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Hello media consumers, Brian Curtis and David Shoemaker, the ringer here.

We got lots and lots of great stuff to get to today, David.

How about we talk about new presidential candidate, Justin Amash?

Is there a lane for a libertarian in this thing?

We'll also answer your listener mail, including the question, how could Jesse the body ventura affect the presidential race?

Plus David guesses a strain pun headline he's shaking his head at that thought and the overworked Twitter joke of the week.

But David, we got to start with a very curious phenomenon of the coronavirus.

By that, I mean the coronavirus TV commercial.

This is not about the virus itself.

It's about a brand and it's about a brand being sensitive to the virus, a brand telling us that we're all in this together, David.

And you can be in this together by ordering McDonald's or buying batteries or whatever it is.

I want to start here.

You know how sometimes when you visit a small town newspaper, you get that little multi question survey.

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