Yeah, yeah, something went on while you slept. That's for sure. Um, the president has COVID.

The first lady has COVID. They think that both of them probably contracted it from Hope Hicks, who also tested positive.

So, uh, so absolutely in the depths of rapture is CNN this morning. They can't, they can't love this enough.

I know. Oh, how they love this news. Every critic of the president and the way he's handled COVID-19.

Now this is all they're going to talk about. This will be the issue between now and the election. Yeah. And so I just, if you were wondering what could happen.

Yeah, it would make this year in this election even worse. Better. No, better. No better. Right.

Everybody asks a question. Can this year get any in yes. Stop asking. We've got to stop asking. Yes, it can. Yes, it can. No more questions.

Please. I, yeah. Don't don't be saying what else could happen? Uh, plenty. I have a more question. I have a more question. No, no, before we leave. No more questions. No more questions. Yeah.

Social media is not the place to be today. No, I bet not whatsoever. It's pretty ugly. There's some bad people out there that are like Dr. C. Clarke, who now, hey, you know what you do is just inject yourself with, with detergent.

I believe is it a hoax now, Mr. President? Yes. Yes.

And so the user does now know how to spell detergent. It's bleach. It's bleach. That's true. Or that is true. Yeah. There's one person was saying, uh, quoting Trump, you know, for their tweet. Oh, Eva,

Ron and I are taking up residents in the bunker. We're in this together. It is a mess. The Hitler comparisons are great when they come from the left.

They're verboten when they come from the right. They come from the left. They're perfect. It's just fine. We are so divided. I don't like to make this comparison. But they don't even a lot of times. I don't even make that qualifier because they don't need to because the, uh, anti-definition leagues not coming after them. They're, they're not. They just won't. It's just.

And it's so agonizing. It's fine. But for right now, the president is fine. Yes. He's in the first lady or asymptomatic. Yes. And so it should be with, uh, you know, quarantine and, uh, you know, everything should be fine.

Hopefully, yes. Yeah. Hope so. Uh, keep our fingers crossed. Say some prayers. Yeah. And so two weeks from yesterday, if you're doing the 14 day quarantine thing, that's when the next debate would be October 15. Oh, two weeks from yesterday.

Right. Yeah. 14 days. Right. Yeah. Oh, wow. Uh, that's Windows Biden. Say, uh, that makes it unlikely that the debate will take place. Right. Because that's right on the edge. Yeah.

Maybe you could do it remotely, which would be weird and cumbersome. And they're probably not going to do that. Huh. Well, that throws everything up in the year. Yeah.

It makes the campaign all the more easy. Doesn't it? It makes it that much easier. That's so great. It does.

Ah, Galle. It's just everything's going so well right now that. I don't know what else you could hope for.

I thought we were supposed to ask questions. That right. Yeah. Well, we're not okay. We're not. They'll probably still come though.

Just wow. I know. Wow. Really? I couldn't believe it. When I, you know, obviously it happened. The news broke while I was, you know, partaking in a couple of hours of sleep.

And, you know, that's the first thing you see when you wake up and you're just like, yeah, it's going to make the mask debate that much more unbearable. It sure is.

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