we already had joe walsh. we had joe walsh try to challenge president trump.e had bill weld the former governor of massachusetts. it hadn't worked. so this is note going to do any different. lou: you are holding a bright shiny object to divert us from the fact that we have the most effective president in my opinion he's the greatest president we have ever had. his accomplishments are extraordinary and we have to little to twiddle dee and twiddle -- um. you put together the causal relationship here. he's anti-trump and therefore the left will love him to death. >> he will be useful to them. if the elect is close. lou: useful idiot is the expression, i believe. >> democrats were very angry in 2016 with jill stein who got some votes they thought might otherwise have gone to hillary clinton and made the difference in the elect. this is what small fringe candidates do. i'm not saying justin aman is going to run for president. lou: what about gary johnson. i haven't looked at this in a long time. as i recall, gary johnson got in some cases 4% of the vote or somethin

joe walsh, there is some blowback here on the president and his focus on china. i know the criticism is there that he is looking to shift the blame. he is looking to get this -- the focus off of him and what his administration has and hasn't done. do you think looking into china, and the origins of this and perhaps lack of information from -- do you think that's an appropriate step for him to be taking right now? >> yes. we should look into what china did. we should look into when this is all done how the world health organization behaved. but that's not donald trump's motivation. the one constant about donald trump, steve, is all he gives a damn about is donald trump. and he needs a boogieman. he needs somebody upon which to put the blame on this. >> can i ask you -- i think this is interesting. how do you balance that, then? if you believe his motives are wrong on this, motives are selfish, shifting the blame, motives are getting people to point the finger someplace else and yet china's record is not good on this, and it is worthy of having an investigation and

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like that man. 1979, bill walsh took joe montana in the third round which might have been a reach at that time. >> no one had him better th fifth und. t have what appeared to be a strong arm. but he had great instincts, mobility, this wasn't going to be much reaction. my reaction is he would have played in canada. >> this day in sports history, give it to me. 1977, yankees 3-8. new york beat the blue jays. they won the world series. 2001, the atlanta falcons traded with the chargers and got michael vick. 2012, philip became one of the most obscure players to pitch a perfect game against the mariners. 2018, a's lefty throws his first and only no hitter against the red sox. 1996, the bulls beat the washington bullets for a record 72 wins, 20 years later the warriors won 73 games. and we can't wait for the sports to start step by step, we're going to figure this out. we're gonna find a way through this. we're working really, really hard in hospitals, our nurses, our techs, all the docs. it's about staggering when people get sick so that the hospitals can cope. we're gonna go through an