Bad government and bad policy can literally be deadly.

Almost 100 people died in Hawaii's Lehina fires,

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Chewing the fat with yours truly Jeff Fisher on this 21st of April 2020 from the COVID-19 quarantine bunker, the CQB for short. Good news I wanted to

start with today. Georgia Governor Brian Kemp provided that with social distancing and sanitation measures

being complied with bowling alleys will be able to reopen on Friday.

I know, I know, please, please, please, calm your excitement. excitement.

Now he said it would include gyms and other other some businesses okay thanks governor we appreciate it I know

Tennessee and South Carolina are trying to ease lockdown so is Texas so is Florida so we're going to get some

kind of ease on the lockdown we'll see I don't foresee it going over big.

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