Hey everybody, I know a lot of you are probably watching the Bernie Sanders livestream of music right now, which I got to say, Bernie, thank you. Excellent job. So Bernie, I guess instead of his rally, got some bands and got Neil Young to sing live on Periscope, and he was promoting Bernie. I think he's somewhere remote, but the rest of us, we just get to listen to really good music. I don't know if you tuned into that, but it was great. So congratulations, Bernie. Great job during the virus. Creative and good for the public. I appreciate it.

If somebody says no, Tucker's on, sorry. Yeah, you've got Tucker recorded or you can watch me record it. It works both ways. So keep me company while I set up my desk. That's why I'm here. I am literally here to keep you company. We are going to have a paucity of entertainment unless people step up, and according to the Bernie Sanders live stream that looks like people are. I'll try to do the same.

I tweeted earlier that I predict there will be a bunch of outdoor drive-in theaters popping up because it's real easy to do. Yeah, you can buy a little projector for yourself, put it on the wall. All you need is a screen of some sort, some kind of flat surface, and a place to park. So how hard would it be for somebody to just turn a parking lot into a drive-in movie? Couldn't you do it now? I think what you need to do is you'd have to get the sound into the car, but that seems doable. Must be an app that can stream. How hard would that be? Stream the movie into your car and then play it. You know, optionally you could play it through your speakers. Then everybody during the coronavirus crisis can just drive up in the car, watch the movie. If you do it in your neighborhood you might have to use the bathroom at home. I guess bathroom would be a problem. But you're going to see a lot of creativity anyway.