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Trump's coronavirus task force gives update at White House

Apr 06, 2020
yeah, still not sure 6:45 right now he's feeling better, hey J, or we're not breaking up right now, okay, I can't hear the programming, check. Thanks, I got it, yeah, hey, check in, it's Jeremy. Oh yes, everyone is fine, thank you. A lot of people, all these people have been working very, very hard today. I will tell you that they have been working for a long time, but before we begin I want to express our nation's good wishes to Prime Minister Boris Johnson as he embarks on his own personal career. fight the virus all Americans are praying for him he's a friend of mine he's a great gentleman and a great leader and as you know he was taken to the hospital today but I'm hopeful and I'm sure he's going to be okay.
trump s coronavirus task force gives update at white house
Well, he is a strong man, a strong person, today, every American patriotic heart beats in solidarity with the amazing people of New York and New Jersey, they really have become a very hot zone, but some very good things are happening in New York the first time where there were deaths. less than the day before, that's the first drop so far so maybe that's a good sign and hospital levels maybe starting to decline. It's been very brief, but it may have subsided, so we wish Governor Cuomo and all the people of New York much success. and the new governors of New Jersey are doing a great job, he is doing a great job in New Jersey, they took a very hard hit.
trump s coronavirus task force gives update at white house

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I just want to say that the entire power of the American government and American Enterprise is really a total military operation. that we have undertaken and, especially over the last few weeks, 50 states and territories have been approved for major disaster declarations, which is very unusual thanks to the Army Corps of Engineers. The Javits Center in New York City is now one of the largest hospitals in the world. The United States is designated for the treatment of patients and personnel with the virus by hundreds of federal medical personnel deployed in Army Hospital units and they are doing a great job.
trump s coronavirus task force gives update at white house
This was something we didn't expect to do, but they needed help in New York. and we sent federal troops, not just troops, we also said there are a lot of very talented doctors, nurses, first responders, people who now run Javits, also, as you know, the USNS Comfort that is in New York, there has been a lot of publicity about that and well It wasn't supposed to be for the virus at all and there are some circumstances, but it looks like we'll be using it more and more for that, so we'll see that it was supposed to be for people who have other medical problems, but it's very interesting because it's pretty much There are no cars on the road, no motorcycles on the road, there is nothing on the road.
trump s coronavirus task force gives update at white house
We don't see things that you would normally take care of anymore, so we haven't seen that in a long time, maybe that's a positive thing, but the ship is ready and if we need it, if we need it, if we need it for the virus, we will use it That's what they prefer not for obvious reasons, but if for some reason they need you, you're ready, willing and able, we have the best. doctors, the best military leaders and the best logistics professionals anywhere in the world and we are orchestrating a massive federal response like nothing our country has ever seen or done.
We have never done anything like this and we are increasingly using our medical services. people due to the fact that the states of jurisdiction particularly New York New Jersey the Connecticut area Long Island has now become a hotspot part of New York sending a lot of things, a lot of supplies and now we are sending personnel where military personnel are needed As of Tuesday, more than 3,000 military and public health professionals will have been deployed in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and other parts of our country. 3,000 and that number is increasing and we hope to see a stabilization in the most critical points of all of them.
We'll see, you'll see in the next few days, let's see what happens, but we are prepared in the last seven days. FEMA has airlifted critical supplies and protective equipment from all corners of the earth, coming from all over the world. planet, even from the United States, where the equipment is not so necessary since last Sunday, cargo planes have delivered almost listen to this. 300 million gloves, almost eight million masks and three million gowns, and many more fully loaded cargo planes are on the way. Three big ones landed today and these supplies are being distributed directly to hospitals and healthcare providers across the country so that huge amount of material that we are receiving is delivered across the country tomorrow we will deliver an additional one. 600,000 n95 masks to New York City to meet the needs of the public hospital system.
It was a request from Mayor DeBlasio. We have been working very well with Mayor de Blasio to get him many things. He is working very hard. I can tell you that. and we are working very hard with the city of New York and with the state of New York and at the request of Congressman Lee Zeldin in Long Island, we will also deliver another 200,000 n95 masks to Suffolk County, where they desperately need them, so get them for emergency should be there tomorrow we will also deploy millions of n95 masks in other locations which the admiral will detail shortly the admiral will be up in just a couple of minutes over the last 24 hours FEMA has delivered an additional 500 ventilators to New Jersey 500 and again the Governor has been very grateful.
We are working very hard with New Jersey, including building hospitals. We have also shipped 200 additional ventilators to the ultimate hotspot in Louisiana. 302 Michigan is working very well, I think with the governor. Surprisingly, 600 will go or have gone to Illinois and I mean, there is a governor. I hear him complain all the time. Pritzker. I hear him always complain, and yet I just said, "Give me a list of a couple of things we've done in Illinois." and we're building a little 2,500 bed

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, which is the big Chicago Convention Center and we're helping to staff it and we'll probably end up staffing it because he can't do what you're supposed to be able to do. .
As governor, he has not performed well and we will also send a hundred ventilators to Massachusetts, so we have 600 to Illinois, we have a hundred to Massachusetts, we have 300 to Michigan, we have 200 to Louisiana, we have 500 ventilators, 500 are going to New Jersey and this It's being done by FEMA and it's being delivered by FEMA and it's a job, just think about that, when you think about 500 ventilators, one ventilator is a big deal. We are also establishing a federal medical station in the Washington DC area to assist Washington DC. and working very closely with the mayor and everyone in Washington DC at the same time, Governor Inslee, we appreciate that the state of Washington has returned 400 ventilators that can now be deployed in other parts of our country, so to the state of Washington has done very well, they won't do it.
You will need some of the ventilators they sent you, around 400, that's a lot and we appreciate you being able to return them to us. He feels confident that they will be in good shape over the next few weeks until we can declare a final victory in the coming days. We will resist the peak of this terrible pandemic. Our warriors in this life and death battle are the incredible doctors, nurses and healthcare workers on the front lines of the fight. We pledged our eternal gratitude and eternal support to all of us. very proud country is very proud we have people who love our country the world loves our country most of it probably everything they just don't say it I can report today that the United States has now done testing and it has given results, it got the results of one point six , seven million people, that's far more than any other country has been able to do, and as you remember, we inherited a flawed system, much of this had already been developed as of Tuesday. 1,200 new point-of-care rapid testing kits have been produced. by the great company Abbott Laboratories and they will be distributed to all of our public health laboratories, which is an even less 15 minute test, as well as the Indian Health Service, the CDC and the strategic national stockpile, so we will have 1200 and weekly.
On the basis, we are doing a lot more, they are going very fast, they are very accurate tests and other countries want them, so at the right time we will be able to do it, but right now we are giving them to all of our people, so "I have held a meeting In six hundred and seventy thousand tests, think of that million six hundred and seventy thousand tests and we have a great system, now we are working with the States and almost all instances, but we have a great system and the other thing. What we buy in large quantities is the hydroxychloroquine, hydroxychloroquine, which I think, did you know is a great anti-malaria drug?
It's worked amazing, it's such a powerful anti-malarial drug and there are signs that it works with this, some very strong signs and meanwhile it's been around since a long time ago, it also works very powerfully in lupus, so there are some very strong and powerful signs and we will have to see it because it is being tested again now this is something new that just happened to us, the invisible enemy, we call it. and if you can, if you don't have signs of heart problems, Ison rhythm as Ison rhythm, which will kill certain things that you don't want living inside your body, is a powerful drug if you don't have a heart problem.
We would say let your doctor think about it, but I think as a combination I think there are two things that need to be looked at very carefully now that we have purchased and stocked 29 million hydroxychloroquine pills in 29 million pharmacies. We have them on prescription and they are not expensive. In addition, we send them to several laboratories. We send our army to hospitals. We ship them everywhere. I think it's something you already know. I used it for certain reasons, what do you have to lose?, what do you have to lose? and a lot of people say when and and you're taking it if you're a doctor, a nurse, a first responder, medical personnel that goes to hospitals.
They say taking it beforehand is good, but what do you have to lose? They say you take it. I'm not seeing it one way or the other, but we want to get out of this. If it works, it would be a shame if we did it. I don't do it early but we have very good signs so it's hydroxychloroquine and like rhythm Ison and again you have to go through your doctor to get approval but I've seen things I like so what do I know? I'm not a doctor, I'm not a doctor, but I have common sense, the FDA feels good about it, as you know, they approved it, they gave it a quick approval and the reason is because it's been available for a long time and they know the effects. secondary and they also know the potential, so based on that we have sent it throughout the country, we have it stored around 29 million doses, 29 million doses, we have a lot, we hope it works driven by the goal. of the brightest minds in science we have the brightest minds in science, but we are driven by the goal of getting rid of this plague getting rid of this scourge getting rid of this virus these brilliant minds are working on the most effective antiviral therapies and vaccines, we are working very, very hard.
I have met many of the doctors who are doing it. These are doctors who are working very hard to defeat the virus. Stay. We strongly recommend staying home, practicing strict hygiene and maintaining social distancing so you just don't go. Catching him is the most effective weapon in this war and I will tell you that we are committing to you, we are committing to the people of our country in a way that few administrations, few people, few professionals have committed before working. I see them so strongly I see them before my eyes exhausted people that I deal with every day exhausted they have not left their offices they have not left their hospitals we meet with them we see them and tremendous progress has been made.
Think about vaccines, we will have a report on that, but vaccines work together with other countries, we are also working with other countries, many other countries and we all want everyone else to be first. We are very happy, but we are very down. the line on vaccines we will see how that all works Johnson and Johnson are doing a great job working very hard a vaccine would be a great therapy a therapy and therapeutics would be great we will see what happens in the meantime you can listen to what I said about the two drugs he mentioned that My administration is rapidly implementing the largest emergency economic relief package in American history.
You've seen what's been happening. Billions of dollars and small business loans have already been processed through the page protection program, so we went out on Friday and literally. it has become so popular it has worked with banks they bring it to small businesses it is about employment it is about jobs we want you to keep your jobs give funds to a small business to keep workers on the payroll and we are sending direct cash payments to millions of Americans and urgent aid to the hardest hit industries,We are saving industries, we will see it and if we do more, we will do more and we will try to reach directly to the people who are very affected but we are going to take care of our workers we are going to take care of our citizens we are going to take care of our small businesses we are going to take care of our big ones companies the airline industry the airline industry We have a lot of great industries that are in trouble because of what's happened in the last short period.
These are industries that are doing better, for the most part, doing better than ever. The airlines were very good. The oil was very good. The oil and gas and the energy industry was doing phenomenally well and it was hit like no one had been hit before like no industry had ever been hit before there has never been anything like this but we see light at the end of the tunnel things are happening things are happening we are just getting started Let's see the light in We are at the end of the tunnel and, hopefully, in the not too distant future we will be very proud of the work we all did.
We can never be happy when so many people are dying, but we will be very proud of the work we did to maintain. death reduced to the absolute minimum, the minimum that could have happened with this terrible virus to end it. I also want to point out that today is Palm Sunday and the beginning of Holy Week for Christians and America and around the world, well, we may be separated from each other, as you can see in our great churches, our Great pastors and ministers work very hard, but we can be a part of it and we can use this time to reflect and pray and our own personal relationship with God.
I would ask that all Americans Pray for the heroic doctors and nurses, for the truck drivers and grocery store workers and for all those fighting this battle that I mentioned yesterday, where I see the nurses rushing to the hospitals and they are getting their suits and masks and glasses in some cases they rush to war they rush to war and I see people from apartment buildings screaming and shouting and singing their praises it's something incredible they are warriors these doctors and nurses run into the buildings and literally They are putting as the doors open, they are putting all these things and running in and they are running in from the tremendous danger, tremendous danger, but above all I would like to ask your prayers for the families who have lost loved ones, ask God to comfort them in their hour of sorrow it is a great hour of sorrow for our nation for the world this morning I was speaking 151 for four days I said 151 151 countries this morning it is 182 countries it jumped a lot so as of this morning its 182 countries are under the attack of this monster with the faith of our families and the spirit of our people and the grace of our God we will resist we will overcome we will prevail we have learned a lot we will be stronger than ever and I just want to thank everyone.
I want to thank the incredible professionals in the work group. We also had a big meeting today, we got calls all day from so many different people and I think our package to get everyone working when ready is really successful, maybe we have to make it bigger because it's been really successful, but that all comes back to this country, we want to get them back, we want our people to go back to work, everyone wants to go back. We want to open our country as soon as possible, so with that I will ask dr. Burks to say a few words and he has some graphics to show you and thank you very much, thank you, thank you, sir.
President, as you can see from the hopeful signs in Italy and Spain, where we finally see new cases and deaths declining, it

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us hope for what our future could be. We wanted to give you an

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on where all the states we're looking at were. In this, as states normalized per 100,000 citizens, it looks very similar to last week. We wanted to inform you. We've been covering all week the states that were moving on this map. You can see very clearly where New York is as a state. is still centered on the New York metropolitan area, New Jersey is the Orange Line, the Green Line is Louisiana, followed by Massachusetts and then Connecticut and Michigan are together on those lines towards the bottom and then of course Washington DC now is visible in this.
The map that was not visible before and the yellow line towards the bottom is the state of Washington, next slide please, this just summarizes all the states that we are following very closely at the county level, so we are the tree we are tracking and tracking not only. the epidemic at the state level, but understanding what is happening county by county with the new cases and of course also the deaths, we are also triangulating that with all the laboratory data and just to tell you how we are doing for New York, which you can see at the top, the serology is now about 36 percent positive, they were in the 40s, so day after day the positive percentage is finally starting to go down.
New Jersey is increasing, however, they are now up to 42 percent of the samples that come to the laboratory are positive Louisiana 25% Massachusetts 20% Connecticut Michigan 20% District of Columbia 15 percent Washington eight percent and then Illinois Colorado they have about 16 percent Pennsylvania, which is also new to the chart, is it about 12% next slide please? if we could go back 1 sorry, go back one slide one more all the states here those are 38 of the states 38 of our states have less than 50 cases per hundred thousand they are testing their lab results are consistent with that There is a positivity rate zero for their labs which is less than 5%, so that's how we're tracking and triangulating both mortality and reported case deaths and also triangulating that with the lab, the New York metropolitan area, New Jersey, Louisiana and a series and the state of Washington. all tested at a higher rate than Italy in Spain.
I know many of you are following that, remember many of us have done a lot of those rehearsals at the beginning over the last two or three weeks and I just want to thank Admiral gira and HHS. has been working very closely to make sure that the states where we're having an outbreak had access to all of their trials, next slide please, and then the next one, so just to give you an idea of ​​how we're looking at this , we analyze cases every day just want to thank my data team, they spent all afternoon collecting data that I get around two in the morning and it analyzes all of these metro areas by their granular counties so we can see which counties have new cases which also help us identify hospitals and understand which hospitals will need ventilators or PPE, so this is the Detroit area, Oakland, and Detroit Wayne County.
The next slide we also track mortality, which

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us an idea of ​​how many clients need ICU. care we want to make sure that we are meeting the needs both in cases and really appreciating the frontline healthcare workers who are truly saving many people's lives. next slide this just gives you an idea from New Orleans, now we are also tracking st. John the Baptist Parish as well, but this was Orlean New Orleans and Jefferson County and we really tracked them on a case by case basis to look for changes over time and the next slide is their mortality and you can see it's starting to plateau.
So this is how we've been tracking and tracing the epidemic as it moves through states, counties and communities, but as we begin we just wanted to point out again that we're seeing hopeful signs in Spain and Italy: they've completed almost four weeks of mitigation and the people are really doing it. social distancing staying home making sure they wash their hands if they have to go out to the grocery store they are extraordinarily careful sending one person from the family and then we can really see that starting to work and we are very hopeful that Over the next week, although We will see an increasing number of cases of people losing their lives from this disease, we are also hopeful that we will see a stabilization of cases in these large metropolitan areas where the outbreak began several weeks ago, so thank you for your attention.
I thought what I would do is

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first on the airlift and then follow up on the medical bricks and how we are geographically aligning the supply chain so that the airlift that we had three additional flights arrives today bringing a million gowns, 2, 8 million and 95 Basques. 2.8 million surgical masks 11.8 million gloves 18.6 thousand gowns put on three flights and this material will be distributed throughout the country, delivered to hospitals, nursing homes throughout the country, the medical bricks traveled the geography and so over the last few days I've been aligning the supply chain to those areas and then reaching out to those areas and pulling data from those areas on PPE consumption rates, so for example, I spent the end week speaking with Detroit COO Hakeem Barry, and then spoke with Detroit Medical leadership.
The Audrey Gregory Center spoke with the Health Officer and County of Oakland, Michigan, and then also with the Chicago Health Officer, dr. Allison, are we getting to the level of understanding your needs, so are we geographically aligning the supply chain? You can see Dr. The bricks went through these counties and we're going down to the county level and then aligning it based on point of care priorities, public or public hospitals, first VA hospitals, private hospitals, nursing homes, first responders, critical care , in the next few days we will make an effort. to the geographic areas that dr.
Brix mentioned increasing volume through the supply chain to those areas to give them weeks, not just days, of supply using primarily our industry partners we are directing Cardinal McKesson medline Owen miner Henry Schein concordance healthcare telling them to put the product at the door of the hospital the door of the nursing home the first responders directly to them we are also working to expel millions of doses of hydrochloric chlorine C, we are working on distribution there to bring the same to the same impacted areas working to enter the hospitals and to each pharmacy, so my team is there right now working on arrangements to get to the front door of the hospital and mainly to the local pharmacy so that the doctor can write those prescriptions and you can get them before you have to go to Thank my Lord. president mr. vice president, in my last appearance here I mentioned that the president had given very specific instructions to the Department of Veterans Affairs to be as aggressive as possible in response to the virus crisis and not only to protect veterans but also to help the people American, as many of you know that we have three main missions at VA, one is to support the health of veterans, the other is to provide benefits to veterans and the third is memorial services, but we have a fourth mission and that is to support the nation in times of national emergency, both in war and peace we provide a bridge from the federal government to the states and localities during these emergencies, as a result of that, I have directed our veterans hospitals to begin preparing more than 1,500 beds to be available at both the ICU and acute care levels for states and localities across the country as a result of that we have opened approximately 100 beds in the New York metropolitan area in Brooklyn in Manhattan and East Orange New Jersey tomorrow we will inform Louisiana Governor John bel Edwards that we will give him access to our VA Medical Center in Shreveport Louisiana to help the people of the Pelican State.
I have also given instructions to begin the fourth mission in Michigan. We will provide the people of Michigan with access to hospital beds in Ann Arbor. and in Detroit we have also provided a pharmaceutical trailer for use by the Governor of Michigan at Cobo Hall to support the citizens of Michigan who will come to that facility for medical care. We have also informed the Commonwealth of Massachusetts that we will be assisting them in their efforts to protect their most vulnerable citizens and their nursing homes, so that, as directed by the President, the 400,000 men and women of the Department of Veterans Affairs is in this fight, we are in the fight not only for the nine and a half million veterans who are part of our service but we were in the fight for the people of the United States.
Thank you, sir. The president and all of you just heard from several members of the president's White House

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and we are truly blessed to have the type of leadership that we have and whether it's Admiral Pool of Check who is organizing the distribution oftens of millions of supplies whether dr. burks and dr. Fauci or analyzing the data literally hour after hour or whether it was that whole-of-government approach that you advocated, mr. The President calls on all government agencies, including the VA HHS and all agencies. I hope the American people know that, following this president's instructions, we will spare no expense.
We are doing whatever is necessary. We are marshaling all federal government resources to respond. to the challenges facing communities affected by the

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today and ensuring that every community in America has the support that we have also, as the president said so many times, we forged a seamless partnership with states across the country, as the president just reflected this Tuesday with Another 840 military medical personnel will arrive in New York City, there will be about 3,000 Department of Defense and HHS personnel on the ground to complement and provide assistance to the health workers who are They are actually in the epicenter of the corona virus in the New York City area and you.
I just found out that the VA is opening up bed space in New Jersey. Today I spoke at the President's request with Governor Murphy and today we announced that 500 ventilators will be built with the supplies we have already provided. We were able to coordinate with him to extend all federal services. coordinating testing in New Jersey through May 30 if necessary and also opening VA beds. I spoke with Governor John bel Edwards in Louisiana and was encouraged to hear from him that as he heard dr. Burke says new cases are down slightly, in fact we're seeing a trend of some leveling out among all the governors I spoke to today and I know what the VA Secretary just announced about the opening of VA facilities. a priority for Governor Edwards, but I assured him that today we will continue to send resources, supplies and personnel to support his health care in Michigan.to Governor Gretchen Whitmer and Mayor Mike Duggan of the City of Detroit Governor Whitmer and I spoke about a new program in Detroit that will make hydrochloride or chloroquine available to 3,000 patients through Henry Ford Hospital who will continue to formally study the results of that, but at the request of the president I assured him that we are more than prepared to produce hydrochloride when it is widely available available at pharmacies and doctors' offices in the Detroit area as they deem appropriate.
I also heard Mayor Mike Duggan like I told him Mr. president and was very grateful to the FDA for not only approving the Henry Ford Hospital tests that will explore hydrochloride, but also for the rapid approval of the 15-minute tests. In fact, Mayor Duggan told me that he was able to use the 15 minutes. one minute test this weekend to test 150 first responders who had been sidelined because they were exposed to the corona virus, they all received the 15 minute tests, they all returned to the line of duty and the mayor couldn't have done it. most grateful in Illinois I spoke with Governor JB Pritzker as well as Mayor Lori Lightfoot of Chicago as you just heard not only did we send 600 ventilators to the state of Illinois but I assured the governor that while the main focus we will have in the next days is the increase in cases in the New York City metropolitan area in Louisiana, that Michigan and Molly are at the forefront of our thinking and, under the direction of the president, we will ensure that the people of The people of Illinois in Michigan has the resources, equipment and support they need.
The Governor expressed great appreciation that our Army Corps of Engineers has built 500 beds at McCormick Place and before the end of this week would build another 2,500 beds for an Overflow Health Care Center in Chicago, in fact, Mr. President Mayor Lightfoot told me that the Army Corps was excellent in the work that they had been doing and building that additional bed space as he closed, let me just express to you as the president did, our deep appreciation for Governor Kate Brown and Governor Jay Inslee, the state of Oregon and the state of Washington are leading by example.
Oregon sent one hundred and forty ventilators to New York City and they analyzed their circumstances and concluded that they could do without them in the time of need and due to the Due to the continued low numbers in Washington state and in California, a Governor Inslee announced today that they would be sending 400 ventilators back to the strategic national stockpile and that they will be deployed to the point of need. You know it's not just California and Washington state that are low. and firmly, but frankly, as I speak to governors and mayors today, I want to tell the American people that we are beginning to see glimmers of progress, the experts will tell me that's not to jump to conclusions and I don't, but just like your President, I am an optimistic person and I have hope.
I mean, the truth is that we are starting to see cases and, most importantly, losses and hospitalizations are starting to stabilize, but make no mistake. I want to tell the American people if that's valid if that's happening it's because of what you're all doing it's because the American people are putting into practice the coronavirus guidelines for the United States you're listening to your state and local officials you're practicing distancing social is using drive-passes instead of going to restaurants and so, on behalf of your president and all of us who really work at all levels, I just want to say thank you, United States, thank you for responding, thank you for putting the lives of other people and the forefront of their thinking.
Once again, regardless of your own inconveniences and difficulties due to your efforts, as the president just said, there is light at the end of the tunnel and I am absolutely convinced that with the continued cooperation, patience, perseverance and prayers of the American people we will get ahead. this and we will get over it much sooner than we initially thought it would take 1 square meter but they overplayed there were two flights that passed we are on all three flights where did they come from sir they came from Asia and then You were mentioning that all of these supplies are left in masks, gowns, and, or given up, how do you make sure there isn't a run on these products?
They leave them at the hospital and people just don't rush to pick them up. with the masks on, that's a question for you sir, quickly, so you will go to the loading dock and there is a bill, and the people who are responsible will make sure that there is no scoop. He had the opportunity? you get orders for a lot more than we sometimes think an area needs generally speaking, we like to even negotiate that or give it to them however they want, so we've had a lot of orders that we think are high, but we generally like it if we have it if We have it, for example, with medications and with other things that we like to give them every day, we are building and developing it very quickly and deploying it, but we received orders from some of these states where I don't think they needed it, we tried to get them what they they want anyway Minister, the Prime Minister from above, any chance of him doing it today sir, I didn't talk to him, no, I got a call from the Ambassador and hey, it's a great it's a great move to go to the hospital that's a great thing he's a great gentleman so you know I just hope he's okay you mentioned the nurses the doctors the election sees celebrating I'm sorry people are getting ready and getting ready the people applauding him and celebrating him, has there been any talk at some level of some kind of compensation or protection front for nurses and doctors because there has been a lot of fear?
There have been some people who said: I can't risk my family's livelihood. I can't go back to the ER talking about it and we're talking about doing something for them, but we're really seeing the conclusion that we want, we just don't want to focus on that, now they're amazing, this is They're not saying we're not going to do it. do, they come in with good equipment, with great equipment and with something that is not so good, and sometimes they find out using the best things that you can buy new, the best things, there is a very tough enemy, but these are amazing people, No, we're talking about something, but we're really thinking about finishing it first before we do it, please, weeks of our lives.
I was talking about this between our Pearl Harbor, our 9/11 moment. We are talking about glimmers of hope and stabilization. How are the American people supposed to piece together those different descriptions they're getting from this administration? I don't think they are different. I think we all know we have to get to a certain point at that point. This point is going to be horrible in terms of death, but it is also a point where things are going to start to change. We're getting very close to that level right now and next week and a half, two weeks will be it.
I think they are going to be very difficult as we understand what they represent and what that moment represents and I hope we can get over this once and for all because this is a very horrible thing for the world. Look, we are a country out of another. one hundred and eighty-two now that we have 182 countries. I have a friend of mine. He? No? We had so many countries in the world. 182 countries are now affected by this, so we want to end this. Okay, please, how does that change the projections? that you were doing earlier this week, we hope to be able to say those numbers are death numbers and we hope to be able to stay below those numbers, which would be fantastic and as below those numbers as possible.
Now we didn't do anything. number two, but the American people really stepped up, just like the professionals, they really stepped up, so we hope to stay below those numbers and that means the minimum and the maximum, but we hope to stay below of the minimum number, you know what? That number was the numbers you were talking about today, change them. I would say the answer is yes, but I would also say that we're not going to really know in terms of the final toll until we get to the end and we're probably not that far away, we're getting close, but our goal is to stay as far below that number as possible. minimum, the minimum number possible, okay, that's what we want to do, although you recognize that you are not a doctor, you promote these medications. extensively here, how do you not go so far as to give medical advice?
And yesterday you said that you could take some of these medications even if you don't have symptoms. Do you still plan to do it and how do you calibrate the Inc? Enthusiastic, yes. and not play doctor because I want people to live and I see people dying and I've seen people who are going to die without it and you know the expression when that happens, they should do what we really have to lose too. I have this medicine, it has been tested for many years for malaria and lupus, so it has been available, so it is a very powerful medicine but it does not kill people.
We have very good results and some very good tests. You've seen the same thing. test that I did in France, they did a very good test, they continue but we don't have time to go and say, come on, let's take a couple of years and try it and let's try with the test tubes and the laboratories. We don't have time, I would love to do that, but we have people dying today as we speak there are people dying if it works, it would be great if it doesn't work, we have known for many years that there is malaria, it is incredible what is done for malaria, it is incredible that is done for lupus, but it does not kill people, that is one of the things about a vaccine, when we have a vaccine, we have to do tests because when you inject that vaccine, when they take whatever, they have to take, we have to make sure it doesn't have a horrible impact and destroy someone good, so we have to test it over a long period of time.
This one not so much because it has already been available. I am not acting as a doctor. I'm saying do what you want, but there are some good signs. You've read the signs. I have read the signs with the other. There are some very good signs. Also, different ones go together. It works very well, but there may be an indication that if you have a problem with your heart you shouldn't take what we call z-pak you shouldn't take it and that's fine but I would love to go to a lab and spend a couple of years trying something that doesn't. we have time we don't have two hours because there are people dying right now if it helps great if not it helps we gave it a chance we gave it a chance that's how I feel you know we passed something yes I would I would take it very seriously we approve of something I'm very proud, right to try for 45 50 years, they have been trying to make it so meaningful, we have the best doctors, laboratories and laboratory technicians, the best medicines, the brightest minds in the world.
In the world everyone admits it and when we are close to having something or when we have something that tests incredibly well, you can't use it for years because it would take years and years to test it, so with the help also of the Democrats I got it done in a bipartisan way .but they've been trying to get this passed for four decades, you know it's good to try to get a person diagnosed with a terminal illness for something and in the old days, I mean, a year ago, they were like, do you think I could try it? this this pill this whatever this medicine is that is testing so well no you can't do that you can't do that under any circumstances they would go to Asia they would go to Europe mortal skins if they had money if they didn't have money they would go home and die hopeless, we had something called right to try, if someone is very sick, they have a terminal illness, they are going to die, and it was very complex, it was not as easy as it sounds because there were huge liability issues.
The drug companies didn't want to do it because they didn't want it to show up in the test results, because these are very sick people, so they didn't want to reduce the test results. The insurance companies had tremendous problems, they caught everyone, it was even rumored. look, we will sign a waiver, the person who accepts it will say: we are not going to sue the families, we are not going to sue the pharmaceutical company, we are not going to sue the insurance company, we are not going to sue the state, the city or to the federal government.
It's called exculpation and we achieved it. It is a very simple agreement. I don't know why no one thought about it, but they never thought about it. I did it and we did it. Now we have the right to try, which in reality, in my opinion, is much more. It's harder than what we're talking about here, but if there's a drug or something that has a possible cure or something that looks good and someone has something that doesn't exist anymore, they're going to die or they're very sick, they take it and you know. , I've had some incredible results, incredible results and it also gives people hope that yes, please, doctors treating coronavirus patients have the medical expertise to determine whether or not they should be prescribed Hi-C and Many of them already exist in clinical trials.
We're already looking at hydroxychloroquine, so we'll be done in about a year. Why not let science speak for itself? Why do they promote this medicine every day? Let's start talking about the benefits. I want you to try it and it might work. It doesn't work, but if it doesn't work you don't lose anything by doing it, nothing because we know what I want in the long term. I want to save lives and I don't want him to be in a lab for the next year and a half. people are dying everywhere where their doctors can already prescribe it all day long very well, I'm doing what you accomplished well, I'll tell you what I accomplished, we bought massive quantities, twenty-nine million doses, we have it coming from all in the laboratories, Now we are doing it here because, if it works, we want to have it and we have delivered it to the pharmacies.
We are shipping it everywhere. FEMA is doing it. FEMA is doing it. We're making it through. different channels so many different channels, including the companies that make it, it's something very special now it may not work, in which case it didn't work and it may work, in which case it will save many lives now, many People say if the people who they enter before they receive it, if they take it, it has a profound effect, well, maybe not, maybe not. I don't want to wait a year and a half to find out and only CNN would do it. ask that question fake news, go ahead, the president is only relying on the most recent data in which he has seen any change in the projection.
I wonder if I could. Obviously he has one more week of data since 100 thousand. a potential death figure of 240k that you gave us last week, so I'm wondering, with all the caveats, that this is somewhat based on continued social distancing and that we could see if a city pops up, things could change Dramatically, what are the kind of ranges that you're seeing now in terms of total impact on death. I think the most important thing right now is when we were talking about why we're hopeful, well, hopeful, because the last time I was here I couldn't really say it.
Italy and Spain were crossing their peak and coming down the other side and I think that's extraordinarily hopeful because they just completed four weeks of really strong mitigation and I think that's our word to the American people: we can look like this. for other countries it looks like this now for other countries with a very similar experience to ours with an increase in the number of cases and higher mortality, so that's the promise: if we do this, we could potentially be better now, doctor Falchi and I today. We received another update from another independent modeler and the numbers were again close to that hundred thousand number, but we believe that dr.
Falchi and I that if every American follows the six-foot guidelines, washes their hands and does not gather at social gatherings, that will have an even greater impact and the other side of the equation certainly is our remarkable healthcare providers, our therapists respiratory, our laboratory technicians, our nurses and doctors, them. We are saving lives every day and that changes the number too. I also believe that dr. Fauci and dr. Brooks is very impressed with the American people and I'm not going to put words in anyone's mouth. I would never do that, but I am and I will say that they are doing maybe a better job than we all thought possible when we looked at the streets. in New York where there is no one on the street or cars or anything I see it, you know, I have seen those streets for a long time and they are full all the time and now you see that no one, you look at other places, you look at what is happening in California, where they are doing a fantastic job, they are really doing very well, the governor is very proud of them, proud of a lot of people, proud of a lot of people on the other side, you know, a lot of people really happy to work. with people who, frankly, on other issues I didn't get along very well with, we don't agree on this or that, we don't have to get into that now, but we get along with a lot of people and they are happy with us.
We're happy with them, but I really think the American people are doing a better job than anyone would have thought possible and that's one of the reasons we can even talk about the kind of numbers that hopefully we'll talk about. it's at the minimum level instead of the maximum or beyond it's not even the maximum it's way beyond the maximum level which would be horrible here please the secretary mentioned that the Department of Defense could be moving in the direction of using covers facials by former Vice President Biden and mentioned that he was going to wear a mask every time he went out Now, are we getting to a point where we might see members of the Coronavirus Task Force also wear face coverings?
Well, it was voluntary as I saw yesterday and certainly if they did it. I would like to, I would encourage it, I would have absolutely no problem with that if they wanted to, we had a long meeting today, there is a good separation, but the working group meets and I certainly wouldn't have a problem if they wanted to, frankly, I think it's something at least for a period of time where it might be advisable, you know it's a heads up and we'll see what happens. Yes please, we have seen reports that Chinese shipments of test kits and PPE have been found to be defective in some capacity that we obviously don't know about.
We have not seen it in Spain and you see the difference: they do not send us defective things, please, one of the things we are doing to avoid this is using those six companies that are the ones in the main supply chain that we have. We actually go to the facility to look at the product, inspect it and clean it before it gets here, so we've heard those things, that's why we're doing them, okay, thank you, we'll ship to you too. to other places, and when it comes to the ventilators that are very complex that we are building now, we have literally thousands of ventilators under construction, but so far I think our projections on the ventilators have been correct, they have been correct, could there be something ? for who, for doctor burns and doctor fancy, if you want to try some of the models that you guys are using, the IHM ii model in particular has been very accurate when it comes to projecting deaths in recent days, well, there are a couple of others metrics that seem to be quite far off specifically in hospital beds.
Are you happy with the models you are currently using? Is there any need to adjust them? It's turning out that we need fewer hospital beds, that's what we're talking about and that's what well, we may have models, but we've been saying that in New York we were saying that we think we're going to need less now, let's hope let that continue, but I just heard from Governor Cuomo this morning. and he said that fewer hospital beds also fewer deaths, that was a very important thing the first time, fewer deaths today and then yesterday, right, that's a great thing, but also fewer hospital beds, which means fewer patients because basically they're less patients and we were saying that and it also means less ventilators so not a lot of positive things are happening okay please with Prime Minister Johnson hospitalized.
Yeah, I noticed a few minutes ago that I was standing right next to Vice President Pence or are they considering staying away from each other just to make sure that we have continuity of government, the executive branch, we have a small platform and I would love it to be broader, they stay away from each other mike they got tested yeah okay like recently i did it too a couple days ago but i come closer to mine oh breathe and i'm just kidding we see each other sometimes

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d to adopt positions where I would rather, I would rather be away, but you know that everyone is looking for questions.
Mike is a very important part of this. I think it's very difficult to keep this distance in this small area of ​​tariffs on oil imports in the United States, well, if the price of oil stays the way it is, because people really want to see it go up when I say 'give us I want to save a great industry and we built a great industry in this country, if they don't get along, I would, yes, I would apply very substantial tariffs because we are independent, we have our own oil now and if I did, the tariffs we would basically be saying that we don't want foreign oil, we don't want any foreign oil, we're just going to use our oil and that would help save an industry and you know, it's become a tremendous source of employment and it's great to be independent, we're independent, our energy It's independent now, we produce more oil than oil, I guess no one more than any other country, and it all took place at a very recent time.
Meanwhile, I'm looking at $91 $91 now Don the road is fine, a lot of people are happy. I see very economical jet fuel. We're trying to save the airline industry, but I want to save our great energy industry and that's what we're doing. Yeah, so I absolutely would. What we will do, the price will still be very low, but what we will do is save and, very importantly, we will save tens of thousands of jobs. One of the other things we are doing is shipping oil to our strategic countries. the oil reserves are good and you know we are buying it for the right price and we ship it in some cases we are storing it for free they are there we are filling our reserves with this very cheap oil no one thought that they would never have seen a price like that of the decade 1950s, where they had big dollars, so now they would use tariffs if necessary.
I don't think I have to because Russia doesn't benefit from this and Saudi Arabia. does not benefit from having them, you know, oil and gas are their main sources of income, so it is obviously very bad for them, but we have to do it, we have an industry that is very important and it really formed beautifully, it was the virus that killed her. because what happened is it's down 40 percent from the day this happened, 40 percent otherwise it would be phenomenally good, so that's it, yeah, stimulus checks, how many more days are they going to have to wait? and Speaker Pelosi today, I think she looked at the next one last night.
Bill that they would like to see additional stimulus checks. They have released an amount of how much? No, but I like the concept. I think it's good that we're talking about a different way of doing it, but I like the concept. I would like the concept of infrastructure that our country has to be rebuilt. They spent all this money in the Middle East, eight trillion dollars, so far eight trillion dollars in the Middle East, we have to rebuild our country, okay, we have to rebuild our roads and our schools, our bridges, we have to rebuild our country, so I like an infrastructure bill.
I also like that the money goes directly to the people. It's not their fault that this happened and I think this, especially the faster we can open our country, can you believe it? We are talking about our country opening up the faster we open it, the bigger the bloom will be, the bigger the rocket will take off. I think it is aopportunity to go very fast, relatively fast. I'd like to see it very quickly, but we'll see. but part of the stimulus and part of what we are doing will help it and the good thing is that we are paying practically zero interest rates.
You know, we are paying very little, so one of the reasons I like the infrastructure bill is that we are borrowing, we have a strong dollar and the advantage of a strong dollar is that everyone wants to invest in this country, everyone wants to buy our dollar. Terms of the schedule still two weeks, we discussed it with the staff, we discussed it with the FTA, well left, FDA. He approved it so you know what another point is. I mean, it's been approved by the FDA, which is very important. If it wasn't approved, we're here, so I couldn't do this, but the FDA approved hydroxy, we'll see if it works.
No, it's not going to hurt people, it may help them, but it won't hurt them, that's the beauty of it, you see, it may help them, but it won't hurt them, what do you have to lose? Okay, ask in the back, please, we know. Anyone can spread the disease, so why not have some businesses open? Why not close everything there? A grocery store, fast food places are open. Why you can take a little risk in Charlotte? Let's happen. That question later, all I can say is that right now things are looking very good and opening up strong will be a great thing and there will be no one happier than me.
The I HIV model suggests that 32,000 ventilators will be needed to mitigate the situation. GM isn't expected to have ventilators buddy, decoys will be needed all over the country in addition to what we've already said, but don't forget we have almost 10,000, a little over 9,000 right now and they're ready to rock. If we needed them and we had to keep it, you understand that flexibility, so if we need them in New York, which we may not, if we need them but they are ready to move, we are already militant, a military operation. ready to move, they will be moved immediately to whatever section of the country we need.
Would you like to answer correctly? They're worth it. FEMA is working on a plan to move the ventilators. For example, the Department of Defense gave them another 500 ventilators. We're moving on Fort Dix to be able to rapidly deploy them to places including, you know, you heard the president mention that states give things like that to states, so there are the ventilators that are not in use that we could possibly move quickly as well. , but you mentioned that thousands are currently being made. Ford, we have a lot, we have 11 companies, about 11 companies that build them and we are going to have a reserve for the future, hopefully we will never have to use them.
The hospitals should have, the states should have bought a stockpile, they didn't, so we've made up for it, but if we have extras, other countries need them. I mean, you see the UK desperately needs it. France desperately needs them. Italy needs them. They need them urgently so it's complicated, it's a big team, it's expensive and we will be able to help other countries after we take care of our needs yes please go ahead thank you sir spend on infrastructure like you chose, but it's okay, let it go, that's very good in infrastructure, comment on how empty the roads are, they learn.
I thought, is there a way to speed up the infrastructure? The beltway in Washington takes forever to do road repairs because of everything going on right now and because they don't use better, working construction techniques. I mean I see a road and that's what I do I do construction what I did I saw a road that's good but it's got a bad top and it's got a big concrete base underneath and I'll see them come in I don't want to say where but I could I tell you I could give you many examples and they rip it like hell, they take out the base, they take everything out now they pour a new base that is not as good, it is not as deep, it is not as thick. the concrete base was fantastic the base takes forever when it takes forever and instead of scraping the asphalt or whatever maybe the top scrape it off and lay the new asphalt lay the new median and they could have done it and then they opened. the road and it starts to crack, the reason is because it hasn't been set up and they spend 10 15 20 times more money than they have.
I never believed when I saw these people making highways and roads and working how they take the The most expensive solution and the end result of the work itself is much worse is to take advantage of the fact that so many people are staying at home, yes, not on the roads , is there a way to do so they hopefully won't stay? at home for a long time, hopefully, this will come out and we won't have that kind of time, if we have that kind of time, we made a big mistake, go on and what region has that information, go on, the 15 minute test really has It's been a breakthrough.
I reflected on the progress they've made in Detroit to get first responders back to work with the Abbott Laboratories test. Abbott Laboratories started last Tuesday producing about 50,000 tests per day and I'm informed that there are about 18,000 of these machines already across the country, I mean they're actually the same machines that you use to get a strep test done quickly when you go to the doctor, but now Abbott is rolling out these new 15-minute coronavirus tests to healthcare professionals and healthcare facilities across the country, plus, as the president said, FEMA purchased 1,200 of these devices that were destroyed and distributed them to all 50 states and the Indian healthcare system and then DB will distribute the tests.
Brooks, is there anything else to add? I think they're on the shelf and Abbott, a good majority of them. I don't have the exact numbers. I think there is some manufacturing there, but large quantities of them are on the shelf, some have disappeared. By the way, but the vast majority of them come out on Tuesday, yes please, today there is definitely a different approach here. I think with distribution, you know, the sense in listening to your presentation today is that you are taking a leadership role. For distribution, no, there is no change, but we are supposed to be the backup, but like in Illinois, the governor couldn't do his job, so we got help.
We are sending 600 ventilators. We're building a hospital at McCormick Place. We are doing it, we have some people that couldn't do it, we have other people that needed a little help, we had in New York, we had to provide a lot of help, but we have worked very well with Governor Cuomo and with the mayor. de Blasio, but we know that we are meant to be the backup, but we have taken on a much bigger role than that and that's okay, I have no objection to it now, in some cases this works so well that now they are seeing that they believe that we have They're over the big deal and they're actually calling us to tell us they can get their equipment back now, but we're actually deployed as backup, but I feel like much more than that, they've done a much better job.
I will say this. I don't think the people who have represented this country, the federal government, whether it's the admiral and the generals, all the people we call to the front, they're just heroes for what they've done. They have been able to do it in a short period of time they took a system that was broken just like we did with the army our army was broken our army was exhausted and it was broken and we have rebuilt our army we have rebuilt this The whole system too and I, in In a way, Kelly, I appreciate your question because you know you're listening to all the things that we are, the millions of masts, the hundreds of thousands of scrubs and their surgical gowns.
You know that they are. protective gowns at the highest level we are taking it to the different states and most of the governors are very happy now many times you know it is politics maybe I will do the same, I don't know, but they will try to act I'm not so happy. I will tell you that when I talk to them or when the vice president talks to them, they are singing the praises of all these people, so it always offends me when someone says something about what we have done now to do this. To do this it should have been necessary to do what we could do and develop it to a level.
It should have taken a year. It could have taken two years. They did it in a matter of weeks and we are helping the States to know who they are. As an example, New York had the right to buy 16,000 ventilators, they could have bought them, they didn't, I understand why they didn't, it was a very expensive purchase, you know, very expensive and that's a lot, 16,000 and they chose to do something else. with your money I understand that the problem is when something like this happens that you don't expect look 1917 that was a long time ago maybe a hundred million people died it was a long time ago so people don't believe it's going to happen I would do it Frankly I want to I mean, did anyone in this room think something like this could happen, but it happened and we created a force?
This is a military operation, as it turned out, it's really with FEMA, with the Army Corps of Engineers, I mean, the army, Kervin. and you were very kind on that point, the Army Corps of Engineers built 2,500 bed units and everything else from time to time, Governor Cuomo called and wanted the problem fixed and we said it wasn't supposed to be like that. that way, but we want to do it and we moved military personnel, so now the military personnel are operating it and I'll tell you what's good, it hasn't been very crowded, that's a good thing, that's not a bad thing, it hasn't been.
Now maybe in the next week something will happen, but it hasn't, but we've done it because it's better than the other alternative where we're running out, but they actually built 2,900 beds and we also built four medical centers in New York. I built four hospitals for medical centers and much more than that, it is a great honor to have done it, but the people who did it are amazed and they have to be appreciated by the states, not by me, they don't have to appreciate me at all. They don't worry about me, they have to appreciate the generals, the admirals, the doctors, the nurses.
I mean, now we're bringing in 3,000 people, there are medical professionals coming from all over the country to help New York City, help New York State, and help many other places. I just think it's amazing what they've done and I don't think they were appreciated. You can forget about me. You can see. Yes, I wrote. Actually, I'm serious. They have to be appreciated. Go to the backless I do IG light at the end of the tunnel if I didn't I wouldn't I wouldn't be very excited about what we've done I don't see light at the end of the tunnel I think the directions are some of the numbers I think you know we had a meeting very good today.
We're seeing things that we don't even report because we think it's too early to report. No. I think you know we're seeing things happen that are very good. We also know that all of us, including medical professionals, have to open a country, we have to leave, we have to open our country, no country was designed for this, will you close it? We are in the middle of the greatest economic crisis. boom in history for any country our country had the greatest economic boom in history we had the largest number of people working that we have ever had almost one hundred and sixty million people and after 160 million they don't want anyone to leave their house, you know that You could use the term cold turkey right, that's called cold turkey the country is not designed this country is not designed for that we have to get our country back and I think it's going to come back and I hope it comes back very quickly that's good, no, she feel away she feels like I would wear one, I mean, I'm usually not in a situation where I should, would you like me to wear one right now and sing you a question that would be a little awkward I guess, but no, I mean, another Would you ever do it? wear one if it were if she thought it was important she thinks she likes the idea of ​​wearing it yes a lot of people do it again it's a recommendation and I understand that recommendation and I agree with that I wouldn't be surprised How can the American people prepare yourself emotionally for that?
And as the president talks and is eager to see the country reopen, how do we balance the mitigating factors that still need to take place before he demonstrates that doctors, by the way, he would like to? to see the company open - okay, I think part of the answer to your question relates to two other questions that I heard and I think it came from behind about how can you, on the one hand, have said yesterday that this is really going to be a bad week at the same time that we talk about the light at the end of the tunnel seems inherently contradictory but it really is not and it has to do with what we explained before about the gap and when you look at the indications that dr.
Burks and the president were talking about whether we're going to see a flattening of cases and we don't realize what that means until two weeks later, so now we're looking at, as we all correctly said, this is probably going to be a really bad week which is a reflection of what happened two and a half weeks ago, so if we start to see a flattening or stabilization of cases now, what you are hearingabout a possible light at the end of the tunnel doesn't take away from the fact that tomorrow the next day is going to look very bad, so we have to make sure that we always talk about a two and a half week delay, so I wanted to make sure because I think that a couple of people asked that question, it's really not inconsistent with what we're saying now with respect to what we tell the American people, Kellie, what we've been telling you all along, that the only tool, but the best one, that we have is mitigation, we know that it worked in other countries and we are seeing how it is working here, so if we really want to make sure that we do not have these types of rebounds, we are concerned about its mitigation, mitigation, mitigation, that is the answer, it is the same thing, it's mitigation, mitigation, mitigation, in fact, the Vice President's famous graph is that this is the minimum of what we should do.
You know, everyone should do that and everything here, in one way or another, points to physical separation, whether it's no crowds, whether it's six feet, or whether it's staying away from theaters. and restaurants or what exactly is it, are you worried about all that after you know within seven days people are going to say look, I did my best? I have to get out, you know, I wouldn't say I'm worried about it because I don't think it's going to happen, I mean, from what I've seen and I mentioned the other day my own experience is that people really understand the responsibility that they have for for themselves, for their family and for the country, so this is about all of us.
It's not just about us because if everyone does their part there won't be those types of rebounds that were worrying about national asymptomatic cases. Do you think there are currently 330,000 more confirmed cases in the United States? How many asymptomatic women do we have? I've learned that you know we don't know and even between us we're good friends, we differ on that, I mean, it's between 25 and 50 percent, yeah, in other words, about two people, you have other people that are out there. Yes, and trust me. That's an estimate. I don't have any scientific data yet to say that one will get the scientific data when we publish those antibody tests and we actually know what the penetrance is, then we will be able to answer the questions in a scientifically sound way.
For now we're just guessing on this topic: Hydroxychloroquine, could you think about this and why I'm not wearing a mask right now? Okay, there are a couple of reasons, one of them is that part of the effect is the main reason to wear a mask. The mask is to protect you from getting infected. I took the test yesterday and it was negative. Well, I think it really could be, so that was an answer, especially on the mask. I thought it was very good. Go ahead, records show federal agencies. By the way, he didn't start it, who wants to?
So who should have agencies to start the ball for your Sense and Resin Raiders? Ready? Ready? Maury, just answer his question because I know exactly that he knows the same question everyone is asking. at the ready, they've done an incredible job of complying with The Associated Press, which, you know, is not that great, not like the people you're looking at at FEMA, the military, what they've done is a miracle. . What we have done is a miracle in achieving all these things. What they have done for the States is incredible and you should thank them for what they have done.
They have not always asked know-it-all questions. Thank you all very much, thank you. Hey control, it's Jeremy, can you hear me? Hey, Chris, do you want me from here now or should you take me out to the north field? Yes, can you hear? I try one, two, one, two. Can you talk to a producer to see if they want to take me from here now or if I should go to the north lawn?

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