Oh my God. Well, we got lots to get to today. We'll get to all the latest news, calm and cool. It looks good. It looks like we're at the peak and maybe, just maybe, turn in the corner right now. The numbers have leveled off. They're even dropping in some cases. I don't get too excited yet. You got to see if we maintain this for a few days. It's been a

couple of days now. We need to do this for three, four, five days. And then that looks pretty

good. So that's a great sign. Remember the president mentioned Easter is the day we can all go

back to normal. Well, it's not going to work out that way. But Easter is this Sunday. And that may be the day. He may have been right about that date. That may be the date where we see it start to drop, at least here in New York City. We may have turned the corner. That's the good news. Long Island, numbers aren't great out there, and you're a little behind us. You're lagging by a week or two. Connecticut is also growing.

You're lagging by a week or two.

So most likely it starts in the city and then it went a week or two later to the suburbs,

mostly from commuters who came into the city, picked it up and went back there.

So the suburbs are a week or two behind us. Lots to get to this hour. We'll get to Dr. Fauci and what's really up with him? And we'll get to Dr. Deborah Birx. We'll get to the mayor, the governor, all of that, why President Trump won't wear a mask and more. Joe Bartlett, are you there? I'm here. Yep, good morning. We're in separate places right now. What's, what's it going? He's way out of New York. He's, uh, talk about social distancing. He goes to South Carolina. We, we just meant six feet. So what's going on down there? They, they really don't like New Yorkers. I'm going to tell you, they didn't like the fact that New Yorkers are coming down here to avoid the hot spot. They've stopped all rentals. The beaches are closed. So they're doing everything to discourage any tourism whatsoever. And I, you know, that's good because states like South Carolina, if they get ahead of it, they're going to be okay. I think New York kind of lagged on this

thing, and that's why it's so bad. They probably don't like New Yorkers anyway, though, right? I mean, too, you know? Well, yeah, that's true. Now, take Joe Bartlett. Here's a guy with no New York accent at all. Nicest personality. Could be from the Midwest. To us, he seems like that. He goes to South Carolina, they think he's Joe Pesci.

If you're, if you're, could be from the Midwest. To us, he seems like that. He goes to South Carolina.

They think he's Joe Pesci. If you lived within 100 miles in New York, you're a New Yorker to them. Yeah, right. So, hey, we want to thank every day we've got to do this. We've got to thank all the heroes out there. Obviously, anybody in the medical field, any of the medical workers, but everybody who's going to work and getting stuff done for everybody, the truckers, the pharmacists, anybody in the food

business, the supermarket business, all these heroes that are out there, I'm probably

forgetting people, the cab drivers, the Uber guy, everybody, the MTA guy, everybody that's going to work keeping us functioning.

All heroes today.

We thank all of you.

A couple of things.

One is the president has been brilliant in this, getting things done.

No politician could have pulled this off, getting these corporations to work.

3M, which was not going to give us the masks.

It was sending them overseas.

A big war broke out.

Look at this.

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