Welcome to your lunchtime newsglass, 30 minutes, 45 for patrons jam-packed

with news of the day from a perspective of truth,

liberty, and justice, this is Monica Perez.

And I'm Brad Binkley.

Today's top story is that President Trump extends his distance rules to April 30th.

He's suggesting we avoid non-essential travel, avoid gatherings of over 10 people, avoid a restaurant dining,

a lot of stuff like that. I would say all the mayors and governors and everything are way ahead of

him and anybody who thinks that the part and he's getting his arm twisted, Trump is Batman, I don't think so.

No Republican or Democrat is going to save anyone from any of this.

And I feel like we need to just kind of wake up to that.

There are stats coming out.

If you look at Iceland and South Korea,

they have the most robust data

and the fatality rate is very low. But I put together just two numbers that I got

one from the cover of the Wall Street Journal that there have been 2,000 deaths in the US to date.

This was today at the front page of today's Wall Street Journal.

And in this article about Trump extending the deadline,

it said that Johns Hopkins is reporting, so we know they were in on event

201, so for what it's worth, is reporting 142,000 cases in the US.

And this is like very sketchy testing.

It's likely over, they're over reporting deaths.

And even if you take that number, that 2,000,

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