nd it's not a regular press conference. The whole country, in fact the whole world, is watching these. These are really highly rated. Only a few of you are chosen. And of all the reporters in the world, you're one of the, I don't know, eight, ten, however many were in the room. And you get to ask a question on national TV. Make it good. Make it good. This is your moment to shine. Checking on the oil. Yep. Where is it? Give me the price. I'm not sure. To be... huh? How can you ask a question if you don't know the price? I'll look it up. Let me just go to someone else.

Oh my God. Now I've said before that I could watch this all day long and it's true. Because I think the president knew what network this person was from and he probably knew in advance it wasn't going to be a real question. It probably wasn't going to be a real question. It was just going to be another gotcha question. I'm guessing the president sniffed it out because of who he worked for, the reporter. So that was pretty funny.

The other press failure is there's reporting that President Trump could gain financially by the hydroxychloroquine drug. And apparently it's true. It's true. Apparently the president could gain financially if people use this drug that he's promoting that has not passed all the scientific clinical tests. Sounds pretty bad, doesn't it? The president of the United States promoting an unproven drug that he has a financial interest in. Wow. Wow. The press nailed him. Got him. They got him this time.

Let's see how much, how many millions d