Good morning! It's not just morning for our new a.m. schedule, but it's morning on Twitter, too, and President Donald Trump was mourning a new "Mourning" ad on Twitter.

You can see the ad below in our Must See Clips section, along with the Trump campaign's latest ad, which has CNN angry. So ... quite a morning for mornings! 

The President's 1 a.m. rage was directed at George Conway, whom he called "moonface" for some reason.

And moonf...err, Conway responded, calling Trump a "moron."

Coronavirus

The academic group frequently cited by the White House coronavirus task force for official estimates of coronavirus cases and fatalities radically changed its numbers on Monday, nearly doubling its projected final death toll for the first wave of the Covid-19 outbreak to 135,000.

CNN’s Dr. Sanjay Gupta said on Monday that American deaths linked to the coronavirus could exceed 3,000 daily by mid-summer, stating that the shutdowns aimed at reducing the spread of the virus failed to create a “back end” to the infection curve.

Dr. Anthony Fauci has a question to ponder in calculating when to reopen: “how many deaths and how much suffering are you willing to accept?”

Pulitzer Prize

The 2020 Pulitzer Prize winners were announced Monday afternoon with 15 winners in journalism and seven in book, drama, and music.

Here is the list of winners...including the controversial ones.

'Like a slap in the face'

Former First Lady Michelle Obama remains upset that the winning coalition her husband put together in the 2008 and 2012 elections did not turn out in sufficient numbers to help Hillary Clinton defeat Donald Trump in 2016.

'I won’t forget it'

CNN’s Chris Cuomo effusively thanked Dr. Anthony Fauci last night for his attention during the anchor’s recent bout with the coronavirus, and went on to extend those thanks to “our leader” and the entire Trump administration for their concern over his ordeal.

Desperate housewife references

In an Oval Office interview with the New York Post Monday, Trump went after CBS White House correspondents Weijia Jiang and Paula Reid — both of whom he’s previously berated in the briefing room.

“It wasn’t Donna Reed, I can tell you that,” Trump said — lamenting what he deems to be the journalists’ dissimilarity to the actress who starred as a housewife in an eponymous sitcom decades ago.

China

Media critics “go crazy” over any discussion of how the coronavirus originated in China, CNBC host Joe Kernen said in a Tuesday interview with Sen. Tom Cotton, because it “ruins their whole narrative.”

“I can’t believe the type of hoopla I see even when we discuss it. To a certain contingency, they claim that it’s a try to, I guess, cast blame aside from the Trump administration,” the CNBC host said to the Republican senator.

Murder Hornet sting test

Dueling Ads

You heard about the ads above, now watch them here.

The Trump Campaign has released a new 60-second political ad that paints President Trump as a competent leader who is successfully navigating the country through the coronavirus pandemic.

The ad features the line “This November the greatest comeback story is written” and
highlights “attacks” on Trump by the media.

Conversely, group of notable Republicans dedicated to the ouster of President Trump has put out their own ad,  damning political ad that hits the White House handling of the deadly coronavirus pandemic.

The political spot plays off the famous Ronald Reagan ad from 1984 that opened “It’s morning in America,”
though this 2020 version takes a much darker tone