A critical analysis from Adam G. Oestreich and Kevin Michael Sully.

Adam and Kevin talk about the heart-rending story of how one student is trying to cope with finishing her degree and helping her family business stay afloat. Then, the guys fix the education system and wonder aloud when someone is going to fix the testing system (for coronavirus).

Adam and Kevin talk about the explosion of coronavirus cases at meatpacking plants across the midwest, mainly the Smithfield plant in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. A lot of Iowa talk, some rumblings of a whizard knife, and more shortcomings from people in charge while the country's most vulnerable are once again left behind. Plus, some states have reopened but have businesses?

Adam and Kevin talk about hearing the intimate stories of people losing loved ones to the coronavirus, Michael Barbaro's incredible range of interviewing skills, and the content calendar of The Daily. Plus, a new edition of "Did You Hear This One?", the non-coronavirus headlines that you may have missed.

Adam and Kevin put on their political commentator hats to talk about the state of the United States Presidential election. Donald Trump is at the podium, Joe Biden is in his basement, and it's a long time until November 3rd.

Adam and Kevin break down the conversations between Michael Barbaro and Governor Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan, as well as his discussion with a protestor from Michigan who owns a pest control company and wants the economy to reopen.

Adam and Kevin discuss states' reopening plans and the level of interest we have in going to a mall or movie theater in the next few weeks. Plus, the current state of coronavirus testing, how many tests are happening, how accurate are they, and when will it ever get better. And finally, talk of the 1990's Chicago Bulls.

Adam and Kevin learn what futures contracts means. Plus, the unveiling of a new segment called, "Free Campaign Advice with Kevin Sully," in which an absolutely brilliant idea is unveiled to the Biden campaign and is free for the taking.

Adam and Kevin discuss the ways people are now spending time with each other, from celebrating birthdays to mourning loved ones. Plus, when do people say enough Is enough and ask the federal government to actually help.

Adam and Kevin talk about the pandemic outbreak and its effect on the prison system. Plus, kind of a recap of yesterday's episode on protests, and does anyone have a plan in place to reopen this thing?