This is LBC from Global, leading Britain's conversation with James O'Brien.

Three minutes after ten is the time, and you are listening to James O'Brien on LBC.

Probably the wisest decision you'll make all day.

I hope you're well.

Do you know, we could just about cobble together an entire programme today.

That was sort of coronavirus-free.

I know everything unfolds in the shadow of coronavirus,

but questions I would ask you in normal times would perhaps include,

with Nick Ferrari's words, echoing in my ears, earlier words,

not his moving tribute to Captain Tom at the end there.

But the question of whether or not anyone should be allowed, for one of a better word, to be as rich as Jeff Bezos.

I don't think you need to be a dedicated follower of car marks or indeed fashion to just

wonder whether it can possibly be right for one man to possess so much, particularly when

some members of his workforce are among the least rewarded on or in their comparative countries.

I don't know.

And similarly, I love the story, and we probably will get around to this.

So if you live in the relevant parts of Scotland, be on your marks.

Because Eric Trump has claimed that the plans to investigate the financial status of foreign investors and owners, most obviously, Eric's

disgusting dad, Don, somehow represent an abnegation of duty with regards to pandemic control.

Yeah, you heard me correctly.

The son of the man who did naff all to address the pandemic in his own country,

apart of course from suggesting that you might like to treat it with disinfectant or indeed light.

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