Today, Joe Biden was finally asked about the terror-read allegations.

Not so sure that it was a good idea for him to go on camera on the record. We'll get into that.

Also, the Michigan governor extends the emergency order after the legislature votes to sue her.

What could possibly go wrong there? And the coronavirus pandemic won't be controlled

until two-thirds of the population has immunity. Now says some experts we've got a lot to get into.

And it starts right now.

Happy Friday. Welcome to the News and Why It Matters. I'm Sarah Gonzalez. Today joined by

BlaiseTheBlaise.com's own Aaron Kohlin. Thank you for being here.

Thank you.

Are my favorite reporter. Yeah, that's right. I said it.

Always. I said it. All right. I said it. I don't care who knows it.

Suck another writer.

Also, joined by I get to say this new title now. BlaiseTV contributor. Yeah, that's right.

I said it. Eric July back in the house. Yes, yes. I'm back. I'm more

more fischer than I've ever been. I know. I know. We're happy to have you on board. I'm excited.

I'm stoked. It's the same time coming. It really has been. He's like, yeah, now I'm actually

getting credit for all the work that I've been doing for you guys. We've got a lot to get into.

Biden. Let's get into Biden first. So Joe Biden went on to Morning Joe this morning,

was interviewed by Mika Marzos Zizinski. And he finally was asked. I know he knew he was

going to be asked this, right? That was the whole plan. Get him on television, have him deny the

terror read sexual assault allegations. There was a lot that happened in this interview. It was

like an hour long. So obviously we can't play all of it. I did find it interesting. A

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