Top 5 Things We've Learned from Coronavirus | 3/17/20

Steve Deace Show

Blaze Podcast Network

News, Religion & Spirituality, Politics, News Commentary

4.6 • 9.8K Ratings

🗓️ 17 March 2020

⏱️ 95 minutes

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Steve and the team discuss the latest developments in the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak, and Steve breaks down his list of top 5 lessons we've already learned from the event. In Hour Two, Fake News or Not dissects just one clip, and Steve reviews the new movie "I Still Believe." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is Steve Dase.
0:14.5	The Steve Day Show.
0:17.7	Greetings.
0:18.5	Happy Tuesday.
0:19.3	Welcome to the Steve Day Show.
0:20.5	Live and on demand here on Blaze TV radio podcast.
0:24.4	I am Steve Dase Aaron McIntyre here with me as well as Todd
0:28.8	Anderson, the number here at the Blaze, 880-903393.
0:33.8	That's 880-933-93.
0:37.0	Steve at SteveDase.com.
0:39.3	That's the email address.
0:40.4	You can try emphasis on try liking us on Facebook.
0:43.8	I had hoped since everything else, all these other restrictions are being lifted right
0:47.8	now.
0:48.8	I had hoped Facebook would lift the shadow ban so far the answer is no.
0:53.4	You know, it's kind of comforting though.
0:55.1	It's a sign of normalcy.
0:56.8	There is something uniquely comforting about still getting spanked by Facebook's account.
1:02.0	You're right.
1:03.0	You can also follow us on Twitter at SteveDaseShow.
1:07.6	It's the little things at a time of crisis you learn to appreciate.
1:10.8	The last name is spelled D-E-A-C-E.
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