, right? Coronavirus just made us rethink every assumption, which was a really bad pandemic. But what is the unintended consequence, if you will, of rethinking every assumption? It's really good. It's really, really good. Like really, really so good you can't even wrap your head around it. The pandemic is nothing but bad in terms of what it's doing to us at the moment. But making us rethink from scratch every assumption about commuting, what is the nature of school, how do we interact, do we shake hands? I mean just everything. Medicine, how we deliver medicine, how we make vaccines. I mean a lot changed. But we're still in the middle of the fight. So when you're in the middle of the fight against the pandemic, that's where your concentration is. But if you just took a moment, just take a moment to just rise above it a little bit, look at it from 35,000 feet, just get a little distance from it, there is something amazing that is forming now. Are there also bad things that we have to watch out for that are forming? Oh yeah, there are. Oh yeah. But we'll talk about that too. It's all optimism today. I'm feeling good about America.

Part of it is that the things that are going wrong are just sort of funny. They're sort of laughably funny problems. I'll tell you a few of those in a bit. Apparently Mike Pompeo, allegedly, he's going to report today that we have dramatic new evidence about the virus allegedly leaking from a Wuhan lab. But the biggest part of it, the bombshell part, is that the allegation includes the fact that they quote cultured the virus. Now I don't know what they mean by cultured the virus. I assume that means it's at least modified or