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corona virus updates, obviously because it is the only thing happening in the news, one of the more about doing this showed during this period. In times there is only one thing happening in the news, literally no other things happening in the so, what's jump into what is happening in, yesterday was a really bad in the United States for a number of doubts, apparently over forty five hundred deaths recorded in the United States. Now how many of those debts were a result of the cdc standards in terms what counts is governed dad, I'm actually not sure it doesn't really matter because the bottom line is that those debts are attributable to covered nineteen according to the law, imposed. Covenanted, that's a snowball from a few isolated cases of thousands across the country. Each you a surgeon general worn last week that it would be like Pearl Harbor. It turned out to be more than five times as many of you inside from coded nineteen last week, then were killed at Pearl Harbor. If you look at a single week, what you see is that covered nineteen was just on the verge of overtaking hard.

These are the number one killer across the country. The last week of nineteen killed more people from April six April, twelfth than any other cause of death, except heart, disease does normally in atypical April weak. Normally, cancer kills about eleven thousand people per week, and heart disease kills about. Thirteen thousand people per week covered killed about twelve thousand four hundred people they were the April six, two April, twelfth that is really really scary. One of the things that is Gary about that, obviously, is that if you provided that over the course of the year you're talking hundreds of thousands of deaths and easily hundreds of thousands of deaths now, the Good NEWS is that that is likely to be the peak. But we are likely to see is a decline in the number of deaths being reported, around country. The number of deaths trail, the number of hospitalized cases, number of hospitalized cases did peek a few days ago. Now, wit. That said, there's a lot of talk about when all of this is going to be reopened. How all of this I think, is important when we talk about quota virus doubts because they ve

he sees the run numbers and very often people will show you a chart is one more useless charge that I'd seen, which is cumulative deaths, and when you look at cumulative deaths it looks exponential right down. The line looks exponential, six rising rapidly the problem with using cumulative doubts. It doesn't actually tell you when the rate of death is increasing, where the rate of speculation is increasing and that's what we really care about, because if you are just adding the number of deaths today on topics, number of deaths. Yesterday, every time he had three or four that the line continues to go up, whereas if you lost five people yesterday and one person today on the cumulative on the cumulative tried that looks like a continued increase in non cumulative Charlie coming day by day level, it looks like a pretty significant deal also important to recognise that I've been talking about all week. It is deeply irresponsible of the media to tranche people or fail to tranche people in the ways that they do. What I mean by that is that if you are looking at the actual danger of corona virus, you do have to look at this type of person whose acquired

grown a virus to pretend that all people who acquire grown a virus are equally likely to be killed by corona virus or to end about events. Later is simply not true, and it's really irresponsible, especially because when you're talking about reopening the country we are going to have to tranche people, you are going to have to determine who is most vulnerable and who is less vulnerable to pretend otherwise is really silly, and you hear this kind of stuff from members of the media fairly regular several members of government all the time they sure is more dangerous for older people, but it could kill anybody. Well, cancer is most dangerous, told people, yet it could kill anybody. But your chances of acquiring cancer at age thirty are very different from your chances of acquiring cancer at age. Seventy five or age eighty interpreter that the risk is equivalent and therefore that the behaviour should be equivalent is irresponsible and its blanket one size fits all, as you will get more of that when we talk about the White House policy, that's being put forward and what exactly is going to be a sort of way oh realised in rational policy and what is not, because I think that they contain

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In the United States by age group in the United States over the course of the but all over the course of the last few months, basically from February first, two April eleventh- and this is by Age- in the United States under one year of age, there have been zero deaths from cover nineteen from one to four years of age. There been two deaths from covered. Nineteen is going to the CDC from five to fourteen years there has been one death from covered nineteen from fifteen to twenty four years there has been, there have been thirteen deaths from Kova nineteen thirteen total across the United States, but by the way here is the key. Verbal statistic, as did the number of deaths from all causes during that period, over five thousand people aged fifteen to twenty four have died in the period February first table eleven than the United States. Thirteen from covert nineteen so obviously does not currently hitting people is that, while sitting young people to a year, but not not really, I mean, statistically speaking, it's really not hitting young people particularly hard. Twenty five to thirty four hundred and thirteen, that's total from February. First too,

April, eleventh, that's out of eleven thousand total deaths during that period, eleven thousand Well, that's a hundred thirteen from carbon. Thirty five to forty four. There have been nearly thirteen thousand total. That's February first April, eleventh too with eighty nine deaths from covered, ok to basically, if you're under forty five years, The chances that you're going to die from covered are exceedingly low, very, very, very low, even compared to the number of deaths total that these groups are experiencing over this period of time it starts to elevate, is get older. Forty five to fifty four seven hundred fifty one people have died from covered nineteen out of thirty five out of thirty thousand five hundred cases writes a seven hundred fifty out of seven and fifty out of thirty thousand cases that, starting to look like a little bit more of a percentage that you're talking about two percent of all deaths in that age group do too with nineteen added having to have, you ever tried its tubers at two point: five percent of all Datsun at age group due to cover nineteen then starts to elevate again fifty five to sixty four.

As you see sort of the number of total debts Rachel, fifty five sixty four seventeen. Seventy three deaths February first, two April eleventh out of seventy four thousand, that's so eighty nine hundred out of seventy four thousand two now you're talking about again about two point. Four percent of all deaths in that age range are happening. Dude you covered nineteen sixty five to seventy four twenty nine hundred deaths out of a hundred and fourteen thousand total debt So now you're talking about again twenty nine hundred deaths out of one red and fourteen hundred and fifteen thousand total doubts, I'm doing the math in real time here, you're. Looking again at about two point: five percent of all deaths in that age range are over nineteen, so, basically, if you are below it between the ages of forty five and soon and seventy four you're looking at about two point, five percent chance view died.

Died of covert nineteen, so in other words, as more deaths occur in the group, more people are dying from carbon nineteen on the absolute level, but on a percentage bases its basically the same from the time he had forty five so that high time you had seventy four. Why? Because practised in condition started kickin a lot more prig system conditions, as you get older, continues to maintain and grow as people get older, an old right. Seventy five to eighty four years old again, these are statistics from the CDC from February, first to April, Eleventh thirty, five hundred seventy six deaths out of a hundred and forty four thousand total deaths. So thirty, five hundred seventy six deaths out of a hundred forty four thousand total deaths, and you are looking at a rate of again two point, five percent. So it's basically even the number of deaths than the percentage of deaths out of total number of deaths. It shows that there are not more the people who are dying so this this thing is more dangerous for older people. Clearly, rhino cams reading the CDC sits in the CDC statistics, and you can look at these statistics crossing It's ok, it's a hundred percent. True that younger people are just not

suffering from this thing that older people are and people who do not have pre existing conditions are not suffering from this thing. The way that older people are, and that's really really. It's really really important to mention that, because, because, if you do I mention that then it doesnt they eat. You can't fly We await a solid policy, treating people who are seventy and up or sixty and up or pre existing conditions. The same way, we are treating young healthy people when it comes to public policy is really really foolish right didn't like an end. Its ended when people so Box has a peace on this and here's how they conclude, and I think this is sort of irresponsible- they say. There's no need to blame the point. One thing most people know about cover: nineteen is it hurts older people the most? The data bear this out people and age group are the most likely to be hospitalized and told him. Italy died during the pandemic for the rest of us, the risk is less severe, but far from zero and every person should be mindful and how their current health might make them more susceptible when they say less severe, but far from zero. That makes it sound as though it am I a mild difference in degree. It is a major difference, integrate whether you,

are under the age of thirty or whether your about the age of seventy. These are serious serious concerns, and this is not suggesting that life itself is more votes is more valuable at a particular age. It ain't ever gonna tell somebody to work, and all you know about them, is there are thirty year old without pre existing conditions or a seven year old, with pre existing conditions. It makes it a pretty easy. A pretty easy calculation can beyond them when we are talking about how we get people back to work, we still have, found out, I mean unbelievable, made we ve not on this. We still have not done rand Antibody testing in the United States to find out how many people have actually had this disease. That makes a huge difference, because if it turns out that the rates are one tenth of what we have been told right, if the rate to actually are not five or six percent there point six or point five percent that changes the methodically, especially because for younger and not as vulnerable people. The rates are going to look more like this he's an awfully like zero point. One percent for people who are young and now again that doesn't mean that this is the flu, because these zero point, one percent- right for the flu includes people who are older and vulnerable, and people have had vaccine and people who are out there

I'm doing all these sorts of things with that said to pretend that all age groups and all health groups are equally vulnerable to this thing, as the government keep saying, because the gun we'll just tell you. The truth here is an immediate members want either. Here is the truth. If you are young and your healthy, your chances from this thing, are near zero. Ok, your young unhealthy. Chances of dying from this thing are very, very close to zero, because first, even if you have to acquire which many people will not acquire it, if you do acquire according to New York City Health data, if your young and you are- and you are pre existing conditions, the number of people who died in New York City right, which is the epicenter of this thing or young an end and healthy, is minute. I mean I did like I've looked at the state up just before the holiday and the New York City Health data uncovered. Nineteen is pretty clear about this. If you look at that, if you look at the rate of death by age, if you look at the covert nineteen probable covert, nineteen, that's so now, I'm looking at the bp of that is that is last update.

As of April fifteenth, the total number of people under the age of forty five in New York city roaches experience. Now, what seven seven eight thousand deaths total read: the city of New York, number of people, no underlying conditions under age of forty five have died. Twenty nine twenty nine the grand total of number of people who died. Kate, grand number totalling people under sixty five will died with no underlying conditions would be twenty nine percent, plus sixty seven. So ninety six, that is it. That is not a huge number. The reason that I am saying this is because, when you make plans for who goes back to work, you need to know these numbers beyond that. Beyond that, everybody is suggesting that they know the cover. Nineteen fatality right to things can be true. One cover nineteen spreads extremely easily by all available data express extremely easily also the death rate are not nearly what the W H, OPEC's them and only three point four percent. I have evidence of this

bring you again in one. Second, is starting to be more consistent across sort of various different studies, I'll bring a study from the Netherlands that really suggests that this thing does not have the sort of deadlines that people are suggesting. It has absolute deadlines, because if a ton of people acquire a virus and it has a low percentage of killing people, so a lot of people die from the virus but the absolute death rate of this thing is not is not as high as the delegation originally made out to be or any of the death we are actually seeing in the media. I'll give you the evidence of this in just one second. First, let's talk about the fact that you using Airbus on a regular basis, now right, you're at home, yet have noise cancelling a conference car you're listening to cast your watch Netflix on your phone and whatever you need a good pair of Europe's. It's not gonna cost you a fortune cause who has money to waste these days. What you need are the everyday each one to five year, but from rake on their the best ones. Yet six hours of playtime, seamless, Bluetooth therein more based more compact design. It gives you that nice noise isolating fit Ricans wireless here, but are incredibly comfortable. Their perfect for conference calls video chat, binging

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then there was a study that was done in New York where some by two hundred and fifteen pregnant women came in, and fourteen percent of them had covered nineteen, but only one point: nine percent of them actually had symptoms of cuban nineteen, which suggested A majority of people who had called nineteen or have covered nineteen are asymptomatic, or what that means is that deeds commentators. In your case, they rate even in New York City, is really really high, like a lot higher than it has been made out to be, and now we have another proof of this. According to one study the head of Netherlands, National Institute for Health and images on diesel announced on Thursday that three percent of all people in the Netherlands have the antibody for covered nineteen gate. Three, and which is really high returns. Well, I will tell you why that is really actually quite high, so the Netherlands, as of last night had twenty eight thousand hundred eighty three diagnosed cases in the Netherlands with three thousand three hundred twenty seven. That's that mean about an eleven percent case. They'd Halliday rate by really high. Basically you get this thing you

in serious trouble. In the Netherlands, however, antibiotics has shows that three percent of the population of the Netherlands actually already has the antibody, which means they already have this thing. That means five hundred eighteen thousand, four hundred cases of grown a virus based on their population. There are eighteen million people live in the Netherlands. So, instead of Nine thousand diagnose cases or twenty eight thousand diagnosed cases. You are talking about an order of magnitude time and then multiply that by to the number of people who actually have this thing so twenty times number of people have had this thing, as as the actual reported cases are savings that their case vitality rate in terms of death over a number of people who have actually have this thing is not eleven percent. Its poets zero point- six percent or zero point six percent- it takes it down by full level of magnitude and then divide that by two right take down by a fact from twenty. But as you increase the denominator by twenty, then you are decreasing the death rate by a factor of twenty and by the way again worthy of note,

but in the Netherlands the case, vitality rate by age is wildly disparate at the time. Looking at these, the this is from state as Battista dot com look into the case. Fatal We re the case fatality rate in the Netherlands, which, Julie has an eleven percent case, vitality rate. According to the Johns Hopkins Grown virus data for everyone under the twenty four there is a zero percent case. Vitality rate, twenty five, twenty nine point, one thirty, two, thirty four point: one: thirty, five. Thirty, nine point, one! Forty two, forty four point, one: forty five, forty nine point two then just like in the United States. Elevate once you hit fifty riding, is zero point. Nine one point five, two point: nine for people who are over the age of between sixty and sixty four six point: four for sixty five, two hundred and sixty nine, and then it starts to really later the point where, if you are eighty two eighty four years old, there's a twenty two point- four percent case they tell me ray what does this suggests? It suggested its idiotic to treat people who are you. In healthy, like people who are older when you are trying to come out of this.

It makes no sense. Beyond that. There is some serious question about exact. How european test for these things are, as will see everybody using vast testing, vest testing, regiments, big testing temperature Jacqueline going to personal temperature checks and gonna do crap. Temperature checks are our common, We useless, in my opinion, the reason I say that they are completely useless, is because got that led by the former FDA Commission, very begun testing Scott. That leave quoted a study. Yesterday quote new study shows that people with cover nineteen, maybe most infectious before symptoms, develop. So what the hell does, a temperature check do in Turkey for Temperature Euro symptomatic them matter, used infected the entire office. So what exactly is temperature Jack accomplish? The answer is no so the CDC is recommending temperature checks, it's pretty much useless. So then the question is how many antibody tests can be done, how quickly and then the antibody read I assume is going to take. You know a day or two for binding manufacture the antibody, but even if that's not the case, how

tat are all of these corona virus has yet we ve been relying on his that's question: what is the failure rate on the core of our assessed the role of our says all across the United States. Does that pick up everybody, because there is the problem, need one person who's a super spider to started spreading in a community again now grown virus testing could be useful if it really the widespread and identifying hotspots in presumably could do some contact racing but If this thing is so widespread that three percent of the population of the Netherlands already had it they been in lockdown, then it can be very difficult when people are awesome magic to determine exactly how you walk this thing now, the best you can hope for MR locked down some of the hot spots but you're never gonna be able to completely remove it from the population and that's what we have to be super accurate about what it is that we are attempting to do with the locked out in the first place. And what things gonna look like when the lockdown end, what things are gonna look like, lockdown ends is, if you have a pre existing commissioner, your elderly, you really should be going on public truly like you? I would tell my grandparents that's where my Bobo

and parents are nursing homes, but both my grandmother's. I would not be like all tangled let go. A grocery store, even with the mask on age There is no reason for you to do it, but for me, and my wife and my kids in other. There is really no reason for us not to go out now. The question becomes whether we should socially just ok, the only reason to socially distance is because I appearance or sixty four out prefer not to pass it on to my parents, but as far as me acquiring it, life acquirement or my kids, acquiring it there's not significant risk to them of death tremendously in excess of other risks that you go about on a daily basis, that doesn't mean going have like Corrado virus parties or something or your infecting anybody else, but to be accurate about the risks. We ought to be accurate about the risks we don't want. Community spread, we dont want infecting but who man pre existing conditions and are vulnerable and who are not staying endorse. But again, as we see a lot of measures that are now being attempted, I'm not sure finally going to be completely effective, but I have serious questions about how

testing regiment. The people are talking about is actually going to be implemented on a practical level and whether in fact, we ought to be pursuing a policy debate, we say to people if your young in your healthy go back to work where amassed socially just. Do you not increasing the risk of transmitting these two people who actually are vulnerable and that's about all? We can do at least until thereby treatments that are come up now in a second I'm and tell you There- arson treatments that are being come up with a good, radically change the game, and that is really really good news. There are some treatments that that hospitals are now using. Remember people keep saying vaccine backing that if a really good treatment comes along the mitigates the risk of grown a virus, then a vaccine is still really useful, but it doesnt become quite as urgent recently, where the locker well, there's a vaccine if there's a treatment available to mitigate the effects of carbon nineteen, such that the risk of death goes down dramatically, we'll get to that in just one second. First: let's talk about the fact that more

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The lot Nora seem Hahn who it's a long island jewish hospital said were saving lives with this one hundred percent, such simple thing to do would seem remarkable improvement. We can see it for every single patient, Doktor Catherine Hither, director of medical. I see you at Massachusetts, general. France's once you see at work, he wanted to more uneasy at work almost immediately. So that is a good piece of of data. Now ventilated patients require sedation. When they are paste placed on their stomach, which could be a longer stay in the icy you, for example- and it might be uncomfortable, nonsuited impatient spent sixteen hours on their stomachs, but people are are definitely giving it to try and even more optimistic there is an early big data on a Juliet corona virus. Strong. Now we ve heard about this. One before red destroys called render severe. You ve heard president from talk about it at some of the press conferences. This was originally, I believe, an HIV Aids drugs, rum severe, ok any what was one of the first medicines identified as having the potential to impact covert. Nineteen according to STAT news, dot, com,

The entire world has been waiting for results from Gilias clinical trials. The universities cargo medicine recorded a hundred twenty five people with covert nineteen into Gilias to phase three clinical trials of those people hundred and thirteen had severe disease. All the patients were treated with daily infusions of ram to severe The result of night have been released, but there is a tape of a university shook. For infectious disease specialist talking about this study and England Elite Kathy malign, should the best news, the most Patients have already been discharge which has great we ve had only to patients perish. The discussion was recorded stout, obtain a copy of the video The outcomes offer only a snapshot of ram disappears effectiveness. The same trouser being concurrently run at other institutions is impossible to determine the full study also, then he certainty still no other clinical data from the we studies have been released. To date, excitement is high. Gillian said in his statement on Thursday, when we can say at this stage that we to look forward to data from ongoing studies becoming available, which has basically been there. They're not can release the information as yet. One of

reasons that people don't release. Preliminary information is because it creates hold ups with things like the New England Journal of Medicine. The lane said when we start to drug. We see fever curve. Falling. She says fever is not now a requirement for people to go on trial. We do see when patients come in with high fevers. They do reduce quite quickly. We ve seen people, my ventilators a day after starting therapy. So overall our patients have done well. Most of our patients are severe. Most of them are leaving it six days, so that tells us duration. He doesn't have ten days neutral, It should cargo medicine said that drawing conclusions at this point is premature and scientifically sound this on stopping people from, of course, being being deeply optimistic about this, which again, I think, is a problem. I think, being optimistic about things. Ok, just have to recognise that there is an inherent amounts of uncertainty when these studies and I have been fully Meanwhile, as I say, we're gonna have to get used to the idea that a vaccine maybe a ways and then a vaccine, it may not even work because the viruses mutating the question is whether its mutating in such a way that it makes the disease not not virus.

Not vaccine vulnerable. They did it. Scenes only work on diseases where the disease not change in a certain way, particularly facile measles rightly changes, but it doesn't change in such a way that the vaccine will work on it, flew it is in a change, is in such a way that acting only works, uncertain strains of the flu. So one of the question is whether current virus is going to be vulnerable to vaccines or not according The New York Times is unclear. How mutations in the genome will ultimately affect countermeasures like a vaccine, so we may have to get used to The idea that a vaccine is a little ways away and, as I mentioned before, people are most transfer, if when there asymptomatic so with all of that said, we can see that, There is a tremendous amount of uncertainty and we are going to have to steering the uncertainty. There is no certainty here, there's no world where the cases go down to zero. There is no world for everything is hunky dory and then we just and then we just I'll go back to normal. We're have to accept a certain level of raised risk in our lives for any level of lockdown to come to an end, and you can see that

really most, not even in the United States? You can see it most. In places like Singapore, a Germany has been to gradually reopen their economy. Next week they lockdown in January. Singapore has reopened, and Singapore a new daily high of seven, her twenty eight cases yesterday, so second wave is likely to happen as well. People ripping on Sweden for having more open society and theirs, they will look. They ve had our Greece risk of people dying in getting infected rags, their societies more open. That is just what what is going to happen. You're, not gonna, no other We made the recall, freer red one year from now. If you come back in, Sweden is have way more deaths on a per capita basis than other countries, on it. Then you gonna say we made the wrong call, but if Sweden ends up about the same as the other countries around it or in the ball park, and they didn't shut down their economy. Everybody's gonna be asking whether Sweden had this. Right from the beginning and whether deep scale lockdown were actually the correct solution from the very and again Singapore is seeing a second wave, and this is what I complain about four, while is that people are not being honest about what the second wave looks. Like I've been saying this for weeks,

I said all the studies that were being cited did not take into account a second wave at University of Washington Study people when they said lie down lockdown. Let down the question was what happens the minute we stop blocking down? Are we just gone rain one another, and the fact is we. You need to get out there. We do need to change. We do need to change the direction of the economy Twenty two million Americans have filed for unemployment in the past four weeks to in four weeks as the fast spike in unemployment in american history, and it is not close, is not close. The charts are absolutely stunning. Mission jobless claims per week when it got really bad Two thousand and eight slash. Two thousand and nine. You were saying back half a million initial jobless claims for week. I like the very beginning of two thousand and nine we saw twenty two million in four weeks in the United States. This cannot go on. It cannot go on this way. Just can't We're gonna get to that in just one second, and then, when we get to president from plan to reopen, because what we feel about this also Democrats right now,

are holding hostage more small business funds so the same time that they are suggesting that lockdown continue and again, as it did bipartisan thing. There's some people who are locked down Can you some people want Latvians, alleviated, leave, long, sort of grass roots, partisan lines, Democrats largely Seed lockdown continue and Republicans largely wanna, see lockdown come to an end, a sap without that's again and again is not completely as an issue, but it does seem to be inserted public opinion poll in breaking down along partisan lines for the democratically holding up small business, aided this point, which is the only thing keeping peoples Income afloat is really insane and anti pollution Some of that yesterday we get to that in just one second, first, let's talk about the factors really been no better time not to go to the post office like ever in human history a year ago. There in your line, your handling package's along all the stuff last on packaging now is a great I'm not to go to the post office right you're, home anyway. You can't really go to the post office is not really a luxury that most people are willing to undertake. Why not to all this we're home is worsening,

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and I saw some libertarians over the weekend, who were sort of, the claim that it is anti libertarian principal to take these small business loan and, as I have said, this is a taking okay according to libertarian principle. If the government forces you to it, if the government were to drive a railroad through your back they would have to compensate for that. If the government were to drive a railroad through house that have to compensate you for that, the government is driving the railroad right through your business right now. They need to compensate for that, but they shut down your business for public purposes without just compensation to take compensation, for that is not anti libertarian it is it is, it makes perfect sense. The government imposed across the government has to pay for the backside of all of that, and, if you like about waiver vote out the politicians, if you want the governments, do not use this sort of thing than that. From politicians, while right now be patient protection programme is in limbo. Small business administration that, on Thursday ran out of money within like two weeks million business is unable to apply for loans, while Congress struggle to reach a deal to replenish the

ones, Congress initially allocated three or four nine billion dollars for the programme that was intended to provide loans to businesses with five hundred or fewer employees. The money went out the more than one point four million loans approved as of Wednesday evening. They can't issue more loans until more money has actually been put forth by Congress. Naturally, Democrats are holding it up. President from says We need more funding. These small businesses are keeping people's paychecks going in one of the conditions by the way of actually taking a loan from the page Protection programme is that you have to continue to pay your employees of you don't continue to pay, is ninety percent of your employees and ninety percent of their salary, or something like that. And I shall receive alone, so people are getting the tracks that are allowing them to sustain themselves during this time because of this programme hears from them. To refocus the. What the fund negotiating with them aggression. You have rightly approved quickly, there's a great thing for a country to great thing, for small business and for the workers then we're having a hard time getting them to approve it. I think it's gonna happen.

It should happen really unanimously, but they're. Trying get things and we're not too happy with what they're trying to get. Ok, that's exactly right. If you look at what the Democrats are trying to dump into this programme, according to the Wall Street Journal policy and minority leader Chuck humor have called for further changes to the programme. Plastic Can we increase funding for disaster grants and loans, which is unrelated, plus additional support for food stamps, which is unrelated, plus collection? and publication of demographic data, so we can accurately determine the level of impact on underserved communities and communities of color is a deeply matters right now how we gather data on racial differences by the way, if you're, looking for correlative differences in how this stuff is is affecting people, then there are two points

cutting factors that matter a hell of a lot more than race, poverty and pre, existing conditions by poverty, preexisting additions and age. The three things that matter that I can tell you why the Democrats are trying to break down this way because, again, you're going back to the well. The suggestion is an they're making. This suggestion fairly obvious that, if front miss handles this thing that he has done so because he's racist. That is what they are going to suggest. They're, going to suggest that differentials in treatment are because of underlying racism. They did the same exact bull crap, with George W Bush for Hurricane Katrina. The suggestion was not that that Bush, just botched hurricane Katrina, is that he bought for can contribute, because you didn't care enough for black people and their dimension

sadly the same thing here they are setting up the groundwork for identity politics move here and it's disgusting. It really is I'm fine with gathering any sort of data you want together, but if the implication is that America is doing enough for black people because they are black as opposed to black people are dying at higher rates, because black people are more likely to be suffering from pre existing conditions and if you're looking at that is or poverty, you can try. But some of it has to do also with the fact that eating habits matter that, where you live matters related to that there are certain. There are certain factors that cross cut rate and are much more correlative. Then race itself Democrats are trying to boil down to raise as they always do as the Wall Street Journal says, identity, politics and social, pork, Beryl Trump jobs and business and business solvency Nancy below He was explaining why she rejecting small loans to businesses while showing off twenty four thousand.

Fridges in the background is an ample grudge. Anybody owning a twenty four thousand dollar fridge Nancy plus he's very, very wealthy person, she's on with James Cordon and whose whose broadcasting, from home and again owning expensive things you ever Do it I'm wondering why does the Nancy Pelosi wants to prohibit people from loans. They need to sustain their businesses. While she stands in front of her, I fancy fridges, figure policy. What have you found? What are you gonna share with us from your home chocolate, relevant how good chocolate candy Awhile- and this is this- is something you can get through the mail, a good run out a showman you're. Absolutely this is the episode of cribs. I never knew I needed all while the other people in our family, that for some beautiful breakers, the life, the beautiful bread, but I'm not gonna, take of Nancy blows. You and she say she doesn't have enough data tobacco, refilled, small business funding Jake.

Said that also shares them with data. Because Democrats, one one thing: we know Emma. They need data on how God programmes work before they and before they extend them. We know this relic headstart we needed if they had all the data. They just extend that sucker or If we Democrats, you spend no matter what, because they assume the data, don't matter that throwing money at thing works except in the mud. Being thrown at small business. Here's Nancy Blowsy refusing to throw me It's small business at a time when government is actively destroying small businesses, we again support what we did with the PPP. But we want to make sure that whatever yet more money, it get many more. We'll get access to the credit there had been. Some questions asked the boy the money baby committed, but we haven't. Many of us have not received it, though, that that's better say chairwoman of escalating weed. We want. We want the data we want data yeah, I'm sure you wanted it, I'm sure it's just that you. You need rigorous oversight of government spending. As you are Democrats, our famous rigorous over

no government spending when its government wasting money an absolute bull, crap stupidity and the Democrats I've always, but when it comes to, we need to help businesses It has been prohibited from doing business than they like up Nina. We need the data. We need a hard data right now. Ok, so all of this, because businesses are being shut down because people are loose, their jobs. Twenty million Americans are Giles. Protests are breaking out across the country. We are seeing protests in places like Michigan. There is a protest about three thousand people in lancing Miss. People jamming the streets around the state capitol shouting that they want things reopen in Frankfort Kentucky dozens of people shouted through a capital building window in Raleigh North Carolina. One woman is arrested during a protest at through more than a hundred people. That I will say, I think that protesting in favor of reopening is not a bad. Having protest in favour. Reopening was standing right next to each other and breathing on them. Ensuring food is dumping. I mean it's a damn thing. I think it's nothing. It's dumb pr by Volkswagen into protests. Let make recommend

and socially just and wear masks during the protests. It takes away the baton, the media warnings against you. The media want to suggest that you are out protesting, because you don't care about the impact of grown a virus and because you don't mind if spread so, why are you social, distance during the protests and tell the media. Yet what we do want to spread this thing, but we need to go back to work right takes the baton right out of their hands in the whole hog. Rejection of sort of basic scientific limits is very stupid are at least on that level, but I certainly understand the emotion It says we need to open this thing up again. So does President Trump Budweiser Trump yesterday announced that he has a plan for states when relatively soon he's doing this. The right way using states are in charge of how this programme works. Things are going to determine exactly how they reopened he's in some states could open relatively soon and of course, this is right. Not all states are equivalent. No state is New York. New York is New York. No place else is New York. I think twenty nine, states are in that ball game. Not open New York, New Jersey or haven't able to open relatively soon

I think the remainder are just getting better they're New York, New Jersey or the very tough times and they'll, be there and they'll be there at some point, but they're not going to be one of the earliest a chicken to be later I'll, be asleep. But we have a lot of states that location through luck and also through a lot of talent? We have states to a lot of talent and a very good position and are getting ready to open and over them for a short period of time is gonna, be after the governess menstrual impressed and from also laid out what he said was his basic plan for reopening yesterday. So let's go through these guidelines because I think there's a lotta, that's good, and I think that there is a lot here. That is too optimistic. Shall we say it setting standards too high for reopening,

because, as I have said in a quick energy fashion, the reality is we're all gonna end up. Like Sweden, we're all gonna end up saying to young people and to kids and two adults who are healthy. We are going to say to them. Go out, live your lives where a mask socially distance ass about all we can do, and if you are vulnerable and if your elderly, then you should probably stay in until treatment of been found. That's basically, which Sweden has been doing, and you know what I'm not sure that Sweden is wrong. In fact, I'm fairly certain that Sweden is probably correct. They so here are the criteria that's been set out by the White House, so they have a proposed phased approach based on up to date, in readiness is from the White House website. White House, TAT God Slash opening America, so they want to satisfy before proceeding, to phase to come back a downward trajectory of influence like illnesses reported within a fourteen day period in Adela, projector

of course, like Syndrome EC cases reported within a fourteen day period. They want to download trajectory documented cases whom a fourteen day period or a downward trajectory of positive test as a percentage of total tasks within a fourteen day period, so declines everyday for fourteen days they want hospitals, have evil to treat all patients without crisis care and robust testing programmes in place for at risk. Healthcare workers, including emerging antibody testing. Ok, so here, is the problem with this is actually kind of a problem. The minute the release, people from lock up the many release, people from walk up you'll, see up taking cases you just saw in Singapore. They sent up taking cases so that break the fourteen day downgrade. So it's a fourteen days where is going down every day they want. You say to young people, go back out reopening the schools uptake and cases we go back in the lock them. How does that actually work? Ok, the answer is it's not him given work that way after there's the fourteen day. Kid that's gonna, be a one time thing like ok we're

this book again. What was the purpose and walked down? I was informed that the purpose of walked home was too flatten the curve. So you didn't of woman healthcare system. We ve done that, but we have not of one their healthcare system, particularly every place outside of New York. There's no evidence that any place outside of your city has he overwhelming, of the health care system where we have seen it even in the hot spots like Detroit in New Orleans. There's really not What evidence that people going without ventilators, even in New York, build a blog and an said there are, not people were waiting for ventilators who can convince waiters right? We ve handled this thing and all of the I am the age. Any studies that you dub study that study with projecting robot nice. You usage, invents later usage, far beyond what actually materialise K. So if we have Latin occur below that point, then you have to assume that there will be a second wave of infections when you come back and that doesn't mean you shut down again is a that's problem. Number one with this plan. Ok local officials, according to the White House, mainly to tailor the application,

these criteria to local circumstances, for example metropolitan areas that have suffered severe covered outbreaks? Additionally, where appropriate governor should work on it general basis to satisfy these criteria. Ok, then course, state preparedness responsibilities melody to set up safe and efficient screening and testing sites for symptomatic individuals and trace contacts of covert plus results. Okay, so this is a problem problem number one you one set up efficient and safe, meaning for symptomatic individuals. We know that asymptomatic individuals are the people who actually spread this the most. So that's actually not super helpful. As I say, I think the standards yours you, I don't think standards are reachable. I think that if anybody ever held actually true why? How standards? No one reopens hover. That's one of the problems with the White House. Standards of the left is saying these standards are too loose. I'm saying I'm not even sure these stairs are practical in terms of reaching the scanner where you can reopen, except in rural areas, where the not bothering to do any testing, in fact create an incentive not to do the testing. Simply you. So you can say they are area is going to reopen

have to ensure a Sentinel Savell insights. Our screening for asymptomatic cases in contacts recovered plus results are traced. Writes that means that you have do. You have to have asymptomatic screw. Looking at places that serve older individuals, lower income, Americans, racial minorities, native Americans. How? How are you going to do this? You have to have the ability to search. I see you capacity. This is right. Ok You capacity and events. Waiters in the hospitals have to be able to do what they need to do, but that's about all you can do, and then they have to have a plan for advising citizens regarding protocols for social distance and all the rest for individuals. They continue to say, don't touch her face, wash their hands of soap and water, especially after you touch frequently used items or services and discard frequently used items as much as possible. If you feel sick, you should stay home, but again, that's not gonna help conservation dramatic a lot of the time. There's thing that employers should have temperature checks. Again, I don't know what the purpose of temperature taxes everybody in my office could have it right now. I wouldn't know the their asymptomatic like we would

You don't know, especially among younger people. You're gonna need to to limit business travel, presumably to to sort of essential business travel, which of course, continues to call the airlines and then phase one all vulnerable. All vulnerable individuals should continue to shout in place. Members of households with vulnerable residence should be aware that returning to work they could carry the virus back home. Precautions should be taken, isolate from vulnerable residents when in public you should maximized physical distance re. All that this is part of fine employers should continue to encourage teller work. They should return to work in phases. They should close common areas like kitchens minimize non essential travel. All of that is fine. Specific types of employers, they're, saying that schools and organisers or organised youth activities in phase one, should remain closed visits to senior level. Facilities in hospitals should be prohibited. Large venues can operate under strict physical distancing during protocols that we sit down dining moving theatres sporting values, so they would reopen restaurants, but you'd have socially distancing go back to church, but you have to have like one person per view, that sort of thing, and then they suggest the gems could open it.

Here, too strict fiscal distancing in sanitation protocols bars. Remember all of us, just guidance for state states can still do they want restates, are still gonna, be the chief actors here. That's all phase one face too for states in regions with no evidence of rebound all vulnerable individuals should continue to shelter and place. All individuals should continue to shit my physical distance from each other non essential travel can resume, and then you continued You encourage Delaware, close common areas, consider special accommodations for snow members, more vulnerable population, schools and organised youth activities can reopen visits to senior care facilities in hospitals should continue to be prohibited. Large venues still contain.

What did surgeries and gems in bars that it starts reopened then finally face three: it states in regions with no evidence of a rebound and satisfy the gaining criteria a third time. Finally, vulnerable individuals can resume public interactions. Employers can resume unrestricted staffing of work sites visit to senior carefully. So my question is not what happens once you get to face to face three. That Thou looks fine. My question is how you even hit phase one, but how are you gonna, head phase? One in bottom line is that there is that they also suggested elderly individuals should basis stay home throughout which it which is right in the end, that's what can end up happening in the end. What can end up happening is that if you feel that you can take the risk, you're gonna go out, and if you have parents who are vulnerable you're, not gonna, see them for a while. That's what's gonna happen to hope for treatment that develops. That's that's what it is going to end up being for most state any state that does and of doing that is just a question of time. Right, New York is going. Hey that they're gonna take their sweet time about it. They're gonna end up in the same place, honestly, if New York one to stop this,

they should shut down the subways in the first place that that there is a study from MIT that suggested the subways where the chief spreading mechanism, which makes perfect sense. I've been suggesting that four weeks here, but all over the country there will be a reopening people, are rate for the reopening and as we find out from the antibodies hosting that, I think a multiple of the number of people who supposedly have this thing have had this thing. People are going to feel that the risk is worth undertaking if they are young if they are healthy, if they do not feel that they are going we deeply affected as the treatments get better so rosy a gradual reopening. I think the reopening he's gonna happen sooner rather than later. I think the White House response is actually too restrictive in phase one, but I think once we hit the phases, that's basically how this is going to roll out. Ok, so we have reached the end of today show we are out of time because We have to go and do other things, but you have to additional hours of content coming later today, who also great Sunday special coming up for you this week, when we talking to Scott that leap over at the door

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