Hello and welcome to another edition of The Byron York Show, the no-chip chat podcast

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We're going to talk about them later, but first we want to get right into it.

And what I want to get right into today is reassessing, taking another look at the Trump

administration's performance during the coronavirus pandemic, reassessing Trump and COVID.

Now it's hard to exaggerate.

You know this.

It's hard to exaggerate the anger and the criticism and the vitriol directed at President

Trump last year for his handling of the pandemic.

You remember it.

I mean, if for any reason you need a reminder, just go to Google and search for Trump and

blood on his hands.

You'll see there were people who blamed President Trump for every single casualty of the

coronavirus pandemic.

They just, they blamed him for everything.

Many of them lost their judgment.

It was an ugly situation.

On top of what really was, a terrible epidemic, a pandemic that really, really challenged

the entire United States public health system.

So you remember it all and it was bad.

But now the reason I'm doing this today is something interesting is going on.

In the last few days, just a few days, among some commentators, the ones who follow the

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