I'm thinking of all of you today.

I know the rise in case numbers is causing fear and apprehension.

We're a little frightened.

And they're especially worried about their parents, their grandparents, their loved ones

who are most at risk.

Now this virus is tough, but we can stop the spread.

When it's up to all of us to do it, we have to step up and do both the simple things

and the hard things to keep our families and our neighbor safe.

We're a mask.

Wash your hands.

Stay home if you can and socially distance when you're out.

I want every single American to know if you're sick, if you're struggling.

All right.

I get it.

Is there a two doubt, like 20 seconds ago, is there a living to be made in crafting that kind

of music, the swelling, growing dramatic.

And though the narrator gets louder, is it becomes more of a hoots with me?

Right.

Yeah.

I suppose so.

It's funny.

It's like that.

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