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You want it. You need it. It's what everyone's talking about. The Kevin Sheehan Show. Now here's Kevin.

Jason Lock and Four will be our guest on the show today. Jason,

of course, a big part of CBS Sports's coverage of the NFL. He wrote for the Washington Post,

covered the Redskins for several years. We'll get into a lot of things with Jason. He'll spend

some time with us here shortly. Wanted to start with this. We talked about that encouraging news yesterday with Tommy.

You know, sort of a depressing day with Tommy, talking about things like death by dignity.

And he was just a downer for most of the day yesterday.

But I uplifted him briefly with some encouraging news from the World Health Organization,

the World Health Organization coming out on Monday and saying that those with asymptomatic

cases of coronavirus, the probability of them spreading the virus was very rare.

That was really good news because for a while there, you know, just a month or so ago, we were very concerned about the asymptomatic cases. We

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