get lost, goof ball. ice cream? you said ice cream? girl like ice cream. come on, that s not going to work. i want to make sure i m not analogizing myself to scarface. you had to talk to people and pick-up lines like that didn t work. some guys keep trying and using them and hitting on girls no matter how many times they get blown off. and joe biden he is one of those guys. in fact, you could say joe biden is a testament to persistence. he has been flirting with america for 50 years. trying to romance us into making him president. and he was denied time and time again. until finally in 2020, america got into bed with biden. the average voter didn t know much about biden even though he had been in washington for 50 years. during a presidential campaign he largely hid away from the public. hid away from the basement. while the media and the big tech essentially ran the campaign for biden. then biden blew it. and now everybody wants out. but now biden is trying to bu
morning. don t go any way, morning joe starts now. this week in covid history, march 2020, week two, everyone is getting mask fever. n95 masks, gas masks and mask singers like sarah palin seen about singing about her moist alaska bottoms. speaking of uncomfortable shaking, president trump shakes hands in florida. lots and lots of hands, but don t worry about that pesky coronavirus. we re doing a great job with it. and it will go away. just stay calm. lit go away. really? because it sort of feels like it s getting out of control. tom hanks got it. arenas are empty and people are buying t.p. like hot cakes. be calm. it s really working out. and a lot of good things are going to happen. no reason to panic. ask fox news. why the mask hysteria over the coronavirus when it s far more lethal to have the flu? why if the flu is by pure numbers much more dangerous, why do you think there s this reaction that we see everywhere? it s actually the safest time to fly
red herring. we study a lot of those. let s study the most common things we see in medicine and teach them. we used to have a saying watch one, do one, teach one. we need more teaching on this issue. they came in strange. they were fatigued and they had this. we learned that with covid, by the way. covid looked strange a lot of times and weren t ready for it but we got good at diagnosing covid. we need to get better at diagnosing, pneumonia, strokes and blood clots especially. we have the tools, we need more training. sandra: wearing a hearing aid can slash risk of dimension by half in at-risk patients. can i get a quick response to that? that s from lon set. a wake-up call how to interpret studies, not the brain the deteriorating faster if you have a hearing problem. if you can t hear you are locked out of the world, you don t engage, you don t interact, that causes your demention to proper
to blame anyone in particular. you might credit him. his decision to stay in long after the issue was decided is one of the reasons trump became president. and so i think if you are desantis, a lot of this is going to be not just persuading voters but continue to be the clear number two it s persuading the others to get out when they aren t performing well. sandra: what do you see is the biggest winning issue for desantis on the debate stage if it will be a make or break moment? the covid history is important. as president, trump, he never liked the lockdowns. he soured on them early. but he never took the decisive action to say we re opening up and to fire people like anthony fauci. the problem is even when trump was saying i don t like these lockdowns, was discouraging it. he left in place fauci and other
an absolutely atrocious game and in order to continue to justify their entire career trajectory they have to shift the blame to someone else. and that to me is fauci. he studied and prepared for this situation for his entire life and in the crucible moment, the highest paid taxpayer funded employee in our united states government failed the country, failed all of us. he prepared for the moment and when the moment finally came, he wasn t ready for it. and the american people bore the unfortunate cost of his failures and i think he is afraid to acknowledge that. will: i should say, clay, you got a lot right, too. about covid. you got it all right about masks. i mentioned what you got wrong. your willingness to take ownership. you got a lot right. by the way go listen to that podcast. you and stephen a. smith on his no mercy podcast. thank you, it was fun. will: thank you, clay. thanks, will. will: up next, is san francisco about to deputize illegal aliens to be cops?