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All right, well, may the fourth be with you.

And quick note on that, let's just all hope that one day Disney will stop taking all the

nostalgia we have for what was one of the great intellectual property pieces in the history

of Hollywood and using all that nostalgia in order

promulgate social justice warrior bull crap, that will be the day when they can stop blaming their toxic fandom, because the reality is, Star Wars is fantastic, my son loves Star Wars, my daughter loves Star Wars. My son's birthday is this week. We're having a Star Wars theme party. You know who's not going to appear at that party? Anyone from the new Star Wars series will be all the originals, because that's all he cares about.

All he cares about.

You know why?

Because the originals are that's all he cares about. All he cares about. You know why? Because the

originals are good and everything else blows. And you know why that is? Because they used to care

about the story in Hollywood. All righty. Well, now to the actual news of the day. So over the

weekend, the president of the United States, President Trump, he did a town hall event with Fox News at the Lincoln Memorial.

It was pretty stunning backdrop, actually.

And there are a couple of big headlines that came out of this.

Headline number one is that President Trump revised upward to his estimate of the number of deaths from coronavirus to up to 100,000.

He is not wrong about this.

Obviously, we will probably hit 100,000 over the course of the year. We already have about 70,000, a little bit under 70,000. I saw a rumor going around last night that the CDC had revised downward their estimate by half. That's not true. The CDC data was not taking into account the last couple of weeks because they were just relying on number of actual reported deaths, as opposed to the number of estimated deaths. Those tend to come in over the course of the next couple of

weeks. So we are currently at about 65,000, 66,000 dead in the United States. The virus will kill

somewhere between 75 and 100,000. President Trump is correct about this. This was the original

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