copy it there are several other big studio films that are looking to do the same thing including a jackie chan an action film this could be very significant because streaming so far hasn't had a big impact on movie going in china this movie going still quite new there people still like to go to the movies but this could be a turning point especially these big films finally success at home people get used to watching big films at home ok so the coronavirus could mean more streaming and china now another thing that people can do from home of course is play video games what's been the impact there surprisingly or ironically video games which has become incredibly popular since the. it's called plague inc plague plague like as in black play the game it's an online game basically you create a virus and then you infect a country and try to spread it around the world sounds like a bit of gallows humor. but since the outbreak of the virus has become the most popular game downloaded in china i mean it could be a way of coping right you've got this crisis outside your window maybe playing this game allo

and jackie chase, from -- i almost said "jackie chan." se, from capitol heights, maryland, watching on another of our favorite stations, fox 5 dc. [ applause ] let me get my cards, and we officially start the show here. so, i don't know if you guys watched the other day. i was on a rant. i'm a dallas cowboy fan, and i am unapologetic about it. i don't care if you like the cowboys. you have to live with it. but i'm a '70s kid. i was born in 1970, and i grew up watching the cowboys with my dad in the '70s, with stars like drew pearson, who was the wide receiver. [ cheers and applause ] incredible. well, drew was recently snubbed by the pro football hall of fame. i still cannot get over it. i was in miami talking about it. people who were miami dolphins fans were made about it. but drew made headlines. he had an emotional reaction to the news that he wasn't getting in this year, so let me set everything up. he had gathered friends and family, they were watching it, there were tv cameras. it was, you know, this moment of celebration for this m

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talk about all of that, including what we heard from senator tester with jackie kucinich for "the daily beast," charlie dent and chansman dent, we have a lot of lawmakers on this show, and it was interesting to hear the reaction from senator tester, heari ing joanie ernst for the first time, that shouldn't be the practice of either party. what do you make of it when you hear senator ernst. you would think perhaps that joe biden is on trial. and this is not an impeachment trial of joe biden, it is an impeachment trial of the president and that's a reaction from a juror. what do you make of it? >> well, she probably shouldn't have said it, but i think it was an honest assessment. how is all of this affecting joe biden's campaign? it is a legitimate question. she probably shouldn't have raised it. i said all along that the president of the united states essentially weaponized himself, he weaponized himself to damage joe biden's candidacy while simultaneously blowing up his own presidency. to a certain extent, i guess that's what joanie ernst is asking, how much damage has this done to joe biden. shouldn't have asked it