Does the media lie to us about the coronavirus? Nick shares several articles that you may not have read yet.

Dee gives us an update on his little office kitty - Stop and Friskies. Dee is taking a big step: he's getting a cat case and taking her to the vet

The same night that Bill Clinton spoke, photos were released of Clinton receiving a neck massage from a Jeffrey Epstein victim.

ALSO - A CNN panel was quick to defend former President Bill Clinton Tuesday night after a Republican commentator asked how he had not been "canceled" in the #MeToo era.

According to a study, the evening newscasts on ABC, CBS and NBC have been 150 times more negative when covering President Trump compared to Joe Biden.

Marianne Williamson, took to Twitter to criticize the Democratic National Convention for lacking substance on the issue of racism in the country. ALSO - AOC and John Kasich had a little spat before the DNC started.

The Kansas City Star has an editorial about Republicans staying "quiet " about mail-in voting and dismantling the Postal Service.

A number of sourced quotes from Obama leaked out throughout the 2020 Biden campaign where the former president allegedly expressed doubts about his former running mates’ fitness for office. “Don’t underestimate Joe’s ability to f--k things up,” one Democrat who spoke to the former president recalled him saying.

Best of Nick - The Vitae Foundation will be hosting their dinner on Friday, August 21. Jason Chaffetz will be the keynote speaker for the Vitae Foundation this year. Missouri Elected to Congress in 2008, Jason Chaffetz rose to Chairman of the powerful House Oversight & Government Reform Committee—only the fifth time in 100 years a three-term representative ascended to such a position.

Best of Nick - A Springfield woman is speaking out after Cox Hospital is allegedly requiring patients to put “COVID” in order to make a virtual appointment. The woman skipped the question because that’s NOT what the visit was for. Cox allegedly called her back and said she had to mark it in order to make the appointment… Why? The CEO of Cox Tweeted out about the incident, saying “In March, Cox decided to provide free COVID telemedicine to address the uninsured and reduce exposure risk. In the software, a coupon code had to be chosen instead of insurance field, “COVID” It was a public service. I regret anyone would think it is part of a conspiracy theory.”