As he recovers from COVID-19, Donald Trump is saying and doing a lot of things. There's just one thing for us to do -- ignore him.

With the news that President Trump has tested positive for COVD-19, we should have both of these reactions — get well soon and we told you so.

Last night's first debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden will be remembered for a lot of reasons. It was ugly. It was nasty. It was chaotic. But ultimately, when we look back at this debate, history will remember it as the debate that lost Trump the election.

Of all the legacies that Donald Trump will leave once he's out of office in January, the death of the Republican Party will be one of the most profound.

Despite what Donald Trump says or thinks, he's going to lose on November 3rd, and he will leave office in January. That's what you need to hear and believe today.

Donald Trump is going to send up a Supreme Court nominee to the Senate, and Mitch McConnell has promised a vote before the election. You think that's wrong? Then, what are you prepared to do?

It's a question that Joe gets asked all the time about Trump's followers: "Why?" What motivates these people to continue to support and defend Donald Trump? Joe knows a lot about Trump's followers because they are the same people who supported him. He can explain their thinking.

It's time to stop worrying about Donald Trump because after Election Day, because after Election Day it's all of his enablers in the Republican Party that we need to focus on.

One thing is certain -- Donald Trump has a long history of being a superspreader, possibly of COVID-19, but certainly of BS.

With 56 days to go until the election, Sen. Mitt Romney thinks criticizing Donald Trump is enough. It's not.