Financial injury from the novel coronavirus pandemic has knocked the underside out of the oil market. The price of benchmark U.S. crude oil, for supply in Might, truly fell under zero — dragging down the complete inventory market. And in some locations, producers are working out of locations to retailer unused oil. Particular correspondent Ryan Chilcote joins Judy Woodruff to debate the unprecedented numbers.
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