Aaron, thanks. Good evening everyone. A lot of news breaking tonight, including a

dire warning from the director of the Centers for Disease Control and

Prevention. Robert Redfield telling the Washington Post that winter could

bring a second wave of the coronavirus. He says, and I'm quoting, there's a

possibility that the assault of the virus on our nation next winter will

actually be even more difficult than the one we just went through. Now this is

because he says it would likely coincide with a seasonal flu outbreak putting

another massive strain on hospitals having to deal with both the coronavirus and

the seasonal flu at the same time. Director Redfield who was not at tonight's

task force briefing was also asked about the anti-stay at home protesters as

well as the president's call to quote, liberate certain states. It's not helpful

Redfield said. Meantime at the briefing, the president was sending mixed

signals again on the one hand. He said this. I would say that you keep away

until this thing is gone. It's going to be gone at some point. It's going to be

gone, gone. And I would say you keep away and you do the social distancing. So

there he is, seeming to suggest the virus will determine when to end statewide

restrictions and that people should do the social distancing as he says. But at

the same time, he also said this. You have people you can't break the country. At

some point you have to go back. Now hopefully the governors are going to do

because I want the governors and I've always wanted that you could go a

litt federalism. You can call it whatever you want. But the governors, I want them

to do it. And to that point, he was asked about Georgia Governor Brian Kemp's

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