I borrow a thought from Samuel L. Jackson as I get into my head space about the preps for Thanksgiving in our current world situation. 

Yes, that thought is a bit salty...

Noted in this episode: Daily Beast article on the impacts of the current coronavirus surge on small community hospitals, including Monica's hometown of Seneca, KS.

I try to explain my issues with one Donald J. Trump, but wind up with another question: 

Inspiration or Direct? What's the better approach towards the American people by their President?

I'm a bit fired up at how a certain political bent is rife with feelings of "victimhood" while calling the other side of the aisle "snowflakes" when a complaint is made. Facebook & Twitter again deal with people who don't know how to set up their own phone apps but somehow are on a Senate committee.

UNC has become the 2nd Big Sky school to announce it won't allow fans into basketball games or wrestling matches through New Years. I look at what the chances are at fans dealing with coronavirus carriers and address how delicate the tightrope is right now for all college sports.

I take a look at what I view as a poison ingested by a certain political party, a poison that has severely altered our countrymen and their views.

Today I give an overview of a tool that can tell you what your chances are of catching coronavirus in large gatherings, plus the frustration of politicians trying to "thread the needle" while cases move past their previous highs.

Visualize your odds for coronavirus infection

With all of the cries of "fraud" from President Trump's campaign, there are two lawsuits filed that could alter not just the current results but the future of our elections. The rest is just fluff.

I look back on the weekend's news, including thoughts on Dave Chappelle's monologue on Saturday Night Live. There's vaccine news from Pfizer today while the increase in coronavirus cases has Gov. Polis's attention today, but whatever he pushes for will prompt a fight.

False information on Twitter and Facebook is abundant, but one claim prompted me to think about infrastructure...Not just election, but all of our infrastructure.

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