Hey, everybody. We got a, just a great one today. And, you know, for a change. And I, and I, and I, uh, this time I mean it. I actually mean it. Look, I, I, I don't want to dwell on Trump.

But, you know, recently he said, I am a cheerleader for the American people as a way of excusing the two months of stuff he said like, no, I'm not worried about a pandemic at all.

We've got it all under control.

Or, you know, we only have five people who are sick, and it's going to be zero pretty soon.

And we all have it under control.

And also we have it under control have, we have it under control. And also we have it under control.

And we have it under control. And anyone who wants to test, get a test. And it's all under control.

And it's going to disappear in April when it gets warmer. And so he said, he said about that,

well, you know, I'm a cheerleader.

I'm a cheerleader for the American people.

And the thing is, I have never seen cheerleaders at, you know, any sport, turn around and fire AK-47s into the crowd.

Just have not seen that.

I've never seen them put down their pom-poms and start scolding the crowd for not cheering loud enough.

You're a disgrace.

You're never going to make it as a fan.

And then the other thing, this crazy thing about it isn't the role of the federal

government to actually run this thing to help the states and they're on their own. That's really the role of the

federal government. You know, our founders wrote a constitution that basically gave all the power

to the states. And that constitution was called the Articles of Confederation, and it did not work. So they

scrapped that, and they wrote another constitution, the framers, now called the Constitution.

And that constitution created federalism and that put the federal government

in charge of a lot of stuff. And I guess Trump, who I know is just a voracious reader

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