Gordon Chang joins Jim Blasingame to report on the Wuhan coronavirus pandemic since his last visit barely more than a month ago, whether the virus was weaponized, and how much culpability should be attributed directly to China for all the global misery.

Michael Saltsman joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how and whether the government should get involved with help, including in the discussion payroll tax abatement, extending unemployment, etc.

Michael Saltsman joins Jim Blasingame to report on the challenges for hospitality and food service businesses as they’re impacted by the change in societal behavior in response to the coronavirus concerns.

Paul Merski joins Jim Blasingame to offer his thoughts on what the economy will look like after we all go back to work, including every reason to expect a robust bounce-back later in 2020.

Steve Forbes joins Jim Blasingame to recognize that part of our response to the pandemic must be to include planning for when we’ll emerge on the other side of the pandemic, both medically and financially.

Steve Forbes joins Jim Blasingame to share his perspectives on the unprecedented steps we all are taking to deal with a pandemic disease and the economic impact of the overburdening response.

Chad Moutray joins Jim Blasingame to discuss some of the future implications that could accrue to U.S. manufacturers on the other side of the coronavirus pandemic shutdown of the economy and their supply chains.

Chad Moutray joins Jim Blasingame to report how U.S. manufacturers are dealing with the uncertainty of the coronavirus pandemic challenge, which is changing every week.

Ruth King joins Jim Blasingame to report that some sectors of the construction industry have continued to work because their projects were already funded.

Felice and Michael Friedson join Jim Blasingame to reveal how they’re managing their important reporting while they’re self-quarantined for two weeks, and how the coronavirus pandemic is being handled in Israel.