Welcome to Straight White, American Jesus. My name is Brad O'Nishi and I am joined as always on Fridays by my co-host. My name is Dan Miller, I'm Associate Professor of Religion and Social Thought at Landmark College and Brad it's nice to see you as always

You too we are

Recording as always on our Friday. I have not thought of a great story to tell you this

week down. I feel like I've let some of you know some of America down on that

front but I will say that if folks if you tune into our new

series a history of the religious rights since 1960 that there will be plenty of

stories there. So if you're missing the sort of funny or embarrassing story from today, you need to tune in on the 26th because there will be plenty to feast upon when we get there.

So I want to jump right in, Dan.

We both have kind of a busy day, and there's a lot to talk about.

So I'm going to jump into this.

I saw a new piece this week from our friend Ryan Burge, former guest of the program, who wrote

at Christianity today that almost two-thirds of white evangelicals believe that Donald Trump's response to the coronavirus has been quote

about right. They are more confident in the president's response than in any other

groups including public health officials like those with the CDC.

Just three and ten respondents who are not

white evangelicals think that the president's response

was about right.

So let me just summarize that for Dan real quick.

We've got about 67% of white evangelicals who believe that Donald Trump's response to coronavirus has been about about right.

Anybody else, if you are not in that group,

if you are not a white evangelical,

only about three and ten people think

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