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The Coronavirus projections suggests the worst is behind us in Alabama. A new Auburn professor publicly declares he will not say "War Eagle" because he doesn't want to say the word "war."

The Senate wants to spend money earmarked for Coronavirus relief on a new Sate House, and Caleb finds himself siding with Gov. Ivey and Kyle Whitmire. Businesses like JC Penny and Steak 'n' Shake are shutting down. A senior citizen's home in Selma is shot at and then set on fire. The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals rules that YouTube is not a public utility against Dennis Prager's assertion that it is, and Caleb winds up on Google's side. A Georgia attorney and friend of the defendants in the Auhmaud Arbery case leaked that video trying to help the defense?

A Coronavirus study on MLB players might explain why some of Alabama's statistics don't line up. Gov. Ivey loosens her "Safer-At-Home" order. Birmingham police officer slams a woman on the ground at a Walmart. Could the Tesla car company move to Alabama? A Dallas judge demands a salon owner admit she was wrong for opening up.

A restaurant owner in Cullman Alabama is threatened with permanent shutdown if she opens up her business in defiance of the "Safer At Home" order.

Does America have a healthy relationship with work?

More Alabama Sheriffs refuse to enforce Gov. Ivey's "Safer At Home" orders. Joe Biden and his supporters do all kinds of impressive mental gymnastics to explain how they were right about Kavanaugh and Biden despite having wildly different standards.

Caleb discusses the best and worst-case scenarios for the Wuhan-coronavirus pandemic. An Alabama Sheriff defies Governor Ivey's orders to close churches and businesses. UAB has helped discover a new drug that might be the key to treating Covid-19.

Dr. Scott Harris with Alabama Dept. of Public Health asserts churches and restaurants are far more dangerous than retail stores. Caleb takes the 9 Axes political quiz on air. The left freaks out when Vice President Pence is seen visiting the Mayo clinic without a mask.

Science is a very good thing, but it has a proper place in our lives.

Governor Ivey announces new "Safer At Home" Orders that are pretty much the same as the old ones. Conservative Review's Daniel Horowitz ask where this authority the governors are claiming they have to ignore civil liberties. The Squad is back with their new plan to create a Socialist utopia: everyone should just not work.