that we had in the week. the last two days, the price of oil, up again today, the president wrapping up a meeting at the white house and there is a virtual opec meeting planned for monday and opec and oil both on the rise. small caps, though, they are going in the other direction a week to forget for small-cap investors losing another 5%, and this is a staggering stat which will show you just how bad things really are for the smaller cap stocks just ran the numbers before the show, 132 members of the s&p small cap index are down more than 20% this week we ll dig in more on that. plus the sba pay check protection act, the small business loan program, may be getting off to a rocky start two important guests for you on that the ceo of honeyfin bank, the number one sba loan maker in the united states and the true story of a 125-year-old family-owned business trying to get one of these loans and struggling to survive. of course, we have the crack team with you, guy adami, tim se
and questions for the stanford university medical dean, dr. lloyd miner, joining us from california. the phone lines are joint the phone lines are open, host: [indiscernible] ,ur numbers are (202) 748-8000 ,202) 748-8001, (202) 748-8002 and you can join us on facebook. c-span. we begin with the numbers from john hopkins university, now 0orldwide more than 530,00 cases across the globe, 24,000 deaths, the u.s. surpassing china with more than 8700 cases of the coronavirus. the house and senate, acting quickly on a massive spending bill. joining us in studio is alex bolton of the hill.com, the senate passing 96-0 that bill, and i don t think i have ever seen about total that large. alex: i can t remember you nana s miss vote on legislation of such significance, and it is remarkable, especially given partisan fighting over the weekend and late into the night. it got acrimonious. republicans and democrats accusing each other of politicizing the crisis, but in the end everyon
leaflets norbi pulse is on lockdown amid the coronavirus outbreak creeping streets of tourists meccas like milan looking eerily empty and coping with quarantine in russia. describes his 2 weeks and isolation after a trip to hong kong. with the 1st mention i thought would be like good. little hope as it turns out it isn t abdul. hello there the latest news and a look back at the last 7 days you re watching a weekly here an r.t. international i agree says it has prevented iran 39000 asylum seekers from crossing into the you from turkey situation escalated after chris said it would no longer on a deal on migration. oh a little bit of. america 0 7. i. always go to the greek territory who believe in the rest of the day. i mean my mind this isn t me go the way of entering one country. but on thursday turkey announced the deployment of a 1000 additional police officers to the border to stop greece driving back the asylum seekers migrants are continuing to try and cross despite a gas
because of the impeachment madness. but it s an issue that affects so many people in america and around the world, economically, socially, inlt terms of how our communities are doing. that subject is immigration. we have a special guest who probably knows more about immigration policy than just about anybody else on the planet. former acting director i.c.e. andfo fox news contributor, tom homan. he s with me for the whole hour. that s all we are going to be talking about. you are the best person i can think of to look at every angle of this issue. i want to play something to remind our audience of what you have been through in terms of trying to advance the president s agenda on immigration. and some of the things that have happened. i want to start with a couple of months ago in congress. and i want to remind our audience of how important this issueal is and why it s so important to you. let s take a look. do you not care? is it because these children don t look like child
just want to take a recess so that they can hold a press conference outside this is partisan politics in play the house judiciary committee we re hearing legal statements today from washington a statement from the legal teams from both sides essentially summing up everything we have heard in the last at my count it s been 76 days since the impeachment inquiry began or the process began. and one line that stands out for me from today certainly from the democratic lawyer who said it simply the facts are clear donald trump put his own political and personal interests above the nation while steve consta the republican lawyer talked to the democrats obsession with impeachment saying they believed if they didn t impeach then president trump would simply be reelected jaimie joe counts our correspondent up on capitol hill today just the tone of the whole event today heidi i mean i know we ve seen plenty of conflict in the hearing so far but it feels like it s coming to a head today b