money that s strung out all over the country. everyone seems to be making money. we just talked about the masks coming from china. is that the untold story of this pandemic, just the money that s driving all of this policy? i think it is. i saw a report that bentley sales were up 31%. you basically cannot find high end furniture. they are sold out. people are renovating their homes everywhere. it s not to make them smaller. you go parts of the country very different in santa barbara county and the hamptons than it is in east baltimore. the untold story of the pandemic is that the restrictions that we have imposed without science have disproportionately affected poor communities. people with disabilities, children, the brown university study showing that children during the pandemic have had significant cognitive and motor delays. they specifically said that they were far more profound in children of low socioeconomic
yesterday auto sales came out. they were horrific except for one thing. bentley sales up 100%. bmw sales up 3%. so rich people and big companies are putting to work already. smaller businesses will be able to do so particularly once we get these hurdles down. i would tell investigators don t worry about that stuff. businesses are going to get back to basics. basics mean growing and getting better. melissa: is your mazeratti parked outside? give me a ride next time. thank you. meanwhile, some terrifying moments as a tornado rips through an auto repair shop. picking up a car and tossing it like a toy. we have the latest on those deadly southern storms. and the debate expected to begin soon on the senate floor over the fate of supreme court nominee judge neil gorsuch. will republicans be forced to go nuclear?