Hey Bill O'Riley, not your premium members. Welcome to the No Spin News for Tuesday, April

28, 2020. Fight for your freedom and for your health. Got Glenn back in the bullpen. He's

got a book on socialism. I'm going to chat with him. But first, want to fill you in on

the pandemic. A bunch of states reopening about 23 states out of the 50, getting back on

a line. Texas. Friday is a big day in Texas. They're going to open up barbershops. No, no, no,

I'm sorry. Let me correct that. They're going to open up second phase of business reopening.

25% capacity, retail stores, restaurants, movie theaters, malls. But they're going to space it out.

Okay. Barbershops, hair salons, bars and gyms remain closed until mid-May in Texas. Oh,

hi, on Ohio, they are going to open on May 4th construction, manufacturing, nonessential office

work, but you got to wear a mask in the office, which is, you know, a lot of offices. That's good.

Just for aesthetics. And then on May 12th, retail stores in Ohio, many of them open. Montana,

churches are open. Okay. But you got to see six feet away from the person praying next year.

Retail stores open Monday in Montana. May 4th, bars and restaurants will be open, must close by 11.30 pm.

Students can return to class in Montana if local school boards approve May 7. So all it is

is good progress. Colorado May 4th, offices open. May 1st, retail stores, barbershops, salons,

personal trainers, tattoo parlors. I know we've all missed them. They can all open on May 1st.

All right, this week. Tennessee, a live music, no, and that's rough for Nashville. All right.

But restaurants can open in Tennessee. Face coverings while in public are encouraged, not mandatory.

Okay. So you can see the rollout happening. And it's fascinating because the left, generally speaking,

doesn't want this. They don't want people opening up. So there's either two reasons. One,

if you're looking out for you, they don't want you to get sick or they don't want prosperity in America.

Which is it? I don't know. Roll tape. I've been watching medical associations, nurses

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