The coronavirus bill ideas from Senate Democrats put workers first, U.S. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) tells Joy Reid adding, "We want to get this done in the right way, for workers." Schumer also addresses the fact that some senators are under fire for stock sales before the market plunge. And: The coronavirus bill in the U.S. Senate targeting the pandemic and its economic fallout is discussed by Sen. Kamala Harris who tells Joy Reid Senate Democrats are pushing for the realization that ‘working people need help, not big businesses.’ Then: Coronavirus testing is far behind where the United States needs to be, experts say. Meanwhile, medical workers are facing a shortage of masks and gowns, some asking the public for help. Joy Reid and her panel discuss. Plus: The Coronavirus bailout bill overlooks workers’ and small business owners’ needs, by not providing support at the same levels offered to huge businesses, food industry and labor experts tell Joy. Finally: New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo addresses how New York City and the rest of his state are coping with its sudden spike in coronavirus cases, and the plan to fight the spread of infections through a statewide "pause" in most activities. All this and more in this Saturday edition of AM JOY on MSNBC.