claclamp down on the wet markets like they did after the sars outbreak? mike: i'm an expert on wet markets. i don't have much to say about wet markets. but you know what i do have a lot to say about. is it too much? i don't know how that got there. greg: what net wok is that on? mike: it's on the science channel thursday at 10:00 p.m. if people are looking for something to take their minds off the current pandemic. watch the show. kat: so shameless i respect it. dwreg * tom, what are you excited to have come back. tom: i was in a coffee shop today. everyone was behaving. they all had masks. employees are behaving like emergency room doctors. we are in new york. it's like the epicenter. i think everyone is behaving well. and i think we can already get back to work. greg: new york is the epicenter making. kat: the epi-lady. kat: i don't get it. greg: we'll have to learn from the supermarket. one lasthe break. it kills weeds, prevents crabgrass and feeds so grass can thrive,...

he was doing the fourth reference. we have all been there. if you ever co-signed for a relative that you know i will end up making the car payment on. it's that kind of video, yeah i'm doing it because i have been asked to do it, but i'm not in it. greg: mike, enjoying that water. are you going to drink all that gin and go to bed on that single bed behind you? mike: i agree with tyrus. it was no surprise that obama -- it's also the weakest endorsement a former president has ever given. it's like' you have got one person left standing waiting to be chosen for kick ball because everybody else has been taken and it was like, okay, i will take you. he didn't want to do it, but he had no choice. i do think that warren is not going to get the vp pick. but i applaud the dramatic presentation we all viewed just a short time ago. i thought tom and kat knocked it out of the park. greg: back with more after this. open road and telling people e that liberty mutual customizes your insurance, so...