Dennis Quaid

But I've noticed that when I get a cold now, it's harder to get over it.

Everything's a little bit harder to get over now.

And I don't think it's just me.

I have friends, you know, we talk about it, and the same thing is going on.

And, you know, coming from China and all that, you know, what could have happened could have been an exchange, a real exchange of how it had really happened.

and what the process was of how it happened to make sure that it doesn't happen again, or during the research of the vaccine to put that out, where it could have helped there as well.

There's no... It just winds up being... Everybody lines up on the side of ideology.

I mean, I wonder if...

If Trump does come into office, are they going to say, oh, I won't take Trump's vaccine again?

Yeah, she was saying, I'm not going to take this vaccine when it comes out.

Then as soon as they got into office, the very same vaccine, they said, yes, we should take our vaccine.

A lot of it has to do, I think, with cable news, too.

People have separated themselves.

I myself, I watch all of them.

You know, on DirecTV, there's Channel 200 where you got like six boxes and you can watch all the news.

And it flipped back and forth.

And it's like watching a different story.

A completely different story where you go.

And somewhere in the middle there is the real thing.

Yeah.