This is Liz from Glen Allen, Virginia. We've been home for quite a long time now.

My two boys who are college students have rediscovered their Lego collection.

I was surprised to hear that. Again, it still gives me a shudder when I hear them hit the carpet.

This podcast was recorded at...

150 PM on Thursday, May 21st.

This may have changed by the time you hear it. Enjoy the show.

I too have Legos all over my living room floor right now, but from decidedly younger child.

Did you know Lego is the plural of Lego?

I did not know that. I did not know that, yeah.

Yeah, it's weird. It's both singular and plural, which is confusing.

Good to know, Lego.

Hey there, it's the MPR Politics Podcast on Susan Davis, I cover Congress.

I'm Tamer Keith, I cover the White House. And I'm Melissa McCollard, I cover the presidential campaign.

So over the last couple of months, traditional presidential campaigning has basically come to a total standstill.

There's no rallies, no town halls, no selfies, just like everything else in American life, most campaigning has moved online.

Tam and Osme, you co-reported a story about how President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden

have been adjusting their strategies to reach voters on the virtual campaign trail during the pandemic.

Tam, I want to start with you because when I think about the presidential campaign trail and the president,

the number one thing that comes to mind with Trump is his campaign rallies.

He loves them. He loves being out on the road. He loves these bigger arena events.

And definitely something that cannot be happening right now.

So how is the Trump campaign addressed that?

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