Well, howdy there, Internet People, Let's Bow again.

So today we're going to try to map out a decision that Trump has made.

See if we get an Atlas and figure out why he decided to turn and do a 180 when he did.

See if it's really a change of heart, a change of policy,

if it's in the best interest of the American people or if it's just what's

politically expedient and that perhaps there's another motive. If you don't know, the president has added Dr Scott Atlas

to the task force to deal with the current public health thing.

Atlas is the doctor who backed Governor DeSantis's plan for the schools

here in Florida. So we can just safely assume that the president brought him to this position because of his stellar

record of success.

Atlas is a proponent of, let's just call it a less than proven and controversial strategy of just hoping to obtain

herd immunity. This is when you pretty much just let everybody get it except for the old people.

Why would he do this? That doesn't even make sense.

I mean, why would he do this turnaround now?

Why would he adopt this now? Why would he bring this person on now at this moment and is he going to follow that advice?

Of course he is.

It's going to become the new talking point because the vaccine is not going to be ready by the election.

That's what it boils down to. That news just came out too. So he's going to change the strategy between now and the election and say,

oh, well, we're just going to go for herd immunity.

That way he doesn't have to address the fact that in his platform and his campaign promises the number one bullet point for

dealing with this is to have the vaccine by 2020 by the end of this year and

that doesn't look like it's going to happen now.

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