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Coming up here today on the show busy Tuesday, a good friend congressman chip Roy will be joining us from the great state of Texas at the bottom of the hour next hour, some fake news or not.

Plus pop culture Tuesday, we're going to feature a rarity nowadays. The church in a mainstream film, given a positive and realistic.

And I would even say righteous portrayal. We're going to talk about that coming up in the next hour of the show. But before we get to all of that, here is Aaron's rundown of what happened while we were away.

What happened while we were away brought to you by primary day again, voters in Michigan, Idaho, Mississippi, Missouri, North Dakota and Washington will have their say today in the democratic primary process.

The latest polls out of Michigan have Joe Biden leading handling over Bernie Sanders, the real clear politics pulling average shows a lead of 55.7 to 33.3 for Biden.

In Missouri, Biden leads Sanders as well, 57.5% to 31.5. Biden holds a narrow lead in Washington state, according to some of the most recent polls there.

352 delegates are at stake in today's primary contests. The latest tally of delegates, according to the Associated Press, has Joe Biden leading Bernie Sanders, 672-574.

Biden picked up yet another endorsement yesterday.

I know that this is a moral moment in America. It is a moral moment. This election is not about right or left. It's about right or wrong.

Meanwhile, Bernie Sanders made another promise.

Trump and his friends want to cut funding for plan-turned-it.

Well, we've got some bad news for them because we're going to substantially increase funding.

And he railed about something that hasn't even been invented.

The Trump administration has suggested that some of you know that the vaccine might be too costly for some people to afford.

How vulgar of seeing is that ideal? When that vaccine is developed and must be developed as quickly as we can working with folks all over the world.

Obviously, it should be made free.

Speaking of the coronavirus, this clip from Dr. Drew Pinsky went viral recently.

We are not overreacting. The press is overreacting. It makes me furious.

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