Welcome everyone to another episode of the Damage of War lock down edition where I am very excited to welcome back to the show after a break of about a week where we were all figuring things out.

Emma Vigeland, how's it going?

It's going good. It's going well, I should say.

Yeah, I hope that I successfully took all the broccoli pieces out of my teeth before we went.

The important thing is that whether you got the broccoli energy, they're not that you let people know that it was there recently.

Well, I just want people to know that I'm self aware in case you know I'm 60% sure it's all out, but there's a 40% chance that it's not and we don't have the technology to detect that at this advanced mirror technology.

We're hoping to get it out by Easter though. That's something we're going to be talking about later.

Welcome everyone who's already joining the stream. We appreciate you joining us here. We got a lot that we're going to be talking about through the course of like 50 to 60 minutes or so.

The big bill that passed last night in the Senate, we're going to be breaking down some of the details.

In that we've got Donald Trump's plan to get things back on the right track by Easter, which is a very important day to him.

He tells us how he's doing through all this.

What do the people think about his response? We got the latest from Joe Biden, which is going to be a doozy. You're going to want some coffee for that.

But anyway, and if you would like to chat with us, of course, do that as well. We're going to be reading some super chats. Hello to everyone who's saying hi.

A lot of people saying hi to Emma. It's been a little bit since we had her on and everyone as always two things I'm going to be telling you from here on out basically.

One, if you could like this video so that other people get access to the stream that they know that it's there.

And also, if you notice that the stream is very low quality, YouTube is switching over to default 480p.

You can go and change that on a little gear thing, but you might have to do that starting very soon. So just bear that in mind.

And with that, why don't we jump into it? Emma, what do you think?

Sounds great.

Last night, after multiple days of wrangling, the Senate has passed their version of the big relief bill with a headline of it being $2 trillion, although that appears to hide more than it reveals.

And that's just a Senate bear in mind. The House is going to have to take this up. And so big changes could come.

But on MNI are going to break down some of what's in that bill. So the big headline features of it.

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