Welcome to the ticket. I'm Isaac Dauver, joining you again from home. Life in

2020 is very different than we all expected and the presidential race is no

exception. I thought I'd be chasing

candidates around the country and instead the trail has gone quiet. I don't know

when the next campaign event will be like a campaign event that would have made sense in any kind of way before the last few

weeks, a politician in a room with real people talking to them, interacting with them,

trying to win their votes directly. Of course that's about

Donald Trump too. The president instead of rallies has begun using daily

press briefings to put his message out and put himself out there. He's come under fire for the

federal government's response and meanwhile he's latched out at some governors asking for

his health. I want them to be appreciative. We've done a great job. In particular, he's targeted the

governor of Michigan. Michigan, all she does is, she has no idea what's going on and all she

does is say, oh it's the federal government's

fault. Trump said he's even told Vice President Mike Pence not to call some

governors. Don't call the governor of Washington you're wasting your time

with him. Don't call the woman in

Michigan. The woman is Gretchen Whitmer. She won in the 2018 Democratic

Blue Wave in the state. She's gotten a lot of national attention as a possible

vice presidential candidate for Joe Biden, which makes sense. She's a popular

female governor from a key swing state. President Trump's attention to her hasn't got unnoticed.

Folks in Michigan have turned that woman from Michigan into a slogan. She even wore it on a

t-shirt when she appeared on the Daily Show this week. So I wanted to talk to her to understand what

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