Welcome to the Three Martini lunch.

Grab a stole next to Greg Carumbus of Radio America and Jim Garrity of National Review.

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And welcome in. It's coming up. And welcome in.

It's the Tuesday Three Martini lunch.

And as we advertise yesterday, Jim and I are both at home now,

riding out COVID-1919 but the virtual bar is still open so your stool is still

here and we're glad you're with us. Jim before we get to the good bad and

crazy martinis today I know you're really happy about something that could easily

pass for a good martini. Your long national nightmare is over. The 20 years of Tom Brady as

quarterback of the New England Patriots has come to an end.

There's some dark days in America right now, so this giant ray of sunshine came in a good time for you.

You know, Greg, between the cancellation of the St Patrick's Day parade in Boston and the

reports that Brady is it's official there will be no last minute deal Tom Brady is

leaving the England Patriots.

I think every Patriot fan in the country right today

is just feeling, what's the word I'm looking for here?

Deflated?

I'd also know there's a rumor that you could end up with a dolphin so we could just end up seeing him twice a year in a different uniform which would be some sort of appropriate sissophian punishment for all of us. I also would like to salute, you know, it hasn't been nearly as much of big news as what's going on in the with the coronavirus, but Greg, I'm glad to see that the New York Jets organization has decided to practice safe social

distancing from all of the desirable free agent players.

Not even reaching out to them, not even making good offers.

Wow, well we should point out that except for the year he blew out his knee in 2008, the Patriots

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