Yeah, it's welcome tonight's guest.

She's like a laser, accurate, and what's helped remove hair from my back.

Anchor and executive editor of the story, Martha McAllough.

He knows 101 uses for WD-40. Box News Contrimeter Johnny Joey Joe.

He looks better on a panel than an extra coat of varnish.

Washington Times' opinion editor Charlie Hertz.

And finally, all the classified documents in her home are restraining orders.

Box News Contrimeter, Cat, too.

Martha, Martha, Martha.

You know, I understand when people lie, it's always for our own good.

Is that what they say? It's like, you know what?

We just want to elevate your fear, so you do the right thing.

Doctors will tell you, you know, you should eat more brand or your butt's going to fall off.

I don't know if they actually say that.

Why doctors never said that to me?

But what do you think that the intent matters if they're lying?

No, I mean, it certainly appears that there was an effort to scare people into behaving in a certain way,

because they weren't sure what was really causing it or how to stop it.

So they just tried to scare everyone into certain behaviors.

And it's interesting, because in this same piece Denmark says, you know, why didn't you guys figure this out?

There's a big difference between dying with COVID and from COVID, and I love the gunshot wound, to example.

It's like, I don't, you have to be a doctor to figure out that maybe the person died from the gunshot wound and not from COVID,

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