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The Lincoln Project

12: One Year of COVID-19

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The Lincoln Project

News, Government, Politics, News Commentary

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🗓️ 13 March 2021

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

Host Reed Galen is joined by fellow Lincoln Project Co-Founder Rick Wilson and Lincoln Project Senior Advisor Stuart Stevens to discuss President Biden’s speech on the one-year anniversary of the nationwide COVID-19 shutdown and Donald Trump’s latest efforts to undercut the GOP. Plus, the panel examines Fox News host Tucker Carlson’s latest string of “controversies” and looks back to remembers where they were a year ago when the nationwide COVID-19 shutdown began.

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0:00.0

Welcome back to the Lincoln Project. I'm your host, Ray Gale. Today I'm joined by Lincoln

0:13.8

Project co-founder and co-host of LPTV's The Breakdown. Rick Wilson, Rick good to have

0:19.2

you here. Hey, Reid. And also joining us is Lincoln Project Senior Advisor and long

0:24.2

time political strategist Stuart Stevens. Stu, thanks for coming.

0:28.1

Hey, Reid. Great to be here, man. Today we're going to talk a little bit about President

0:31.6

Biden's speech commemorating the one-year anniversary of the COVID-19 lockdown. And Donald Trump's

0:37.3

further undercutting of the Republican Party and its fundraising efforts. But first, I want

0:42.5

to take a moment and acknowledge that one year ago, all of our worlds changed with the

0:46.6

start of the COVID pandemic. And just wanted to get, you know, a little reflection from

0:50.3

you guys of where you were, how you felt, and, you know, what you were seeing. I mean,

0:53.8

I'll tell you just to start, you know, my wife is much smarter than me, not surprisingly.

0:59.0

But she'd been to Costco like the week before and, you know, bought however much stuff she

1:03.5

could and stuffed it down into the little crawl space area we had, you know, dried goods,

1:07.6

canned goods, bottles of water, mac and cheese for days, everything because, you know, we

1:12.8

just didn't know what it was going to be. You know, but then suddenly the kids were home.

1:16.6

But no school was prepared for distance learning, you know, in those first few days. Nobody

1:21.6

left their house. If you did, it was one of those things where, you know, you wore gloves,

1:26.0

you wore a mask, you wore a hat, you covered up every last piece of sort of visible skin.

1:30.8

And then when you got home, you took it all off, washed it all immediately, rub down your

1:35.7

groceries with any bacterial wipes and everything else. It was such a surreal time. And the only

1:40.9

thing I can really think of is watching the Tiger King and sleeping in a little bit.

1:45.8

Now obviously Rick, you and I had just met a couple of weeks before in right city at

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