31 Burst results for "Dr Burks"
WCPT 820
"dr burks" Discussed on WCPT 820
"Yeah yeah yeah no it's really that's that's a test of what it's really hard uh you it and on sunday on especially sunday at los angeles airport you can't swing a dead cat without hitting a comic yeah no that's like sunday is the day the comics come home a lot of especially when you have as many cats as you do oh well oh well that made the situation i don't know how well she's mickey taking care dolan's of cat that seems a little suspect mickey dolan's cat is a challenge it's a he's big challenge an icon all right but it is the it is the choice i think there's an attitude she's since been mickey dolan's cat that you can't this is when the you know mama has started she's just like you know i'm the you understand this cross species thing will be outlawed in in trump's america this monkey you can't have a monkey yeah outlawed this is a nice basement story i have it would be a darn shame for something to happen to it yeah you got you know what you're you're gonna be you guys you the whole crew you're gonna be in a cell together in the vermin prison maybe separate yeah separate one you might want to make some decisions about who gets which punk jody jody will be where she usually is in famous famous hollywood people's kids section i'll be in the leslie section you'll be um it so is 2024 is like a right twist between nice a healthy bowl of oatmeal and like a bowl of glass shards with our shirts yeah with on it axe and some stuff that would burn uh right oh i heard i heard you yesterday talking about dr burks oh one of my one of my favorite images in the world is that that doctor scarf sitting on the bench there in the press room yeah and trump turning to her looking encouragement and her just you know she did she don't want to lose her job so she had to have that sort smile of tasted on her face but you can see like her eyes you know just wtf eyes -huh uh right yes you light up you're right you're right help me help me grow another scarf you was like that oh you know i don't you've been in this house for the mansion at the top of the cliff for quite a while right um by the way i got directions yeah up here from dopey and grumpy um i don't live on a cliff i had to pull off she lives on a huge cliff she does she lives on a huge cliff uh just when you come in you have to hang up your um your belay equipment and your carabiners just as you come through door the they don't want you walking around with that sure um but uh there was a point to this what the heck no idea yeah is there a point to anything you say oh why of course there is yeah whatever i can't remember anymore i just like right i oh you know what i was on the cover i was a woman of the in memory loss magazine which which year i don't i oh you know those prevalent ads yes i i'm i don't know if you guys do ads for them and i don't want to yeah cut into your budget but uh you know a big pharma doesn't care no and so they're like these testimonial ads right so i'll be a woman going you know i'm a librarian and and i was noticing that i just wasn't as sharp as i i used to be and i really wanted to be there there for the kids and so i started taking you what year were you in private gen private dead what year were you on interrupters magazine again all right i don't want any more see what i did i did i did because you want to be woman of the year an interrupters magazine this year you know what i'm happy to nominate you thank you all right i've read this tweet no go ahead go ahead i'm happy to nominate you thank you yeah all right chris hayes tweeted the political experience of the biden era for democrats is extended periods of intense anxiety about terrible polling occasionally punctuated by strangely positive election rights the cycle repeats how do we control our gastrointestinal distress for the next year you know i have long thought that trump has uh some sort of financial kickbacks from um digestive yeah meds premises something yeah yeah yeah right every poll he's got to follow the money he was man of the year on digestive meds magazine yeah yeah oh oh my gosh he's fetid by them yeah let's go that's good tracy and mesa uh arizona you're on with paula poundstone hello hey um paula i saw you at the tempe improv in like 1987 or 88 shortly after i moved here from denver you yeah were amazing thank you is that why you moved to mesa yes well well no originally you thought you were just going to the show and then you just stayed yeah because you could have seen her no no no you could have seen her at the funny firm in chicago or catch a rising star in chicago in 1987 as i did and lily tomlin was at the catch a rising star show to see paul foundster and you're right she's amazing okay go ahead thank yeah she was she was outstanding and then my wife saw you just a few years ago at the mesa art center when i had a gig i couldn't go i've asked that the two of you not be at my shows together right and i want to thank you for honoring that uh tracy thank you well you were you're quite welcome you play music someplace i'm sorry to keep interrupting but i'm trying to get on the cover of that magazine you can i'm hoping of interrupting yeah we're both competing are we both competing no yeah no no no we're both competing what hello okay now okay now i'm lost hello can you hear i mean you know they hey they have their engineer in here right now working on hopefully chris rubbed uh some of uh stephanie's chris didn't want to eat stephanie's uh well drink her um giblet gravy and rum shots yeah and so he dumped it under the desk in the board and it got on the wires and then the dogs ate a couple of the wires i i blame chris yeah good job chris but the poor you should see the engineer trying to fix the equipment the guy's sweating and drained and clearly hasn't been fed in quite a while it's uh he licked some of the the rum he did a little bit of the gravy shots it's giblet gravy and rum shots which is one of the things stephanie was known for in buffalo before oh yeah yeah people go there to the stephanie miller museum thank you she wasn't always on the radio for heaven's sake she had um you know the the cookbook yeah
Bloomberg Radio New York
"dr burks" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Warns next month vaccine booster maybe coming weeks too late it's never going to be like flu it stays with us in between the waves we have a summer wave we have a winter wave it makes people much sicker than flu many more people die from it than flu and by the way flu does not have this level of long covid and these long side effects that we see with covid dr burks is calling on pharmaceutical companies to create multiple booster shots per year that would be available before summer surge and before winter surge in cases and as we've been talking talking about this morning florida residents are evacuating from homes in low -lying areas along the gulf coast in dalia is now a hurricane and forecast to hit the state as a cat three by tomorrow florida governor ron de santa says residents will be impacted by wind and a storm surge sooner then when a dalia makes landfall it's likely to continue strengthening all the way until impact and it it could have uh... catastrophic storm surge in your area governor de santis declared state a of emergency in forty six counties live from the bloomberg interactive broker studios this is global news twenty four hours a day powered by more than twenty seven hundred journalists and analysts in over one hundred twenty countries michael i'm bar gentleman this is bloomberg in the heart of the matter to me is you know easily obtainable of the water temperatures up and on the coast it was ninety something key west during the heat wave okay fine but eighty eight degrees am i right that's bathwater you know you know that's your jump in the hot tub sub in the back yard the more disturbing thing to me and i don't mean to get too into it this family knows part of this tangentially but the mixing of the currents the salinity of the ocean as more ice up north and down in antarctica melts the water becomes less sailing and as a result of that the currents they flow because of that differential that slows down to some extent i totally agree with that i did a couple shows in the hurricane battles of a decade ago with one of the experts at the massachusetts institute of technology and i can clearly remember his number one factor was water temperature is rob carolyn mentioned there in that great report take a look at water temperatures and salinity uh that is more dire for the future of what we face in terms of the climate we say good morning to all you of in florida a more difficult time now rob carolyn will be giving us a real professional view here on bloomberg radio uh through the coming days definitely tomorrow as well futures at negative 5 now features at negative forty six this is bloomberg what is i'm here in my living room peering through my mini blinds at a man who's sawing off something under my neighbor's car this this guy's stealing catalytic converters and if you report thieves like him you could get a reward up to twenty five thousand dollars just submit a confidential tip at heat reward .com or call 1 800 -947 -HEAT that's h -e -a -t the virginia state police heat rewarded gram reported is dedication my daughter is logical and my son is adopted i love them both so much from the morning when you wake up to putting them to bed at night and every moment in between
Bloomberg Radio New York
"dr burks" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"That auction yesterday, the two year auction yielding the highest since 2006. Is the bond market more sure than the policy Maybe, market? yes. In our view, the central bankers, and then I especially talk about the ECB, is way too optimistic still in its latest projections about the economic growth. They expect actually a pickup in growth in the second half of this year, which seems a bit at odds with the more than 400 basis points in rate hikes, and the fact that that still needs to filter through to the real economy. So we expect much slower growth. Actually, we expect a mild recession and I can maybe call it stagnation. At the same time, the ECB also expects inflation to remain high for longer, while actually the key here is the labour market and we do see now early signs of the labour market turning, weakening, we see wage growth having reached its peak, coming down slightly, still strong, but it's coming down. So we do expect inflation to drop quite significantly before the end of year. the So that will set the path for actually rate cuts next year. Okay, but if you're talking starting to kick in in a more material way, the economy is starting to feel it, are we also going to start feeling it in a more material way in credits? Are we going to see defaults actually pick up in a way that they haven't yet, as some may have expected? Well, there are early signs, for instance, Eurostop publishes about currencies, and these see a continuous rise in the past couple of quarters. So I think definitely also with a lot of companies and households having benefited from government compensation schemes, that is likely to be much less next year when governments need to curb expenses. So I think the outlook for currencies is not great. And the other question, of course, is can banks, for instance, cope with that? And in that respect, the answer should be yes, because we just had a stress test showing banks are pretty well capitalized and can cope with headwinds. But sorry, you want to ask a question? Well, you, Spelman, thank you so much. We have to go. Would they be in AMRO this morning on fixed income in Europe? John, you're expert on this. And thing the that I noticed at Jackson Hole and what we heard from Mr. Beaumont there moments ago is an intelligent debate completely ignoring the polarization between Germany and Portugal. I mean, I don't just think anything's changed in terms of the tensions in Mike McKee's conversations at Jackson Hall. President Lagarde was right not to talk about September 14th, because what we need to be talking about in Europe is not German business confidence, not the latest PMIs, not where core CPI is. All of those things are important, but far more important than that. The European model has failed, and it has failed with Germany at the heart of that failure. Not Italy, not Greece, not Spain, not Portugal, Germany. And Tom on three fronts, trade, energy, security. And we've talked about this endlessly, and we should keep talking about it. On trade, they've lost their economic security to China, and they found themselves between a rock and a hard place, the United States and China, on going what to do forward from here. On energy, totally exposed to the story in Russia, and totally exposed to a strike even over in Australia. That's how fragile things are right now. So Tom, that's trade, that's energy, on security for a long, long time, outsourcing their national security to the United States of America, and seemingly keeping those three things Tom, those three things in balance for decades. And that's fallen apart in last the 18 months. To me, and I'm speaking as an amateur, they've lost the manufacturing marginal edge that was always there to save them. I believe in London folks will have an extended conversation with David Folkerts -Landau. It's going to be really interesting to see what Dr. Folkerts -Landau says about office. Agreed, after a decade's time of looking down our noses at what's taking place in Italy, in Greece, in Spain, in Portugal, and Ireland. It's at the heart of Europe, led by Chancellor Merkel, where really poor decisions were made Tom. And I've yet to see there isn't a plan. Adam Posen, you know, off the record, I don't want to quote him directly, but he was heated with his expertise in the German experiment in America. But Dr. Posen made very clear they're avoiding the plan because there isn't one, plain and simple. If you are just tuning in, welcome to the program. Your S &P 500, slightly negative. We're down here by 0 .08%. Now with the latest news from New York City and around the world, here's Michael Barr. Tom, John, Kaley, Florida residents are evacuating from homes in low lying areas along the Gulf Coast. And Dalia, now a hurricane will hit the state as a possible category 3 by tomorrow. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis declared state a of emergency in 46 counties. There's a hurricane warning in place for the entire Gulf Coast of Florida from Sarasota County all the way up through Franklin County and northwest Florida. So the impacts actually can be very, very far and very, very wide. Governor DeSantis says the full 5 ,500 National Guardsmen available in the state have been activated to respond to the storm. Alleged Trump co conspirator Mark Meadows argued at a hearing in Fulton County Georgia that his trial in the election interference case should be moved to federal court. Meadows says he did what former President Trump asked him to do as his then chief of staff. Meanwhile Trump slammed the federal judge for setting a March 4th trial date in DC in the January 6th case. March 4th is the day before the Super Tuesday primaries. A former Trump administration official is sounding the alarm about COVID. Dr. Deborah Burke says American leaders are living in a fantasy world amid a growing surge of cases. Huge mistake to measure hospitalizations as really your sole surveillance because by the time you see hospitalizations in your area the virus has been circulating for four to six weeks. Dr. Burks warns next month's vaccine booster may be coming weeks too late. Police are searching for both weapon and the motive in a shooting at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill that left one faculty member dead. Officials said the assailant was taken into custody. Live from the Bloomberg Interactive Broker Studios, this is global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2 ,700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. I'm Michael Barr. This is Bloomberg. Wherever your business takes you, Bloomberg Radio is here with you. 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The Financial Guys
"dr burks" Discussed on The Financial Guys
"Could hire back either. Because we know you're hiding something and how outside rebuild it with patriots that love this country because we don't have folks that do that anymore. It's really say. I hope that's with trump's next prerogative is clinton. Fbi eliminate the education department eliminate. The energy department eliminate the size of government. Because it's so big now that nobody has any idea what's going on and bill accountability. How how many presidents do you think. Dr fao chea served under five six six saturday go. He is depicted me of the deep state. You know what i mean. You've done a lot of actually you've done a lot of hunting in swamps and you know how slumps they just get muddier and filter and modern stuff builds up and builds. A you know you gotta be really careful because over decades you can actually get stuck in that. Today it's disgusting. Yeah six presidents time for him to pack up and go home. That's right and he's alive. We're going to get the second. Let's play this clip. Though this lady. This lady had her on but not not her personally but her videos on a year and a half ago. Yeah she was part of the group that went to the white house group of like a thousand doctors that went to the white house but didn't get in. We're outside on the capital steps holding a press conference at nobody covered saying look we have treatments. We know how to treat. She said she at that point she had treated over three hundred and something patients with cova many of them with these one hundred percent fight. That's right one hundred percent close ratio for now. Who played that video. Yeah mike and glenn did and said by the way this is the lady that should be standing next to dr pfau chief dr burks up but they did so all those doctors. They slandered as heretics up. Not knowing what they're doing all three hundred of them she should sue the crap out of cnn. Just like next san mountain just happy. She's still alive to be honest with you. I'm happy that her Subaru didn't blow up in a fiery hundred seventy five mile an hour crash in your neighborhood. This is doctor doctor emmanuel. I can't see your first name is kind of obscured there but let me just play this clip. Because she wants an apology you know what she deserves it. Yep.
The Charlie Kirk Show
"dr burks" Discussed on The Charlie Kirk Show
"Just came out yesterday. That the inspector general said that donald trump never called for protesters to be cleared from lafayette. Many voters told me that that was the reason that the straw that broke the camel's back of why they will did not vote for donald. Trump was really the reason she's but okay. That was really the one that made it for you then but it was a. It's a cascading effect through. Remember the entire laptop. Disinformation story so the media was very quick to cover a lie that donald trump called for protests be cleared even though they denied it. And there's no evidence of it and he's been completely exonerated on that but remember when literally hunter biden's laptop was found and rudy. giuliani somehow. Got it and they started to publish the findings from that laptop. The new york post lost access to their twitter account. The new york post the newspaper founded by alexander hamilton. The oldest newspaper in the country tried to publish those text messages from hunter biden. An email saying that we now have ten percent for the big man. Do you think that tony who you think is of a household name. Do you think tony bobby. Alinsky is more of a household name or brianna taylor. What do you think. Tony bobby and ski or brianna. Taylor was bobby. Alinsky was a business partner with hunter biden. New came out and remember the tony. Bobby linski tape the tony bobby. Alinsky came out and did an interview tucker. Carlson said that joe biden was doing international business dealings with the chinese communist party. Ten percent for the big man was him. Now none of the networks covered. Tony bobby linski. It was completely and totally censored and this was right before the election. That should have been the october surprise. I remember a lot of these states. Were on the margins. Social media didn't allow you to talk about any of this so the tech companies were colluding with the type of nonstop day luge of misinformation and disinformation. That was being fed by the activist. Press brianna taylor was a woman that allegedly we were told that she was just in bed and the police came in and shot her execution style. When in reality the story is that it was a raid gone wrong because her boyfriend started firing at the police and they fired back to different investigations. Show that the narrative that was being pushed by blm inc was totally and completely untrue. Remember jacob blake jacob blake. We were told was unarmed and was not fleeing police arrests that was in kenosha wisconsin that resulted in the burning of another american city. Remember when nancy pelosi walked into a hair salon. She said i was set up with this where she didn't wear a mask and she got her hair done while eating her twenty dollars a carton ice cream. While san francisco. San franciscans san franciscans. How about frisco. I'ts that it frisco. I'ts people in san francisco. We're not able to go to a restaurant go to a beauty parlor harris. Nothing remember andrew. Cuomo who literally put infected chinese corona virus patients into nursing homes then wrote a book about that in the fall in the midst of the crisis the lockdowns and the press never asked anything about it remember when donald trump was accused of telling a georgia election official to quote. Go find the votes and the new york times never actually published the entire tape of it but when they finally were forced two months later it shows they made up the entire thing he never actually said that. Remember when there was a lie that donald trump was somehow the ceo or a board member or the founder or the inventor of hydroxychloroquine that had a massive stake in that company completely untrue one of his many portfolios owned like of eight thousand dollars or something super insignificant own part of a company that wants made hydroxychloroquine of which it's the cheapest most widespread way to actually be able to fight the chinese corona virus. New studies show. We all know about dr fauci and anthony fauci who heard on the night of january thirty first and february first that he was too. He got the information that this was made in a laboratory. Artificially this did not have a normal genome sequencing knew that they were doing gained a funk gain of function research in china and then he lied about it for the next nine months up until the election because dr fauci more than joe biden beat donald trump. Dr fauci more than joe biden was the reason. Why so many people that otherwise would have voted for republican or donald trump or sucked it up. They decided to go in the direction of joe biden because they wanted someone to blame and instead of blaming china which would have been vote for trump. they wanted to blame trump which just happened to be the president. At the time of the chinese corona virus fifteen days the slow the spread remember when our public health officials including dr burks who she herself went and visited her family during a holiday when she said you have to stay at home member. Dr burkes with her all of her all of her scarves and oliver designer outfits came out and she said we need fifteen days is slow the spread. They knew that was a lie when they said that. How about the story about impeachment. That was january of last year. Impeachment is how we started two thousand twenty. It was a perfectly fine phone call but we were told that donald trump was working with ukrainian officials and trying to put pressure on them to try to get some sort of weapons deal done to try to withhold aid to try to look into joe biden that was completely untrue and he was acquitted by the senate. How about the next impeachment. That happened after that that somehow donald trump incited a mob stormed the capital completely and totally untrue. And we're getting at here. In two thousand twenty is the media did not care about their credibility they just wanted to play part what they considered to be the ultimate moral good of displacing and destroying donald trump. And what we have right now is a crisis in the channels of communication. How we actually process information. Very few of these media companies will ever be held accountable for what they did. In the last year from the atlantic story to dr fauci and china to the clearing of protesters story completely untrue. Fifteen days the slow. The spread power was not taken. It was taken not given how about this entire question. Mail in balloting. This entire question of where ballots came from. And because of the tech company dominance many people with these apple news notifications sent right to them. The story of a cicada. Lie flying on joe. Biden's neck has been covered more than hunter biden saying the n. Word repeatedly in newly disclosed text messages. More people have talked last couple of days about joe biden travelling overseas and representing our allies on the activists press other than how his son is actually underactive criminal federal investigation more coverage was made in the last couple of days about how donald trump did not have his pants on forward or backward at the north carolina. Republican dinner then a new lawsuit of democrat judge in georgia. That's allowing ballot inspection a happen because sworn affidavits of people that have worked for many years in the georgia. Election officials say that all the circles and bubbles were filled in identically. Many things. I'm saying you're probably saying we know all of this were angry. What does this mean what it means is eventually when people do not trust anything that they hear from the mainstream press it creates a culture of cynicism and also hopefully makes people pursue individuals in the media. That are very clear that they tell opinion or their news. This is an opinion show and an activist. Show we're not trying to hear to break the news but we never say anything here that is untrue or false as soon as you start to view. Nbc and cnn in the new york times as nothing more than an extension of every single one of these power sources. A lot of the starts to make a lot more sense. We've cut eighty nine queued up. Let's play cut eighty nine investigation by the interior department's inspector-general published yesterday finds that last tune. Washington's lafayette square park was not forcibly cleared. So that former president trump could hold a full photo op outside the historic saint. john's church. That's mika brzezinski. Who now had to admit. The entire thing was untrue. All of it. So here's another question for all of you right now. What are we being lied to about right now. Not what happened. We know that. And we're gonna learn more about it. What are we being lied to about right now. Well we know that. The lockdowns actually hurt the spread of the chinese corona virus. We know that hydroxychloroquine and medicine and ivermectin actually much more likely to help with treatment than anyone in the activist..
Break The Rules
"dr burks" Discussed on Break The Rules
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Making Podcasts Great Again
"dr burks" Discussed on Making Podcasts Great Again
"What's caller seven. Get the hell out of here. Let's call her an eight turnaround now. The hell out. Let's say she's a nine miss. Why are you wearing a mask. Is this spot of some sort of role. Play like you know you. Donald trump dominate a progressive. And if it turns out to be like a role thing we'll do is wide shut. Like oh look at me. I'm a oh see wearing a mask. Get mar-a-lago to me mr president. You think the mask. They're wearing it. Not for safety from cova. Do you think it's trying to get you to role play in the bedroom with them. And that say very passive aggressive way of showing you. What else am i supposed joy. Sam i mean obviously some women walking around with a mask on mar-a-lago i grabber i take her into the nearest bedroom and we have great powerful sacks and if she says you know. Oh this isn't what i meant. I got out but it's still part of the royal blais strong role play good commitment to the role play. So there's there's no masks in mar-a-lago was would there ever masks in mar-a-lago past year. I would have some of uglier. Staff members wear masks of attractive people. Suna mission impossible to where they had the very good masks. We have those so. If you're like a good worker but not attractive. I would have put on this mask so your mask. Mandates were based on looks and not based on covert correct. Okay in other kovin news your former pandemic coordinator dr burks. Do you remember her. We call our scottish bitch or scarf as you want scarfs and you and you didn't like share reminded me of snarf on the thunder cats so when she would walk into a room. I go scarf.
The Financial Guys
"dr burks" Discussed on The Financial Guys
"Lab team and i did the testing through cokes faucets and observation under a scanning electron microscope. We found no code in any of the fifteen hundred samples. What we found was that all of the fifteen hundred samples were mostly influenza a. and some were influenza But not a single case of covid and we did not use the bcs piece the pcr tests. That's polymerase shane. React with appeals. Farber does wonderful topic. I did videos on this channel for that. We didn't sent the remainder of the samples to stanford cornell and a few of the university of california labs and they found. The same results did know kovin. They found influenza a. And all of us than spoke to the cdc and ask for viable samples of co vid. Which cdc said they could not provide as i did not have any samples. We have now come to the firm conclusion. All our research and lab work at the covid nineteen was imaginary and fictitious through. The flu was called covid and most of the two hundred twenty five thousand dead. we're dead through co morbidity such as heart disease cancer diabetes et cetera which further weaken their immune systems and they died. I have yet to find a single bible sample of koga nineteen to work with we at the seven universities. That did the lab tests on these. Fifteen hundred samples are now suing the cdc universal odd. The cdc has yet to a single bible isolated sample of covid nineteen. If they can't or won't send us their d this is. This is exactly what i said before right exactly when we having the conversation about you know well. This looks like it's a little more. Yeah i've said it's less-infectious right. If we had monitored the flu two years ago like we're doing with covid millions of people would have died with the flu right. Eighty thousand people died of the flu. Two years ago right it was worse than called well eighty thousand dollars second have not died of cova but but let me ask you this though if we had counted every deaf as the flu right two thousand eighteen right. How many million or what. They're really be minute because his point lead your point right. Most of these people sadly now stop. Look my ninety three year old. Great aunt suffered a stroke. We talked about this a couple of weeks ago. Sadly yeah. she's now a nurse ago she went to the hospital to care facility where she got. Covert right the flu will call at least had the flue she has survived row. Okay now a couple of weeks has gone by. She has essentially survived. I hope she survived it because they sent her into the nursing home. I would hope that they would learn their lesson. New york by now and not somebody who is still contagious. So i'm assuming that she's no longer contagious because they have center now into a nursing home. She's ninety three years old now. If she passes away it will be from the stroke. Here's a though. Here's what they've said. This is this is this is something to cdc did change. Noah's talking about the first of all and this is where donald trump failed with dr burks. Dr burke said well if you die with of something else a head on car crash or maybe a suicide gunshot to the head. But george floyd you had code at the time. We're county has kobe. We're looking backwards by the way said this multiple times. Yes yes yes. I remember screaming..
The Last American Vagabond
"dr burks" Discussed on The Last American Vagabond
"That's how this is all been going. Did they test got back to your infection. Who knows even if they did though simply chalk it up to a secondary scenario and maybe it is. But maybe it's not she's i just want to point out one more horrific side effect of the mask mandates and they're diagnosing as much as possible cova due to the monetization for them and how convenient for them. That family isn't allowed to be the advocate. They won't do a culture test right. Which is what you should demand. Because that's proof they won't redo the cova test at the lower cycle threshold. They said they could tell. It's viral and not bacterial from a lung x ray. I don't know. Dr speak up in the chat that she pointed out. Maybe but i've never heard of that before and that doesn't sound right to me. But they are refusing to do a culture. Why would they do that if you're willing to pay for it seems suspicious to me. She says we've made it clear to all that under no circumstances that he's to be given any vaccine but she's not there and he's not even fully aware being so sick so he's back there in and out of consciousness can't acknowledge what he wants for himself. They won't allow her back there to be on his behalf so who's deciding what he gets. They are with no involvement from anybody. That's not how this is supposed to go. Even people who are incapacitated as at international documents like he pointing out says they have somebody. Who's supposed to be there on their behalf not today. She says it's horrifying enough to be hospitalized. But with covid the way it's going on the illusion that it is it's indescribable. That made me want to scream. This is what you are dealing with. This is not some new story. This is happening to people that are right next to you in that chat right now it. Just it's it's upsetting now realize who's talking about this today that dr burks one of the people that got caught cheating on her own the same things that people were being arrested for doing in this country breaking lockdown but it turns out the reason that happens because her parents were horrendously suffering because of lockdown and so she broke the lockdown to go deal with that so maybe it's that she realized all of this is wrong and that's why she left or maybe it's because she got caught and was embarrassed in any sense her parents are dealing with it. So just shows you that this is. I don't think even the people involved with our that aren't necessarily aware of how deep this is going. Now we want to get on this discussion of masks because of where this has been going that we are now being told that to masks are in fact what you should be doing. Which is just really really ridiculous. The first thing. I should what when we get into it and then find out that they're talking about cloth over the mask raises. I bought right here. Maximizing fit for cloth and medical procedure mass to improve performance. I it's like okay. Why is it only happening now..
No Agenda
"dr burks" Discussed on No Agenda
"W i wanna thank. My brother looked at tony g one again. This my brother bullcrap five your bra. My bra i went to my brother looked at twenty five thirty one game for addressing the executive board sorely early in this sorely in his morning. I was also honored to speak with vice president. Kamala harris in the first hour of her first full workday. Thank you again madam. Vice president got a personal call. Oh cal camera online about you camelot. Camelot camelot or you wanna get together. Wanna hey we should be. We should hang out. Maybe want to get something to drink some time you me. I'm doctor after all but obviously what What we know really happened is. We're on the on the on the on the way up. Now with the numbers going down and this is because trump was the censoring foul ci and burks and no one felt like could say anything ever. And oh my goodness joe's in we've got the hundred day mask. Mandate things are going to be going great and everybody's happy and she's letting everybody know. The president sign more executive orders on his first full day in office including a requirement for mask wearing at airports on planes and when using public transportation. This is the promoting mistake. Travel a new study shows. Nearly half of adults don't wear masks when they're in close contact with people outside their house. Holes biden is also promising. Regular appearances from dr anthony fauci who had a rocky relationship with former president trump. Dr fauci expressed a sense of relief. During his first briefing andrew the biden administration was really something that you didn't feel that you could actually say something and there wouldn't be any repercussions about it. The idea that you can get up here and talk about what you know. What the evidence what the science is. No that's it. Let the science speak. It is somewhat liberating feeling. Oh okay a couple of things here one. Is he really telling us that. He wasn't free to speak all those interviews. He did everything he was he was. He said all kinds of things. Yes mass no mass. No mass yes mask. No no no now feel free to speak. We really have to believe that guy has more gall await no no no who has mall more gall is burks burks who was busted violating the auditors of being with your family and traveling. Thanks with the went to winterized her home. If you recall she was in a winter is it. Well is so relieved that president trump is if out of here in an exclusive interview with face. the nation moderator margaret brennan. Dr burks accused the trump white house of censoring her and feeding the president. Paul send rosie data even as hundreds of thousands died. The did you ever consider quitting. Always i mean why would you wanna put yourself through that every day. I had to ask myself every morning. Is there something that i think i can do. That would be helpful and responding to this pandemic and it's something i asked myself every night. This is the woman who resigned to said. No i'm going to go spend time with my family winterizing. The home I'm i'm i'm retiring. I guess she's not retiring. She's back and she has to be back because the mass now that we have a one hundred day mask mandate call. Yeah we have new mask information. John get ready. You'll need a pad and pencil as we understand what we really need. Because we've been misled by the trump administration. We have not been told the proper mask to get sanjay. Gupta leads the charge on cnn with pre produced packages. We know two important things. People should wear masks in public and not all masks are equal. Sorry now we have to wear them in public anywhere we go. I thought this was not anyway. The quality of your cloth mask depends on its fabric and the number of layers studies have shown they can be as low as twenty six percent effective but the n ninety five masks at some aides are wearing the white house ninety five percent effective even better than the surgical i wear in the operating room. This is critical in harvard medical school. Dr courant has now advocating n ninety five masks for all if for four weeks. The country essentially wore these masks in those risky settings like that indoors. What kind of difference do you think it would make. This would stop the epidemic. It's an extraordinary weeks. Essentially stopped the pandemic. Not talking about vaccines here. Are some sort of new magical therapeutic just properly fitted five dollar and ninety. Five mask quo. I'm so happy to know this. There must be something very special about it. He says it's not magical. But i'm thinking these n ninety five masks which we were told we could not have right and we were told we could not have them do to their valve. Which helps you brianna now. No no okay valves new ones or different than two ninety five Master talking about okay. Valve mask was never accepted right but and ninety five we were also told not to wear 'em ninety five. I saw joe. We're told definitely never get an and ninety five because too many people need them. It's the people in the hospitals that need the and ninety five ninety five shorthand. So what happened is at ninety-five to overproduction. Hey here it is Hey john. We've got a problem on our hands man. We got to produce too. Many of these damn mass. Can you put a call into a to the administration. See we can get a deal here like a defense Defense production act deal. So we're at the end of the road here so we'll have to get rid of these at ninety five but on the west coast. I don't know if you have a clip about this one but now got all these news stories about how. I don't have one of them that you were supposed to wear two masks. This is my next clip. That's because he has a secret weapon. A unique electrostatic filter. That traps neutral particles like bacteria or viruses and polarize those particles before they can pass through the mask. Think of it like how sox get stuck to a blanket in the drier. If we had better personal protection for people making can more safely go back to work have to their. Experts have advocated for and ninety five as well like former fda commissioner scott gottlieb. Who wrote this. And ninety five or equivalent mask offers the best protection some european countries are currently finalising rules requiring in ninety five masks in shops and on public transportation and now more than year end of the pandemic biden administration is also ramping up the defense production act to make more and ninety five available for healthcare workers. Who still don't have enough and then hopefully.
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"dr burks" Discussed on No Agenda
"In. W i want to thank. my brother. looked at tony g one again. This my brother bullcrap high-fives your bra. My bra i went to my brother looked at twenty five thirty one game for addressing the executive board sorely in this sorely. In his morning. I was also honored to speak with vice president. Kamala harris in the first hour of her first full workday. Thank you again madam. Vice president got a personal call. Oh cal camera online about you camelot. Camelot camelot or you wanna get together. Wanna hey we should be. We should hang out. Maybe want to get something to drink some time you me. I'm doctor after all but obviously what what we know really happened is. We're on the on the on the on the way up. Now with the numbers going down and this is because trump was during censoring foul ci and burks and no one felt like could say anything ever and oh my goodness joe's in we've got the hundred day mask mandate things are going to be going great and everybody's happy and she's letting everybody know. The president sign more executive orders on his first full day in office including a requirement for mask wearing at airports on planes and when using public transportation. This is the promoting mistake. Travel a new study shows. Nearly half of adults don't wear masks when they're in close contact with people outside their house. Holes biden is also promising. Regular appearances from dr anthony fauci who had a rocky relationship with former president trump. Dr fauci expressed a sense of relief. During his first briefing andrew the biden administration was really something that you didn't feel that you could actually say something and there wouldn't be any repercussions about it. The idea that you can get up here and talk about what you know. What the evidence what the science is. No that's it. Let the science speak. It is somewhat liberating feeling. Oh okay a couple of things here one. Is he really telling us that. He wasn't free to speak all those interviews. He did everything he was he was. He said all kinds of things. Yes mass no mass. No mass yes mask. No no no now feel free to speak. We really have to believe that guy has more gall await no no no who has mall more gall is burks burks who was busted violating the office of being with your family and traveling on. Thanks with the went to winterized her home. If you recall she was in a winter is it well. She is so relieved that president trump is if out of here in an exclusive interview with face the nation moderator margaret brennan. Dr burks accused the trump white house of censoring her and feeding the president. Paul send rosie data even as hundreds of thousands died. The did you ever consider quitting. Always i mean why would you wanna put yourself through that every day. I had to ask myself every morning. Is there something that i think i can do. That would be helpful and responding to this pandemic and it's something i asked myself every night. This is the woman who resigned to said. No i'm going to go spend time with my family winterizing. The home I'm i'm i'm retiring. I guess she's not retiring. She's back and she has to be back because the mass now that we have a one hundred day mask mandate call. Yeah we have new mask information. John get ready. You'll need a pad and pencil as we understand what we really need. Because we've been misled by the trump administration. We have not been told the proper mask to get sanjay. Gupta leads the charge on cnn with pre produced packages related to important things. People should wear masks in public and not all masks are equal. Sorry now we have to wear them in public anywhere we go. I thought this was not anyway. The quality of your cloth mask depends on its fabric and the number of layers studies have shown they can be as low as twenty six percent effective but the n ninety five masks at some aides are wearing the white house ninety five percent effective even better than the surgical i wear in the operating room. This is critical in harvard medical school. Dr courant has now advocating n ninety five masks for all if for four weeks. The country essentially wore these masks in those risky settings like that indoors. What kind of difference do you think it would make. This would stop the epidemic. It's an extraordinary weeks. Essentially stopped the pandemic. We're not talking about vaccines here. Are some sort of new magical therapeutic just properly fitted five dollar and ninety. Five mask quo. I'm so happy to know this. There must be something very special about it. He says it's not magical. But i'm thinking these n ninety five masks which we were told we could not have right and we were told we could not have them do to their valve. Which helps you brianna now. No no okay. Valves new ones her different than the two ninety five Master talking about okay. Alvin mask was never accepted right. But and ninety five we were also told not to wear 'em ninety five. I saw joe. We're told definitely never get an and ninety five because too many people need them. It's the people in the hospitals that need the and ninety five ninety five shorthand. So what happened is at ninety-five to overproduction. Hey here it is Hey john. We've got a problem on our hands man. We got to produce too. Many of these damn mass. Can you put a call into a to the administration. See we can get a deal here like a defense defense production act deal so we're at the end of the road here so we'll have to get rid of these at ninety five but on the west coast. I don't know if you have a clip about this one but now got all these news stories about how. I don't have one of them that you were supposed to wear two masks. This is my next clip. That's because he has a secret weapon. A unique electrostatic filter. That traps neutral particles like bacteria or viruses and polarize those particles before they can pass through the mask. Think of it like how sox get stuck to a blanket in the drier if we had better personal protection for people making can more safely. Go back to work. You didn't have to other. Experts have advocated for and ninety five as well like former fda commissioner scott gottlieb who wrote this and ninety five or equivalent mask offers the best protection some european countries are currently finalising rules requiring in ninety five masks in shops and on public transportation and now more than year end of the pandemic biden administration is also ramping up the defense production act to make more and ninety five available for healthcare workers. Who still don't have enough and then hopefully.
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"dr burks" Discussed on No Agenda
"I want to thank. My brother looked at tony. Fao g once again. This my brother bullcrap five your bra. My bra i went to my brother looked at twenty five thirty one game for addressing the executive board sorely early in this sorely in his morning. I was also honored to speak with vice president. Kamala harris in the first hour of her first full workday. Thank you again madam. Vice president got a personal call. Oh cal camera online about you camelot. Camelot camelot or you wanna get together. Wanna hey we should be. We should hang out. Maybe want to get something to drink some time you me. I'm doctor after all but obviously what What we know really happened is. We're on the on the on the on the way up. Now with the numbers going down and this is because trump was the censoring foul ci and burks and no one felt like could say anything ever. And oh my goodness joe's in we've got the hundred day mask. Mandate things are going to be going great and everybody's happy and she's letting everybody know. The president sign more executive orders on his first full day in office including a requirement for mask wearing at airports on planes and when using public transportation. This is the promoting mistake. Travel a new study shows. Nearly half of adults don't wear masks when they're in close contact with people outside their house. Holes biden is also promising. Regular appearances from dr anthony fauci who had a rocky relationship with former president trump. Dr fauci expressed a sense of relief. During his first briefing andrew the biden administration was really something that you didn't feel that you could actually say something and there wouldn't be any repercussions about it. The idea that you can get up here and talk about what you know. What the evidence what the science is. No that's it. Let the science speak. It is somewhat liberating feeling. Oh okay a couple of things here one. Is he really telling us that. He wasn't free to speak all those interviews. He did everything he was he was. He said all kinds of things. Yes mass no mass. No mass yes mask. No no no now feel free to speak. We really have to believe that guy has more gall await no no no who has mall more gall is burks burks who was busted violating the auditors of being with your family and traveling on. Thanks with the went to winterized her home. If you recall she was in a winter is it. Well is so relieved that president trump is if out of here in an exclusive interview with face. the nation moderator margaret brennan. Dr burks a trump white house of censoring her and feeding the president. Paul send rosie data even as hundreds of thousands died. The did you ever consider quitting. Always i mean why would you wanna put yourself through that every day. I had to ask myself every morning. Is there something that i think i can do. That would be helpful in responding to this pandemic and it's something i asked myself every night. This is the woman who resigned to said. No i'm going to go spend time with my family winterizing. The home I'm i'm i'm retiring. I guess she's not retiring. She's back and she has to be back because the mass now that we have a one hundred day mask mandate call. Yeah we have new mask information. John get ready. You'll need a pad and pencil as we understand what we really need. Because we've been misled by the trump administration. We have not been told the proper mask to get sanjay. Gupta leads the charge on cnn with pre produced packages. We know two important things. People should wear masks in public and not all masks are equal. Sorry now we have to wear them in public anywhere we go. I thought this was not anyway. The quality of your cloth mask depends on its fabric and the number of layers studies have shown they can be as low as twenty six percent effective but the n ninety five masks at some aides are wearing the white house ninety five percent effective even better than the surgical i wear in the operating room. This is critical in harvard medical school. Dr courant has now advocating n ninety five masks for all if for four weeks. The country essentially wore these masks in those risky settings like that indoors. What kind of difference do you think it would make. This would stop the epidemic. It's an extraordinary weeks. Essentially stopped the pandemic. We're not talking about vaccines here. Are some sort of new magical therapeutic just properly fitted five dollar and ninety. Five mask quo. I'm so happy to know this. There must be something very special about it. He says it's not magical. But i'm thinking these n ninety five masks which we were told we could not have right and we were told we could not have them do to their valve. Which helps you brianna now. No no okay valves new ones or different than two ninety five Master talking about okay. Valve mask was never accepted right but and ninety five we were also told not to wear 'em ninety five. I saw joe. We're told definitely never get an and ninety five because too many people need them. It's the people in the hospitals that need the and ninety five ninety five shorthand. So what happened is at ninety-five to overproduction. Hey here it is Hey john. We've got a problem on our hands man. We got to produce too. Many of these damn mass. Can you put a call into a to the administration. See we can get a deal here like a defense production act deal. So we're at the end of the road here so we'll have to get rid of these at ninety five but on the west coast. I don't know if you have a clip about this one but now got all these news stories about how. I don't have one of them that you you were supposed to wear two masks. This is my next clip. That's because he has a secret weapon. A unique electrostatic filter. That traps neutral particles like bacteria or viruses and polarize those particles before they can pass through the mask. Think of it like how sox get stuck to a blanket in the drier if we had better personal protection for people making can more safely. Go back to work. You didn't have to. their experts. Have advocated for and ninety five as well like former fda commissioner scott gottlieb who wrote this and ninety five or equivalent mask offers the best protection some european countries are currently finalising rules requiring in ninety five masks in shops and on public transportation and now more than year end of the pandemic biden administration is also ramping up the defense production act to make more and ninety five available for healthcare workers who still don't have enough and then hopefully.
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"dr burks" Discussed on No Agenda
"W i want to thank. My brother looked at tony. Fao g once again. This my brother bullcrap high-fives your bra my bra. I went to my brother at twenty five thirty one game for addressing the executive board sorely early in this sorely in his morning. I was also honored to speak with vice president. Kamala harris in the first hour of her first full workday. Thank you again madam. Vice president got a personal call. Oh cal camera online about you camelot. Camelot camelot or you wanna get together. Wanna hey we should be. We should hang out. Maybe want to get something to drink some time you me. I'm doctor after all but obviously what What we know really happened is. We're on the on the on the on the way up. Now with the numbers going down and this is because trump was censoring censoring foul ci and burks and no one felt like could say anything ever. And oh my goodness joe's in we've got the hundred day mask. Mandate things are going to be going great and everybody's happy and she's letting everybody know. The president sign more executive orders on his first full day in office including a requirement for mask wearing at airports on planes and when using public transportation. This is the promoting mistake. Travel a new study shows. Nearly half of adults don't wear masks when they're in close contact with people outside their house. Holes biden is also promising. Regular appearances from dr anthony fauci who had a rocky relationship with former president trump. Dr fauci expressed a sense of relief. During his first briefing andrew the biden administration was really something that you didn't feel that you could actually say something and there wouldn't be any repercussions about it. The idea that you can get up here and talk about what you know. What the evidence what the science is. No that's it. let the science speak. It is somewhat deliberating feeling. Oh okay a couple of things here one. Is he really telling us that. He wasn't free to speak all those interviews. He did everything he was he was. He said all kinds of things. Yes mass no mass. No mass yes mask. No no no now feel free to speak. We really have to believe that guy has more gall await no no no who has mall more gall is burks burks who was busted violating the auditors of being with your family and traveling on. Thanks with the went to winterized her home. If you recall she was in a winter is it well. She is so relieved that president trump is if out of here in an exclusive interview with face the nation moderator margaret brennan. Dr burks accused the trump white house of censoring her and feeding the president. Paul send rosie data even as hundreds of thousands died. The did you ever consider quitting. Always i mean why would you wanna put yourself through that every day. I had to ask myself every morning. Is there something that i think i can do. That would be helpful and responding to this pandemic and it's something i asked myself every night. This is the woman who resigned to said. No i'm going to go spend time with my family winterizing. The home I'm i'm i'm retiring. I guess she's not retiring. She's back and she has to be back because the mass now that we have a one hundred day mask mandate call. Oh yeah we have new mask information. John get ready. You'll need a pad and pencil as we understand what we really need. Because we've been misled by the trump administration. We have not been told the proper mask to get sanjay. Gupta leads the charge on cnn with pre produced packages. We know two important things. People should wear masks in public and not all masks are equal. Sorry now we have to wear them in public anywhere we go. I thought this was not anyway. The quality of your cloth mask depends on its fabric and the number of layers studies have shown they can be as low as twenty six percent effective but the n ninety five masks at some aides are wearing the white house ninety five percent effective even better than the surgical i wear in the operating room. This is critical in harvard medical school. Dr courant has now advocating n ninety five masks for all if for four weeks. The country essentially wore these masks in those risky settings like that indoors. What kind of difference do you think it would make. This would stop the epidemic. It's an extraordinary weeks. Essentially stopped the pandemic. We're not talking about vaccines here. Are some sort of new magical therapeutic just properly fitted five dollar and ninety. Five mask quo. I'm so happy to know this. There must be something very special about it. He says it's not magical. But i'm thinking these n ninety five masks which we were told we could not have right and we were told we could not have them do to their valve. Which helps you brianna now. No no okay. New ones her different than two ninety. Five master talking about okay valve mask was never accepted right but and ninety five we were also told not to wear 'em ninety five. I saw joe. We're told definitely never get an and ninety five because too many people need them. It's the people in the hospitals that need the and ninety five ninety five shorthand. So what happened is at ninety-five to overproduction. Hey here it is Hey john. We've got a problem on our hands man. We got to produce too. Many of these damn mass. Can you put a call into a to the administration. See we can get a deal here like a defense defense production act deal so we're at the end of the road here so we'll have to get rid of these at ninety five but on the west coast. I don't know if you have a clip about this one but now got all these news stories about how. I don't have one of them that you you were supposed to wear two masks. This is my next clip. That's because he has a secret weapon. A unique electrostatic filter. That traps neutral particles like bacteria or viruses and polarize those particles before they can pass through the mask. Think of it like how sox get stuck to a blanket in the drier if we had better personal protection for people making can more safely. Go back to work. You didn't have to other. Experts have advocated for and ninety five as well like former fda commissioner scott gottlieb who wrote this and ninety five or equivalent mask offers the best protection some european countries are currently finalising rules requiring in ninety five masks in shops and on public transportation and now more than year end of the pandemic biden administration is also ramping up the defense production act to make more and ninety five available for healthcare workers. Who still don't have enough and then hopefully.
MSNBC Morning Joe
C.D.C. Pleads With Americans to Stay Home on Thanksgiving
"Right now. Laboratories are warning shortages of supplies likely will create more delays in getting test results. Out especially as case numbers surged joining us. Now physician and fellow at the brookings institution dr patel. She's a former obama white house. Health policy director in an msnbc medical contributor dr patel. It's good to see this morning. We also heard yesterday from the cdc that said please avoid travel now for thanksgiving a week out and we got our first news briefing in four months from the task force. The white house task force. Dr burks and dr fauci. What did you take away from what they said yesterday. And what's your view of these incredibly stark numbers. We just saw good morning to everyone. I think that take away from yesterday was actually both an incredible dire warning about thanksgiving about the numbers that we can expect and then also a ray of sunshine. If we can actually do what we need to do. Dr fauci spoke about the extraordinary. And casey mentioned it. The extraordinary progress we've made with vaccines from operation warp speed as well as global cooperation. But a vaccine does not mean that you can actually just kind of read the sigh of relief and go about your merry ways. It really does mean is. Dr burke said yesterday that we have to do things today and change behaviors today in order to be able to have a light at the end of the tunnel and benefit from the vaccines and willie looking at those pictures. I can't help but shudder and fear that some of those people in line are actually doing testing so that they can go and celebrate thanksgiving. I i know that a lot of what my patients are saying. And and that is frankly a big concern your task force and the cdc again was clear yesterday. Small groups within your own household and do not even travel at this point for thanksgiving. That's about as serious as that warning could be so dr patel as you rightly. Say great news on the vaccine front but for most people in this country. That's at least what six months away to get that so we have six months. Let's say from here to there where anything can happen. If we don't have further mitigation efforts from your point of view based on these numbers that we're seeing the trajectory you say were on and that we are on should we go further nationally or at least state by state in terms of stay at home. Orders for example mask mandates. What would you like to see. Yes this is absolutely the conversation that i hope every governor again because we have no national strategy what we did not hear yesterday was kind of an announcement or a bold proclamation about what we can count on at the national level. So you're right willie. We do need to have mask. Mandate that the state levels nationally. We just need all except that wearing a mask and make a difference. Especially if you're going to go and celebrate thanksgiving with people who are not normally in your household. Here's something that i think is incredibly controversial. That happening were closing schools. Before we're making mold steps close or reduce indoor capacity of a restaurant than places where we know people are getting together. I would do the reverse. I would not penalize younger children where we have seen that. We have not been having as much of an outbreak as we have in other settings that people are moving towards indoors shops and restaurants and then i really hope that on a policy level that we can resurrect some stimulus funding because these businesses especially during a holiday season are dying on the vine and again. It's all unnecessary. We've had zero ability to offer small business owners an away to have reliable testing to even keep their employees safe. And that's what we've decided to do in this country. So that's what i want to ask you about in terms of testing dr patel's a former white house health and policy director. I know the biden team says on day one. The president plans to invoke the defense production act on things like testing these lines. That we're seeing Football fields of cars people waiting for hours and hours sometimes days to get a false result on testing is a massive almost the number one impediment to mitigation because as they're waiting in line. They're missing work if they have work. They're exposing themselves to people as they're waiting for these tests and these test results that sometimes take days to come and for those who are lucky enough. Maybe they can buy a test. But it's not like that for the rest of america. Who is in this situation right here. Which is so unacceptable. Had president trump invoked the deep on testing. Would we be in this situation right now. No your outrage. I can't tell you how much that outrageous felt by so many healthcare workers around the country. Here here's something to wrap our brains around. We were able to develop to at least two highly efficacious vaccines and cheaper than it is to get a pcr nasal swab which your head around that that is unacceptable that somehow we have decided that the ability to actually offer employers to open safely away to actually keep schools open in a way for americans to feel. Testing does not replace masks and prevention whatsoever but it certainly could be a critical piece in finding those asymptomatic carriers the majority of people we know who are either infected or are able to transmit the coronavirus right now if we had reliable cheap and easy testing. It doesn't even have to be perfect makeup. We could do something every three days. We know that that's probably the time period where we could catch the majority of cases and this is just a system failure on all levels that the fda is cdc initially relying on flawed testing in the beginning and then again no national vocation of the defense production. Act at no pressure to try to identify how we can get testing especially to the hardest hit communities black and brown communities where we still have really pathetic testing eighth and turnaround times stability and the and the needless loss of life here is mind. Boggling dr kavita patel. Thank you very much for being on the show this
Short Wave
Why Shame Is A Bad Public Health Tool Especially In A Pandemic
"Believe me I get it. I'm frustrated and angry to. After all, it's been four months of this. We know the right things to do. And when you see someone wearing a mask or groups of people hanging out close together, it's easy to get mad, even if in all fairness. Once or twice. Open defiance at this Castle Rock Colorado restaurant large crowds, no social distancing, and there's some news coverage right now. That caters to this anger. You know what I'm talking about. Many Americans are out and about on this memorial day visiting newly reopened businesses seems from the unofficial kickoff to the summer showing many Americans not practicing social distancing measure. I'm telling you to wear a mask where a damn ask, but this Kinda thing anger public shaming the urge to yell at people who aren't doing the right things. That can be precisely the opposite of productive. Yeah, as the researcher I've been. Watching all this unfold through that Lens Julia Marcus is an epidemiologist and professor at the Harvard. Medical School, she said he's HIV prevention. And for scientists Julia, who work in HIV or sexual health or even substance abuse? They know that shame can be a huge barrier when it comes to public health, and in these first few months of the Cova pandemic I was watching this same pattern happen where you know, these kind of absolutist public health messages and moralistic undertones were potentially contributing to what became rampant shaming of people who were flouting public health guidelines or doing things that people felt. Felt were high risk, and when we shame people for their risky behavior in a way that distracts us from where risk is really happening, which is typically much less visible like in prisons and nursing homes and food, processing plants, and those don't inspire the same moral outrage. I think for two reasons one. They're not right in front of our faces, but also to we don't think of those as people having fun and a pandemic which I think people really upset. Matt rage, Julia says might feel good to act on in the moment, but it's not gonNA solve our biggest problems right now. I find that taking that rage home, and really screaming alone has been very helpful for me to. Do that as well or you know my rage these days first of all I would say that knows no bounds, but also. To be honest. My regions more directed at institutional failures than individual ones. To episode Julia Marcus on the role. Shame plays in public health crises. We talk masks. School reopenings in the long road ahead. I'm Maddie's defy, and this is shortwave daily science podcast from NPR. Julia Marcus has written a bunch of great pieces for the Atlantic about why. Shame is not helpful right now and how we can do things better. She's looked this when it comes to mask wearing social distancing and how we open college campuses, we talked about all those things, but the first thing to say here is that there is a fine line between public shaming and some positive forms of peer pressure. I, yeah I WANNA make a distinction here between social norms and shaming I. think social norms are very powerful and. That can be one of the best ways I think to change. Health behavior is like well. Everybody else is doing it so I'm going to do it because it's more like i. want to feel good when I go in the grocery store and I'm not gonNA. Feel great if I'm the only one not wearing a mask, so, but there's a difference between making people feel bad about their risky behavior and making people feel good about engaging and protective behaviors as a way of like becoming part of What the new social norm is Marie right? Right Okay Julius. You've written a bunch of great pieces for the Atlantic. Let's talk about your most recent one I. It's you know how to not open colleges this fall. You started out by describing an email that went out to students at Tulane University earlier this month July seventh. What what happened there? Yeah I mean I I I don't WanNa. Pick on two lane here. Becher, that was it just an example of some of the communications that were starting to see toward students who are on campus this summer and have been having some parties. And there was an email that we're not to students that really condemned stat behavior as disrespectful, indefensible, dangerous selfish, and made it very clear in bold all caps that hosting parties of more than fifteen people would result in suspension or expulsion from the university and that if students wanted the school to remain open, they needed to be personally responsible. I'm in their behavior and When a university says, we will hold you accountable for having a party, and actually there will be dire swift punishment when inevitably there is an outbreak at a party. Students are going to be terrified to disclose that they were there. And students have now said this at the University of Connecticut were interviewed and surveyed about what kind of thing is going to work for them what their concerns are about the fall. And they universally said we. We are early close to universally said we're really afraid of how infection and risky behavior are going to be stigmatized such that we outbreaks will not be able to be controlled, so there needs to be appropriate consequences for putting your community at risk, and I would never say otherwise but that needs to be balanced against the need for public health efforts to be separate from discipline. And we've already seen contact tracing start to break down outside of campuses, because people are afraid to talk about having been at event that that they know is something they should not have been doing yeah. So. You know kind of following that thread. The part of this pandemic that's been hardest for a lot of people is is social distancing in in several of your pieces you wrote about how a lot of the advice especially in the beginning was almost like an abstinence based approach like stay home. See Nobody which absolutely made sense kind of at the. The beginning, but tell me about why. That approach doesn't necessarily make sense for the long-term well asking people to abstain from all social contact indefinitely or until we've scaled up. An effective vaccine is just not going to be a sustainable public health strategy, and I think now our messaging has evolved a bit especially as there's been an accumulation of evidence around. The risk is highest like what's settings or higher risk, in which ones are lower risk, but I think we continue to still have a tendency toward absolutist messaging and I think that our goal should be to two inch. People tour to a place where they are living their lives in a way that addresses all aspects of their health, while trying to keep tr- risk of transmission low, and so one way that that could play out is encouraging outdoor activities, especially in spacious areas, opening up more outdoor space for people, and there's been a tendency to close beaches and close parks where people gather, but. But I actually think doing the opposite on could could be helpful, but the essential point is. We can't stay in our homes forever and many people couldn't stay in their homes for the last few months because they were working sure, but it's clear from other areas of public health that asking people to abstain from something that they fundamentally need or strongly desire is not an effective public health strategies, so we have to find ways of making our messaging more nuanced, that allows people to get what they need to be able to live sustainably while keeping the risk of transmission low until you there. There are examples of nuanced messaging from others accessible public health campaigns. Right I. Mean You work on HIV? Can you give me an example of that? Yeah, so we you know we don't tell people don't have sex. Because that's the best way to not get HIV, we may save the safest thing you can do to avoid HIV transmission is not have sex, but we understand that many people are going to have sex, and that it's a you know a part of a healthy life, and so here are some safer ways to have sex, both in terms of certain sexual acts in in terms. Terms of protection different ways you can protect yourself and you know becomes a more nuanced message, but it's much more sustainable for people and realistic and the long term, and it also acknowledges people's basic human needs right, and there's also this idea that talking about ways to reduce risk encourages people to take those risks, even though from a public health standpoint. We know that isn't true. So I'm wondering Julia like. Why do people hold onto this concern? Like what is this really about yeah I, mean this is definitely not new. It comes up a lot. I think especially around drug, use and sex. And I think the reason it especially comes up in those settings is that those are behaviors that we have a lot of moral judgments about particularly in this country, and there's this kind of moral outrage that happens when we think about people engaging in risky, which is often pleasurable, behavior, sex, drug use, and these days going to the beach like. it's kind of playing out in this new way now with social contact and partying and people having a good time in a pandemic, which it's actually a public health win when we find ways to support people in enjoying their lives, and and getting their basic social or sexual needs, met while remaining a safest possible, and you've made the point that we've. We've already seen this play out with the corona virus, public health officials, hesitating to give people detailed ways to protect themselves instead of avoiding risk altogether, I mean I remember. We reported early on in this pandemic when Dr Burks of the White House Coronavirus Task Force said. We don't want people to get this artificial sense of protection because they're behind a mask. This lack of consistent messaging is one of the reason that a lot of people still aren't convinced that masks are helpful, so you know. Julia, how do public health officials effectively reach? Those people yeah I mean I. Think in general we always see some resistance to any new public health intervention, condoms, and you know pre exposure prophylaxis for each V. I mean every intervention that comes out. There's resistance. There's challenges with implementation. There are moral concerns you know. This is all kind of par for the course, but I think what's new here and a bit different is not necessarily just the polarization which we do, see an Ciaran things like vaccines, but the politicization. Politicization I don't think there has been I can't think of an example where a sitting president has flouted public health recommendations and I think that that has created kind of a politicized around masks. That wouldn't have necessarily been there and so how do we overcome that? And how do we reach people I think again it comes back to hearing people's concerns, acknowledging them, and then working to overcome those barriers in our messaging and I. Think there are some good examples of that there have been a couple of great mask campaigns that have come out of California acknowledging that people dislike wearing them and acknowledging the reasons why people dislike wearing them. And I would guess that they are more effective in reaching certain populations than campaigns that that are more focused on this. Just wear ask. It's really easy kind of messaging. Yeah and don't you care about your community and don't you want to not kill people and That kind of messaging is like early days of AIDS. Messaging around condoms that I think was not as successful as the messaging that really focused on what the barriers were, and how people could overcome them. Yeah, yeah, with all this stuff that we've been talking about colleges masks. You know keeping safe distance. It's pretty tough because the stakes feel so high like this is really a nasty virus, and when we see people, you know not doing the right things, the instinct there to shame them to get mad for a lot of us at first instinct and I. I guess it's just that we need to take some patients to push past them. Yeah, I mean I, think it's really. Valid to feel angry about what's happening right now, and for people who are not necessarily taking care of themselves or their community and putting other people at risk. It's very frustrating to see, but I think especially for public health professionals. It's on us to do the work to avoid the shaming and the anger and the moralizing in our messaging. Because we've learned that that doesn't work in other areas of health and really try to take the time to craft messaging. That is going to be more effective. Julia Marcus. Checkout episode notes for a link where you can find her writing to the Atlantic. Can say the Atlantic is crushing it these days, but the magazine, not the ocean. I mean
Erin Burnett OutFront
Coronavirus task force holds first briefing in months as cases hit record high
"The United States about to hit forty thousand new corona virus cases today. The first time that we've had that many one day, the death toll in the United States closing in on one hundred twenty five thousand people, but if all you did was listened to the president and vice president today, you would be absolutely stunned here what I just said because this is what they said. Today? All fifty states and territories across this country are are opening up safely and responsibly. Well, that's incorrect. It's factually incorrect. They're not I mean eleven. States are currently on pause. Some of them are actually backtracking and closing some things down on plans to reopen Texas and Florida specifically. They are rolling back reopening plans governors of the other nine states. They are not moving forward with the next phase of reopening. So that was incorrect, and then the vice president went on to make this claim. The truth is we did slow the spread. We flattened the curve. So he says we flattened curve, so let me just show you America's curve. So you see, the surge right and then in in March and then you see the plateau. And then you see. The jump there at the end where we are now getting to fifty forty thousand cases today. That was a plateau, and it's on its way back up and I want you to compare the graph to these other graphs. These are countries around the world right? They have that surge at the beginning the UK Germany France Italy Japan South Korea European countries measured in thousands of cases Asian in hundreds, but look what happens at the bottom. They go all the way back down and stay that way. Ours never went down right, and now it's going back up currently with the same steepness of slope as it did at the beginning. And yet the vice president was taking a victory lap during today's briefing and he made sure to credit person number one. Under the leadership of President, trump is the president's made clear credit I believe to our president of the president made that decision. So, where was the president during this briefing while he was somewhere in the vicinity, but he was on twitter, talking about confederate statues, tweeting this image of people suspected of trying to vandalize statue of Andrew Jackson and what he was writing was that many people in custody with many others being sought for vandalisation of federal property in Lafayette Park Ten year prison sentences. It was hours later that the president did finally say something about the pandemic. That's amazing raging right now in the United States like nowhere else here he s. We have work to do that. We'll get it done. while. That's an understatement it. We are learning tonight that people traveling from the United States most likely will not be allowed to even enter the European Union. Banned, because the United States has gotten the virus under control Kaitlan Collins is out front. She's live outside. The White House Tonight Caitlyn. No briefings for eight weeks the White House. Felt like they had to do something here, but then they came out and said everything's opening you safely and responsibly opening fifty states. When that's just you know factually untrue. Yeah. It wasn't the message that some people were expecting the vice president to project from that briefing today after Wednesday's coronavirus task force briefing, and after you're seeing these numbers from this week including yesterday setting a record high of cases per day since the month of April, of course, which is the last time that they had these coronavirus briefings now you would that they would have. have taken more questions. The vice president instead of Aaron only took a handful of them, but before he started taking questions, you saw him arguing saying that he doesn't want the American people to think that because of these new surging infections that the United States where it was two months ago, even though the case numbers per day or mirroring that or beating it and. And of course, the vice president went on to talk about what precautions Americans should be taking. He ticked off a list of things that the CDC has recommended. But Aaron he notably left out wearing a mask when a reporter asked about the fact, that mask have become this political issue. He then only told people that they should be following local or state guidance ignoring the. The fact that the CDC a Federal Agency of course, has recommended that people wear masks when they are out in public, and within the vicinity of other people. He also defended those rallies that he and the president have been holding and encouraging their supporters to come to where thousands of people are put indoors with very little social distancing errand by saying that it was people's. People's right to the first amendment characterizing it more as a personal decision than something that they're organizing and urging people to come in to attend, but I do want to note to striking things that came out of that briefing today was the vice president offering a pretty rosy assessment of these numbers, and then Dr Falcon getting up there and having a very sobering warning. What's to? To come and personal responsibility and this, but also Aaron the vice president saying he believed it's an arguable that the reason that there are more cases in the united. States because there's more testing Dr. burks got up and she was going through these slides and one of the ones she pointed to was Texas where it showed in May as they were increasing testing their positive. Positive test rates were going down in the last two and a half weeks they continue to increase testing, but now those positive test rates Aaron are going up, and that completely refutes with the president and the vice president have been telling people and governors for the last several weeks. All right, thank you very much. CAITLIN absolutely makes the crucial point. Right the percent test rate. Rate is what they're looking at twenty percent of them. Positive that that's that's the relevant point. It's not the absolute number and Caitlyn I. Appreciate Your Time, so let me go now to Dr. Sanjay Gupta and Dr Jonathan Reiner. Who Advise the White House medical team under president? George W Bush currently in Cardiac Cath lab at Gw so so sanjay the vice president today. Came out and presented an alternate reality. he said all fifty states and territories. This country are opening up safely and responsibly. That is quote obviously the have double digit states halting stepping back. They're reopening all together big steps back. Yeah I mean. I. Don't even know where to begin with this particular briefing. You know you think two months. We haven't had a briefing. There's obviously some real trouble spots in the country and I'm. Saying that almost euphemistically I thought there was going to be an acknowledgement that look. We have some problems. Significant ones in here is our plan to address them. Here's what we're GonNa do we're convening the coronavirus task force to to address this? We didn't see that at all. I mean there's the last task force briefing. You can see what the numbers were at that point and obviously just see how the numbers have grown even over the last few weeks. Weeks, so it it it was it was a real concern, and there were a lot of things that were said that were just basically a whitewash of what's actually happening in the country, and that's what I think. Worries me. How are you GonNa fix the problem. If you don't even acknowledge it right well, that's the thing. If you're in complete denial about it, then you obviously don't have a plan to fix it because you don't believe it's their. Running when the president actually gave a nod to this this afternoon, his comment was making a lot of progress with the whole situation, but we have a lot of work to do but he did not attend the briefing instead he was treating about those confederate Mon. Monuments So, you know in the vice president. There was talking about all the encouraging news again. His words talking about Krona virus so. What do you make of this and I guess specifically the president's refusal to be there. Yeah the president. In a tweet about the monument seems to be more interested in protecting long dead confederate traitors. He is in protecting Americans right now. Yeah, I was really appalled. When the vice president today said well, we've all heard the encouraging news you encouraging news, really
This Week with George Stephanopoulos
Dr. Deborah Birx on effectiveness of social distancing measures in the US
"Governors are working to get back to some semblance of normal but key questions remain one. Alaska mayor has captured the dilemma. So many are facing my worst nightmare is with. We have to go if I go from phase three four back down the phase one. How do you do that already? Let everybody out. How do you CA? Catch him and put them back in for more on this. White House Corona Virus Response Coordinator. Dr Deborah burks joins us now. Good Morning Dr Burks. We now have. All fifty states gradually opening up but Saturday. North Carolina reported the highest one day number of Cova cases with one thousand one hundred seven they call it a notable and concerning increase Arkansas. Also reporting a second wave in Minnesota is reaching capacity in its. Icu should these states now. Scaled-back on relaxing the rules given these statistics. I think it's really important and thank you for the question to really understand what's driving those outbreaks and we've been working with every county and state and local officials both through the CDC and through the governor's through the governor's calls to really encourage proactive testing. So some of this is increased testing in areas where we know are the highest risk whether it's nursing homes whether it's areas where people work and sleep and stay together transport together and really getting proactive testing out there to find cases before there's community spread. I think you know from the Arkansas case. A lot of that was associated by a social gathering. And that's why we really made it clear that during this reopening social gatherings should not be more than ten people even if they're outside because you still need to maintain that social distancing but but exactly as you said Freddie that people can go out to beaches. This weekend is as long as they stayed distance. But when you look at images of these large crowds at beaches on Saturday at outdoor restaurants water parks not keeping social distance. Does this still make you confident that reopening beaches and parks was the right call? I think it's our job as public health officials every day to be informing the public that what puts them at risk. And we've made it clear that there's a symptomatic spread and that means that people are spreading the virus unknowingly and this is unusual in the case of respiratory diseases in many cases. So you don't know who's infected and so we really want to be clear all the time. Social distancing is absolutely critical. And if you can't social distance and you're outside you must wear a mask. These are items that are really critical to protect individuals. We've learned a lot about this virus but we now need to translate that learning into real change behavior that stays with us so we can continue to drive down the number of cases but I guess that's my point you're not seeing it across the country. You're not seeing those speeches and I think that's our job to continue to communicate and I think we have to communicate through different venues making sure that our generation sees our millennials can help us get that message out there of how to be together socially yet distant and I think there is a way to do that. Americans are amazingly innovative. And I think we really just need to have better. Continuous communication on how important that is and then highlighting these issues that. Come up like in Arkansas with this pool party. This is why it's really important that you maintain those distances and again to speak to those who the vulnerabilities Komar both in phase one and phase two of openings. We had asked you to continue to shelter in place because we know that those co morbidity put you out of greater risk for more significant disease and so those two pieces need to continue to happen where people who have commodities are continuing to shelter while those who don't are going out but for maintaining social distances. So they're not spreading to others
News, Traffic and Weather
Birx defends Trump for disinfectant suggestion
"News Dr Deborah Berks is pushing back against criticism over president trump's remarks about disinfectants possibly being used to treat the corona virus on CNN's state of the union Dr Burks the response coordinator of the White House corona virus task force that the president understood the disinfectant shouldn't be used to treat or prevent covert nineteen I want us to move on to be able to get information to the American people that can help them protect each other the poison centers across the country say they received an increased volume of calls regarding Lysol Clorox and other disinfectants following the president's speculation here's what Dr Burke said she'd like people to focus on we should be having that dialogue about a symptomatic so we should be having that dialogue about this unique clotting that we're
WBZ Midday News
Some states move towards reopening during pandemic
"Some states are beginning to scale back stayed home rules CBS news update multiple states ready to start easing coronavirus restrictions including Georgia Oklahoma and Texas where governor Greg Abbott is warning its citizens not to take rates the most dangerous places OR salons and gyms the CDC makes that abundantly clear the doctors advising me make that abundantly clear Dr Burks has made that abundantly clear do not cause any harm to yourself or to others by engaging in activities that could
AP News Radio
White House projects 100K to 240K US deaths from virus
"We're going to go through a very tough two weeks at a White House press briefing president trump asked his top public health experts to present some of the data that convinced him to extend social distancing guidelines to April corona task force coordinator Dr Deborah Burke's discussed the projected death toll that a hundred thousand to two hundred thousand Dr Anthony Fauci of NIH says that total is not inevitable that doesn't mean that that's what we're going to accept we want to do much much better than that the key says Dr Burks it's communities that will do this there's no magic bullet there's no magic vaccine or therapy it's just behaviors when Thomas Washington
AP News Radio
White House projects 100K to 240K US deaths from virus
"We're going to go through a very tough two weeks at a White House press briefing president trump asked his top public health experts to present some of the data that convinced him to extend social distancing guidelines to April corona task force coordinator Dr Deborah Burke's discussed the projected death toll that a hundred thousand to two hundred thousand Dr Anthony Fauci of NIH says that total is not inevitable that doesn't mean that that's what we're going to accept we want to do much much better than that the key says Dr Burks it's communities that will do this there's no magic bullet there's no magic vaccine or therapy it's just behaviors when Thomas Washington
AP News Radio
White House projects 100K to 240K US deaths from virus
"We're going to go through a very tough two weeks at a White House press briefing president trump asked his top public health experts to present some of the data that convinced him to extend social distancing guidelines to April corona task force coordinator Dr Deborah Burke's discussed the projected death toll that a hundred thousand to two hundred thousand Dr Anthony Fauci of NIH says that total is not inevitable that doesn't mean that that's what we're going to accept we want to do much much better than that the key says Dr Burks it's communities that will do this there's no magic bullet there's no magic vaccine or therapy it's just behaviors when Thomas Washington
AP News Radio
White House projects 100K to 240K US deaths from virus
"We're going to go through a very tough two weeks at a White House press briefing president trump asked his top public health experts to present some of the data that convinced him to extend social distancing guidelines to April corona task force coordinator Dr Deborah Burke's discussed the projected death toll that a hundred thousand to two hundred thousand Dr Anthony Fauci of NIH says that total is not inevitable that doesn't mean that that's what we're going to accept we want to do much much better than that the key says Dr Burks it's communities that will do this there's no magic bullet there's no magic vaccine or therapy it's just behaviors when Thomas Washington
AP News Radio
White House projects 100K to 240K US deaths from virus
"Hi we're Mike going to go Rossi through a very a reporting tough a two magnitude weeks six at a White point House five press earthquake briefing president strikes in trump Idaho asked his the top U. S. public Geological health experts Survey reports to present a large some of earthquake the data that struck convinced north of him Boise to extend Idaho social Tuesday distancing afternoon guidelines the USGS to April says the corona magnitude task six force point coordinator five earthquake Dr Deborah struck Burke's just before discussed five the projected PM death it was toll centered that seventy a hundred three thousand miles northeast to of meridian two hundred Idaho thousand and about Dr eighty Anthony four miles Fauci from Boise of NIH people says across that total a large is not swath inevitable of the region that reported doesn't mean shaking that that's what we're going hi to Mike accept Rossi we want to do much much better than that the key says Dr Burks it's communities that will do this there's no magic bullet there's no magic vaccine or therapy it's just behaviors when Thomas Washington
AP News Radio
White House projects 100K to 240K US deaths from virus
"Hi we're Mike going to go Rossi through a very a reporting tough a two magnitude weeks six at a White point House five press earthquake briefing president strikes in trump Idaho asked his the top U. S. public Geological health experts Survey reports to present a large some of earthquake the data that struck convinced north of him Boise to extend Idaho social Tuesday distancing afternoon guidelines the USGS to April says the corona magnitude task six force point coordinator five earthquake Dr Deborah struck Burke's just before discussed five the projected PM death it was toll centered that seventy a hundred three thousand miles northeast to of meridian two hundred Idaho thousand and about Dr eighty Anthony four miles Fauci from Boise of NIH people says across that total a large is not swath inevitable of the region that reported doesn't mean shaking that that's what we're going hi to Mike accept Rossi we want to do much much better than that the key says Dr Burks it's communities that will do this there's no magic bullet there's no magic vaccine or therapy it's just behaviors when Thomas Washington
AP News Radio
White House projects 100K to 240K US deaths from virus
"Hi we're Mike going to go Rossi through a very a reporting tough a two magnitude weeks six at a White point House five press earthquake briefing president strikes in trump Idaho asked his the top U. S. public Geological health experts Survey reports to present a large some of earthquake the data that struck convinced north of him Boise to extend Idaho social Tuesday distancing afternoon guidelines the USGS to April says the corona magnitude task six force point coordinator five earthquake Dr Deborah struck Burke's just before discussed five the projected PM death it was toll centered that seventy a hundred three thousand miles northeast to of meridian two hundred Idaho thousand and about Dr eighty Anthony four miles Fauci from Boise of NIH people says across that total a large is not swath inevitable of the region that reported doesn't mean shaking that that's what we're going hi to Mike accept Rossi we want to do much much better than that the key says Dr Burks it's communities that will do this there's no magic bullet there's no magic vaccine or therapy it's just behaviors when Thomas Washington
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White House projects 100K to 240K US deaths from virus
"Hi we're Mike going to go Rossi through a very a reporting tough a two magnitude weeks six at a White point House five press earthquake briefing president strikes in trump Idaho asked his the top U. S. public Geological health experts Survey reports to present a large some of earthquake the data that struck convinced north of him Boise to extend Idaho social Tuesday distancing afternoon guidelines the USGS to April says the corona magnitude task six force point coordinator five earthquake Dr Deborah struck Burke's just before discussed five the projected PM death it was toll centered that seventy a hundred three thousand miles northeast to of meridian two hundred Idaho thousand and about Dr eighty Anthony four miles Fauci from Boise of NIH people says across that total a large is not swath inevitable of the region that reported doesn't mean shaking that that's what we're going hi to Mike accept Rossi we want to do much much better than that the key says Dr Burks it's communities that will do this there's no magic bullet there's no magic vaccine or therapy it's just behaviors when Thomas Washington
AP News Radio
White House projects 100K to 240K US deaths from virus
"Hi we're Mike going to go Rossi through a very a reporting tough a two magnitude weeks six at a White point House five press earthquake briefing president strikes in trump Idaho asked his the top U. S. public Geological health experts Survey reports to present a large some of earthquake the data that struck convinced north of him Boise to extend Idaho social Tuesday distancing afternoon guidelines the USGS to April says the corona magnitude task six force point coordinator five earthquake Dr Deborah struck Burke's just before discussed five the projected PM death it was toll centered that seventy a hundred three thousand miles northeast to of meridian two hundred Idaho thousand and about Dr eighty Anthony four miles Fauci from Boise of NIH people says across that total a large is not swath inevitable of the region that reported doesn't mean shaking that that's what we're going hi to Mike accept Rossi we want to do much much better than that the key says Dr Burks it's communities that will do this there's no magic bullet there's no magic vaccine or therapy it's just behaviors when Thomas Washington
AP News Radio
White House projects 100K to 240K US deaths from virus
"Hi we're Mike going to go Rossi through a very a reporting tough a two magnitude weeks six at a White point House five press earthquake briefing president strikes in trump Idaho asked his the top U. S. public Geological health experts Survey reports to present a large some of earthquake the data that struck convinced north of him Boise to extend Idaho social Tuesday distancing afternoon guidelines the USGS to April says the corona magnitude task six force point coordinator five earthquake Dr Deborah struck Burke's just before discussed five the projected PM death it was toll centered that seventy a hundred three thousand miles northeast to of meridian two hundred Idaho thousand and about Dr eighty Anthony four miles Fauci from Boise of NIH people says across that total a large is not swath inevitable of the region that reported doesn't mean shaking that that's what we're going hi to Mike accept Rossi we want to do much much better than that the key says Dr Burks it's communities that will do this there's no magic bullet there's no magic vaccine or therapy it's just behaviors when Thomas Washington
AP News Radio
White House projects 100K to 240K US deaths from virus
"Hi we're Mike going to go Rossi through a very a reporting tough a two magnitude weeks six at a White point House five press earthquake briefing president strikes in trump Idaho asked his the top U. S. public Geological health experts Survey reports to present a large some of earthquake the data that struck convinced north of him Boise to extend Idaho social Tuesday distancing afternoon guidelines the USGS to April says the corona magnitude task six force point coordinator five earthquake Dr Deborah struck Burke's just before discussed five the projected PM death it was toll centered that seventy a hundred three thousand miles northeast to of meridian two hundred Idaho thousand and about Dr eighty Anthony four miles Fauci from Boise of NIH people says across that total a large is not swath inevitable of the region that reported doesn't mean shaking that that's what we're going hi to Mike accept Rossi we want to do much much better than that the key says Dr Burks it's communities that will do this there's no magic bullet there's no magic vaccine or therapy it's just behaviors when Thomas Washington
AP News Radio
White House projects 100K to 240K US deaths from virus
"Hi we're Mike going to go Rossi through a very a reporting tough a two magnitude weeks six at a White point House five press earthquake briefing president strikes in trump Idaho asked his the top U. S. public Geological health experts Survey reports to present a large some of earthquake the data that struck convinced north of him Boise to extend Idaho social Tuesday distancing afternoon guidelines the USGS to April says the corona magnitude task six force point coordinator five earthquake Dr Deborah struck Burke's just before discussed five the projected PM death it was toll centered that seventy a hundred three thousand miles northeast to of meridian two hundred Idaho thousand and about Dr eighty Anthony four miles Fauci from Boise of NIH people says across that total a large is not swath inevitable of the region that reported doesn't mean shaking that that's what we're going hi to Mike accept Rossi we want to do much much better than that the key says Dr Burks it's communities that will do this there's no magic bullet there's no magic vaccine or therapy it's just behaviors when Thomas Washington