Weekly jobless claims hit a record high of 3.28 million people were unemployed last week. That's worse than the worst estimates from last week and the worst on record for the Great Recession was 665,000 jobs lost in 2009.
00:10:01.420And we're, what's worse is one of the things that's in this new bill is if somebody, if you take any of this money and you're a business and somebody tries to unionize,
00:10:15.420you can't say no until you've paid that money back, the government is grabbing control.
00:10:52.180Now let me give you some good news about these guys in California.
00:10:55.400They have now agreed to defer mortgage payments for three months.
00:10:59.660Now, bank of America only agreed to waive mortgage payments for one month, but I have a feeling they're going to change, but Wells Fargo, U S bank city and JP Morgan chase.
00:11:13.160This is only in California, but this is the kind of help that banks can provide.
00:11:19.660If the, the monkey would come off of our back so quickly, if we just said, you know what?
00:11:28.720Three months, don't pay your mortgage.
00:23:25.080Nobody was cooking them up in a nice soup.
00:23:28.040But they have no idea why these these bats are falling out of the sky.
00:23:32.260And they're saying, well, that's part of prophecy because it says, you know, Lord is going to take care of all the all the birds and stuff in the sky and they're just going to go away.
00:24:10.580I mean, and when you have when you have every single Republican who is there to vote voting for it, you know, either everybody's just caved and and toss their principles aside or they believe that this is the only way to save America.
00:24:43.760You know, they but I don't think that they all believe that, yes, every bit of this is is fantastic.
00:24:49.880And I don't I think it is such an overreach to where I don't I mean, I love your idea of of doing a moratorium for three months on mortgages that would that would help immensely.
00:25:06.900And so would every state agreeing to forego property tax for three months, you know, just yes, people relief on that end where they don't have to have so much outgoing and they can keep more of their money.
00:27:37.200I would think that actually would be an impact you'd probably have to address.
00:27:40.560I mean, if you're renting out an apartment complex and everyone starts paying zero a month for three.
00:27:44.520No, that's what I mean by look, if you own it outright, maybe you get a portion of, you know, you get a quarter of your value of a monthly payment or something.
00:28:35.380So I just think that business and homeownership and and apartment complexes, they shouldn't have to meet that that monthly nut for three months.
00:28:49.280Then they could give people and say, look, you know, pay a hundred dollars a month or pay nothing a month, whatever it is, but get rid of it for three months.
00:29:02.580And, you know, the government is attaching certain provisions on receiving the money with the with the businesses.
00:29:07.740Like they're saying, if we give you this money, you can't fire your employees as after we do.
00:29:13.340You could also do that with the banks.
00:30:51.920I'm not talking so much about the actual physical document, but what it says in the document, you know, like forget that.
00:31:01.640Like you can't turn people's water off and their electricity off if they disobey you and your order for them to shut down their business.
00:31:08.880Like in Virginia with Governor Northam, Governor Blackface, making it a crime to assemble something that is literally addressed directly in the U.S. Constitution.
00:31:20.520But you have to dig in quite a ways to the very first amendment to find it.
00:32:04.640Oh, state of Texas today, the president just issued the the order for the National Guard.
00:32:11.360Well, why would this why didn't the governor do that?
00:32:14.640Because if the governors issue a call for the National Guard, then they have to pay for it.
00:32:22.160But if the president orders the National Guard, then the then the federal government pays for it.
00:32:28.820You do not want to set the precedence that the National Guard is under the direction of the president.
00:32:36.940The National Guard must be under the the governors.
00:32:42.620You might have a bad governor, but we can all escape from that state if and then you also have the federal government that can remove that bad governor.
00:32:52.540But if you have the military operating in the United States and it's all under the control of the president and I'm not talking about this president.
00:33:02.660But I can't believe all these Democratic governments governors who said that the president of the United States, Donald Trump, was a fascist, is now giving him the power over their state by moving the military under his direction into their state.
00:33:19.360It's great. I mean, you know, you you obviously don't believe that he's a dictator when you are in that state giving him that much power.
00:33:30.180And thank God, I don't think he is a dictator.
00:33:32.660I don't think he'd become a dictator, but you can't set this precedence.
00:33:38.380And yet and here we are saying of it here.
00:34:25.740Well, now the guy who did the study says, I think we might have enough ICU beds and it's probably only going to kill 20,000 in the UK.
00:34:36.740That's more than half of those, more than half of those, he said, would have died by the end of the year in any way, in any case, because they're sick and old.
00:36:33.140You know, they're talking about the government is doing a study right now.
00:36:36.440And I can guarantee you they're already they're already working towards this if they're not already doing it, where they're tracking everyone's cell phones and everyone's computers, everything.
00:36:47.720So they know exactly where everybody is located.
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00:37:45.540He's putting people in coronavirus vats right now and making them drink whole liquid mix up drinks that are made entirely out of coronavirus.
00:37:56.440And he's making him he put a straw directly into their lungs.
00:38:01.240Well, here's what the head of the WHO said.
00:38:05.000The president of the United States, Donald Trump, is taking responsibility for leading the United States and their response to the global pandemic.
00:38:14.780He said he has repeatedly called on the heads of state to lead a whole government response and said Trump is leading by example.
00:38:45.680I you know, I actually I don't know why, but I actually went online yesterday to some mainstream media sources and really started reading everything.
00:39:09.540You know, it's it's it's I'm glad that the press has discredited itself as much as it as it has, because we shouldn't be reading that crap, because, man, you just you want to kill yourself after reading what they think, you know, is is going on and and how bad things really, really are.
00:39:29.960We're Americans, we're Americans, we're Americans, we're going to make it, we'll find a way.
00:41:38.920Hurts me to say it, but only because I know she's coming to my house and I've already called American financing.
00:41:43.940So I got 10 minutes for anyway, call them at 800-906-2440, 800-906-2440, American financing dot net.
00:41:55.220Go there now, refi your mortgage or ask them about a consolidation loan to get out of those high interest debts with 3.28 million people losing their jobs last week.
00:42:11.260To put that into context, it was about 650,000 that lost their jobs at the peak of 08.
00:42:19.740The worst job loss, I think, was 675,000.
00:43:02.920So I know this is a dumb question, but Stu, I'd like you to help me out on some of these things, okay?
00:43:10.080Going over the bailout, I've had a few things.
00:43:15.440The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Operations and Maintenance.
00:43:19.800For an additional amount for operations and maintenance of $25 million to remain available until September 30th, 2021 to prevent, prepare for, and respond to coronavirus domestically or internationally.
00:43:38.240Including funding for deep cleaning and information technology to improve telework capability and for operations and maintenance requires related to the consequence of coronavirus.
00:43:47.860What exactly does the John F. Kennedy Center need to do besides get a bunch of mothballs and roll them down the aisle and then vacuum them back up when they can open the doors?
00:44:04.520In times of a pandemic, Glenn, you want to make sure you pour money into facilities where people get together to sit really close to each other and watch a show.
00:44:42.200I don't think we should be, you know, $25 million to, you know, the Kennedy Center.
00:44:48.460I mean, how much does it turn, take to turn off the lights and then come back later?
00:44:54.140Why are we paying performers and artists for not performing?
00:44:57.980I mean, get the unemployment that the plumber gets the National Foundation on the Arts and Humanities, five national endowment for the arts, six grants and administration for the additional amount.
00:45:13.440Now, $25 million to turn out the lights of the Kennedy Center.
00:45:18.140This is an additional amount for grants and administration, $75 million to remain available until September 30th, 2021, to prevent, prepare for and respond to coronavirus domestically or internationally to be distributed in grants.
00:46:01.520Howard University for an additional amount for Howard University of $13 million to prepare, to respond to domestically, internationally, help defray the expenses directly caused by coronavirus and enable grants to students for expenses directly related to coronavirus for the disruption of university operations.
00:47:16.440Also notice all of these domestic or international.
00:47:23.460That's that phrase is mentioned 115 times in the document.
00:47:29.540Why does Howard need to spend money outside the U S how much money exactly is going to be leaving the U S because I thought we were bailing out the United States.
00:47:38.780Source of funds used for payments of salaries and expenses of tiny findings, child development center.
00:47:47.700The government accountability office may reimburse the tiny findings, child development center for salaries for employees incurred from April 1st to September 30th, 2020.
00:47:57.260For employees of such center who have been ordered to cease working doing due to measures taken in the capital complex to combat coronavirus, not to exceed a hundred thousand dollars a month.
00:48:08.600So this is the tiny little findings, child development center that's in the capital.
00:50:04.480I give that one to you for free, United States government.
00:50:09.860Federal work study during qualifying emergency in general.
00:50:13.980In the event of a qualifying emergency, an institution of higher education participating in the program under Part C of Title IV of the Higher Education Act, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:50:25.640If they affected work study students for the period of time not to extend one academic year in which affected students are unable to fulfill the student's work study obligation for all or part of such academic year due to such qualifying emergencies as follows, payments may be made, blah, blah, blah.
00:50:42.120So, wait, students who work will get full-time paychecks for not working.
00:50:51.380When did we start giving students a pension?
00:50:58.580Section 3510, continuing education at affected foreign institutions.
00:51:04.220Oh, be nice if we had more information on this section, more detail on exactly how they're going to pay, who they're going to pay for what, how much.
00:51:23.480Temporary relief for student loan borrowers.
00:51:26.720The secretary shall suspend all payments due for loans made under Part D and Part B held by the Department of Education, blah, blah, blah, through September 30th, 2020.
00:51:36.460Consideration of payments notwithstanding any other provision in the higher education, blah, blah, blah.
00:51:41.540Secretary shall deem each month for which the loan payment was suspended under the section as if the borrower of the loan had made the payments for the purpose of any loan forgiveness program.
00:52:15.340I just I just last hour outlined what you should be doing, and that is you should be calling your governor right now and telling the governor to put pressure on the banks to just put a moratorium on your mortgage for three months.
00:52:34.060That's, you know, your your mortgage payment.
00:52:37.540If you have any kind of mortgage payment, that should be suspended for three months because we can use that money to a take the pressure off of families and they don't lose their homes.
00:53:55.040Temporary government in the Sunshine Act relief.
00:53:59.720If the chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System determines in writing that unusual and extreme circumstances exist, the board may conduct meetings without regard to the requirements of Section 552B of Title 5 United States Code.
00:54:15.820So during the period beginning, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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00:57:18.320Agricultural programs, the office of the secretary for an additional amount, the office of the secretary of, hang on just a second.
00:57:39.720Yeah, $9,500,000,000 to remain available until expended, to remain available until expended, to prevent, prepare for, and respond to the coronavirus by providing support for agricultural producers impacted by coronavirus, including producers of specialty crops, producers that supply local food systems, including farmer markets, restaurants, schools, livestock producers, including dairy producers.
01:00:08.800Do you know that the, the entire continent of Africa has fewer cases of coronavirus than New York or Westchester or Nassau or Chicago or Seattle, the entire continent.
01:00:22.420But our children's children's grandchildren are going to be paying for the money that we're sending over so they can fight the coronavirus in this bill.
01:00:32.580It's interesting about all of this is that we're going to see plenty of countries go through this without any social distancing or anything.
01:00:38.420Because I guarantee there's cases in Africa.
01:01:12.940Um, I, I, I want to tell you about life lock.
01:01:16.760If you're as smart as I believe you are, you're the type of person who didn't get completely taken off guard financially.
01:01:22.420When the stock market stepped on several dozen dozen rakes here recently, maybe you've got cash emergency fund that covers your bills for a month.
01:01:30.960Maybe if something goes wrong, maybe you have a generator or something sitting in the garage, just in case, maybe you went out and maybe you went out and bought a loom.
01:01:39.260If anybody has a loom, it's members of this audience.
01:01:41.700They have a loom listen, you are a responsible person.
01:01:46.200And I want to make sure that you are responsible in the digital world as well.
01:01:49.800Cyber criminals and identity thieves are getting smarter all the time with all of this money out there.
01:01:55.320You don't think they are having a celebration.
01:03:10.480If that's what they're doing, then that is worse than nothing at all.
01:03:15.740What I'm talking about is an actual, not a deferment, an actual pass.
01:03:20.640If you want to defer it, then fold it back into the lump sum of the mortgage and just extend it three more months after your mortgage, your loan agreement.
01:03:37.260Otherwise, just don't make that payment for three months.
01:03:40.920That's the way to help people actually stop taking so much money from them.
01:03:48.460And you're not taking, we all agreed on this, but when you let people keep their own money, it's better than giving them money.
01:03:59.420Let them keep that money for three months and let them use it as they see fit, because that is our biggest concern, I think, is our house, our rent, our mortgages.
01:04:11.600And by suspending that and by the state suspending property taxes, yeah, it's going to hurt.
01:04:21.260It's going to hurt the state even more if we all can't afford anything and we all go out.
01:04:26.300So I would urge you to call your governors and ask them to suspend property taxes and also to suspend mortgages for a three-month period to go and negotiate with the banks and see if you can get that extended or suspended for three months.
01:04:45.720Not some sort of deferment program like that, but actually suspend it for three months.
01:04:51.920I think we could get back on our feet and the stress would go way down on people.
01:27:50.140And I wanted to get a message to your audience. If I may. Yes. Go ahead. Yes. Go ahead. Please.
01:27:58.000Um, it's, it's not the, the, the Corona virus. Have you heard of, do you know what I've heard? Yes. We've, we all know it.
01:28:07.540The Corona virus is, is being talked about as if it only affects elderly people. And I want your audience to know that it also can affect young people like you and I.
01:28:20.140And even, even, even youngsters like Joe Biden can be affected by this show.
01:28:27.700Was, we have decided as a campaign to protect Joe Biden from Corona virus.
01:28:35.980And we, we will be putting him in, in a, in a lockdown.
01:28:41.440There's a shed behind his home and he will be behind his home until November.
01:28:48.240We also, he's, wait a minute. He's already in his house. So I, I mean, you just wired his house for television and you know, he's doing these, uh, these, these group meetings online now.
01:29:00.160Well, we're, we, uh, we've looked at the research scientifically and discovered a worry that is not being talked about that Corona virus may pass through cameras.
01:29:15.220Um, which I don't think any of that's true.
01:29:17.620Well, we are, we are, we want to be very careful.
01:29:20.640So we are not going to have Joe do any interviews or speeches or appearances of any kind until November.
01:29:30.680And that's because you're, you're, yeah, you're afraid, uh, mid November, the, the, the election will be over by mid November.
01:29:39.940Yeah. Well, he's planning to vote by mail.
01:29:43.500Right. Okay. No, but I mean, nobody will see him. He won't have a chance to talk to the American people.
01:29:49.060Well, safety first, of course, he would like to tell you about the plan he's putting together for Corona, Corona virus. Do you know, have you heard of the Corona?
01:30:01.600I've heard about the, yes, but what is his plan? Do you have it there?
01:30:04.520Step one, stay home and keep the economy going.
01:30:10.060Step two, meet online only, but make sure to wash your hands before typing.
01:30:19.280Step three, only talk to people who are on your lap.
01:31:00.520And I know that you have an audience who may lean a little to the, to the right side of, maybe not so friendly to some of the policies of, of Joe.
01:31:14.440However, he wants to address that with, with his second amendment plan.
01:31:19.240Okay. What's his second amendment plan?
01:31:22.420Everyone is allowed one blunderbuss. If you, uh, if all, that's, that's all you need. If someone's coming into your house, you just walk out on your porch and you fire your blunderbuss into the sky.
01:34:03.880A judge in Florida has granted a motion to have another mental health expert evaluate a Florida college student accused of fatally attacking a couple outside their home and chewing off part of the man's face.
01:34:16.980Earlier in March, a health expert for the state agreed with the defense expert's assessment that he was insane.
01:34:25.960In the recent ruling, Circuit Court Judge Sherwood Bauer Jr. said this is the only time he'll grant permission for prosecutors to have a second expert appointed to evaluate him, according to the Palm Beach Post.
01:34:38.240He's a 19-year-old Florida University student.
01:34:41.540When the attack happened, he's charged with two counts of first-degree murder with attempted murder on a neighbor who came to the aid of the couple during the attack.
01:34:50.220Defense expert Dr. Philip Resnick wrote that the young man, now 23, really, truly believed he was half man, half dog when he attacked the couple.
01:35:02.280The state's expert psychologist evaluated him for five hours, concluded he was insane.
01:36:46.200Yeah, like, there was the, the Wuhan virus thing was, sort of went this direction.
01:36:50.760Everybody in the press was calling it Wuhan virus, and then one day, it just became racist to do the thing they had been doing.
01:36:57.040And there was never an acknowledgement that they went back and said, well, obviously, it was okay for us to do it at this point, and here's the reasoning.
01:37:04.200It's just, you're doing it now, you're racist, ignore that we ever did it before.
01:37:10.060If you've been telling us we need to accept every little bit of everybody's changes, whatever's going on in their head at that time, why don't we treat, why doesn't this guy get a doghouse?
01:37:20.480Why don't we give him some rubber toys and see what happens?
01:37:24.020And encourage him to live his life that way.
01:37:26.520Make it easier for him to live his life that way.
01:37:29.020Not excusing his murder, but is not insane, is he, for believing he's a half man, half dog?
01:38:10.480As of last Thursday, when our governor decided to close the schools throughout Maryland, our store and every other grocery store, no demand, has been running at breakneck speed to keep up with demands.
01:38:21.600Within a 24-hour period, our store had several hand sanitizer machines stationed throughout the building, and a list of new cleaning requirements were enacted.
01:38:28.940Let me tell you, Wegmans is one of the cleanest stores I've ever seen.
01:38:32.000Now our place shines and sparkles every two hours.
01:38:34.860It's amazing how this company has stepped up.
01:38:37.200Our workforce has changed its responsibility for making product to make sure everyone's safe.
01:38:41.880It's everywhere with this new mandate.
01:38:44.280Yesterday, the baker was told not to make any more cake orders until further notice.
01:38:47.720The reason being, the trucks are needed to bring in the high-demand items, and this is a big deal.
01:38:52.760On the average Saturday, we have between 40 and 60 cake orders.
01:43:29.780I thought an interesting point some economist was making was, instead of looking at this like it's a recession, which sort of everyone's talking about it as bad or a depression, you should look at it more as if it's a nationwide hurricane.
01:43:44.300So basically, like Katrina hits the entire country, because if you could kind of project what happened after these major natural disasters to these cities, it's basically the same effect across the entire country.
01:43:56.560It's actually less than that effect so far.
01:43:59.300So the idea is, if you can get past this thing, maybe you do come back afterwards without having to totally collapse your way of life, which would be nice.
01:44:11.660I think, depending on how long it stays, I mean, if we're out for another eight weeks, I don't know that you can take that kind of a pummeling for eight weeks.
01:44:23.460You know, if we come back by Easter in the world and most of the country, not all of it, but most of the country goes back to work, I think we'll be OK.
01:44:32.380If we get some good news on anything coronavirus related, I think once we do come back, we come back with a vengeance.
01:44:42.580We come back with real force because we're all going to be well rested, ready to go back to work.
01:44:48.460We talked about this a little bit yesterday, I think, Glenn, where there's this idea where we all have to come up with the exact right thing that's happening with this virus.
01:45:00.660All the things everyone is so sure of everything, every pundit is so sure of everything that's going to happen next.
01:45:07.460But the bottom line, if you want to step back from this, this thing is going to answer itself.
01:45:13.580If we have 75,000 dead in a week and a half in New York City, everyone's going to be begging to stay home in their house to make sure another outbreak like that doesn't happen.
01:45:24.780If if what we're seeing so far doesn't escalate and that we don't have an Italy type of situation, they're all saying the peak of this is going to be within the next two to three weeks.
01:45:35.940So if they're wrong on that and it's not really horrible in two to three weeks, the American people are not going to stay put forever.
01:45:44.760You're going to have to have a really clear plan and and and allow it to play out, because honestly, like if this is as bad as some of these models said,
01:45:54.160and we've talked about how some people are backing off of those worst projections now, which is a real positive and hopefully true.
01:46:00.080But if that's happening and we don't and we see this really bad, scary thing go on, we're all going to be like they're not going to have to ask us to not go to work.
01:46:09.220So could I could I suggest something scary and then give you something to do about it?
01:46:20.820And I hope we don't get here, but I'm just looking at global trends and there is a disturbing trend that is happening that people are not talking about.
01:46:32.040So, first of all, if you look around the world, countries are beginning to adopt measures to secure their own food supplies among the fears of shortages.
01:46:43.080So far, it's countries like Kazakhstan.
01:46:46.420They are not importing or I'm sorry, exporting any food.
01:46:53.720In Russia, grain exports have been put on a 10 day hold until next week when they'll reevaluate.
01:47:00.840Vietnam has refused to sign any new rice export conduct contracts.
01:47:06.680Serbia has placed restrictions on the export of selected foods there in Europe.
01:47:12.360It's the agricultural sector that is in real trouble.
01:47:16.160The agricultural sector is is really getting hit hard, and that is mainly due to the labor shortages.
01:47:25.620France has just called on citizens who have been laid off due to the coronavirus to consider working in the agricultural industry.
01:47:33.460They're calling it agricultural patriotism.
01:47:35.880They're saying go out and plant the fields and help them bring up the fields.
01:47:40.160If you are unemployed, this is something that Americans would have done in the Great Depression.
01:47:45.560There would be no need for anybody to have to worry about, you know, labor shortages.
01:47:52.060But how many Americans are willing to do that today and just go move across the country just for a migrant salary and, you know, plant crops?
01:48:03.860How many of us have the skill to be able to do that?
01:48:06.940Germany has extended their work permits from 70 to 115 days, exempted all farm workers from paying Social Security contributions because they need 300,000 farm workers there.
01:48:22.000You know how many farm workers we need here?
01:48:24.500On top of all of this, you have Amazon with 10 warehouses now with infections.
01:48:31.920Trader Joe's is closing its stores all across New York due to their infected employees.
01:48:37.620Frito-Lay closed a factory in California after its employees tested positive.
01:48:44.280And let's not forget, all across the Middle East, all of the crops were eaten by locusts.
01:48:51.400Here's what I would like to suggest you do.
01:48:54.580I would like you to plant what used to be called a victory garden.
01:48:58.980I think it's very, very wise to right now get online or go to your seed store and buy some seeds, some heirloom seeds, if you can, and plant a garden.
01:49:15.240You don't want to be I don't think we're going to have mass shortages of food, but it sure would take the it sure would take the worry out of our lives if we all started to plant gardens.
01:49:27.220If you have space to do it, I highly recommend you do it right now.
01:49:32.700We may not be getting some of the imported food that we normally get, especially if this hits Mexico the way it should hit Mexico.
01:49:45.120And California could be down our farmers.
01:49:48.320We're now entering the planting season.
01:50:32.120But I want you to start thinking about the things that you can do to help.
01:50:38.320If you are blessed with any kind of money.
01:50:42.420Those who have been given much, much is required.
01:50:50.040I've always been interested in that word required.
01:50:52.660Mercury One is my charity, and we're trying to raise money.
01:50:59.580We wanted to raise $50,000 today, but I'd like to double that to $100,000.
01:51:06.200They started with a $25,000 donation for Team Rubicon.
01:51:11.740They're one of our partners, but all of our partners need help for the soup kitchens and the people who are delivering food to elderly and keeping the wheels on at our local level.
01:51:25.500These are churches that get money from us.
01:51:28.500We have a real shortage of cash because it's going to go out the door quickly.
01:52:36.820If you want to roll up your sleeves, great.
01:52:39.220If you can just pull out your wallet, that is probably going to be something that is needed more than anything else at this time.
01:52:46.140Mercuryone.org, 100% of what you give goes directly to whatever it is you're choosing.
01:52:55.780So if you're choosing to help out the people right now who are suffering from COVID-19 and they need groceries or whatever it is, 100% will go to that.
01:53:07.780We pay for the staff and overhead in other ways.
01:53:54.980They're also saying get rid of all of your devices.
01:53:57.620If you're doing business at home, you shouldn't have, you know, Alexa or anybody else that's not really real sitting in the same room with you because this is a prime time for cyber criminals.
01:54:12.820Uh, right now you're also going to see fake products, phony stock deals, fabricated emails, text, social media posts.
01:54:20.860You have to be very, very, very careful.
01:54:24.100Cyber criminals are shrewd and you're going to miss some of the stuff that you shouldn't miss, but you will because there's just too much out there.
01:54:31.920No one can prevent all identity theft, but I'm telling you.
01:55:58.840None of us want to be cooped up in our homes just as the weather is turning nice, just as spring break travel plans were approaching, just as the campaign for the presidency is kicking into high gear.
01:56:12.320It's unfair to all of us, and it's unnecessary for all of us, but it's necessary in fact.
01:56:19.960It's necessary for all of us to have to deal with it.
01:56:22.740You know, we have to stay home because we can transmit live viruses to other people before
01:56:29.720we feel the signs of sickness ourselves.