Well, hey, we got a big show. Lots to get to today. We'll get to Governor Cuomo. This controversy, this downfall is picking up speed. It's not going away. We'll get to all of the details. He tried to address everything yesterday. We'll get to all of that. We'll get to Donald Trump. His tax returns have been delivered to the district attorney's office here in Manhattan.

It's a million pages or more.

We'll get to all of that coming up.

Tiger Woods, of course.

Hey, it's almost, it's a day today, the 25th.

It's March 1st in a couple of days.

It'll be the one-year anniversary of the lockdown, which began, I think it was

March 22nd. So we're three weeks away from the anniversary of the lockdown. And a lot of

experts are starting to look at what's going to happen to this whole generation that grew up

this way. You know, if you ever had grandparents or, you know, anybody had grown up in the

Depression, that's all they would talk about.

A million years later, they would tell you the Depression, and it affected the way

they behaved, the way they lived, the way they handled money, the way they, everything.

Work ethic, they had been through this depression.

So what's going to happen here?

Are we going to get a tougher, stronger, better generation because they went through hardship?

Or are we going to get an even more screwed up bunch of younger generations because they had no social interaction or not much of it for a year?

So we'll see what happens.

So the big news is Donald Trump's tax returns, the Supreme Court, now the Supreme Court

didn't rule against him. He's been in court blocking the release of his tax returns,

and it went all the way to the Supreme Court. Their ruling was they're not going

to get involved. They didn't rule against them. They just said, we're not going to hear the

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