This week, we talk about the latest in Dr. Bruce Vilanch's case, CNN's role in content, and the death rate of public safety officers in the Houston Astros' loss of a major sponsor. Plus, we re-unite with our morning co-hosts to talk about it all.
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00:01:49.000Dan Crenshaw's going to be moved to Friday.
00:01:52.000He was supposed to be on, but he couldn't.
00:02:58.000If you don't watch it, kind of like when I did that with the Pagemaster, and I recommended it, and people, just the tweets were radically upset.
00:03:06.000I went back and watched it and said, oh, I get it.
00:05:30.000Do you think they need to shut down fake conspiracy theories where people are deliberately trying to mislead the public into selling them something, you know, some snake oil?
00:06:35.000Just a bunch of Asians with anime and finding ways to bypass pornography filters.
00:06:38.000And then there was Friendster and then there was MySpace, which brought us the likes of Tia Tequila and I think Jeffree Star, so thanks for that.
00:07:10.000The funny thing is, Wade is, you know this about Wade, I love audio Wade, but audio Wade sometimes, he will say the most self-esteem shatteringly brutal insult.
00:07:21.000And, like, he's throwing it in the trash.
00:08:30.000For some reason, this is something I will say, we have to move on to actual news, but you know, remember, like, please, if punk rock bands, remember if they became popular, if they even had the gall to become popular, where it's not even their fault other people like their music, they're considered sellouts.
00:10:13.000And then I don't know if there was somewhere in between, Jared Leto, Dallas Buyers Club, I have no idea.
00:10:17.000I don't know the progression, but I know there's a difference between a virus and a disease.
00:10:21.000So I will tell you this, I'm not a pedi-nologist, but I believe it's a virus.
00:10:28.000But this was Susan Wojcicki talking about their approach here at Google and YouTube, and what's really scary here is what she flat-out... See if you can spot what she flat-out declares to be a violation of policy, which will directly affect... Let's go.
00:10:44.000So we talk about that as raising authoritative information.
00:10:47.000But then we also talk about removing information that is problematic.
00:10:52.000Of course anything that is medically unsubstantiated.
00:10:55.000So people saying like, take vitamin C.
00:11:02.000Those are the examples of things that would be a violation of our policy.
00:11:06.000Anything that would go against World Health Organization recommendations would be a violation of our policy, and so remove is another really important part of our policy.
00:11:15.000So you're not just putting the truth next to the lie.
00:12:21.000We all have a protocol that we're taking here based on the recommendation of a doctor where he said this is a good preventative measure to take.
00:13:27.000For example, let's say they didn't recognize Palestine as a country because, of course, it's not a country and it never has been and the rest of the Arab world didn't want them.
00:14:07.000I am more convinced now that when they don't have a dog in the fight, that's when liberals, that's when the left feigns outrage.
00:14:13.000Because right here, this is right at our doorstep, World Health Organization, they have the opportunity to take a stand and say, hold on a second, you refuse to even acknowledge that Taiwan exists.
00:14:22.000Your representative hung up on a Skype call when asked about Taiwan.
00:14:27.000Let's say someone in Taiwan, let's say a government official from Taiwan released a video that was equivalent to the emails that they sent to the World Health Organization, I believe in December, if I'm not mistaken, I don't have this in front of me, December, yeah, December.
00:14:40.000They sent them emails to the World Health Organization saying, hey, hey, hey, you know how you're saying that coronavirus can't be transmitted from human to human contact?
00:14:47.000We have studies right here, we have verifiable data that proves that's not true.
00:14:52.000They ignored it, World Health Organization.
00:15:13.000Do you trust an organization like the WHO who's now being looked at to be defunded by the United States because they coddled up next to China in the face of overwhelming evidence that they should have been a little bit more critical of how they were approaching the disease?
00:16:11.000Well, the left has made it clear that they will just listen to somebody because they have some kind of authoritative name, or China is claiming some amount of authority for themselves, and so they'll listen to them.
00:16:22.000The WHO claims the World Health Organization as their name, and the left will go, oh, okay.
00:16:27.000And the people on the right tend to have at least some part of them that goes, I don't know.
00:16:33.000There seems to be a direct correlation with the left and credibility with a given spokesperson with vowels, the number of vowels in your last name.
00:16:47.000Taiwan puts out a report that could have helped the entire world, the WHO ignores them, and Taiwan says, hey, you probably shouldn't have ignored us, and he said racist.
00:16:54.000Photo negative Ned Flanders said racist.
00:18:47.000But if a company is creating a subsidiary to specifically appease and work with Chinese government censorship laws, you can't do business in the U.S.
00:18:59.000And China's doing this exact same thing.
00:19:02.000If you recognize Taiwan, if you're a multinational corporation or if you're somebody that's trying to go in, you can't go in there and say, yeah, Taiwan's an independent nation and China let you do business with them.
00:19:11.000And it's not like they were censoring small things, like bad memes about their leaders.
00:19:16.000It was about freedom, democracy, dissenters, religion, all of these topics that people are going to talk about all over the world.
00:19:22.000And they're like, we don't want any of that because every time we have some of that stuff, a whistleblower comes out and we have to kill them.
00:19:27.000YouTube, Google, and the Alphabet Networks and World Health Organization, they're the figurative tank mowing down the guy in Tiananmen Square.
00:19:37.000They're making it possible for them to do that.
00:19:40.000They are, obviously, they'll make that possible if it comes down to that, but I mean, in the realm of speech, in the realm of discourse, they are actually assisting the big guy.
00:19:50.000They're attempting to bring a separate nation's tyrannical rules here, at least and operate in the digital space, which increasingly, because of this COVID thing, has become the only space that a lot of people share.
00:20:02.000And you made a point the other day when we were talking about this, like if you do that, if you play that game, it basically, it's the lowest common denominator becomes the rules for everybody.
00:20:11.000So we have a great system over here, but we got to throw it away because they have a really shitty system over there.
00:21:38.000They also will be showing up to work or not, depending on whether or not people will let them.
00:21:42.000They also have kids that need to feed.
00:21:45.000Does anyone else take tremendous pleasure knowing that Van Jones is the man who is ultimately trying to appease, obviously, the black base, but has no fans whatsoever from the black community?
00:21:57.000I really don't think that many black Americans are watching CNN.
00:22:49.000Because you know all of his outfits must be just as color-coordinated, which I can appreciate.
00:22:52.000I'm like, where are you getting this money?
00:22:54.000I think he just had recently stolen them all.
00:22:56.000Gosh, I had to save up for Goldeneye for N64.
00:22:58.000Could you imagine if I had to get new kicks every time there was a grand opening and people waited outside and there were Kongo pup tents like it was a Star Wars movie line?
00:23:07.000And by the way, Kongo pup... I'm talking about the actual pup tents in Kongo.
00:23:48.000It didn't take Detective Comics Dark Knight.
00:23:50.000They were like, oh yeah, this is fake.
00:23:52.000He just used normal construction paper.
00:23:55.000A buddy of mine did something like that.
00:23:57.000He used to collect baseball cards, and he signed a Nolan Ryan baseball card, like, in, like, almost print, you know, and not cursive at all, and he tried to pass it off.
00:24:04.000He signed it like Andy signed the bottom of Woody's shoe.
00:24:08.000Or, like, he sent a letter, like, you know, if you ever want to see your kid alive again, right?
00:24:11.000And just those blocks, and it was like, oh, that's not signed by him.
00:24:28.000Before we move on, I know that many of you have been affected by this stay-at-home order, the quarantine, and so I think we have them on the line, if I'm not mistaken.
00:24:34.000It's time for a traffic report with our very own senior traffic report correspondent, Thomas Finnegan.
00:24:39.000♪♪♪ All right, Mr. Finnegan, are you there, sir?
00:27:31.000It was just we threw it together last minute because people are desperate.
00:27:34.000People are thirsting for these press briefings, and I think you have a lot of people.
00:27:37.000Fox News runs them, I think, on their channel, but most of the main news channels that are appearing, you know, they're YouTube friendly that don't dare question the World Health Organization.
00:27:45.000They're not necessarily broadcasting it.
00:30:03.000But this is legitimate news titled, Borger Calls Out Dr.
00:30:07.000Birx, right after the press conference approved by Apple News.
00:30:11.000This is the entirety of content from Real News.
00:30:14.000How do you safely have hair salons and nail salons and tattoo parlors where you can get
00:30:19.000people to inherently be close together?
00:30:25.000I think what I've been trying to communicate over the last several days is it's really important that the governors and mayors communicate critical information to their communities and show very clearly the data.
00:30:37.000Remember we wanted this data and evidence-based, the data that they utilize to make decisions and the data that the mayor should use in each of the communities.
00:30:47.000Because it won't have to be on a community-by-community opening.
00:30:51.000Because there are different communities in different places even in Georgia And so I believe people in Atlanta would understand that if their cases are not going down That they need to continue to do everything that we said, social distancing, washing your hands, wearing a mask in public.
00:31:11.000So if there's a way that people can social distance and do those things, then they can do those things.
00:31:18.000I don't know how, but people are very creative.
00:31:21.000So I'm not going to prejudge, but we have told people very clearly, and the President guidelines made it very clear.
00:31:31.000And remember, Phase 1 also included social distancing in restaurants, social distancing in every place that was entertainment, and keeping your own individual social groups to less than 10.
00:31:43.000I mean, we've been very clear in the guidelines, and I think it's up to the governors and mayors to ensure that they're following the best they can each of those phases.
00:31:53.000Again, CNN headline, front page, top story, original content.
00:31:56.000headline, front page, top story, original content.
00:32:58.000And the president indicated that he's going to talk to the Georgia governor about the opening of beauty salons, etc.
00:33:05.000But I think in this circumstance, and maybe I'm wrong, Sanjay, maybe, you know, maybe there is a need to kind of waffle a little bit on this, but I thought that in a way, Yes, Sanjay, yes.
00:33:39.000Borger's supposed to be the expert here?
00:33:40.000We had, I think, two and a half minutes of just running a clip from the press conference, and then Borger, repeating herself, saying nothing.
00:34:06.000Because she was talking about the Phase 4 as well, which is a new component to the guidelines.
00:34:09.000But I want to be clear, because on YouTube, when we've done the Oscars stream, where we frankly have games, we have guests, we have people in fish costumes, and cocktail hours, clearly transformative.
00:34:38.000What you just said is bullshit, and right now we just did the exact same job that you did, only a little more thorough.
00:34:45.000Let's see if this gets taken down from YouTube.
00:34:47.000Let's clip that for Crowder Vids and see, because we're just as good as CNN.
00:34:50.000It's important that there are legitimate news outlets out there willing to call out non-expert Borger.
00:34:57.000Well, and she even laid out a case where she said, look, if you can come up with a creative way to do this and to do it appropriately, I think you should be able to.
00:35:04.000And then Borger comes on and says, oh my gosh, if I was the person doing it, well, you're not.
00:35:09.000And there's a reason that you're not that person.
00:36:05.000I've seen people wearing, you know, like, masks that look like bumblebees, you know?
00:36:10.000Well, yeah, so, and again, people on the right, I don't know Dr. Birx's political persuasion, but people on the right believe in American ingenuity, but they believe in personal creativity, and not that they need to be managed from the heights of power.
00:36:31.000And I think in this case, though, in Borger's defense, she doesn't want to defer to the medical expert, a doctor, because she doesn't know what it is.
00:36:44.000Wolf, lowest score ever on Celebrity Jeopardy Blitzer.
00:36:49.000Which means one of two things, by the way.
00:36:51.000Either A, she's colorblind, which, good for you, progress.
00:36:55.000Or, CNN cannot be bothered with the budget of making sure that their co-host has an operating Skype.
00:37:03.000Or audio, because I'm sure that they don't sound the same either.
00:37:07.000Again, it has that ringing in their audio, like in Saving Private Ryan when Tom Hanks is looking around and the kid's carrying his army, has that tinnitus.
00:38:13.000Yeah, you know what we should just do is we should tell them that they're going to fight but actually just place them on a treadmill and they'll be like, Ha!
00:40:23.000In Britain being like, yeah, well, you know, I think that actually if you open up the economy, yeah, you can have, you can have, like, an epic problem.
00:41:03.000First off, I advise her against going to Disney World because she's little, and even if she doesn't wade into the crocodile pit, which seems very imprudent to have a Disney World, by the way, a crocodile pit.
00:41:37.000That doesn't mean everyone else has it, until you consider that Gibbon, along with Manny, Brendan, myself, and my father, do jujitsu three times a week.
00:41:48.000Very difficult to do social distancing when someone's gi is being wrung out into your mouth like the embalmment fluid in that, what was that horror film from Sam Raimi?
00:42:04.000So that being said, I think we all had it, but I am incredibly grateful.
00:42:07.000Of all the things that I'm grateful for, I swear to you, honestly, every morning when I pray, I hit my knees and thank God for my wife, for the ability to make a living, the fact that you guys give me the ability and all of us to make a living, the team of people who surround me, and Quick Trip.
00:46:14.000Dr. Birx is, I've used the term fetching.
00:46:15.000And by the way, when people talk about rape culture, guarantee you show the highlight reel from yesterday to Dr. Birx, she would be flattered.
00:46:21.000We said she's very fetching, said she's an attractive older lady, she puts herself together well, she's articulate.
00:46:25.000The worst thing, what did you say Donald Trump?
00:46:28.000Oh, I just, yeah, like, oh, calculating, uh, ten.
00:48:08.000And the thing is, when a woman is smaller, as Manny's wife is, and then my sister-in-law is very tall and slim, like my wife, and her chesticles were very large.
00:50:43.000And some people have made the argument that with the information that they had that it was a good idea at the time, and I don't know that that's even true.
00:50:48.000I think at the time, social distancing and precautions, washing your hands, I think at the time what would have been more prudent is telling everyone to wear a mask at that point as well, but they were more concerned about people in medical fields having them.
00:51:00.000I think that once the media realizes that people are a little fed up with sitting at home for a long time, I think that they'll start saying that Trump overreacted.
00:51:08.000It'll be a really easy pivot to just go the populist route.
00:51:12.000No, the pivot that they're doing now, I saw Huffington Post yesterday, their homepage was how COVID affects the body long-term and COVID is just a warm-up for what's coming next.
00:51:19.000So they're pivoting from this is the worst to you ain't seen nothing yet.
00:52:00.000Even if there is a 2% death rate, which there is absolutely not, and we'll get into that, but even if there were, that's not how we can respond and have a functioning society long-term to situations like this.
00:52:19.000Give me another chat there, Gibbon, and then we'll close this thing out.
00:52:22.000Dylan is wondering, why is the mainstream media so adamant about keeping the American people locked up in their homes for as long as possible?
00:52:28.000Because Donald Trump created the best economy that we've seen in the modern American era.
00:52:32.000They had a vested interest in it being crippled.
00:52:34.000They said as much, and they want to keep it that way going into election.
00:52:40.000It's the opposite position of Donald Trump.
00:52:42.000Whatever that position is, they tend to take.
00:52:44.000Donald Trump, I really think you should continue with that term yesterday, the full employment.
00:52:48.000Because it's not just a low unemployment, it's a high labor force participation rate, it's a job surplus, it's more people in the workforce.
00:52:55.000We were at full employment with more raises to the annual salary.
00:52:59.000And we've talked about this before too, sometimes people just, they talk about income and they say, well it's not even outpacing inflation.
00:53:05.000And what they're referring to is average hourly earnings as opposed to average individual income, which is more appropriate.
00:53:10.000And that's always, actually, even under Barack Obama, even under Clinton, that's always outpaced inflation by a significant margin.
00:53:16.000But for the first time, now you have average hourly, well you did, average hourly earnings outpacing inflation.
00:53:22.000I think average hourly earnings were 5%, which I don't even know how you do that, because as far as I'm concerned, slapping together a fillet of fish today is worth just as much as it was 10 years ago, is worth just as much as it was in 1972.
00:53:33.000But somehow that has gone up, even in the age of automation.
00:53:37.000So we had an economy that wasn't just the stock market, by the way.
00:53:40.000It wasn't just the Dow Jones, as people wanted to say.
00:53:42.000But we had an economy that undeniably was helping everybody in Main Street America.
00:53:47.000And at this point, if it's the economy stupid, they want it to be the coronavirus stupid.
00:53:59.000I don't only want you to remember this in November.
00:54:00.000I want you to remember this at the 4th of July.
00:54:03.000I want you to look back and say, gosh, remember when Sanjay Gupta slash Wolf Blitzer, I can't tell them apart, said that we're not going to be able to have the 4th of July?
00:55:27.000Yeah well and it's not and what we're saying it's not the guy in power at the time typically that's the problem right when you do when you make you know like all these concessions with liberty you're like Oh no, this person won't take advantage of it.
00:55:36.000It's the next guy or the guy after that.
00:55:38.000I was just going to say, anybody who is saying you have to celebrate Independence Day from your home sitting around not talking to anybody, mark them.
00:55:51.000Poppy Harlow and Jim Prosciutto were just talking about Fourth of July.
00:55:56.000Yes, I really hope that they let us leave our homes for Independence Day.
00:56:03.000And these are people, by the way, and keep in mind as well, they want you to stay home and they want you to be dependent on the government.
00:56:09.000They want you to stay home, not be able to work, so that they can implement permanent income.
00:56:15.000Permanent annual, what's the term again for the annual income?
00:56:27.000Which, you know, is remarkable because you would think they wouldn't want people dependent on the federal government with President Donald Trump.
00:56:34.000Because he puts his name on the checks.
00:56:36.000Overall, they're thinking this is going to be short-lived, which I think you might be surprised.
00:56:41.000And they want ultimately the American people to be dependent on the government.
00:56:43.000They want to be able to control the American people ultimately.
00:56:45.000And I will tell you this, this has made me leery of my neighbor in a lot of ways.
00:57:18.000My neighbor meets a bunch of people who are saying, hey, I want to report this guy for not social distancing, kissing his wife, or, hey, these people are putting my life at danger.
00:57:26.000First off, if someone goes out to a park, they're not putting your life in danger.
00:57:35.000But you shouldn't require that everybody else stay home, especially when we get to these numbers here regarding the death rates.
00:57:40.000This is amazing to me because this should be the story today because we now have three different studies looking at antibodies and all of them, by the way, are pretty congruent in what they tell us about the infection rate.
00:58:37.000So I talked about this the other day where I said, you know, the death rate was between 0.5 and 0.02%.
00:58:43.000I was specifically referring to the USC Los Angeles County study and how that actually sort of correlated with the Santa Clara County study.
00:58:49.000Well, there's a new one that just came out.
00:59:17.000So when you take that, and you take the USC study, by the way, where the, I think it was, yeah, that's right, the USC study showed that it was 25 to 58 times more likely, the infection rate.
01:01:45.000something else that is pretty important to note is they keep saying, and by the way,
01:01:49.000deaths that have happened at home, so undoubtedly the overall death rate will go higher. No,
01:01:53.000no, no, no, no, no, no, because most people aren't dying at home, by the way. Most people
01:01:56.000are actually dying in hospitals. And then you're adding several thousand more to the
01:01:59.000total death rate. If you saw in New York City, three thousand people saying we're pretty
01:02:02.000sure they had COVID. So the death rate, honestly, is probably higher.
01:02:06.000It's inflated, certainly, and it's obviously certainly higher if you're just talking about the average healthy American, because you're including people like that study with the Chloroquine.
01:02:13.000They had an average of three pre-existing conditions, and they were all over 65 years old.
01:02:18.000No, the death rate really should go down when you eliminate, if you just right now eliminate all the deaths registered that were never tested for COVID, boom, you cut that down by I don't know how many thousands, There was over 3,000 in one day.
01:02:29.000And then you multiply the infection rate by at minimum 20 times, potentially 60 or 80 times, according to Santa Clara, but split it down the middle and say 40 times, you're looking at a death rate very comparable to the flu.
01:02:43.000Not saying you shouldn't take precautions.
01:02:45.000It's a far more communicable disease than the flu, but not nearly as deadly as we were led to believe.
01:02:49.000And I don't believe, I make no apologies, certainly not a reason to shut down the economy and take away everyone's livelihood.
01:02:54.000Yeah, well, if it's a fraction, again, the top number's going down, the bottom number's going up.
01:03:21.000If we can bring this up, actually, Gibbon, as an overlay.
01:03:23.000We had this yesterday where they were saying, remember when this initially started, you don't need to bring up, sorry, the CNN, but you can just show it.
01:03:36.000That's the only one that you can accurately gauge at this point.
01:03:39.000Hospitalizations are very subjective because some people go to the hospital early, some people go to the hospital late.
01:03:44.000Now, early on, and we ran this, I think, as a meme with the Then and Now, what did they tell you if you were young, you didn't have pre-existing conditions, and you thought you had COVID symptoms?
01:03:53.000They said, stay away from the hospital.
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01:08:29.000Coronavirus killed Americans weeks earlier than thought.
01:08:32.000Oh, you mean there's more information that you guys were wrong on?
01:08:35.000I'm not understanding that this is... These papers are not the same as a paper that is already in a published... John King looks like the postman who told the story in Santa Claus is Coming to Town.
01:09:26.000Very inconsiderate, but I love the sniffs because it comes out of this little valve, and just now I realized that it had gotten puffy again because of the off-gassing.
01:09:32.000So I just got some more coffee sniffs.
01:09:34.000Well, so, this, you should do something for Joe Biden.
01:09:37.000You should put, like, little girl smell in a bag for Joe to just... Jeez, Gerald!
01:10:34.000That just changed like Ed Rooney's computer with Ferris Bueller's absentee days.
01:10:40.000The only number that you can rely upon without human intervention, human error, are the deaths per million at this point.
01:10:48.000And even then, they're still not that reliable because they are skewed by them adding to the total deaths, but at least it puts it somewhat in context.
01:10:54.000Whereas the hospitalizations, that can be directly affected.
01:10:57.000This is the same reason that you have insider trading laws.
01:10:59.000It can be directly affected by someone going up, going wherever they are.
01:12:50.000I want to see the commercial of like, for the price of a cup of coffee a day, you can put Wolf Blitzer on a ventilator, even though he doesn't need one just because he wants one.
01:13:34.000I've met him a couple of times, and this is just sort of an amount of the two different times, but both interactions, actually there were technically three interactions, were very Clint Eastwood-y.
01:13:43.000So let me preface this by saying I think you guys know we've had some celebrities in studio, obviously have celebrities on Skype.
01:13:51.000It's sort of an innate quality I have in that I don't tend to get intimidated by celebrity.
01:13:56.000I don't call that being on the spectrum because I pretty much just treat them as I treat most people in this room.
01:14:00.000That being said, there is a certain level of celebrity and fame with which I'm no longer comfortable, and that basically is like Clint Eastwood, Spielberg, and Tom Hanks.
01:14:27.000Because I believe that the orangutan's performance was more impressive.
01:14:34.000If anyone hasn't seen that film, any which way they can, it's Clint Eastwood street fighting.
01:14:38.000It's Clint Eastwood as a street fighter and there's a motorcycle gang called the Black Widows and they're the most inept, pussified motorcycle gang.
01:15:42.000So, we're at this gathering, I will say this, of conservatives in Hollywood.
01:15:49.000It's not really a secret anymore, but it was a secret organization at the time.
01:15:51.000We're just conservatives, sort of like Alcoholics Anonymous for conservatives in Hollywood.
01:15:55.000And I'm looking at a table, and at this table is Clint Eastwood, Gary Sinise, Jon Voight, David Mamet, and there were a few other people, but those are the ones that really stuck out, obviously, like Mamet and Clint Eastwood.
01:16:09.000And I go, okay, I'm going to go sit, you know, I'm like at table 64.
01:16:13.000But Andrew Breitbart was the one who brought me in.
01:16:15.000This was in 2009 when I was at PJTV, and Andrew says, no, no, Stephen, come over.
01:17:14.000And he's talking with someone, and I never want to be that guy who takes up too much time, so he's at the bar, he gives the guy some cash, which I can only assume was like a hundred bill wadded up.
01:17:23.000And he turns around, and I just said, he turned around into me.
01:17:29.000And then he just looked at me and said...
01:17:49.000And you all have to introduce yourselves, because a lot of people are just writers, producers, part-time actors, comedians.
01:17:53.000And then Clint Eastwood stands up when you have to introduce yourself, because everyone, it's like Alcoholics Anonymous, everyone's on the same footing.
01:17:58.000Clint Eastwood stands up, he goes, hi, I'm Clint Eastwood, former mayor of Carmel.
01:18:11.000And I'm sure everybody busted out laughing.
01:18:13.000When it's not a joke, he went over to, I believe, my friend Alex later, and he was telling me about this, but I wasn't there, but he was playing on his iPhone.
01:18:19.000He was playing, at this point, I don't know what it might have been, like Flappy Bird or whatever.
01:18:23.000And Clint Eastwood just, he was walking, right?
01:18:24.000So picture Clint Eastwood, I'll just do it rolling here.
01:18:26.000He's walking, and he sees Alex over here.
01:19:22.000We can just tell some jokes and cover the news.
01:19:25.000So we hope that it's been valuable to you, and we will be here tonight with Ash Wednesday, and then tomorrow we will be here with Ted Cruz, Dan Crenshaw on Friday.
01:19:33.000And next week, I should tell you, next week will be a live broadcast of CNN.