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Slack.com slash DHQ. Today on the Matt Wall Show, Dr. Fauci has seemed to imply that the

president should enact a national state home order, which of course would be wildly unconstitutional.

Not to mention redundant and useless. Meanwhile, Dr. Birx is lecturing Americans for failing

to follow her instructions precisely, blaming us because the curve isn't flattening like

she thought that it would. Are we giving too much power and perhaps too much trust to

the medical experts in government and maybe the government in general? We'll talk about

that also five headlines, including new recommendations that we socially distance from our own families

at home. Today, I have the distinct honor and privilege of canceling Mayor Bill DeBlasio.

Much deserved. We'll get to all of that coming up. Let's start with this. Presidents,

Berks and Fauci, who are seem to be in many ways basically the presidents now, we're

on TV yesterday, of course, and they're on TV every day all day pretty much. There

were a couple of moments with these two that I want to go back and review. First, let's

look at Dr. Fauci on CNN, seeming to indicate that he would support a national state home

order from the president for the entire country. He doesn't say that exactly, but he really

seems to be implying it. Listen to this. Dr. Fauci, you want to get to view your questions

at some moment. First, knowing the science doesn't make sense to you that some states are still

not issuing state home orders. I mean, whether there should be a federally mandated directive

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