to put more policy meethe bones i am very interested in that and going back to books i wrote when i had more hair. and those virtues of that program to push back against those specific features as decadence so it contains the efforts of pro- family policy and to stability and has that emphasis of industrial policy and funding for research that gets us back if not the manhattan project but the interstate highway. so the promise of that agenda is that it is a goal to build up political majority and not just one of these 47 plus one political coalitions to exchange power in politics and arguably over the last ten years. the clearest way out of political decadence of a stalemate and gridlock in washington dc and to win landslides and rubio's goal is how do you take existing conservativism to make it middle and working-class americans so to that is not just the white working class conservativism that donald trump has managed to rally so i am favorably disposed and with populism and socialism both. and that is ver

marco rubio says w.h.o. should be held to account. i'm going to take the burden off the president in the next appropriations bill. there is not going to be any money for the w.h.o. i'm in charge of the appropriations subcommittee. i'm not going to support funding the w.h.o. under its current leadership. they have been deceptive. they have been slow. and they have been chinese apologists. i don't think they are good investment under the current leadership for the united states. and until they change their behavior and get new leadership, i think it's in america's best interest to withhold funding because they have failed miserably when it comes to the coronavirus and did the same thing in 2015. brian: just to finish one lindsey graham is saying. they are going to look at that probably the most egregious thing that the who did praise china for the handling of the virus and say it couldn't be transferred from human to human how wrong is that and how bad is that and not acknowledging tijuana as a country and the success that they had? tha

now, rubio has been closed for seven weeks now. he owns three-rit factory workout facilities throughout the east bay. the gyms used to bring in $100,000 a month. now he's bringing in just $1200, and that's in donations. he still has to pay rent, he's angry, frustrated with governor newsom, who he says is demanding he keeps his doors closed, but not doing enough to help small businesses like him stay afloat. >> yes, he has to stop bills from coming, he has to stop my land lord's bills and everything has to be forgiven. that way when we come back, we have a fighting chance. >> how afraid are you at this point? this is your livelihood, this is what you use to pay your bills, to take care of your own family, to have it at the precipice of losing it at this point, how frightened are you? >> very scared. i call it zero to a million in 15 years, and a million to zero in 30 days. my revenue was over a million last year. this year was looking great. and now that's all gone. i'm scared. i have bills like everybody else. i'm worried about my

congressman rubio, mr.enator rubio, here's why treasury secretary mnuchin, it's because the rules you wrote were absurd, they were broad-based, they forced us to do what we normally do which is take care of our best customers first. so that's where the showdown is going to be. it's not over yet. i don't believe there will be another ppp small business loan, forgivable loan program in the second tranche. remember -- excuse me, in the next stimulus package. we are talking $1 trillion being negotiated between nancy pelosi and mitch mcconnell and there's tradeoffs going on whether states get aid, whether there's liability protection for businesses that allow back workers and you know, who may get sick. i think that's a big thing on the republican agenda, that they want to give businesses some liability protection in that -- to that end. nancy pelosi wants some aid to states. the republicans also want some aid to certain businesses, public companies, small public companies, in the oil industry who are going to b

it's the paycheck protection program from chairman rubio, chairman collins, senator cardin, and senator shaheen. it gives small businesses emergency capital so that workers can keep getting paychecks instead of pink slips. just a few days after the program opened for business, $100 billion in loans have already been committed. that is 30% of the total funding spoken for in just the first few days. i say that's very good news. it means this job-saving program is attractive to small business, employers can access it, but it also means we need more funding, and we need it fast. soon i will ask unanimous consent to increase the funding for the paycheck protection program to a new total of $600 billion. i'm not talking about changing any policy language that both sides have already negotiated together several weeks ago. i am literally talking about deleting the number 350 and writing 600 in its place. let me say that again. we're not talking about making any policy changes. we're literally changing the number 350 to 600. that's all that we are suggesting here today. that by definition is a c

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it's the paycheck protection program from chairman rubio, chairman collins, senator cardin, and senator shaheen. it gives small businesses emergency capital so that workers can keep getting paychecks instead of pink slips. just a few days after the program opened for business, $100 billion in loans have already been committed. that is 30% of the total funding spoken for in just the first few days. i say that's very good news. it means this job-saving program is attractive to small business, employers can access it, but it also means we need more funding, and we need it fast. soon i will ask unanimous consent to increase the funding for the paycheck protection program to a new total of $600 billion. i'm not talking about changing any policy language that both sides have already negotiated together several weeks ago. i am literally talking about deleting the number 350 and writing 600 in its place. let me say that again. we're not talking about making any policy changes. we're literally changing the number 350 to 600. that's all that we are suggesting here today. that by definition is a c

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joining us now, senator marco rubio of floor darks chairman of the small business committee senator rubiogreat to have you on. your biggest concern is that we don't run out. we're making progress but it would be a terrible mistake to let the funds run out. is that going to be taken care of >> i hope so that money, when we talk about running out, i've read some reports saying none of the money has been disbursed yet they don't understand how that money works. that money is a guarantee. once we hit the cap. once we announce there is no longer any money left approved by congress for the guarantees, we'll have a big problem banks will stop the approvals. they're not going to issue an approval on a loan that there's no money to guarantee. it's a moving target every single day we can't exactly predict we're getting very close to hitting the cap. we're getting close to having to announce we can't approve anymore of these small business loans and it's unfortunate it had a slow start, had some chaos. understand until april, 11 days ago, 12 days ago no one had ever made a ppp loan in the history of

it is the paycheck protection program from chairman rubio, senator cornyn, and senator shaheen.t gives small businesses emergency capital so workers can keep getting paychecks instead of pink slips. lips. just a few days after the program opened for business, $100 billion in loans have already been committed. that is 30% of the total funding spoken for in just the first few days. i say that's very good news. it means this job-saving program is attractive to small business, employers can access it, but it also means we need more funding, and we need it fast. soon i will ask unanimous consent to increase the funding for the paycheck protection program to a new total of $600 billion. i'm not talking about changing any policy language that both sides have already negotiated together several weeks ago. i am literally talking about deleting the number 350 and writing 600 in its place. let me say that again. we're not talking about making any policy changes. we're literally changing the number 350 to 600. that's all that we are suggesting here today. that by definition is a clean bill.

florida senator marco rubio on the new state at home order and china still not being honest about the scope of the virus that sickened the world and dr. marc siegel on all those things and more coming our way. while it is 6:00 in the east right now. at 8:30 this morning the labor department is going to release the latest unemployment numbers. we know a lot of people are staying at home. how many exactly have filed for first time unemployment the estimate is 5 million. busy three hours. president trump makes the call about stay at home orders. state governments should decide, not the president. griff jenkins is live in d.c. with the president's explanation, griff? griff: good morning, steve, ainsley and brian. that's right, florida, georgia and pennsylvania the latest states to join state at home order. will the president is resisting the call for a national order. there are some states that are different. there are some states that don't have much of a problem. griff: leaving the decision to the governors on the front line but he says i he will absolutely answer another call and that'

tom cotton of arkansas on the multi-trillion dollar response so far and florida's marco rubio on this rollout of the $350 billion small business relief program final hour of "squawk box" begins right now >>> good morning and welcome to "squawk box" right here on cnbc. i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick and joe kernen. take a quick look at futures this morning we are in the green as becky said in a big way. dow up 786 points. s&p 500 looking to open 95 points higher. nasdaq looking to open 289 points higher. let's show you treasury yields right now. the 10-year note stands at .656. joe? >> thanks, andrew. it really is literally 15 seconds. i didn't think i was on. i just was checking. it's a beautiful day i happened to turn around. it looked like it would be nice. i caught myself looking up in the monitor that happens a lot it's good not to do any weird things because you have no idea that it's going to come up, the k delay is so long signs in the fight against the coronavirus. new cases in spain, italy and france showed some signs of slowing though the death toll is still r

separately, thanks to the hard work of senator collins and senator rubio, the bill supplies $60 billion for additional economic injury disaster loans, and because of senator roberts, senator daines, and our other colleagues from rural states, it will be clear that farmers and ranchers will be eligible as well. senate republicans wanted more funding for americans' paychecks nearly two weeks ago. before the program even shut down. but in the days that our democratic colleagues delayed these urgent funds, additional federal help for hospitals, health care providers, and testing became timely as well. republicans have always supported more medical funding as soon as it was necessary, so i'm proud this package will provide roughly $75 billion more to fund hospitals and health care providers in this crisis. thanks to chairman alexander, chairman blunt, there is an additional $25 billion for state-led, state-led covid-19 testing plans and for research, development, and other testing support from key federal agencies such as the c.d.c., the n.i.h., and barta. this is a significant package. it d

my name is dana rubio and my husband and i own a cuban restaurant in west palm beach, florida. we are also trying to provide as many answers to our clients as we can. we are operating only with 10% of our labor force and furloughed part-time employees. the system is overloaded and difficult for them. do you know how long it will be before they receive their first paycheck? >> martha: this question is on every small business owners mind mind right now, how long until they see these checks? >> the reason it's on everyone's mind is it's a small business administration does not have a great track record for getting money out in any sort of circumstances. hurricane harvey, money got out very, very late. here's the thing, $350 billion last year, all of last year, they issued back 29 billion. so what system rigorous enough for it. this is how the whole thing works. liquids from the treasury department to the small business administration to the lender and then to distressed business owners like the rubio's. so it's a lot of money, it's cumbersome. so i wanted to share it with everyone

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separately, thanks to the hard work of senator collins and senator rubio, the bill supplies $60 billionor additional economic injury disaster loans, and because of senator roberts, senator daines, and our other colleagues from rural states, it will be clear that farmers and ranchers will be eligible as well. senate republicans wanted more funding for americans' paychecks nearly two weeks ago. before the program even shut down. but in the days that our democratic colleagues delayed these urgent funds, additional federal help for hospitals, health care providers, and testing became timely as well. republicans have always supported more medical funding as soon as it was necessary, so i'm proud this package will provide roughly $75 billion more to fund hospitals and health care providers in this crisis. thanks to chairman alexander, chairman blunt, there is an additional $25 billion for state-led, state-led covid-19 testing plans and for research, development, and other testing support from key federal agencies such as the c.d.c., the n.i.h., and barta. this is a significant package. it doe

rubio said we could rount of money for this program as early as this week >> this is what the senates been debating in recent days whether to have phase two of this program that gets more money in and it's all been stuck up on how much and where the money was going to go, right >> yeah. that's absolutely right. if more than $240 billion has been spoken for with just about a million small businesses applying, regardless of where it winds up going to, i think every one in washington will agree that more funding will be needed it's first come, first serve if you're hearing that money could run out as soon as this week, the urgency is there to figure this out and act on it. >> all right thanks very much our next guest owns a business in new york city his first restaurant has been this business for 70 years it's home to the world's most famous cheesecake. he just severreceived a ppp loa worth more than $5 million which has saved more than 600 of his employees from losing the job. let's welcome alan welcome. >> thank you >> you had to furlough a lot of workers, didn't you? >> we furloughed

senator marco rubio represents the state of florida, we are happy to have them on tonight.anks for coming on. you really get the sense the deeper you go in this that american business leaders -- not all of them of course, there are many exceptions, but some critical business leaders, key business leaders, really kind of sympathize with the chinese way to a greater extent than they sympathize with america. >> would make the mistake of making some of these are american companies because their headquarters are here in the name of the company is an english name. these are not american companies, they're located in the united states will benefit from the freedom this country provides and all other sorts of things that help them but ultimately from that standpoint, companies like this have no allegiance to the united states of america and a view china as an opportunity to make money. there are two religions out there when it comes to this. one is a group of people that think anybody -- everybody is right except america, everybody is better than we are. we have an element of that

right we now have reports that the $350 billion small business lending program could get -- if marco rubio's suggestion is adopted, $250 million more behinld it half a trillion dollars s. that a good or bad sign we want the companies that need help to get it but the scope of the need is large. >> certainly there is a scope of the need and a lot of this was self inflicted comparing this pandemic to, for example, the 1957-'58 or 1968 pandemic of influenza. this is a coronavirus, however but one of the things that we are finding is that the increase role of the government and the economy in the long term and this blowing out of deficits and the fed having to step into this role that they're playing is probably going to lower the longer end returns and enjoy it while it lasts but expecting a weaker market over five to ten years than the proceeding five and ten yores. >> could you elaborate a little bit? there are some who say once you have equities trading at such low prices it implies higher future returns why do you think this time is different or not a valuation story to you >> oh, it very mu

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. >> bank of america was up and running today but there's blowback of senator rubio. i don't know if you can tell us what that's that about and jpmorgan gone live with the lending program, too. >> reporter: well, the backlash from senator rubio is he posted a video on twitter where he said the government was here for the banks back in the last financial crisis and we gave you guys taxpayer funded bailouts and need to be there for your customers. that was in response to the fact that bank of america has prioritizes its small business customers who have already taken out a loan with the company. and that's a way that bank of america can underwrite the loans more quickly they have to do less due diligence on the loans brian moynihan said after those loans are processed they'll get to customers with a checking or credit card relationship and then evaluate new customers after that and figure out a priority queue to sort it through and especially for the big banks where they're still having to comply with a lot of these regulations. they're trying to find a way to do this i

i asked marco rubio about it this morning and he said, listen.e may have to revisit this thing and exactly the wording because this shouldn't be park avenue heading over to a soup kitchen because they left the door unlocked. so it wasn't that they changed the wording because they wanted to hurt the small guy. but they have to figure out a way to get to that small guy because you know this. small businesses do not have months of liquidity sitting around and we could see a wave of bankruptcies in a month from now. >> they're also not sure when they reopen people will be coming back to their business. either people that don't have enough money to go shopping again or people that might be afraid of sitting in a room with crowds. secondly, i thought the sba was taking on the risk for a lot of these loans. there wasn't going to be that much paperwork. you just needed to say you were experiencing loss. you're telling me that's not the case? >> reporter: listen, it's easy to sell this and say, this is cut and dry no problem no big deal. it's $350 billion

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the paycheck protection program was negotiated in good faith but senator rubio, collin and myself, and we're very proud of that program. it's working very well. it's a good program. we strongly support it. it's bipartisan. but this unanimous consent request was not negotiated. there was no efforts made to follow the process that we could get this done so it won't get done. it's not going to be enacted and the majority leader knows that. so what democrats are prepared to make clear and support every small business that's eligible to receive the paycheck protection plan, we're going to support their applications being received, processed and fully funded and we will put as much money as needed to make sure that every small business can participate that's eligible in hat program. host: from the floor of this is senate yesterday, "washington post" headline says senate continues to clash as competing proposals for more rescue funds fail from here, it is uncertain where the standoff will go with both the house and senate out of session now and lawmakers unwilling to return to washington en m

plus marco rubio is here on china's coronavirus coverup.'t miss a moment of it, big show, right here. stay with us. maria: welcome back. the small business administration emergency lending program reopening yesterday for new applicants, hoping to get a piece of the $310 billion in forgiveable loans. a backlog of applications flooding the system. td bank announcing it has approved nearly 26,000 applications for approximately $6.1 billion in the ppp loans in the first round. joining me right now is the ceo of td bank, greg braca. it's great to have you this morning. thanks very much for being here. can you tell us a little about the program, how easy was it or not so much in terms of getting the money, lending it out, and how do you see customers reacting? >> well, first, good morning, maria and thanks for having me on. i would just say that here we go, ppp round two. it is very clear to us, though, that the more than 1 million businesses that this helped in round one, the tens of millions of employees that it supported across the country, th

chain to supported reurn to american soil on this democrats and republicans like florida senator marco rubio have found common ground also scored anything that returns that capacity to this country can edit is senator richard blumenthal says while congress is working on the legislation the presdent should do more pointhan of a zahra or. >>the used in the producti act and better.those at the same mit all sides wit lives at stake the president and congress should act now. reporting in washington, i'm morgan wright. >>families with 3 d printers are stepping up to help the country and making importa pieces of medical equipment we'll talk more about that here - [narrator] if you watch tv using an antenna, listen up. kron four is moving fruencies on april 29th, and you will need to re-scan your tv to keep watching this channel. re-scanning is simple, and requires no new equipment or services. if you watch kron four through a cable or satellite service, your servicerovider will do it for you go to kron4.com, orcall 412 for more information. keep watching kron four, and we'll keep you posted. back i

. >>> and we're going to talk with florida senator marco rubio on the push in congress to refill thatl business aid fund after the first pot of money ran dry. the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now >>> good morning, i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin u.s. equity futures now down 500. even 500 points on the session 499 as you can see there the nasdaq indicated down more than 100 s&p down 54. still lots of earnings expected this week with comments about the future, whatever clarity the companies can come up with not a lot obviously. there's treasury yields, down .63%. becky will tell us about oil someone wrote in a lot of cars now, the mpg, you know, the months per gallon, becky >> yeah, that's the new measurement we're talking about, that and the spr, the sorkin petroleum reserve. >> he's a sly dog. i bet you he's already got some. he's averaging down. >> smart want to draw your attention to that price of oil. as joe mentioned, it's under a huge amount of pressure. crude oil, wti for the may contract down close to 40% not for the week, not for the mon

paul rubio owns three east bay gyms and they're usually teaming with clients but since the shelter at home came down weeks ago. the gyms hav i shortly, we have in monthly donations that members have been so nice to give us. other than that, we have nothing. we were billing over $100,000 prior to covid-19 a month. and we're billing about $1200 right now. >> so here's the position. he says if the governor wants to keep his doors closed, the governor needs to do something about the fact to keep his bills at bay. he's talking landlords. everything else. he says he can't survive under the current situation. he also said he had membership cancellations, about 40% of those, and so each when he does open his, even when he does open his doors, if he can open his door, he is not going to be breaking even at the beginning, so he says the state needs to step in to help him and other business owners like him. now, coming up at 6:00, we will continue talking to paul about what he plans to do to try to keep his doors open and what kind of financial help he is looking for. raj and janelle? >> those a

the paycheck protection program was negotiated in good faith by senator rubio, senator collins, senator shaheen and myself, and we're very proud of that program. it's working very well. it's a good program. we strongly support it. it's bipartisan. but this unanimous consent request was not negotiated. there was no effort made to follow the process that we could get this done. so it won't get done. it's not going to be enacted. the majority leader knows that. so what democrats are prepared to make clear and support, every small business that wants the paycheck and protection plan, we're going to support that applicants are fully funded to make sure every small business can participate that's eligible in that program. the u.c. does not affect that today. but what the u.c. leaves out is where small businesses need help today from the united states congress. so yesterday we had an opportunity to find out the numbers. as the majority leader pointed out, we've got to get this right. there are 6.6 million more uninsured today as we learned from the current numbers. we've got to protect small b

that only rubio will you bring different people to the table with different absalom and there will be mississippi it always will bring the good old boy. in right but i believe this generation is a promo. the good old boys won't work for them it's not the gang leaders who are feeding them only one meal a day it's not the gang leaders who are not repairing the. plumbing where they can get water i mean more than just one water bottle a day it's not the gang leaders who are leaving trash everywhere i mean this is obviously a problem with the state of mississippi when we think of prisoners we don't think humans we think criminals we think gang members we think murderers rapists we don't think that over half the population in prison are in there for victimless crimes we don't think that these are indeed humans who deserve human rights. we want to think that they're terrible people so whenever the state tells us they're terrible people we feel like it's ok and they get treated terribly and that's just not the case most prisoners are not in there for any other reason than possibly smoking a p

we've got senator marco rubio the other side of this break. stay with us.'s oldest lighthouse, has stood strong through every dark hour and bright dawn our country has endured. it has seen the break in the clouds before anyone else. for the past 168 years, we've also stood by you, helping you weather storms like this one, to protect your loved ones. and we'll do it for 168 more. maria: welcome back. good thursday morning thanks for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo thursday april 16 top stories 8:00 km on the button east coast small business aid to run out of money today pressure on congress to reach a deal for more funding for businesses and employees, hard-hit by coronavirus, help on o way for u.s. farmers agricultural secretary sonny perdue telling me in exclusive interview there will be payments to farmers as well as direct purchases by usda executives telling president trump covid-19 testing needs to be increased to get public back to work the president says he will reveal guidelines on reopening later today the coronavirus impacting jobs in america job

officers involved in massacres rubio ma'am on what's charged to cry. it is still done to those who the west regards it as its enemies the international criminal court functions just as a court goes who are guarded as enemies or west so it's i don't own a circle of what is going on well just finally in the when it comes to colonial legacies kashmir is of course a colonial legacy and the sudan the indian government has again put it under total lockdown we had the high commissioner on this shows that it was being freed up a little of course it is the center of a nuclear possible nuclear conflict just tell me what do you think about our coronavirus for instance can be used as an excuse to do all sorts of things by different governments but especially what on earth is happening in kashmir sheer is . the higher incidence of grunow arris afflictions anywhere in india. and the recent focus is that large numbers of missionaries are in prison many are in concentration camps not being given medical aid. from some other also calls from friends being left to die an

if they will agree to a power sharing agreement with the american backed opposition however marco rubio has been quite vocal about what the ultimate end game is and it's not do will power . if you have just been indicted for narcotics trafficking and have a $15000000.00 reward for capture having self calm conducting counter-narcotics operations off your coast with a surge of destroyers a walks an army brigade and special operators is not very comforting what's very clear is that a nicholas mogul. who job is. a euro any revolutionary leadership any insight imperialist leadership the united states is going to reject and they're going to do everything they can to overthrow this leadership it looks like a distraction smoke and mirrors as it were because with this incredible in measurable unprecedented crisis at home with this pandemic how can they be so harsh we can even see it was going to happen in the next few weeks with. the coronavirus how can they be so far sighted to the quote unquote future that is what the department of justice hasn't put forward very much evidence to back up their