So is anybody else a little bit bored? A little bit. Yeah. I mean I'm I'm busy but I feel like the tone overall is just soothing.

So we don't we don't live in suspense for the next tweet.

We don't.

What are you like an interrenaline junk?

We don't, we don't have the horse in the hospital thing going on about like, oh, what's the horse going to do today?

And I just want to say, you know, I'm not being entertained right now.

I need the president to get on Twitter right now. I need the president to get on Twitter right now. I need I need

some I need to know what he's watching on TV, how he's spending his time. I need

some anger tweeting, preferably he could do it on the toilet.

I don't even, like Ben is like the person who, like, you know, the doctors remove the axe

from his head and he's like, you know.

That was holding in my brain, put it back. Hello and welcome to Rational Security, the Domestic in the Extreme Edition.

Yeah, the real world is normal again, so we have to make everything sound extreme. I'm not bored. is schedule is like. I think we just turn rational security into a monster truck show.

Being an audio program that will be interesting. No I mean you're, Shane, because what's going on is that the White House is like, on

Tuesday, we're going to have a coronavirus briefing.

And then on Tuesday, they have a coronavirus briefing, and's like informative and they answer questions and then you know

It's like if they said there was going to be an infrastructure week there would actually be an infrastructure week. We can plan around it. Right, right. Nobody

comes out and tells you to inject things into your veins. No bleach. No bleach.

There's not even not even close. I mean like they're letting Anthony

Fauchy talk. Also just like the idea that you can take things at face value like

a call like Memcom comes out and you're like okay I don't need to wait two weeks for the leaked version of this to be

contradicted, like I can just respond on the basis of this, are you sure?

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