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00:01:45.780 well hello america oh what could we possibly talk about hey let's get our mind off of scary

00:01:56.760 things and talk about movies have you heard about the new elvis movie that uh that tom hanks is in

00:02:02.420 yeah i heard it's gonna be great it's in australia whoops probably shouldn't talk about that let's

00:02:07.000 talk about sports how about the nba huh we need a little bit of a just an escape

00:02:12.580 maybe the word the nba or the ncaa college basketball there no let's just go back to

00:02:18.220 politics nope let's not go there hey how about what are we going to do this weekend is there a

00:02:24.100 good show to see is there a good place holy cow we're here and uh as i pointed out on last night's

00:02:31.500 special this is the beginning i want to give you some facts that you really need to understand

00:02:37.020 why did the president deliver this address last night and say it's time for us all to get serious

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00:04:32.020 okay i want to give you a couple of uh i want to give you a couple of pieces here um about the

00:04:43.060 coronavirus that i i'm going to probably repeat several times uh on today's show it is really

00:04:51.060 important that you understand that this is the beginning of this understand when i have been

00:04:59.060 saying to you for a while we are all going to get this that is not to let your guard down that is to

00:05:06.820 tell you we're all going to get this this is a long-term event this is we hope we hope uh and

00:05:17.060 somebody used to always say hope is a step away from despair yeah that one may be true in this

00:05:24.200 particular case because it looks like this is not a seasonal flu it looks like this is going to

00:05:31.040 continue to go through the summer we don't know for sure yet but indications are that it's not

00:05:37.820 seasonal we also don't have any kind of natural immunity to this even after you get it it still

00:05:45.540 looks like you can reinfect so we could just be living with this for a long period of time

00:05:53.000 things are going to change and the time to change them is right now i've been telling you for the last

00:05:59.900 few days i've been looking for the um the tripwires how do how do how does our society decide when we're

00:06:09.240 going to close school because we're all looking in our life we are all looking for someone else

00:06:15.020 to trigger a tripwire somebody else says you know what i'm not going into work today and it's somebody

00:06:21.320 you trust and they're like well why not because i think it's dangerous that might be a personal tripwire

00:06:26.560 one of the tripwires that will cause real concern is when they cancel schools now schools are starting

00:06:33.100 to cancel here's why we're not canceling schools right now and it is critical that you understand

00:06:39.800 especially if you're looking at to the school district as a tripwire the most effective thing

00:06:47.420 and i was hoping the president would say this last night everyone is out generally speaking on spring break

00:06:53.600 right now the schools should make the choice the voluntary choice you know what add another week

00:07:01.480 just add another week don't come back next week have fun kids because in a week we will know i said this

00:07:09.540 when this first happened we were in early january and people started to call and write and people on

00:07:16.880 the staff said are we going to cancel the cruise now this is when it was just in china and i said just

00:07:22.580 let it play out we're going to know the answer the answer will appear there's no reason to panic about it

00:07:29.120 the decision will be made for us now two weeks ago was it two weeks ago or is it last week we

00:07:35.740 canceled the cruise two weeks ago i think i don't even know was it last week it was last week okay so

00:07:42.080 just think of that last week it was just becoming clear but yet cruise lines cdc nobody said cancel

00:07:50.440 cruises but it was so clear that we were in meetings going okay we we got to we've got to cancel this

00:07:57.880 we just have to cancel it it's irresponsible not to cancel it so we couldn't wait any longer for

00:08:03.780 the tripwire we canceled on friday or thursday and uh on sunday the cdc said no cruises right now

00:08:13.040 everyone knows including captain steubing cruises shouldn't be done that's three days after four

00:08:21.980 days after the cdc said don't do it not to mention the none of the countries we were going to visit

00:08:27.500 we're going to let us in anyway right they're all they would i mean israel is a 14-day quarantine

00:08:32.920 italy's completely closed down that's new and that's new yeah those are both those are that since

00:08:39.320 friday okay incredible so things are moving rapidly because we're now hitting that exponential growth

00:08:47.580 now let me let me give you some information here uh that i that i got from professor of epidemiology

00:08:55.760 and director of the center for communicable disease dynamics at harvard his name is dr lip switch

00:09:01.740 or lip stitch um he is um this is something that was prepared uh for me uh i asked a group to do some

00:09:12.460 but just help me with tripwires help me understand when to pull the trigger on certain things and what

00:09:20.200 to prepare for so this team of mine went to um the professor of epidemiology i'm i'm going to ask

00:09:28.440 this group if they will allow me to release this this is this was prepared uh for me and i'm fine with

00:09:35.980 it but i don't know if they want their name out there or whatever so i'm asking them if they will let

00:09:41.540 me repair just release this entire report of about 20 pages but it's really important so um in this

00:09:52.060 report he said there is a chance chance between 40 and 70 percent of the world's adult population

00:10:01.220 could infect end up infected with coronavirus now a week later he said 20 to 60 percent of adults

00:10:10.840 are going to become infected in either event those are huge numbers he went on to say at the moment

00:10:20.020 we're all in denial because it doesn't feel real because nothing is happening in our own communities

00:10:26.280 right now here's what you must do cancel public gatherings potentially close schools especially if

00:10:34.300 there begin to be clusters but i want to explain that here in just a few minutes the clusters are

00:10:39.400 they're they're here already we're already it's everything that you're worried about is already here

00:10:46.640 okay you just don't know it yet this is following exactly the way it happened in china but let me give

00:10:54.300 you some assumptions here assume there are 2 000 current cases in the u.s as of march 6

00:11:00.640 that is eight times the number that has been confirmed through lab tests because of the shortage of test

00:11:08.600 kits and the absence of symptoms in milder cases all right now these assumptions would mean if we have

00:11:16.620 2 000 cases currently that are happening in the united states and i think it's a very safe bet to say

00:11:22.720 that that is happening that we just don't know about that means um that uh the cases will double

00:11:33.340 every six days now that's going to go to every two days soon but let me just give you every six days

00:11:43.520 if we have 2 000 current cases

00:11:46.760 that means that every six days it's going to double and if you use that pretty

00:11:56.120 uh safe assumption that means that there will be 1 million cases in the u.s by the end of april

00:12:06.140 two million cases in the u.s by the first week of may four million by mid may and so on and so on

00:12:18.140 and so on now here's what i've been trying to express to you and and maybe this will clear things up

00:12:28.220 when the president said last night we have to work together we have to work together we have to put

00:12:36.500 things aside and we have to work together we have to help each other we have to do the right thing

00:12:42.120 the u.s has 2.8 hospital beds for every 1 000 people okay we are in really good shape with hospital beds compared

00:12:53.700 to everybody else we have the best uh uh health care system in the world we have we have uh our

00:13:02.780 intensive care units we have more intensive care beds than anybody else for the population size

00:13:09.520 but we have 330 million people that means we have a total of 1 million hospital beds

00:13:18.740 at any given time 65 percent of those beds are already occupied i know this because i thought my

00:13:26.640 father-in-law was was his days were numbered and he was at yale new haven a very good hospital

00:13:32.380 but yale new haven a one that is overwhelmed he didn't have a bed to go to he was in the emergency

00:13:41.760 room and he was in the emergency room for over a day before they got him a bed they had and this is

00:13:48.380 before any of the coronavirus this is just a day-to-day they were waiting for people to check

00:13:53.540 out so he could get a bed in the hospital the emergency room had people again before the

00:14:00.480 coronavirus you had like your number was 11 h that means that you were the 11th person in the hallway

00:14:09.700 these were really sick people then so 65 across the country of those beds are already occupied

00:14:18.400 that leaves only 330 000 beds available nationwide now that's not necessarily intensive care that's

00:14:28.780 just a bed using the numbers established so far in italy about 10 10 of the cases are serious enough

00:14:36.980 to require hospitalization so if we apply the assumptions by about may 8th all open hospital beds

00:14:46.020 in the u.s will be filled this again says nothing about if it's an appropriate hospital bed because it can

00:14:54.560 quarantine you or it is an intensive care that says nothing about respiration units you i mean there's

00:15:04.560 not enough units in italy to intubate everybody that needs to be intubated intubated or um or uh what

00:15:13.680 was it the word that uh uh barack obama used when he was like uh you know a breathalyzer there's not

00:15:19.000 enough breathalyzers there in a later yeah uh anyway so now the the number of severe cases could change

00:15:30.140 either direction but we're not going to have enough beds the federal government also has a national

00:15:38.740 stockpile of 12 million n95 masks and 30 million surgical masks which are better than nothing but

00:15:46.020 that doesn't stop our medical workers from breathing things in we have a stockpile of 12 million masks now

00:15:54.680 let's do the math on this if covid 19 cases appear in many more states and counties all health care

00:16:02.700 workers are going to need to wear masks if all health care workers that are currently on the job

00:16:09.320 are issued one mask per day we will be out of masks in two days by the way one mask a day per health care

00:16:20.420 worker not idea but that's what had to be done uh in china now we can make more but as uh as was

00:16:31.340 discussed in congress just yesterday we've got all kinds of regulations that the masks that we make

00:16:38.720 here uh can't be used here we can sell them overseas but we can't use them here all of that nonsense has

00:16:45.960 got to stop right now so now what do we what do we do first well let me tell you what the difference

00:16:57.840 is between china and italy why things went if you can say this as well in china and are going so horribly

00:17:08.540 in italy why they're going so horribly in france why they're going so horribly in germany and why the

00:17:16.980 president yesterday did that racist thing and said that we're going to stop all planes that is a huge

00:17:24.620 huge huge move why did he say it what's the difference between what china did and what europe

00:17:33.200 is doing we'll go there next

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00:19:28.060 okay we have a lot of things going on today that we want to get to uh i'm going to give you some more

00:19:47.100 information here on coronavirus we'll have our coronavirus update in our number three jeff brown

00:19:51.940 who was with me last night on the special uh he is a high tech um guy he was in the high tech world

00:19:58.680 for a long long time now all he does is just go around and and meet with ceos and tech companies to

00:20:06.540 see emerging technologies uh he says there's some really good news that he's seeing on the coronavirus

00:20:12.760 front as far as vaccines and etc etc but we are 18 months if we come up with a uh of a vaccine today

00:20:23.100 today today some company comes out it's fantastic it's 18 months before you'll be able to get it at

00:20:31.240 cvs okay so we are in for a long haul on this but there's some really good things and he's going to

00:20:38.220 talk a little bit about the economy if we have time a little bit about the economy um uh what tech

00:20:44.840 is going to do and how we can still connect with one another um and and change the way we're working

00:20:52.060 i will tell you there's never a good time for a pandemic but this is one of the better times in the

00:20:59.260 world's history of having a pandemic because just 10 years ago we would not have had the communications

00:21:04.780 that we have now to stop the spread and also to keep economies going uh and be able to keep your

00:21:12.440 business open uh you know you would have said 10 15 years ago everybody's got to stay home you're not

00:21:18.320 working you're not working so we have him coming up also we have a very special guest um that is going

00:21:27.900 to testify before the senate somebody that we've had on before on our television special i think it

00:21:35.340 was the first television special we did on ukraine and biden what's really exciting about this is the

00:21:42.440 senate is not stopping uh looking into it and there is new information and he's going to give you

00:21:48.280 uh an exclusive in about uh and half an hour on what they're looking into now uh about what was going

00:21:57.260 on in ukraine this thing is going to open wide open uh this summer we'll give you that exclusive

00:22:05.320 information coming up also jerry wayne is going to be on with us you don't know jerry wayne's uh name

00:22:10.200 but he was the guy who said to joe biden hey um you're trying to take away our guns well you're full of

00:22:18.580 that guy we have him coming up do we have the audio we could just play this audio real quick

00:22:23.640 i support the second amendment second amendment just like right now if you yell fire that's not

00:22:38.920 free speech from the very beginning i have a shotgun i have a 20 game two 12 games my son's hunt

00:22:46.260 guess what you're not allowed to own any weapons i'm not taking your gun away at all

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00:24:37.200 thursday what a week what a week every day seems like a year i was telling somebody yesterday the

00:24:44.180 other day last night i was having a meeting and i said you know then this happened and then the very

00:24:50.180 next day this happened and somebody was sitting in the meeting went glenn that first thing happened

00:24:55.060 this morning the other thing happened this afternoon i'm like this is the same day these

00:25:01.780 things are changing so fast and they're so massive that it's the same day this is going to accelerate

00:25:09.100 welcome to our uh good friend pat gray um from pat gray unleashed who should not be here because he's 0.99

00:25:18.640 going to get all of us sick but uh i'm not sick oh sure that's what they all say that's what they

00:25:24.960 all say i do feel weird though this whole thing is making me feel so weird does you do you feel i

00:25:31.160 just want things to go back to normal i mean i think the last straw was tom hanks i'm like no no

00:25:36.620 come on now now it's real tom hanks it's real all up in here now that tom hanks has it i think tom

00:25:42.240 hanks is uh this generation's rock hudson and yeah or jimmy stewart no no no no no i don't mean

00:25:49.220 it that way he is our jimmy stewart but i mean rock hudson 1985 nobody was talking about aids

00:25:56.500 and remember he did something with doris day in a diseased way he's like rock hudson you're saying

00:26:01.920 yeah just hear me out for a second in 1985 no one was talking about aids the president hadn't even

00:26:09.000 mentioned the word aids um nobody was nobody was talking about it it was this weird scary disease

00:26:15.700 that was really early on nobody knew what what it was but it wasn't mainstream and it was something

00:26:21.640 that you know oh only homosexuals get um and then it was well maybe just anyone can get it from coughing 0.96

00:26:29.280 or kissing and it just turned in this nightmare 1985 rock hudson does i don't remember a special or 0.95

00:26:36.800 something with doris day who had been in a million movies with and um he looks horrible

00:26:43.860 and it was like what happened to rock hudson i mean if you don't know who rock hudson is he was a guy he

00:26:51.160 was i don't know the tom cruise kind of guy he always looked good never seemed to age was really in shape

00:26:58.900 everything else uh was you know the guy in the 50s and 60s and and 70s of you know just this

00:27:06.360 heartthrob but he was gay nobody knew it he's on with doris day then he goes to uh france for some 0.91

00:27:16.040 radical experimental you know cancer treatments well ronald reagan was friends with rock for years when

00:27:23.120 he was an actor and so ronald reagan calls him in france and says rock are you okay i just saw this

00:27:30.200 thing it's that you don't look well that's when he said mr president i'll tell you the truth i have aids

00:27:36.460 first time that ronald reagan knew or really most people knew anybody who had aids and uh he

00:27:45.520 few days later rock hudson comes out and he says you know i have aids i'm dying ronald reagan starts

00:27:53.180 talking about aids and it was the first time that people went oh wow we might know people that are

00:28:00.620 going to die from this uh that i think tom hanks may be the rock hudson of this generation because

00:28:08.560 everybody knows and likes tom hanks and you know here's tom hanks filming with his wife uh the new

00:28:15.240 elvis movie uh in australia and they announced last night he's got covid19 hopefully dear god

00:28:25.340 please don't let's not lose tom hanks but just him being sick i think that in the nba last night i

00:28:32.540 think shook those two things were yeah big time yeah they shook me i know that uh also tom hanks has a

00:28:39.160 type 2 diabetes i believe that's bad so that'll be interesting to see how he

00:28:44.440 deals with this yeah that's not good at all yeah you have diabetes that puts you in a higher risk

00:28:49.560 category for death you know the other thing is i don't know if anybody else felt this way

00:28:54.300 donald trump what he said in his speech last night about europe was absolutely the right thing to do

00:29:00.420 absolutely everybody's like that is just yeah yeah that is just so racist of him stop it right now i

00:29:06.980 thought he was i thought you only liked europeans i thought that was the knock on him now now he's

00:29:10.880 you know he hates those germans because they look so different um anyway uh it was absolutely the

00:29:18.300 right thing to do but i watched that last night and it was one of those things where i thought

00:29:23.140 oh my gosh what i mean i did anybody else watch his speech and think holy cow i said that out loud

00:29:31.140 when he said that yeah holy cow i think that too hit a lot of people who are conservative because

00:29:37.360 it did we we go through this thing where the media is so awful to trump and so unfair to him

00:29:45.180 that it's easy to see every single story in this kind of constant plot against donald trump which

00:29:51.120 absolutely exists through all these storylines including covet 19 like they have been completely unfair

00:29:57.480 absolutely but like a lot of people are saying oh this is a hoax they're going after him because

00:30:03.040 they want the economy to crash this is not a big deal donald trump is not out there trying to sink

00:30:09.200 donald trump's presidency no donald trump is out there on television telling you you can't go to europe

00:30:13.940 well i guess you can it was a little bit unclear as you have four days you have four days to return

00:30:19.960 yeah um and then after that you're gonna have to go through screening you may be held uh elsewhere

00:30:27.320 uh this is a really big deal none of our allies were alerted uh by this the what's going on in

00:30:36.260 europe uh france is on fire right now and france is not taking this seriously at all we have friends

00:30:44.200 tanya told me you know we have friends who went to to france and i said wait a minute wait a minute

00:30:48.920 those people they took their family to france she said yeah and i said all right not going to church

00:30:56.000 if they're going to church not going to church don't want the kids playing with their kids for

00:31:00.600 14 days they were in france and they what they did was they're like oh my gosh we just decided 200

00:31:06.660 round trip to france yeah there's a reason it's true i got all this tempting i got all this meat on

00:31:15.400 sale you know how much you know how expensive meat is i got all this meat on sale i got it for pennies

00:31:20.500 for the pound and you know they're saying that it's spoiled meat's been sitting out in the sun for the

00:31:25.660 last 14 days but it came from a lab yeah but it's fantastic it was so cheap yeah it's cheap for a

00:31:31.900 reason yeah and people aren't taking it seriously and that's what ronald that's what uh donald trump

00:31:37.860 did last night was start to take it seriously for the american people and hopefully started to wake

00:31:43.100 them up but right after he was done boom nba boom tom hanks yeah and it's interesting too because

00:31:49.640 cnn can't say now that he's he's calling this a hoax and he's not taking it seriously so instead

00:31:55.000 it changes to now he's a xenophobe so now because he's taking it seriously now he's a xenophobe and

00:32:01.060 he's not allowing anybody it is exactly cannot win no it's exactly the right thing to do now

00:32:06.740 it is you have to understand as we told you yesterday the reason why we're not canceling

00:32:12.880 schools that is the easiest thing to do that is that doesn't that seem like the smart thing to do

00:32:16.800 because we all know schools are petri dishes and they have done it through colleges right it's

00:32:21.460 happened to a lot of universities some schools have been canceled so why are they doing it at

00:32:25.280 universities pretty much universally now or it's it's trending that way but you're not seeing schools

00:32:31.300 all over the country cancel 44 of parents cannot stay home with their kids right so we're in this

00:32:40.900 catch-22 where we know that parents are they what are they going to do they can't they may not be able

00:32:49.280 to work from home they have to work uh they have their kids come home the entire 44 percent of

00:32:58.660 households collapse under that isn't it true also that very few children are getting this yeah but

00:33:04.300 no they are getting it it's like um there is um what is it uh hepatitis there's a hepatitis that spreads

00:33:12.020 um really easily not through the blood and kids babies can get it and they have found that every

00:33:21.780 adult around these babies will get hepatitis and they'll be knocked out they test the children and

00:33:28.640 the children all have it all the babies have it but it doesn't affect their their immune system

00:33:33.380 does it it's not manifesting in any way where it's harmful for them spanish flu is the opposite of

00:33:40.320 this in 1918 spanish flu kind of short-circuited if you had a strong immune system it put everything

00:33:48.280 into overdrive and so all the strong immune systems were breaking down so all the children

00:33:53.500 and under 18 they were the real targets this is the opposite so they're getting it it's just not

00:34:00.840 it's not hurting it's not hurting them uh can i give you one other update here yeah um so for the

00:34:05.480 second time since these rules have put in and both of them in the this week we have hit the tripwire

00:34:10.120 of the stock market down uh 1700 points again today uh including another the seven percent thing on the

00:34:17.860 s&p 500 so there's a 15 minute break and we're in that window for the second time this week at this

00:34:23.600 time okay so i'm gonna tell you something that i just don't want to i just don't want to be a freak

00:34:30.820 out guy i don't want you to panic um but i wrote to my wife today and i said honey i want our money

00:34:39.680 out of the stock market we've been going back and forth on this so amazing i just i just texted my

00:34:45.640 wife did you the same exactly yeah i said honey i want out of the stock market and we're down 20

00:34:52.220 we're down 20 that's now bear territory that's now means that that's a sign of recession and here's why

00:35:00.100 this is the more facts that come in we are at least 18 months away from having a vaccine available

00:35:11.400 available okay now there's going to be ways to fight it it's going to be a bell curve although

00:35:17.040 the other side of the bell seems to be a little lopsided um we think at this point that there's not

00:35:23.180 going to be a flu season on this it's just going to keep going we don't know but we think um we don't

00:35:29.580 know but we think you can get reinfected on it and when you do that's even worse china is reopening 0.92

00:35:37.160 uh all of their factories and everything else people are going back to work if that remains stable

00:35:43.560 then we can go okay we we don't once it burns through your system it's not going to reignite and

00:35:53.340 and you have to repeat everything all over again and it would have peaked at what 80 000 people in fact

00:35:58.980 yeah which is not if they're telling the truth is not that big a deal so here's the here's the

00:36:04.520 problem this is going to last us you know three to seven months minimum uh and we're going to go

00:36:12.460 through other cycles if we can get through the summer it's going to come back worse look at the

00:36:16.840 pandemics in the past it's a year into it a year and a half into it to me that says we're going to

00:36:24.940 have significant down for a significant period of time we're going to go through tough tough times

00:36:32.920 economically i mean obviously as well as the the actual yeah yeah i'm talking about economically

00:36:38.440 alone the whole situation this is going to change we will be different people and i'm talking globally

00:36:46.920 on the other side of this when this is all passed we we will be doing things then that will remain

00:36:55.760 with us forever that we would have never done today it's going to change the way people work the way we

00:37:02.320 interact the software the systems absolutely everything is going to change because of this

00:37:08.620 and i don't i don't want you to freak out you should not freak out if you are young and you have

00:37:15.640 your money in the stock market and you're 40 leave it in the stock market leave it in the stock

00:37:20.780 market because you can never predict the top you can never predict the bottom leave it in it will

00:37:25.040 eventually come back if you're somebody i'm 56 i'd like to be able to say when i'm 65 you know what

00:37:31.340 i just want to go and do something else uh i could be wiped out you know if this continues to go on

00:37:38.980 you could be wiped out if you're 60 65 get your money out of the stock market take your loss now

00:37:47.740 it's going to be like a rough couple months i mean even when people try to blow it off and they're

00:37:51.540 like oh it's you know it's just like the flu first of all the flu is serious but remember let's just

00:37:56.360 say it is like the flu the flu year one really sucked i don't know if anyone's noticed that year two

00:38:02.440 this is year two was worse yeah year 102 is what we're talking about today right like in year 102

00:38:08.420 well we've been able to get a handle on it and i think the same thing is true with this but year

00:38:12.740 and we have a much better system now too it's i don't think it's going to be 1918 but we don't it is

00:38:17.980 a scary time it's worse in some ways because of the mobility of the of the people of the planet

00:38:22.420 right and the fact and the fact that uh we are seeing now that self-isolation

00:38:29.740 is helpful but unless the people take it seriously we are going to go just the way of

00:38:37.880 germany just the way of france just the way of of italy which is not good in case you haven't been

00:38:45.260 paying attention because the people didn't self-isolate and i want to show you later on in the program

00:38:51.540 exactly what that means you've got to take this seriously right now you should show the

00:38:59.720 really quick video of rudy gobert from the utah jazz and how unseriously he was taking it

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00:40:48.440 all right we've already hit that first uh freeze this is the second market freeze

00:41:01.040 today uh or this week uh we are we stopped the markets at seven percent uh we are now looking for

00:41:09.260 the next freeze at 13 and they closed the market at a 20 drop some are saying we could see that full

00:41:15.380 20 drop today today um it's uh hold on gang hold on now we have an update and some exclusive

00:41:26.880 information coming your way from washington on ukraine don't miss it next you're listening to glenn

00:41:35.640 back today is a very very important day there's so much news that we have to get to coronavirus the

00:41:45.780 president's speech last night the politics involved with all of this the economy we have just shut down

00:41:53.000 uh the uh the wall street trading on wall street was shut down gave a 10 minute pause this is the

00:42:00.160 second time this week some people are saying we might lose 20 percent today i don't think that's

00:42:06.280 happening but we could lose 20 percent today things are on fire but when this happens that's when

00:42:13.100 as ram emmanuel used to say never let a good emergency go to waste that's when things just disappear

00:42:21.380 something really important two things really important happened yesterday that you need to know

00:42:27.880 about and we begin there in a quick 15 minute powerful interview and update next this is the

00:42:37.060 glenbeck program all right i want you to understand one thing when it comes to the coronavirus this is

00:42:45.820 not a snow event okay most people will go out and they'll say i'm gonna go to costco and i'm gonna get

00:42:51.420 you know some water and some cereal and whatever toilet paper toilet paper toilet paper toilet paper

00:42:56.460 this is a snow event that is uh happening all over the country at the same time all over the world

00:43:06.800 and what makes this a different kind of snow event besides it's snowing everywhere this one we have no

00:43:15.240 idea how long it lasts and i will give you our coronavirus update here in about an hour that you do not

00:43:21.260 want to miss i need you understand to understand this is going to be with us for a long time this is going

00:43:29.000 to be with us this is not well at the end of april maybe if we're really lucky things will clear up this

00:43:36.460 summer but then we're going back right into it in the fall i want you to be prepared please please do this

00:43:46.360 now prepare yourself with emergency food storage uh get as much as you can don't put yourself into

00:43:53.800 debt or anything else but you know you everybody should have at least two weeks of food okay you're

00:43:59.520 going to be impacted by coronavirus so please have two weeks of food storage i personally think three

00:44:08.220 months is a really good rule of thumb i have a year's worth that's extreme but we are looking at a

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00:44:57.160 so we had um as a source during our ukraine specials we did an interview with andrei telashenko

00:45:11.860 he was the former advisor to the prosecutor general of ukraine he was also a former advisor

00:45:18.380 to the first deputy prime minister of ukraine uh he had a lot of inside information and we did an

00:45:25.900 interview with him a long form interview you can find it on the glenn beck podcast wherever you find

00:45:31.040 podcast or you can go to blaze tv.com and find that podcast he is a a ukrainian national who is a patriot

00:45:41.820 who found himself in the middle of you know really one of the biggest i think one of the biggest scandals

00:45:50.800 in american history when it comes to a vice president and a president using another country

00:45:57.140 to try to destroy a presidential candidate and we're not talking about donald trump doing this

00:46:02.700 we're talking about barack obama and joe biden well since all of this is blown over

00:46:09.360 there are people that are actually saying you know what we're not going to uh give up and and

00:46:15.660 ron johnson is one of them the senator from wisconsin he had everything lined up yesterday

00:46:22.460 for a vote to call uh andrei telashenko as a witness in fact he was on his way from new york he

00:46:29.820 was on the train yesterday when we talked to him uh off air and he said i've got new documents i have

00:46:36.000 all this stuff and they're finally going to listen and then at the last minute for some reason and

00:46:41.400 look it up stew but i'll bet you romney uh it fell apart at the last minute so they didn't subpoena

00:46:48.480 him we want to spend 15 minutes with him 10 minutes with him right now we're going to hopefully do a

00:46:55.320 long you know non-interrupted long form interview with him here in the next couple of days but this

00:47:00.160 is something you need to pay attention to um because this as we've said for the last year must be

00:47:06.980 exposed um welcome andrei telashenko telashenko how are you sir all good how are you very good

00:47:16.160 thank you so much for being on with us um i want to just i i i got to move rather rather rapidly today

00:47:22.500 because of all the other news that is breaking um but can you give us a hint of of why what you have

00:47:30.160 to share is so important you were on your way yesterday to washington expected to testify right away

00:47:36.380 there was just one vote uh that was expected to be very easily in the favor of testimony

00:47:42.060 and it fell apart at the last minute do you know what what why it fell apart

00:47:47.400 i know it's to the center to decide what to do and what not to do i'm a foreign citizen but what i

00:47:54.720 know is that there was one senator a republican who backed out of the vote and there was not enough

00:48:01.700 votes to get their vote was it do you know who it was i don't want to call it on that i think to you

00:48:09.440 a journalist can make that uh okay attention of the people okay and i think we'll be not

00:48:15.260 respectful from my side if i do let me let me just say i i have no absolutely no information

00:48:20.940 on this but my gut says romney cough if that's wrong and if it's right and you don't have the

00:48:28.220 coronavirus um okay yeah that's what i thought all right so so you're no you don't go to testify but

00:48:37.040 you have some really important new information there is a company called blue star strategies

00:48:43.720 and we didn't really know this you were working you were hired by blue star strategies which was a

00:48:50.620 company an american company that had been hired to improve the image of burisma and trying to get

00:48:57.880 the all of the investigations to be dropped is that true yes that's correct they're a washington

00:49:04.280 lobby swamp firm they are the owners of the firm karen from the channel and sally painter

00:49:10.600 our former karen is the former deputy chief of staff to bill clinton and sally painter the former

00:49:16.640 advisor to bill clinton he was president and they are connected with hillary and their employees right

00:49:22.860 now work with biden campaign team so they are the firm that is working with the democrats and they are

00:49:29.420 still consulting today burisma and are lobbying for them today even then they're not registered so they

00:49:36.280 approached you and they wanted to enlist your help um and at the time i assume you didn't think there

00:49:42.040 was anything nefarious about it yeah they approached me when i was working in the embassy in washington

00:49:48.180 and the diplomats arranged for the meetings with the prosecutor general's office with the top

00:49:53.600 prosecutor of ukraine and i arranged meetings for with them for with that office a couple of times and

00:50:00.340 then they asked me if i want to work for them i said sure i'll come south unison lobby firm i did not

00:50:06.040 think it was something different at that time yeah washington american lobby firm i think it's good

00:50:11.560 for my reputation and i did my job for a year with them and uh i didn't want to talk about them before

00:50:16.920 we only spoke last time with you about chalupa yep yep and other events with the ukrain government

00:50:20.860 but after they started threatening me and after they started to say that if biden becomes president

00:50:26.300 you won't be welcome to the united states and other events i started to think i will go with

00:50:33.480 this because this might not end below so that's what i'm talking about them today and i have emails

00:50:38.560 communications with blue star strategies throughout the time i worked for them before and after that i

00:50:44.680 wanted to share with the senate which is relevant before the investigation there's no russia collusion

00:50:49.700 here it's just documents okay can you tell me what's can you give me a can you give me a

00:50:56.280 preview of what are what's in those documents talk about the clients in ukraine one of them who we

00:51:04.020 all know burisma and uh what they wanted to find out from the ukraine government uh talks about

00:51:10.760 higher range meetings for them and the prosecutor's office and how they try to get the prosecutor to get

00:51:17.520 the burisma case dropped all all of that is on those emails some of them already gave the senate

00:51:23.020 i need a subpoena for because i had an undisclosure agreement and that's what we were waiting for

00:51:28.900 yesterday to get that subpoena to file all the documents to get my testimony and get it over with

00:51:34.300 okay so was this coming from blue star or uh was this coming from the democrats obama administration or biden

00:51:46.220 this was coming from blue star and they were connected to biden by favors and by things biden

00:52:00.040 personally asked sally and karen calentano to do while they worked for for burisma okay so so i because

00:52:08.300 i want to make sure that we we're clear on something and we're going to spend some real time and i am so

00:52:13.440 sorry uh today that i mean what you have to say is so important but unfortunately because the world's

00:52:19.380 on fire um i've got to deal with i thank you for telling the truth i thank you for telling the truth

00:52:25.060 people watch you in ukraine also so yeah no i i think what's happened to your country and and and

00:52:30.760 our country is just unbelievable you when you went in for that white house meeting that we've talked

00:52:36.500 about before um you all were brought over all the prosecutors and everything were brought over and it

00:52:42.100 was to do hey let's learn how american justice can help clean up your country and it turned into

00:52:48.060 something where you said it was it was really just to get dirt on the campaign uh for the donald trump

00:52:57.360 campaign and uh what was his name paul manafort and you said that when you were pulled off to the side

00:53:03.520 this group was pulled off to the side what you saw wasn't about anything other than paul manafort

00:53:09.800 um can you can you verify that and tell me about how you believe now chalupa uh no not chalupa but

00:53:19.400 uh caramella uh the the whistleblower that shall not be named and others in that meeting that organized

00:53:26.020 it that they were doing this at the request of biden yes because they were working for direct

00:53:33.080 who were fighting they were not doing this on their own they were in the national security council

00:53:38.200 advisors to the vice president of the united states uh joe biden liz ventos eric charmonella and a third

00:53:45.660 person they talked about uh party regions manda ford and getting prepared for the black ledger

00:53:52.920 the allegedly black ledger's investigation so this was this was the the vice president using his office

00:54:00.180 and the national security council to actually target a presidential candidate

00:54:06.720 yes and do you have documents or anything else that can prove that in your testimony that you wanted

00:54:15.720 to share with the senate i have i have the letter from the department of justice that invited those

00:54:21.700 prosecutors over i have a schedule by the department of justice where it says where the meeting took place

00:54:27.620 1600 10 avenue yeah and they have names eric charmonella liz ventos from the national security

00:54:33.840 council who are there put in the schedule it's stated in the schedule who were there meeting with

00:54:38.700 those prosecutors and then i have other witness testimonies from the prosecutor who was there

00:54:44.120 confirming that two weeks later when he came back to ukraine the u.s embassy told him again

00:54:50.420 to look into paul manafort and the alleged black legend um do you have any idea the i mean have you

00:55:00.720 talked to ron johnson about this is there is there any movement to get this back onto the docket

00:55:07.720 docket so you can actually share your testimony from what i understand i've not talked to

00:55:14.720 mr johnson uh yet but i did i was in contact with the staff and they did ask for more documents

00:55:22.400 to come in i did share with them some of the documents which i talked to you about right now

00:55:27.480 and it's just from what i understand from what i hear in washington is going to continue okay but

00:55:34.360 we all have to be smart to continue it in the legal right manner correct we also politicized

00:55:40.780 by the democrats okay so um andre i really really appreciate you talking to us if there's any way

00:55:48.380 that we can help you um please let us know if there's you know we'll reach out to senator johnson's

00:55:55.300 office today as well we've got to try to get this uh blockage you know maybe we should try some

00:56:03.440 colon blow on romney um but uh if we can get that blockage your support yes your support and people's

00:56:12.180 support because he's fighting for this for the truth right okay so i would love to spend more time

00:56:18.480 with you thank you for spending a few minutes with us today um andre tell us shanko um a a ukrainian

00:56:27.560 at one point high ranking uh official in their justice uh system um working for the prosecutors

00:56:34.920 that biden uh smeared and this is something we must get to the bottom of romney thank you mitt um we'll

00:56:46.320 get more see if you can schedule him on jason for maybe i don't know as soon as we can and in a format

00:56:52.900 where i don't have to worry about time and and other things thank you so much all right uh we're

00:57:00.540 going to go back to coronavirus here in just a minute also we're going to talk to jerry wayne he is

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00:59:44.900 all right welcome to the welcome to the program we're glad you're here i want you to understand

01:00:01.880 that we are what we're dealing with with coronavirus the president i think was out of sorts last night

01:00:09.020 apparently had a big ink stain on his shirt from a pen right before he goes on

01:00:14.820 c-span had the mics open it was kind of a ronald reagan we launched in a few minutes and he said

01:00:20.720 the f-word can somebody help me i've got a big ink stain now on my front on my shirt and so the effort

01:00:26.080 was front i thought it was a different f-word yeah yeah uh and so he was out of sorts i've never seen

01:00:32.320 him struggle like that before uh on something this important it's also not his speeches it's not

01:00:39.200 really his forte but i mean he needed it it was important it was and uh and look you know actions

01:00:45.000 are the most important thing here of course yes um so and i know that you know obviously mike this is

01:00:49.020 sort of a it does feel like a mike pence type of moment where he's he's like really well equipped

01:00:54.080 for this type of thing which is why it was smart to put him in charge of it but he's but you know

01:00:58.120 what the president is equipped to make the final decisions oh yeah you know what i mean he's just not

01:01:03.360 right now you know because everyone is against no matter what he does uh he's in a really tough

01:01:11.200 situation and he has to bowl a 300 he's got to do it if he's going to win uh so here's the president

01:01:18.140 last night addressing the nation saying look we're going to make this because we're americans but what

01:01:23.720 he was the underlying tone on this was you must act right now that's why he said you know what

01:01:31.440 no travel from europe if you're a european and you want to come over and visit visit us

01:01:36.400 some other time for 30 days no travel one of the reasons why he did this is because in france

01:01:41.880 they didn't cancel the smurf conference smurfathon yeah there was a lot of people dressed up as smurfs

01:01:50.720 it was like tens of thousands yeah and they all gathered together and they're all dressed as smurfs 0.99

01:01:54.780 and the government said you know what hey we all need some laughs right now yeah we do go watch the

01:02:00.180 smurfs on cartoons if that's what you do that what makes you laugh right now is not the time to do

01:02:06.220 that uh i mean one of the funniest things i've i've read since the global warming conferences were

01:02:12.620 canceled due to snowstorms the coronavirus conference in washington dc was canceled because

01:02:19.280 of the coronavirus things are changing rapidly and we the last thing we need to do is just start

01:02:27.440 congregating and i want to really spend some time on that up in about a half an hour on our

01:02:32.860 coronavirus update we also have jeff brown he's going to talk to us a little bit about uh the

01:02:38.700 coronavirus some really good news that is is coming on the on the uh vaccine front he's got some good

01:02:46.080 news on that we'll talk a little bit about the economy and jerry wayne about the guy who is going to

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01:04:19.300 this is the first pandemic that can be controlled this according to the who it is officially now a

01:04:35.160 global pandemic they announced they made that announcement yesterday we found out from the

01:04:40.120 president that uh no travel from europeans to the united states for 30 days uh he's talking about

01:04:47.800 massive packages to the american people including a tax holiday uh or at least deferred um small

01:04:55.800 business loans of up to 50 billion dollars in in money accessible the immediate reaction from the

01:05:04.000 democrats was this is ridiculous we need more food stamps i mean it's it's crazy what's going on we

01:05:11.240 really have to pay attention to what congress is doing because believe me they will not waste uh this

01:05:18.060 uh opportunity they will not waste this election uh or this this coronavirus emergency because of the

01:05:26.860 election coming up and the media is in overdrive trying to make the president look bad we'll tell you the

01:05:32.840 truth when he screws up we'll tell you when he doesn't we'll tell you um we want to be fair and

01:05:37.560 objective uh because this is way too important if you remember during the election of 2008 there was a guy

01:05:44.780 named joe the plumber who said you know i've worked hard for my business and you know you want to tax me

01:05:50.920 more and give it to other people and that's when barack obama really kind of outed himself as a guy who

01:05:57.320 believed in the marxist uh tendencies of share the wealth and he had that amazing exchange where he's 0.78

01:06:03.860 like i just think there's comes a time where you've made too much money uh that didn't stop america from

01:06:09.880 voting for barack obama but it was a wake-up call to many people i think now not joe the plumber i think

01:06:16.140 there is a jerry the auto worker he's a guy who was meeting with joe biden in a group of auto workers

01:06:23.460 just before the uh just before the primary and he just asked the vice president a question about

01:06:31.720 taking guns and the president unloaded on him and it was quite an amazing exchange we have

01:06:40.200 jerry with us now um and his name is jerry wayne he was on with uh dave rubin yesterday i called dave and

01:06:49.000 said hey dave can you give me jerry's phone number thank you very much for coming on this program uh

01:06:54.420 as well jerry appreciate it yeah thank you very much i appreciate you having me on uh so let me let

01:07:00.200 me ask you a couple of questions first are you because we didn't see any of the interaction prior 0.94

01:07:06.860 to and the vice president came after you like you were a jerk and an enemy can you tell me was there 0.96

01:07:13.720 anything that we didn't see before that video that that put you in a position to where he thought 1.00

01:07:20.300 this guy is just gonna attack me no uh on all the videos i think they captured just about everything

01:07:26.920 some of the videos you got to fish through though to see uh exactly what my question was i was quite

01:07:31.800 respectful and uh articulate with my question i took some time to actually uh to write it and and get to

01:07:39.820 be able to actually move forward on that because you were reading it off of your cell phone and did

01:07:43.900 you had an expectation of meeting him or is that was just in case you had a moment you wanted to ask

01:07:49.620 this question yeah i had no idea that i was going to be able to ask the question i just wanted to be

01:07:55.060 prepared in case i did have the opportunity i mean how many chances do you get to to do that right now

01:08:00.500 you are a long-term auto worker you're a strong union guy are you was was this an honest

01:08:07.960 question and i i mean it this way there are people who are asking questions because they want to make

01:08:13.700 a point and then there's others who um may make a point while doing it but they're asking because

01:08:19.840 they really want to know because joe biden might have been a candidate that they might have voted for

01:08:24.580 are you a guy who has voted for democrats before would consider a a democrat or not um yeah so uh well

01:08:36.260 first of all i'm not i'm not an auto worker i'm a millwright by trade i'm a union millwright and yes

01:08:39.900 you're right i'm very very strong with the union um i yeah i really support them um yeah i uh i think

01:08:47.880 i was on yeah the show last night i said i didn't vote for trump uh last election um i uh i i you i grew

01:08:55.740 up democrat for sure um i'm i don't i don't choose either side right now i'm uh i'm just an american

01:09:01.200 that's all i am good for you okay so you um ask your question about you say you know he's taking

01:09:09.080 the take you're you're going to be taking our guns can you tell us the question that you actually

01:09:14.020 asked him um i can uh i can paraphrase yeah i don't have it in front of me that's fine um yeah

01:09:20.320 so there's actually uh uh two questions in there one i was curious about how uh he was going to keep

01:09:25.820 us working like we are now right now our work is we're doing really really well all the trades are out

01:09:30.600 they're making working a ton of hours and putting a lot of money into our pensions and he wants to

01:09:35.020 come here and say that he can do a better job so i asked him how he was going to do that i wanted him

01:09:39.360 to tell me what his plan was to make it even better than what it is right now because it's uh it's doing

01:09:44.480 really well at the moment all right um and then i uh i wanted to see how he's going to obtain our votes

01:09:49.680 there's there's a there's a quite a large percentage of people that want to uh hold their guns and they

01:09:56.640 also want the democratic party to uh just to represent their unions and i don't see how you're

01:10:02.440 going to split that right down the middle and get both uh things done and get and get the vote so

01:10:07.980 that's not an adversarial question that is you know basically i would read that as i want to vote for a

01:10:14.340 democrat but i'm worried that a you don't have a plan that's going to make things better you can say

01:10:20.480 that but i want to actually hear your plan i want to believe you and second i'm really concerned

01:10:24.700 because you guys keep talking about taking guns i want a democrat to win but you're going to take

01:10:29.780 our guns is that when he turned on you um well just to back it up a little bit it's not i don't

01:10:36.140 care if it's a democrat republican or anything i just i want somebody in office with but you're

01:10:41.260 willing it's not like you democrats are all gonna it wasn't that right no okay i didn't yeah all

01:10:48.200 right so and is that when the tone completely changed in your mind with him the gun question

01:10:54.560 yeah well his first remark uh what kind of made me uh get be drawn back a little bit

01:11:01.380 you know um but i kind of let him dig his own hole after that so um it was it a surprise to you

01:11:10.940 that he said that he reacted that way to you uh yeah for being a politician i didn't expect that

01:11:17.560 whatsoever i kind of expected him to just uh tell me like hey uh we're not taking questions right now

01:11:22.440 you know and just kind of go around go around the bush a little bit right um uh but i think he

01:11:28.500 showed up there knowing that you know the unions there and then the democrats usually you know win

01:11:33.220 unions and stuff like that and i think he wanted to go there just for a quick stunt yeah and get our

01:11:37.740 vote and walk out i don't think he was prepared for it to earn it so um when his aid said okay all right

01:11:47.220 we're gonna move on he hushed he hushed her uh pretty sternly yeah what was your reaction to that

01:11:54.680 uh i didn't really pay much attention to i figured you know they had their own

01:11:59.140 you know professional relationship they're gonna do whatever they're gonna do that's not what i was

01:12:02.720 there for i was there to make a stand yeah i was there to to call him out on something and i want him

01:12:08.360 to be able to respectfully articulate what his actual plan is to do it because if you're gonna go out

01:12:14.200 and try to take our guns it's not we're not gonna go we're not gonna go easy so when he said i'm i'm

01:12:20.060 not gonna come for your guns i i own a shotgun um and then he started talking about the ar-14s 0.99

01:12:26.900 um when he said to you you're a liar basically you're a liar you know you're you're saying you 0.97

01:12:35.740 brought up the viral video that was on cnn it wasn't doctored it was a con it was a conversation 0.98

01:12:41.500 with cnn and he absolutely denied that that was even real do you think he knew what caught me go

01:12:49.040 ahead that that caught me off guard more than uh him his initial response uh i was i was expecting

01:12:55.260 him to like yeah we are gonna take him and stuff like that and i tell you what i would have respected

01:12:58.840 that a lot more than him beating around the bush and trying to back up a little bit um at least

01:13:03.580 then we can have a conversation about it and move forward you know and the reason i i sat there and

01:13:08.880 he kind of got aggressive with me but i wanted to listen and i think that's what america's uh

01:13:13.320 lacking right now is people actually wanting to listen to each other and i wanted to give him that

01:13:17.440 opportunity and i listened to him and not only did i hear him but all of america did so let me play

01:13:23.620 what he said that was you know the viral video oh yeah they're all doctored here's what he actually

01:13:29.860 said and how do you translate this into anything other than yeah i am coming for your gun listen

01:13:35.620 buy an assault weapon that has multiple rounds or buy an assault weapon that has a hundred rounds

01:13:42.200 even though it may not you can't point to the fact that it in fact had stopped it before do you want

01:13:48.780 more of them on the street do we want to do that so to to gun owners out there who say well a buying

01:13:55.660 administration means they're going to come for my guns bingo you're right if you have an assault

01:13:59.740 weapon the fact of the matter is they should be illegal period okay what's your problem with that

01:14:06.520 jerry and i mean this sincerely you know he's just saying it's assault weapon you can keep your gun

01:14:12.360 just not that kind of gun you know the reason he wants to go after these quote-unquote assault weapons

01:14:19.840 these long guns why is that is it because they're so accurate because i tell you what handguns kill more

01:14:27.400 people than these so-called assault weapons so if he really cared for the american people don't you

01:14:33.340 think he'd be going after them because he's not and that makes me feel as if there's a underlying

01:14:37.960 issue there and that makes me want to hold on to him just that much more now what is the reaction

01:14:43.060 to you now have you had fallout at work the people that were around you what what is your life been like

01:14:51.320 in the immediate he just walked away what did the people around you do and how are you being affected

01:14:58.300 positively or negatively now in your life well uh it's been quite a roller coaster um yeah when i was

01:15:05.440 there there was quite a few people that were not happy with the question that i asked i was definitely

01:15:09.580 rubbing against the grain there and i think it was it was just more important for me to stand up for

01:15:14.140 america than it was the people around me um but i tell you what since then i have had a flood

01:15:20.160 of support from my peers and unions across the nation really yes in what way and saying that uh

01:15:30.300 they say some people call me a patriot some people are calling me a hero and uh if that's what they

01:15:34.580 want to call me that's great uh i'm i'm just a guy i'm just a guy that wanted to say something on

01:15:39.460 his mind to a peer of mine who happened to be joe biden i think it's important that people know that

01:15:43.600 joe biden is nothing more than a peer really good point what is the what's the general takeaway you

01:15:52.040 hope people get from that interaction there's two things one take time and actually listen to each

01:16:00.380 other even if it is an opposition because you might learn something and two stand up as an american

01:16:06.800 it is your duty thank you so much i appreciate it jerry wayne uh the man who confronted joe biden 0.55

01:16:15.960 and was called um full of excrement by the vice president and he never denied it never once in

01:16:25.500 that call did he deny he's full of it yeah never no i didn't even catch that stew i should have asked 0.93

01:16:30.220 him yeah you didn't press it yeah you're not a very good interviewer obviously uh but i will say he did

01:16:34.340 not seem uh to be adversarial he did not seem at all to have some reasonable questions totally and

01:16:41.340 and there's a certain brand of person who like once a youtube hit i'm gonna have this big youtube moment

01:16:47.280 with joe biden that was not what that was yeah no you watch the full interview with him with dave

01:16:51.800 rubin you can find it at blaze uh blaze tv.com use blaze tv.com slash glenn promo code glenn you're

01:16:59.220 going to save 10 but uh dave rubin if you don't know who he is you need to know who dave rubin is

01:17:04.680 he is he's just fantastic and curious he was a guy who was way on the other side worked with jank

01:17:10.500 or sank or whatever his name is worked with that guy uh at young turks and woke up and was like wow i am

01:17:18.440 standing with the wrong people uh and he's truly a remarkable man you can check out dave rubin on his

01:17:24.940 podcast wherever you find podcasts and also you can get the whole archive and everything else at

01:17:30.180 blaze tv.com slash glenn all right kevin is one of those wonderful people that god put on the earth

01:17:36.780 seemingly just to make people like me look bad he's a runner he runs half marathons

01:17:42.640 quitter uh he runs them in texas you know um which is you know basically uh i don't i don't know just

01:17:51.460 just a hell on earth running a marathon in texas i don't think so i mean it would be worse maybe in

01:17:56.520 in colorado where you're running up the side of the mountain but here i mean hello have you seen

01:18:01.780 the temperatures he was running these all the time until his knees began to worsen got so bad that

01:18:06.660 eventually he couldn't run past five or six miles huh what a weekly uh again people like kevin just put

01:18:14.600 here to make me look bad kevin started taking relief factor because he heard that it might help his aches

01:18:19.080 and pains sure enough without a few weeks of starting on it kevin's knees were back to normal

01:18:23.960 he's got his life back kevin i will cheer you on from the comfort of my own car i don't know if you

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01:19:02.720 really important coronavirus uh update coming for you in just a few minutes we do coronavirus

01:19:14.920 updates in hour number three every single day um the information today is really really good

01:19:21.320 stuff that you need to know um last night was just surreal is it starting to be surreal for everybody

01:19:27.260 else yet is it starting to feel real at all for people oh i think it's totally hitting that point

01:19:35.200 i mean last night you watch the nba fill a stadium with fans in oklahoma city so you go home and then

01:19:44.440 say uh ladies and gentlemen uh due for uh unforeseen uh circumstances uh games canceled see you later

01:19:49.720 you're all safe though you're all safe don't worry you're all safe they literally said this over

01:19:54.160 the pa then everyone goes home we found out one of the one of the players one player tests positive

01:20:00.040 uh for uh coronavirus they cancel the whole season or suspend the whole season until further further

01:20:05.920 notice the ncaa tournament is supposed to play with no players italy is closed basically they're

01:20:12.920 only allowing grocery stores banks and pharmacies i think you know what's crazy is yesterday i was just

01:20:19.260 talking to somebody in rome and she was torn she's like you know what it's really it's not

01:20:24.140 so bad we're all being you know having common sense we still gather just not in big numbers and

01:20:30.200 we're allowed to go out and stores are open and stuff but we're all using common sense an hour later

01:20:35.340 they stop all of that um and i'm going to show you the difference between the west and china and

01:20:43.540 why this could be worse in the west and it's just choices that we have to make

01:20:50.100 in the west you are expected to be a responsible citizen unfortunately

01:20:56.860 there's a lot of people who are like oh it's no big deal this is a very very big deal we're not

01:21:05.400 all gonna die but this is a very big deal and i'll explain that to you in today's coronavirus update

01:21:10.100 which is coming up next

01:21:12.060 so if you are a thinking person that has been worried about the coronavirus but you're not panicking

01:21:40.000 you probably are like most people you're like i don't know exactly what to do should i wait for

01:21:45.240 more information should i do something today if so what i mean i don't want to panic but i also don't

01:21:51.580 want to be behind the curve how many cases of corona are right around me what happens if they start

01:21:58.920 to materialize what do i do when do i do it well coronavirus is coming to you it's coming at an

01:22:06.520 exponential speed now gradually and then boom it's everywhere it's a matter of days maybe a week

01:22:16.140 to 14 but when it does your hospital your health care system is going to be overwhelmed

01:22:22.180 your fellow citizens and maybe you will be treated in a hallway or in a gym

01:22:27.440 who's going to die the only way to do this is to social distance and do voluntarily what china did 0.96

01:22:41.920 you know through authoritarian rule that means stay home do things you're supposed to do

01:22:52.400 right now well there's not a lot of cases the coronavirus update today we're going to take that

01:23:00.560 on there's not a lot of cases no you're just not seeing them we'll give you the evidence of that

01:23:06.840 in one minute this is the glenbeck program

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01:25:40.680 all right i want to give you our chrono rise update here quickly um we have confirmed cases now 127

01:25:52.900 000 that's up from 126 000 yesterday total confirmed deaths 4 641 that's up about 300

01:26:02.500 patients that have recovered 68 000 plus now 125 countries have confirmed cases up from 120 yesterday

01:26:10.960 this is the best news the the cases considered serious requiring hospitalization is down again

01:26:19.040 today down from 12 to 11 we now have 1336 confirmed cases here in the united states and 38 deaths

01:26:29.540 that number is about to go through the roof and you will understand in the next 30 minutes exactly

01:26:34.280 why and what to do about it all 50 states have at least now one confirmed case or one presumptive

01:26:41.360 case president trump banned travel from mainland europe last night for 30 days uk travel not currently

01:26:49.260 affected they seem to be doing pretty well with this ban will limit human travel cargo only travel will

01:26:56.120 not face any restrictions at this time the order is effective as of today march 12 2020 president

01:27:03.680 trump indicated that he will consider other travel bans from any hot spots as a means to follow the cdc

01:27:09.500 recommendations to prevent bringing more infected people into the u.s inbound travel to the u.s is now

01:27:16.340 restricted for over a third of the world's population including china the uk korea japan hong kong

01:27:23.680 and iran but we all know thank god we have the press we all know he's only doing this to europe

01:27:31.180 because they're different they look so different in germany and sweden and france um the um

01:27:41.680 congress was told yesterday that covet 19 is 10 times more lethal than the flu if that comes as a shock

01:27:49.220 to you that you haven't been paying attention that's right now 10 times uh more fatal than the flu

01:27:57.120 containing the influx of infected people coming from other countries is super important but also

01:28:04.820 social distancing and isolation of the sick bottom line is congress was told this is going to get much

01:28:12.280 worse quickly the u.s stock market is taking a beating we've now into the uh bear market we must

01:28:19.820 be doing okay we already closed once today we took another breather on the stock market it was open for

01:28:26.160 maybe 10 minutes uh before they can you stop coughing while i do this do it's really it's freaking me out

01:28:32.740 man excuse me uh can you just check on the stock market i don't see it up in front of me uh how we're

01:28:38.560 doing we we took another 10 minute breather i'm shocked that those things work uh but this is

01:28:44.260 something that was put into the stock market as a safety valve uh just in case panic starts currently

01:28:49.800 down 1900 points eight percent uh how much eight percent we were down as much as 10 percent this

01:28:55.820 morning it stopped at seven then it shot back up to 10 the next time they stop it if it has to be

01:29:00.700 stopped today we'll be at 13 percent losses they'll stop it for 10 minutes hopefully everybody

01:29:05.280 could gain their senses and then uh it officially closes for the day if we ever hit 20 percent so

01:29:12.500 they stop it at seven percent then at 13 percent then they stop it for the day at 20 hopefully we

01:29:19.220 won't get to that but i will tell you um we are in for a very long haul this is not something that is

01:29:27.500 going to be over quickly president trump also taking a beating in his approval rating daily tracking

01:29:34.540 he stood at one percent net approval that's uh approve minus disapprove on february 25th

01:29:42.720 yesterday it just came out he is now 11 points underwater that's a 12 point swing on the online

01:29:49.980 uh phone-based survey the president's handling of coronavirus cited as the major reason for the

01:29:56.280 shift in voter attitudes um this is a ridiculous charge in my opinion are there things that we could

01:30:03.120 have done faster yes are the things we could have done differently yes um but i don't i mean he gets

01:30:11.440 blamed for whatever he does yesterday they were i can't believe he's not doing enough okay we're gonna

01:30:17.200 cancel all uh air travel for anybody wants to come here for the next 30 days from you know europe

01:30:24.460 where it's just exploding i can't believe he's doing that do you know what it's gonna i mean he can't

01:30:29.420 win joe biden staffer accuses of trump of deciding to let coronavirus get out of hand this is a senior

01:30:37.160 staffer the digital director of the campaign tweeted yesterday sure seems like this is getting out of

01:30:42.340 hand and donald trump decided to let it be this way the tweet comes as trump asked all americans to put

01:30:49.440 politics aside stop the partisanship and unify as one nation and one family um calls for the staffer to

01:30:57.140 apologize gone unanswered nobody's answering that phone maybe because maybe because joe biden's

01:31:03.200 expected to answer and he's like i keep hearing this ringing noise i don't know what it is um the who

01:31:10.980 finally calls covet 19 a pandemic we've known this for a while they actually uh said yesterday

01:31:19.920 speculation i should say those around suggested that the who did not call this a pandemic

01:31:26.500 of a couple of weeks earlier when we all knew what it was it had fit the official uh definition

01:31:32.780 but the reason why they didn't say that it was a pandemic is because they were afraid that people

01:31:37.760 go pow jeez well if it's a pandemic there's nothing we can do the decision came out yesterday to finally

01:31:44.120 call this a pandemic because they're hoping that they can get people from throwing up their arms and

01:31:48.920 saying see this is really no big deal it's a very very big deal new obstacles to testing in the u.s

01:31:56.400 lack of critical uh region chemicals this is going to be a mounting problem we need certain chemicals

01:32:04.540 we've been foolish this really started under clinton and then just spiraled under control i've been 0.81

01:32:11.640 talking about it now over three decades this has been a uh topic of uh of of mine saying we are foolish 0.62

01:32:21.040 to give everything to china they are taking control of our drugs and if they ever turn into an enemy 0.92

01:32:28.980 they control what we can do they control the medicine on the battlefield for america

01:32:35.600 now the battlefield is america and it's not bullets it's the coronavirus and we need our own

01:32:44.040 services and we need critical infrastructure here but this has been a 30 year spiral out of control

01:32:51.880 it's going to take us a while between 70 million and 150 million americans they're now saying are going

01:32:59.360 to be infected with this fighting to make this one percent a reality the case fatality rate of one percent

01:33:07.820 is the goal let me say that again fighting to make a one percent death rate a reality is a goal it's not automatic

01:33:17.240 the one case the one percent case mortality rate for covet 19 is not something that is consistent everywhere

01:33:25.760 one percent or less is achievable and possible but it assumes infected people get critical medical care

01:33:33.860 and every single one of us now has a role to play and we must take personal responsibility your role is very simple

01:33:42.400 don't spread the disease don't get the disease don't expose yourself to large groups and i'm going to give you

01:33:53.140 some information here in just a second that will show you this is easier than you think

01:33:59.100 um and in some ways harder than you think only if you don't realize it's already here it's already here

01:34:09.460 as we've seen in china iran italy case fatality rates 3.5 percent in china 8 in iran 6 in italy

01:34:19.420 are probable with covet 19 once the hospital systems become overwhelmed there's a goal that each of us

01:34:28.000 should have do everything you can to not get infected wash your hands don't touch your face

01:34:34.020 clean the surfaces that you touch all the time socially distance yourself from others this will

01:34:41.140 happen to you i've been saying this for a while we're all going to get this and the reason why i've been

01:34:45.780 saying it is because i want people to understand oh this is never going to happen to me it's not going

01:34:50.620 to come here it's not going to really be a problem it's going to happen to you

01:34:55.280 now how can i say that with such assurance well i will give you that information here in one minute

01:35:04.300 let me tell you today is i got up this morning and i could just barely walk my back i don't know what i

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01:36:23.560 all right so i want to talk to you um a little bit uh about uh a story that i found today in um

01:36:44.280 medium and we'll we'll pass it on to you i'll post it at glenbeck.com so you have it but

01:36:51.740 it's really important that you listen to some of the information that is coming out i'm posting

01:36:56.260 something else and if you missed it earlier in today's show i gave you the stats of of how this

01:37:02.100 is going to overwhelm our hospital system and it's only a matter of time that doesn't mean that you

01:37:06.860 panic that just means you have the information so you understand what's coming so you can do your

01:37:12.780 your part in making sure that you don't get it or you don't help spread it uh first uh we we need

01:37:21.660 to talk about coronavirus how many people are going to have it around you how many people are

01:37:28.320 going to have it in your uh area of influence in your community total number of cases grew

01:37:34.920 exponentially until china contained it but then it leaked outside pandemic can't be stopped at this

01:37:42.040 point it's as of today this is mostly due to italy iran and south korea there are dozens of

01:37:49.460 countries now with exponential growth rates most of them today are western and the united states has

01:37:55.980 just crossed the line into exponential growth let me give you some history and perspective on january

01:38:02.220 21st the number of new diagnosed cases was exploding there were about a hundred new cases but in reality

01:38:10.240 in reality there's the shadow stat if you will what we know and then what's actually happening

01:38:17.600 so what was actually happening we said there's a hundred new cases today but actually there were

01:38:23.060 fifteen hundred new cases that day growing exponentially the authorities didn't know this

01:38:29.860 all we knew is that there was suddenly a hundred new cases of this illness two days later they shut down

01:38:36.940 wuhan at that point the number of diagnosed daily new cases was only 400 note that number only 400

01:38:44.660 and i remember saying on the air if there's only 400 cases why would they shut a city of millions down

01:38:51.980 it made no sense but here's what they didn't know at the time but suspected there weren't 400 new cases

01:39:00.160 that day there were actually 2500 new cases that day after 24 hours they closed another 15 cities

01:39:11.720 shut down really there was like 600 cases then up until january 30 uh 23rd until wuhan closed it was

01:39:22.460 growing exponentially the cases were exploding now the official cases were growing exponentially for 12

01:39:30.500 more days it looked like this thing was still exploding but at that time it wasn't it had already

01:39:36.440 exploded the numbers that you hear every day are actually behind the official numbers are are not capturing the growth

01:39:47.040 and then they're telling you it's still growing when it's not and that's really important that you say

01:39:52.880 here's the official number and here are the true cases the the work that china did cannot be done

01:40:02.320 in the west they set up a system of of uh quarantine that we would not tolerate if you went to the

01:40:12.320 hospital in china early on they had a a triage outside of every hospital you weren't going in

01:40:20.100 to the hospital and they had the full you know kind of suits that were under this tent and you're like

01:40:26.680 i think i think i have a fever come over here and uh let me look at that no no you're fine don't be spooked

01:40:33.020 by this suit we're all laughing it's a halloween costume party so they immediately take your fever

01:40:39.580 your temperature if you had a fever you immediately went into a new category then they had like industrial

01:40:46.960 lines of of uh cat scans i'm not sure what the cat scans were telling them but they would get a cat scan

01:40:55.420 of you right away um and this is before you even went into the hospital then if you had a temperature

01:41:01.700 and your scan came back you were put into one of three categories uh four you don't have it category

01:41:09.260 one you have something but it's mild you have you have uh coronavirus but we think it's you're a medium 0.97

01:41:17.360 case or you're in real trouble you didn't have a choice unless you didn't have it you didn't have a

01:41:25.320 choice once you went to the doctor and you will show up at the hospital if you had a fever you were done

01:41:30.700 but they didn't put you in the hospital they put you in a stadium or in a gym or someplace else where they

01:41:35.920 built these little mobile hospitals little was not the right word for them you did not leave

01:41:42.160 okay here in america we don't do this we don't do this in germany we don't do it in france or italy

01:41:48.320 or any place else we expect our people to understand and police themselves but this is what

01:41:55.760 this is why they could contain it and why things are really getting out of hand in the west

01:42:01.520 they did a flat line they i mean they really did things that i would not be comfortable about

01:42:09.300 south korea italy iran had a full month to learn but they didn't now this is has exploded and

01:42:18.280 washington state we're not going to be able to contain it like we do like they did in wuhan we

01:42:24.000 don't want to or eastern countries when you don't do that and people are not understanding what they're

01:42:30.360 dealing with you get a colossal epidemic currently the official number in washington is 140 that's not

01:42:41.480 the real number and a little later on in the program i will take you through how you figure

01:42:48.200 out what the real number is speculation we'll do that coming up you're listening to glenn beck

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01:44:17.140 i want to introduce you to one of the most fascinating men i know jeff brown he's a chief

01:44:31.600 technology analyst at bonner and partners uh he's the editor of the bleeding edge he is a guy who

01:44:37.860 really lives eats and breathes high tech he was an executive in high tech industry for 25 years

01:44:44.380 uh an angel investor in some of the bigger uh tech uh products uh he really he really kind of studies

01:44:53.660 all of it and can really break it down on what's coming what's coming next and he's fascinating to me

01:45:00.280 because he sees over the horizon and he has a way of just saying no watch this person watch this person

01:45:07.200 um he is um uh he's got all of the qualifications that you need to talk about the economy tech

01:45:16.200 how we're going to change and coronavirus i asked him to come on today to talk a little bit about a

01:45:21.740 vaccine he was on our special last night we just ran out of time and uh and there's some exciting

01:45:27.120 things that he said are just on the horizon uh welcome to the program uh jeff let me start with

01:45:33.500 uh uh gilead you said gilead is doing some uh some work that's very exciting on not a vaccine but

01:45:42.620 on actually being able to treat this if you get it and you're really sick that's right so uh gilead

01:45:51.140 has uh a drug called remdesivir uh which is already in the pipeline uh in fact it was tested against

01:45:59.220 uh the ebola virus uh with some effect and uh certainly shows uh very strong potential to be

01:46:08.140 effective uh against uh covet 19 the great thing is because remdesivir uh is a product in clinical

01:46:16.980 trials is that they can uh pretty much immediately uh begin testing by the end of this month and we

01:46:22.900 should have very early data available uh by the end of uh april next month because covet is not

01:46:28.100 affected at all by any kind of antibiotic and so we don't really have anything we don't have any

01:46:33.880 natural immunity no antibodies to fight it so we need something to to help us uh fight um is it

01:46:41.760 regeneron is also another one that is close to human trials in terms of the larger biotech or

01:46:50.840 pharmaceutical companies i would say my my second favorite is uh is regeneron uh they're doing some

01:46:56.900 leading work on uh what's called antibody antibodies uh and they have a unique approach which is

01:47:05.700 basically they create genetically altered uh mice and use those mice to produce antibodies that can

01:47:14.600 potentially fight against uh the antigens which are the the viral proteins um that come from covet 19 the

01:47:23.580 virus uh and the advantage of that approach is um regeneron given its size and scale believes they

01:47:31.100 could have as many as 200 000 doses of these antibodies ready by the end of august uh which

01:47:37.640 obviously is not not far away so they expect that and they were working on this before that's the key

01:47:43.340 they were already they had already done all the paperwork for something else what did what was that

01:47:47.820 trying what were they trying to fight before they realized oh my gosh this will be great for covet 19

01:47:53.280 well they have um uh we can kind of think about the uh antibody approach as almost being like a

01:48:02.540 technology platform from which they can produce different kinds of antibodies for different kinds of

01:48:08.720 diseases this is certainly just one application uh regeneron really um uh uh became large from its

01:48:17.260 success with a drug called ilia uh which uh was actually a drug that you met or a case that you

01:48:24.040 mentioned uh yesterday on the show which was uh the bleeding eye uh disease and uh regeneron really

01:48:32.140 has the majority of that market share uh the other thing that they're working on which is incredibly

01:48:37.460 promising is basically uh a uh a new cure for uh uh uh non non hopkins uh uh uh uh uh sorry non

01:48:47.040 hodgkin's uh lymphoma well is this the company that is a deadly form of cancer is this the company

01:48:52.500 that's out of israel because there was one that popped up out of israel a couple of weeks ago and

01:48:56.460 they said hey we were working on something we happen to use corona um not covet 19 but corona and

01:49:02.360 we're close to something but then we never heard anything about it is is that regeneron that's that's

01:49:08.160 not the company not the company there are um literally more than 80 clinical trials right now

01:49:13.840 uh in mainland china that are either have either started or are uh being planned uh and so you know

01:49:22.360 what's happening is that anyone that has anything that might show any promise whatsoever yeah uh has

01:49:27.820 lined up to uh to to try it out and it's it's actually wonderful i've never seen

01:49:32.880 uh an industry response from the biotechnology and pharmaceutical sector as rapid and responsive as

01:49:40.000 what we've seen is that because they're just all greedy capitalists that want to make money or is this

01:49:44.340 is what what why is this response so so different well i'll share with you my own uh uh personal

01:49:52.400 speculation and that is that um uh they are uh absolutely looking to buy goodwill uh with uh

01:50:00.840 the policymakers in dc and right here in washington uh you know given the current discussion over drug

01:50:06.240 prices and yeah all the back and forth negotiations what a perfect crisis to react quickly and show um a

01:50:14.620 positive movement to address uh address the situation it's a very smart move on on industry's part but

01:50:20.840 it's certainly self-interest so let me uh well and also just keeping themselves alive and everybody

01:50:25.760 else alive i mean i don't want to assume that you know people don't have good intent as they're trying

01:50:29.980 to make uh drugs um the um the vaccine we go through and we say we've got a vaccine i think i'm a

01:50:38.860 company a glenn's company has just made a vaccine to get from that place to available at your cvs for a

01:50:48.480 seasonal flu shot or something like that that's at least 18 months away so let's put things in kind

01:50:56.360 of uh almost historical perspective uh vaccines could oftentimes take 15 or 20 years to get to the

01:51:05.700 stage of fda approval and the reason is is that uh historically they've used literally um live

01:51:13.440 pathogens so live viruses that they give to us in hopes that our body will be strong enough to fight

01:51:20.100 those pathogens of course they're they're weakened uh so uh they're very light uh and unlikely to make

01:51:26.940 us sick but that it's not a hundred percent and so the approaches that we're taking uh today uh you know

01:51:34.000 we're talking about accelerated timelines of 18 months from now um so you've never seen have you ever

01:51:41.740 seen that before no of course not okay and and i'll have to be honest i seriously doubt that will

01:51:48.060 happen within that time frame uh it would be highly unusual so jeff this is this is the one thing that

01:51:54.300 i've been trying to say to people and they don't i don't think they get this is we're all going to get

01:51:58.880 this whether it's a really bad version of it but it's going to be around for a long time and a version

01:52:06.100 of it will be around for probably forever like the 1918 flu uh is still around and we get that every

01:52:12.240 every winter a version of that um but this is a this is a very long-term uh thing and we don't know

01:52:21.020 if this has a season to it or not i've read conflicting reports this has a season it'll die

01:52:27.720 out in summer i've heard other people say no it's not going to die out early reports are that it's not

01:52:33.000 what is this going to do to our health care system to our economy to the election and everything

01:52:41.740 else what how bad do you see this getting um not just not just in numbers but i mean economic

01:52:49.980 numbers yeah well i think i have some very good news uh on that front okay uh so the the unique

01:52:59.940 thing about uh these coronaviruses that have mutated from a bird or a mammal into something

01:53:08.400 that can actually be transmitted successfully to a human and then for humans to be able to transmit

01:53:14.240 them to other humans is um they tend to continue to mutate right and generally speaking those further

01:53:23.200 mutations tend to be disadvantageous to the virus and so what that means is it's highly likely that

01:53:29.720 over time um covet 19 will run its course uh it's unlikely on a percentage basis that it would actually

01:53:38.500 evolve into something stronger it's highly likely it will evolve into something much weaker um okay so

01:53:45.580 with that being said that's also kind of like the fda approval process that could happen tomorrow

01:53:51.240 unlike that but it's most likely that's going to take time what what do we look like i mean just the

01:53:58.760 impact of what the president said last night uh on you know travel to europe the impact economically

01:54:05.840 what do you what do you what should we be doing you know with our 401k and everything else and i

01:54:14.740 you know i'm you're more qualified than i am what what what what do we do and what's it going to look

01:54:21.060 like you know today is one of those um uh i like to think of today as one of those uh gut-wrenching

01:54:29.040 yeah um pullbacks in the market yes uh after um you know two terrible weeks of volatility

01:54:35.400 uh you know the s&p uh uh 500 down uh peak to to where we are now you know 22 percent or nasdaq 25

01:54:46.620 percent i mean this is what um this is what market bottoms tend to feel like it's that uh that's a

01:54:53.340 gross discomfort uh in your stomach uh that says things just aren't right and um when i look at

01:55:00.440 market valuations uh there's there just don't make sense anymore right there's fabulous companies

01:55:07.200 that are way undervalued i think this uh if we're not here already we're very close um probably days

01:55:14.380 away from an extraordinarily good buying opportunity i think for uh smart investors who have cash

01:55:21.100 uh to deploy uh these are one of those rare opportunities because when the market does rebound

01:55:26.860 it won't rebound over two years we'll see sharp rebounds over the period of of months just as

01:55:33.200 we did back in december of the fourth quarter of 2018 when we had the the fed induced you know

01:55:39.840 aggressive interest rate hikes uh uh mini recession back then um but do you think i will say this about

01:55:47.360 the summer i i think go ahead it's more important to hear you go ahead so the summer i'm i'm actually

01:55:55.620 very optimistic about the summer uh we have a very good data uh uh during the time the time of the

01:56:03.520 spanish flu uh during the time of the h1n1 where we saw these big peaks uh for the initial wave which

01:56:11.580 is what we're seeing right now with covet 19 and then those warmer summer months come in and uh it just

01:56:18.620 really falls off the cases declined very rapidly so are you are you seeing the numbers that show that

01:56:24.580 that is going to happen because i've read it both ways you're seeing and you're pretty quick convinced

01:56:29.620 that it's going to have a season it's viruses like this uh well let's be clear it'll be in the northern

01:56:36.840 hemisphere of course yeah uh you know in the southern hemisphere where it's winter right um covet 19 will

01:56:42.880 certainly persist um you don't see much change in the tropics with a virus like this because you don't

01:56:48.520 have those right swings um but summer will bring uh sunshine uh people will be outdoors vitamin d is

01:56:57.660 good for boosting the immune system higher levels of humidity are not as conducive for an airborne virus

01:57:03.980 like covet 19 uh we should absolutely uh see uh these cases fall very rapidly so if we think about

01:57:12.220 may june july august september and and i see that as a bit of a respite for the cdc and uh our broad

01:57:20.860 healthcare system to really get their act together on these testing kits and build up inventory

01:57:25.860 because that's that's where the fear comes from we don't have enough data to the point that you were

01:57:31.400 making earlier there absolutely has been exponential growth in the number of people that have contracted

01:57:36.200 this and and and the number of cases are at least 10 times larger than anything that we've seen

01:57:41.880 they're probably a hundred times larger correct and that put things into perspective on you know

01:57:47.700 how tiny literally tiny the mortality rate actually is for covet 19 uh across the entire spectrum of

01:57:56.280 those who have uh who become infected we will however glenn we're going to see a second wave um and if

01:58:02.820 history repeats itself for these types of airborne viruses the second wave uh which will probably start

01:58:08.560 around uh early october uh will be about half the size half the peak of what we saw in the first

01:58:15.260 wave so it won't be as bad huh i thought i thought 1918 i thought the second wave was actually worse i'm glad

01:58:21.920 to hear that um jeff where can people follow you if they want to follow you and uh and read some more

01:58:27.420 from you and pick your brain the easiest place to go is uh to my uh my free daily uh technology

01:58:35.840 e-letter called the bleeding edge uh you can just search for the bleeding edge jeff brown uh sign up

01:58:41.760 for free and uh obviously i've been uh covering covet 19 um uh since late december this has been a

01:58:47.840 an intense area of focus and study and um stay on top of this uh pretty much on a daily basis great we

01:58:53.760 will talk to you again jeff thank you so much i appreciate it jeff brown the bleeding edge uh follow

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