Welcome to the dispatch podcast. This is your host Sarah Isger joined by Jonah Goldberg,

Stephen Hayes and David French. Today, coronavirus, the overreactions, the underreactions,

the trusted media, and what Congress is looking to do. And maybe we'll end with just a little bit

of the primaries last night and where the Bernie Sanders movement goes from here. And on a lighter

note, how are the guys talking to their kids about what's going on in the country right now?

Is this the next generation 9-11?

Let's get right to it. Obviously, things have changed a lot since last week for us and for a lot

of people around the country. So just want to acknowledge that we are in a little bit of a different

pod setup this week. Steve, where are you right now? I am on the sort of in our attic, basically,

that's been remade as a podcast studio sitting here surrounded by pillows.

And if we can expect fun interruptions, where would those interruptions come from?

I made everybody who's staying with us right now. We've got my own family and another family

whose house was just gutted last week stay with us. So I made everybody take a walk. So they're off

with the walk, all 10 of them, and the dog. So I hope we won't have any interruptions, but my

getting up to speed technically on this took us so long. They may be back soon.

David, you're actually in your most usual pod situation. You're in your closet. You're not

wearing your rockets hoodie. I notice, which may be just a signal of the weather changing in Tennessee.

No, I'm in my do it yourself podcast studio that we constructed. And no, today I'm wearing a t-shirt

that I got at the demilitarized zone in Korea when I was serving in Korea during Operation Key

Resolve 2010. Nice humble brag noted vintage vintage. And Jonah, I think listeners will be the most

disappointed I am to hear where you are. Follow the the trials and travails of Zoe and Gracie and Ralph

and Pippa. I'm in that old abandoned mental institution off Route 7. It's not creepy at all. No, I am

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