Well, no distancing here. We're all together. I'm in New York. Joe Bartlett's in North Carolina. Somebody else is in Quebec. Joe Bartlett, are you there?

Yes, I'm in South Carolina, just a little farther away from you. All right. Well, say hello to Opie and Aunt B for us.

Yeah. And what everybody right now in New York thinks, I wish I were down there because I'd be safe. How safe is it down there?

Well, I think they're really bracing for what is happening in New York now. New York is really the lead on this one. And it's probably going to happen down here in another month or so.

Very, very deserted. Not a lot of people on the roads. A lot of the stores are closed.

You know, they're just bracing for a storm here. And the thing is, the nice thing about being down here, you do have a little extra space, kind of hard to social distance in Manhattan.

Yeah. Hey, by the way, don't watch Mayor de Blasio. He was on one of the

morning shows. If you see him, just change the channel. Do not watch. He's chicken little.

We're all going to die. Everything's in a hospital capacity. We'll triple. Don't listen. Follow

Governor Cuomo. Follow the president. They're both calm. They're both in charge. You don't want this panicky guy.

He's talking about modeling that makes the worst possible projections and the best

projections. As Dr. Fauci explained, when he said this high number, he said, that's the worst

possible projection based on modeling. And you never

really get the worst. So it looks like, according to people that know how to read those models,

a lot better than the mayor, that we probably got 10 days more of this peaking here in New York.

And then some believe the drop will be rapid. It'll drop rapidly thanks to the social distancing.

There's other places, Florida, Texas, other places where they're worried about getting hit very

hard with this stuff. One of the problems, and this is where you see a failure of leadership

with the mayor, and the governor should jump in on this. If you've seen

these videos, the subways are very crowded again. The cars are packed again. This is how it's

going to spread. When all this started, very few people were taking the trains. So the trains

were empty. It were pretty safe. You could be 10 feet away from anybody on a train. So then,

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