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So Joe, do you think it's fair to say that people are angry?

Yes. For many reasons I would say that is a fair

characterization of how a lot of people feel these it. Yeah and obviously people are

angry about a wide variety of different things.

But I gotta say, both you and I live a lot of our lives on social media,

and I always feel like that you can sense public anger by some of the replies on platforms like Twitter.

People just get, I don't know, much more responsive and much more outspoken and angrier. That's the only word for it. Yeah, I mean there's a lot of very legitimate reasons to be angry. I would just say and it's not going to take care of you know it's not going to

eliminate anger but I just keep thinking boy it would be really good for people if we

could get a vaccine for this virus and people could get it outside and a chance to

return to something resembling normal life because I think the combination of

everything that's going on these days, the economic destruction, anger at police

violence, the frustration that people have of being inside.

People need a break and it's clearly not a good moment right now for a lot of people.

Yeah, I think a lot of people are sitting at home with nothing else to do except sort of

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