I want to bring in a great filmmaker and incredible journalist, Mike Thurnovich, who made

the movie hoax that was about exactly these types of issues.

An embellishment of the truth.

In some ways, some call it fake news.

Mike, you've been watching this whole thing over these last several weeks.

What's going on in your mind is we're watching these headlines?

Well, we're learning more than ever that you have to look behind the headlines.

You can't just trust what they say.

For example, the New York Times reported that Donald Trump had a financial interest and

a pharmaceutical company that made chloroquine.

And I go, that's interesting.

I wonder what that is.

And then I went through and pulled up Trump's financial disclosure and then the prospectus

for the mutual fund that he owned and you realized it's maybe $100, maybe $200, some kind

of trivial amount.

And so what's the issue?

Wait a minute.

Take it back.

Are you telling me there are headlines about the fact that there may be a vested interest

of our president that he is only talking about chloroquine because he has an investment

in it and run those numbers by me again and how you found them?

Sure.

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