We think about this more than you would guess about what we should talk about on the radio and it's

a lot of things.

I wish we had perfect polling on figuring out what you all want to hear or know, like I don't believe that any of you in your real lives are thinking much about the new Bob Woodward book and discussing it.

I don't give a damn what they want. I'm going to lead not follow.

It's all I dream about.

Have you considered being good at your jobs?

I love that clip.

But newspapers, cable news, nonstop about it yesterday because a couple of what to me are fairly minor revelations from the Woodward book about Trump's attitudes toward the coronavirus or the way he was handling it early on.

I don't know.

You know, I can hardly summon the energy to dispute it because I don't think it's worth it.

Correct.

That's what I'm getting at.

Yeah, but JP just sent us this email with a WAPO story April 27th.

The essence of it is US intelligence agencies are warning the president that the coronavirus is serious, but he seems to be downplaying it.

This conversation is so old.

Anyway, I haven't heard this yet. I guess Tucker Carlson was speaking to the book and the question of and a lot of people are wondering why did you sit down for 18 hours with Bob Woodward and answer questions.

So of course, Bob Woodward's book is exactly what you thought it would be.

What's surprising is that Donald Trump participated in making the book.

The president sat for repeated interviews with Bob Woodward.

Why in the world would he do that?

Well, tonight from a source who knows the answer to that mystery, sender Lindsey Graham of South Carolina.

It was Lindsey Graham who helped convince Donald Trump to talk to Bob Woodward.

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