Mr. New York, Mark Simone on W-O-R.

Hey, we got lots to get to today. The rallies are coming back. Is the coronavirus coming back?

Is there a second wave? We'll get to that coming up. The president's going to sue CNN over the fake polls. What's that all about?

Mrs. de Blasio says we don't need a police department

and you know how bright she is? Well, we'll get to Biden in the basement and a whole lot more coming

up. Joe Bartlett, how's everything down there in South Carolina? See any spike anywhere?

Eh, not really. It's, you know. There you go. For a lot of people here, it's over.

It's over.

Now, you're going to see stories all day today.

This is because the president is going to do rallies.

Now, you're saying, you said, she's the last 12 nights, I saw rallies every night in every city in America.

Thousands of people crammed together.

And not only were they crammed together, they were screaming,

which means droplets are flying out of their mouth in every direction.

Why would that be okay? And the president can't have a rally. Well, this is a, this is fake news

at its best, trying to double standard on everything. So now they will spend the next few days telling you there's a

spike everywhere. Well, there really isn't a spike everywhere. If you look at these breakdowns,

you know, like they count Connecticut and Massachusetts is having spikes. Connecticut, the spike is

2%. Massachusetts, the spike is 50%. Now, that doesn't make any sense, because Connecticut has actually been

more open than Massachusetts has. But if you look through these numbers, sometimes, first of all,

they got the numbers down to nothing in these states. That's why they reopened. So just a little

handful of cases can look like a big spike. In certain cases, it looks like a little outbreak somewhere. It's not a statewide thing,

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