Let's talk about the president and the first lady.

The president of the first lady last night, my phone starts blowing up around midnight.

A little after midnight, his news breaks that they have COVID-19.

Hope Hicks, who I've known for several years from the campaign,

originally got COVID-19 and then the president, she was the president of the vice president,

traveling and then they got COVID-19. That's how they got tested.

The president of the first lady, sent out a tweet, letting people know that they have COVID-19.

The tweet says tonight, Flotus, referring to the first lady,

and I tested positive for COVID-19. We will begin our quarantine recovery process immediately.

We will get through this together.

My phone started blowing up from Good Morning Britain.

TV show in Britain, it's like the today show, asking if I could come on to talk about what this means.

And there is politics involved in this. Yes, we're in the last under 40 days until the president's election.

Of course, politics are involved. The president's about to lose 15 days of campaign momentum,

where he's been out campaigning, which is what he does so well. Yes, there's politics involved.

But before we get to any of that, you would think that everybody would agree

that the president of the United States of America, and the first lady,

we should, and the people around them, we should be concerned for it, right?

We should be concerned.

We should be talking about how we hope that they recover.

That's what normal human beings do. That is not what has been happening.

The left has started to send not well wishes, but wishes of death to the president.

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