The Five-Year Anniversary Of COVID: What Are The Lessons Learned? And Senators Blackburn And Tuberville Comment On The Continuing Resolution

What this episode covers

Has it really been five years? In 2019, the world turned upside down when a little known virus entered (or purposely released?) our lives. Government mandated shutdowns, required masks, forced children to stay home, and anyone who defied the vaccine mandates were promptly fired. Five years on, Mike has thirteen lessons he learned. He shares them then takes your calls. And today, Chuck Schumer's bluff is called. The Senate will vote on cloture to end debate on the continuing resolution to fund the government for six months. Senators Marsha Blackburn and Tommy Tuberville give you their thoughts on that and much more.

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