And good evening, it is, as you know, just six days until election day during an election

season that's been defined by one thing, the coronavirus.

President Trump doesn't want it that way, of course, but the virus doesn't have a preferred

candidate.

Doesn't bend to anyone candidates will.

It won't be gaslit, left unchecked, or not taken seriously.

It simply rages.

That is what the virus is doing right now across this country.

And according to health experts, that's what it will continue to do long past election

day.

But tonight is both campaigns cross the country.

We're getting another reminder of just how cynical the Trump administration has always

been about the pandemic that has now killed nearly 228,000 Americans.

We now know from the words the president's own son-in-law, on tape to Bob Woodward, in

newly released clips, clips we'd never heard before, that the plan was, from the start,

what we've long suspected it was, but hoped it wasn't.

Simply put, according to Jared Kushner himself, someone who's never held any position

of public responsibility before in his life, the plan was to leave the hard work of

tracking and containing the virus to the states.

That's all the messy work, the stuff that you might get blamed for.

The plan was, they take credit for success.

Human life is be damned, the opening up.

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