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Six minutes past the hour from the broadcast plaza and teleports. We got a brand new hour. Thank you for being with us today.

Speedy, the real Greg Burgess, Helmsey, Eddie Manadler, all here for this hour. We have no intern today, so we'll all kind of share some duties involving phone calls at 866. We be big.

Welcome back for a brand new hour. Look at there. There's Bill Bubba bus here. There he is. Glad to be here Rick. Thank all of you for being part of the Rick and Bubba experience as we plow through.

Hopefully the final days of the pandemic. We got stories still to cover today. Certainly we'll jump into the Minnesota stories. We continue to grab information about this unfortunate event. And boy has turned into a mess.

There are Minnesota. If you don't know what we're talking about, we'll cover that in a moment. But we do want to talk a little bit about this story because again, I mean, I'm sitting here today, Bubba.

This thing with COVID-19. You know, you just don't know what to believe anymore. We're not sad because it may put people, you know, Rick, fall of the sun.

Well, we try Bubba. They keep changing the science over and over.

I agree with you. But anyway, so by the way, CDC told us, you know, be careful what you touch, even though we're still going to have grocery stores and hard work stores open, but watch out for services.

Then don't watch out for services today back watch out for services. So so we're mass, no mass, mass, yes, mass, no mass, here, mass, there, mass. So anyway, then you get into the propaganda.

And that is when people pretend that they're representing something, but then you look how they're living in their own life and they go, well, maybe not. And that leads us to our MSNBC story involving the reporter.

Speedy had mentioned it to us and now he's gone out and found various videos and audios from different points of audio from different points of view.

This is when the MSNBC reporter is just a guest, the people are walking around with no mask on. He says, I guess I'll tell you, people don't care.

Yeah, they don't care about mass. They're not going to put a mask on.

And it's all around Memorial Day weekend or the crowds. People don't care. But they don't care. They're putting people in danger.

They just don't seem to care. And then finally one guy says to the reporter who wants us to see his mask, hey, your cameraman and half your crew don't have mask on.

And the guy gets this goofy look on his face and pictures back.

Yeah, busted.

I mean, he not.

I mean, so here is the MSNBC coverage. If you were watching, this is what you would have seen and heard and watch how he pitches it back.

And then we got the guy who said something to him. We got his cell phone footage.

So the people there just not worried about it, Cal, they not worried about their own personal safety.

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