from the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast

Center.

The Armstrong and Joe Getty.

The Armstrong and Getty Show.

There's this new study from researchers in Massachusetts just out this week.

They found no significant difference in coronavirus spreading in schools where there was six feet

of distancing versus three feet of distancing.

But that's six foot requirement.

That's one of the main hurdles to reopening schools.

Does this study suggest you that three feet is good enough?

It does indeed.

The CDC is very well aware that data are accumulating, making it look more like three feet are

okay on the certain circumstances.

Wow.

So even under the six foot guideline, it would have been effortless and safe to open the

schools.

I mean, you'd have to have smaller classes or whatever.

But now there's just no barrier to it.

None.

Tucker spent time on his show last night talking about how the three foot thing came from a 100

year old study about tuberculosis or whatever there was a six foot thing.

The six foot thing is practically an old wives tale.

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