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Slack.com slash DHQ. A clear majority of Americans are willing to wear masks indoors at all times,

indefinitely, according to a new poll from Axios and Ipsos. That is the bad news. The bad

news is that Americans have lost their minds, dignity, and fashion sense. The good news

is that it is mostly just the lives. So, this same poll shows that only 38% of Republicans

are willing to wear masks indoors all the time, compared to a whopping 82% of Democrats

who are ready to muzzle themselves. This is a massive difference about one of the most

basic aspects of our lives, how we present ourselves in public, how we smile, how we speak,

how we breathe. Does this difference between the left and the right come about because our

brains work differently? Maybe? Maybe a little bit? Is it because we view life and death differently?

Maybe that plays a role too. But the biggest factor here at play is right before your very

eyes and the lives are getting really nervous about it. It's the media. I'm Michael Noles,

this is the Michael Noles show. Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment yesterday

is from S-Dog, 556, who says, I feel like the only person from America who should be going

to the Beijing Olympics is Eric Swalwell, so he can see his ex-girlfriend. That's true.

This is the really the toughest part of the diplomatic boycott is that a sitting member

of Congress, the Democrat Eric Swalwell, might now not be able to see his Chinese spy girlfriend

that he slept with for a very long time. That's really sad. People, you know, sure the

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