but cassettes are a tangible analog form of media.ho are drawn to cassettes and also young people who have grown up with digital sound will have a novel experience by listening to music this way. >> just like back in the day, packaging is a big part of the appeal. >> some customers want to listen to the cassette. but a lot of others don't even own something to play them on. tapes are cute. i often hear o of people using them like home ornaments. >> and in tokyo bustling shibuya district, there is even a cafe with an actual wall of sound. ♪ dream all you like. it won't stop others from getting their kicks out of the humble cassette. >> translator: basically supported by people who used to listen to tapes when they were young. but, now, there are increasing numbers of people in their 30s and 40s who are also getting involved. what i am hoping for now is to see this enthusiasm for analog media grow into a bigger movement. >> katerina, nhk world, tokyo. >> fast forward 40 or so years since the '80s. for those of you in your 40s or 50s, th

so, in my mind, actually the analogy should be more to be for complacency.usan: the nih has a graph that helps people understand when things become pandemics. they include these metrics. wide geographic extension high , attack rates and explosiveness, minimal immunity, novelty, effectiveness, contagiousness, and severity. all the ones from history we are going to talk about clearly fit into that criteria. i am wondering about the infectiousness versus contagiousness. what is the difference there? christian: well, you know, i'm a historian so i hesitate to answer questions that have no -- that have real medical meanings behind them. that refers to the ease which one can catch a disease. on medical questions i would like to leave it at that. .o be responsible susan: i understand. he referenced one aspect of it, the role of fear in pandemics. on a continuum i would say on one level, public health officials and government officials want the public to be anxious enough that they can pay attention but not move all the way to panic. so can you talk about the role o

in the 19 century the cholera epidemic would be the most, the clearest analogy.usan: we are going to have an opportunity to dig into some of those lessons of history a bit more, but when you look at the response, of course things are so much different for society now. you talk about how important it is to learn lessons from past pandemics and epidemics. what lessons have we clearly learned? christian: what lessons have we clearly learned? that is a good lesson. i'm only smiling because as an historian it is not a was clear we have learned lessons from the past. the one lesson we probably advise and -- envisioned most is to roll out things as methodically as possible, to pay attention to reliable news holdes, to do our best, to certain sectors of society from spreading pandemics. we are not seeing a tremendous amount of that at this time, so the clamp down on misinformation perhaps is one of the lessons we have learned that i see playing out now. that is not to say there is not misinformation. susan: the flipside of the question is, are you seeing patterns clearly

. >> the only analogy i can really think of is a football analogy and i apologize to you women in thence for not being able to think of a more appropriate analogy they told me they didn't want you here anyway. i didn't expect to you be here. >> jesse: say what you want about the content of that 1973. if that had been donald trump on tape saying those exact things, all hell would have broken lose, if it's joe biden no one cares. >> rudy: of course if it was donald trump and donald trump jr. they both would be indicted by now. the unfairness of it and the double standard is horrible. i will tell you what that displays to me. i mean, i have known joe since 1976. and i know people went to law school with him. he was the dumbest guy in the law school class. i mean, that could be the product of an inadequate iq. but, right now we have got something worse going on. what i see, i mean, i have had relatives who i think we probably all have, if you can't figure out what's going on with joe biden right now, then you are covering up. and if you can't figure out that he was involved in the bribery

. >> the only analogy that i can really think of is a football analogy and i apologize to you women in the audience are not thinking of a more appropriate analogy they told me they did not want to hear anyway i was not expecting women to be here. jesse: what about the content of that, 1973, if that had been donald trump on tape saying the exact things, all hell would've broken loose, if it's joe biden they do not care. rudy: if it was donald trump in jrdonald trump junior, they woud be indicted by now. so the unfairness and the double standard is horrible. i will tell you what that displays to me, i have known joe since 1976. lawumknow people went to school with him, he's the dumbest guy in law school class. that could be the product of an adequate iq but right now we have something worse going on. what i see, i've had relatives and we probably all have, if you cannot figure out what's going on when joe biden right now then you are covering up. and if you cannot figure out that he was involved in the bravery then you are really so naÏve you should not be covering anything, my god, i ha

they want to get the game over and move on and stop doing football analogies. >> and we will.hank you very much. let me bring in chris van hollen. senator, thank you very much for joining us. you are a member of the budget committee. you're heavily involved in all of this. when will we see ordinary americans get checks? give us an update on that. i think that's what most people are waking up to this morning saying, great, it's fine it's taken this long. when are we going to see that aid? >> well, good question. time is of the essence. look, we're just getting the text of this bill now. we've been working 24/7. people will have a chance to review this. we would like to move quickly in the united states senate. any senator could object and hold this up. that's a potential hiccup here. the house will have to review it. but the big pieces of this agreement have come together well. let's look at the fine print quickly. time is of the essence both in terms of the fight on the health care front. but also the economic fallout which of course is growing by the day. we're working very h

he has the best analogy wait for.it >> in 2016, i said we are playing flying it, was being built in realtime, so some days we don't have windows, some days we don't have pilots >> a lot of days we don't have pilots. >> some days we don't have chairs, we are laying on the floor. this time is up to the president, let's build an entire fleet before we even take off. that is why is firing on all cylinders. that's why the media can do anything, but they can't say anything in negative about the campaign because it's operating better more smoothly, better for this party, and the future of the party and the president. pretty >> interesting statistic, where the ladies in the room by the way today? >> wait a minute, i don't get guys, i thought you didn't support donald trump because your woman. is that the most ridiculous thing you've ever heard. let me tell you guys a great statistic here. this is what you need to know, there are a lot of polls out there. in 2016 the donations that we got in the trump campaign, 25% of those, c

from an assumed i want to discover things it's about sharpening my senses what can i see what analogies can i make life so a voyage of discovery. europe's major museums are like a 2nd home for josh and today he certainly seemed babylonian part standing just outside of and then his photo series people matching artworks in 29000 trash and 2nd book of photos was published the photographer who is based in berlin has become known internationally through his blog social media and exhibitions of his works he finds connections between people and art in hand styles patterns calmness and poses . 5 minutes after entering the museum he's already found a match. because that's a nice composition. in a circus show you know for this thing should happen and there should also be a poetic call minute there's a moment and then it's gone and the shoes have quiet soles for normally i'd wear smarter shoes about they're the quietest ones i've got. traction has around 11 seconds to capture a photo that's the average time a museum visitor spends looking at an artwork. his images help bring the cost into the pres

from others who might want to discover things it's about sharpening my senses what can i see what analogies can i make life so a voyage of discovery. europe's major museums are like a 2nd term for. today's at the museum in potsdam just outside of his photos people matching artwork in 29000 russian 2nd book of photos was published the photographer who is based in berlin has become known internationally through his social media and exhibitions of his works he finds connections between people and art in hairstyles patternist condos and poses. 5 minutes after entering the museum he's already found a match. that's a nice composition. think should happen and there should also be a poetic calm in it there's a moment and then it's gone the shoes have quiet soles for normally i'd wear smarter shoes but they're the quietest ones i've got. traction has around 11. that's the average time a museum visit her spends looking at an artwork. his images helped bring the past into the present. crash and is especially pleased with this person matching artwork taken from tiff caravan chose this this is. addictiv

the more you had exposed to analogy —— analogy response, ——. .. you had exposed to analogy —— analogys decreasing the inflammatory response. that is very easy to understand. thank you for that. is it possible that children could be spreading it without their knowing it? of course. as far as what we have known, a majority of people only have mild to no symptoms so unfortunately, i cannot say no, but that is a possibility still. i want to talk a little better but misinformation online. the danger is that someone clicks and sees a rumour about particular medicine or otherwise stop you do not need me to tell you that that must be incredibly frustrating for you. it has. that is what we are here for. utilise your physician, your primary care physician, your primary care physician, your primary care physician, your doctors to see if what you're reading online is accurate. but also reliable. right now there is plenty of information going about as to what medication to use, what medications to stay away from that has a lot of the questions we re from that has a lot of the questions were gettin

the death of this fire maybe to give you a completely different example i just am to help with the analogy. when the olympic games were being organized in brazil and the brazilian authorities they played fast balan's measures to ensure effective law enforcement and unfortunately a lot of these systems are still in place today because they become in banking we think. there will be at the enforcement one will be tell us one or another one of the systems are in place it is really difficult to backtrack the coronavirus crisis is a civil course it's not a terrorists not a war it's something else this crisis will be over we might find ourselves with no virus that's good but with no privacy either and that will be a major loss for democratic countries and societies. as the pandemic spreads news consumers are searching far and wide for information they can rely on but what if 2 of your primary sources of news the government and the most watched television news channel are setting aside medical science in favor of politically driven fiction that's what americans have been dealing with the stream of

i'm uncomfortable with that analogy coming from this particular president because i don't think he hasience. i agree with you, sara. i think, you know, this needs to be led by physicians. it needs to be led by medical experts, people with, you know, that kind of expertise. i think his respoe

. >> the only analogy i can really think of is a football analogy and i apologize to you women in theudience for not being able to think of a more appropriate analogy, but they told me here they didn't want you here any way. i didn't expect you to be here. >> i came here to talk football. you can't possibly know going about football. can you imagine if any republican said this. there's hysteria in the media mob. outrage, normal selective outrage as it usually s. here's one more. one point in the speech. biden singled out a woman in the front row. listen to this. >> senator, i find you very articulate. may i ask -- >> i think you're very lovely. come up front. >> the rest is not very good. >> that's way thought. that's why. that's i didn't tried to compliment you. i thought i'd scare you out of it. >> to the best of your knowledge, senator, do you believe that the demic party has ever been involved in something as atrocious as bug? >> sure. yes. yes i d. but bugging isn't the question, kiddo. >> yeah, kiddo. this guy is trying to win over social justice warriors in the democratic party

outside of a wartime, it's hard to think of analogy stop by live in boston massachusetts.s, around where eyelid, the restaurants, the shops, they are all having to stay closed. they can't hold onto employees. everybody is letting people go. even some of the big companies. it's a very, very difficult situation. what kind of historical analogies might there be, if you cast your mind back to the 20th century? you know, in terms of what we are experiencing, the health crisis, it really has to be the spanish flu of1918— crisis, it really has to be the spanish flu of 1918— 1919, where i think 2% of the world population died. i mean, that would be getting 150 million people if that happened here, and absolute devastation. i don't think that will happen, but we are bringing the economy bores to try to prevent that. in terms of the debt of the recession, you really have to go back, at least, to the great depression for a global recession like. now, mind you, the drop is phenomenal. if all goes well, we will come back quicker than we did in the great depression. but this is worse th

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your future engine just doesn't work as cool as it sounds. >> we love your analogies.at is very cool. >> thank you very much. we will see you here next week. before we go, now as we look of joe biden will be the nominee and look at how we will be covering it. will cover his corruption, how he is compromised by china when he was the puppet of his donors and how his family got rich off his government role, and yes we will cover his mental capacity. don't let democrats tell you this is inappropriate. they constantly question trumps mental fitness. president reagan was gaga. sadly he was diagnosed with alzheimer's. mostly we been laughing about items almost daily mental malfunction, but if he really does have some sort of age-related debility, of course would be totally wrong to laugh at it and we would stop but his handler say he's fine and as long as they do, we will mock him mercilessly including tonight in the joe biden comedy section coming up later. all right. coming up, a couple important updates. a great cover-up scandal on nbc news. that's coming up. i'm phil mick

there is my analogy.he gods must be crazy analogy. >> juan: dana, you will have to come up with a movie. what i was driving at with jesse and greg is there is already talk in washington that they will have to do something more. we've already committed such a astounding amount of money given the astounding amount of unemployment but it still may not be enough. >> dana: it may not but i think that's kind of putting the cart before the horse. the only movies that i really knew where like the muppet movies and remember in the muppet movie -- i'm kidding. if you have to do it again, remember that this wasn't like what happened in 2008. where the banks were failing because of the mortgage lending and everything. in that situation i know people were mad about it. like bailing out the bank, but the government actually ended up making money from those banks because within two years the bank paid that money with interest. so in this situation the government is telling people, you cannot go to work. so the governmen

i don't like the analogs he's using. first of all, most of your viewers may not be aware, 1987, the s&p 500 closed up. 2011, the s&p closed, i think flat or slightly up for the year in neither case did those massive sell offs whether we're talking about the crash of 87 or we're talking about the fall of 2011 during the european crisis, in neither case did those bear markets occur from all time record highs we just watched a stock market go down 30% in 22 days from a record high and unlike prior recessions, we're not talking about a situation where people feel a little bit less confident so they spend 20% less than they used to. how about a situation where people can't spend money if they tried because they are being told to stay at home 25,000 infections in new york state and governor cuomo told us a half an hour ago that the number is doubling every three days i don't like those analogs i don't think they make any sense in this context. i understand what he's trying to say. i don't think it will be helpful. this is unch

i don't mind the war analogy.analogy sort of works for me. we should keep going with it. we know it's a war, hopefully we will see an end. if we mobilise all resources, the labs, the chemicals, the nhs, the equipment, we should be able to win it. i don't want to leave us talking about war. i want to go back to the front page of the guardian for their main pick. i don't know if we can get it. herd immunity. goats want to empty streets in north wales. while we are inside, there is one set of species rather enjoying themselves. this group of goats have decided to go and stroll around in wales is amazing. there is something that's been really special, actually. the media have done it well and individuals have done it extremely well, where people have been entertaining us. there is such a lot of sadness in what is going on but there are these amazing stories in this group of goats. you could almost imagine that picture being recreated with the kind of abbey road... abbey road goats. you could recreate that for tomorrow

-- i'm going mess up my sports analogies with you two.be good. the bottom line i think he has going to have done a lot of work with actual confidence that he can actually carry the ball across the finish line. >> my guess is you are probably the best athlete of the three of us. >> probably not, probably not. >> abdul, thank you for peking the case. tomorrow we'll give a really different picture about the state of play in this party. thank you both. we saw bernie sanders. huge crowd behind him. he is making his case. he is going to take on the interests. you know what he is. this is the other rally that we're waiting on, joe biden's. now, what will happen with the movement of klobuchar, the movement of buttigieg and even beto o'rourke toward biden specifically in texas? we're going to talk than. we're also going to take on the other major story in the country right now, coronavirus. the man you want to talk to is dr. anthony fauci. he is the man who understands our past, our present, and what we need to do to control what happens next. we'

i'm kind of getting it that i haven't analog rain and i thank him for his patients. ben is a global fellow and he will discuss his latest book right now called sub -- "the hacker and the state." spoiler alert hackers to change the world. how? been maxis cyber operations are an fellow glee part of international relations in the gap between united states and other countries has narrowed considerably. get that folks, narrowed considerably pared from north korea's efforts to hack for cash million dollars worth against the bank of thank england -- to russia's maligned activity for misinformation to electric lockouts in ukraine there is plenty to talk about. understanding how cyber tools are used and abused is his specialty and also taking care of analog brain logs. he's a marshall scholar and received his ph.d. from kings college in london and he knows everything. even more important though i've said this then is beloved here. as a former member of congress that would be me who tried to ensure technical intelligence collection tools weren't cumbersome or legal and regular

. >> i can use all sorts of analogi analogy rig analogies right till late.us, they are deeply worried about economic growth and the effect. the uncertainty, the level of uncertainty, is so intense around the world on this. then on top of this, there is this var nasty, little spat between the russians and the saudis over the price of oil. and the saudis basically said we are going to turn on the taps. we're going to flood the word with oil. now, that might sound great at first blush but it's not. oil markets need to be orderly, as steve mnuchin said this evening, the treasury secretary. and they're not. and investors simply capitulated. >> because of the coronavirus, right? >> coronavirus. imagine a house on fire and the saudis went and poured gasoline on top of it. >> do you see signs of a recession? >> yes. >> well, you just can't say yes. come on. that's -- >> i mean, you cannot have this level of disruption and dislocation and economic noise and chaos without, eventually, having this downward spiral that leads to recession. there will be a recession in eu

beat in england that's classroom assistants that's boris johnson language slogan the logic of your analogy with a fraud. the unions some of the thinking about it given the me jump. should be cutting a deal no it isn't universal menahem now are never going to be in a stronger position to say it taught at least debate with the republic the this moment as opposed to waiting on another 20 years when unison is going to be a much smaller natural what if political change is coming we've gone way beyond the binary of the status quo of staying in the u.k. as is or that traditional sense of creating a 32 kind to unitary state there are all sorts of other possibilities as to wreck rulers joint authority there is one country 2 systems not popular given that the hong kong model these days right through the reporting is probably 6 or 7 options i'm not advocating for anything but making northern ireland work. but people need to realize that there's not a binary anymore in the same way that the population of the country isn't a binary we're not all either protestants or catholics eunice or nationalist the

it's a great analogy. there's something to it.k that's why people lined up behind joe biden. is there a notion that they have to do something to stop bernie sanders. >> i hate that analogy only because i hate casting people as the enemy and that's something that senator sanders when he rails against the democratic party and the establishment, you know, i always say -- and what i've heard from a lot of rank and file democrats -- the people who do the school board elections and the city council elections, those are -- that's the democratic party, too, and when you attack the democratic party, you're attacking those people, too, and they feel t i heard that from some people in south carolina and they feel like how can i be with you if you see me as the enemy. i do think idealogically, yes, there are people who are opposed to senator sanders, i think there are people who very much feel he would not be able to get it done in part because he has not built the relationships in the congress that you need if you're going to try to have a r

ofan this is going back to that analogy of an iceberg are used.ere is almost certainly in the community and probably every corner of the earth now large numbers of cases of this drifting along an undercurrent that we don't know about because we haven't tested them. we could have continued that conversation and i don't doubt that we might have another one in the coming days. thank you so much for your time today. chris smith a virologist at cambridge university. the duchess of sussex has used one of her last appearances as a senior royal to urge men to do more to respect women. she was speaking during a surprise visit to a school in east london on friday. the details have been released this morning to mark international women's day. last night, meghan appeared with her husband prince harry at an event in london. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. take a good look, because we won't be seeing much more of this for a while. the duke and duchess of sussex last night at the royal albert hall, still introduced as their royal highnesses, a

the lanes of the communication's highway from analog to digital. that was cable, broadcast. satellite. the satellites had been launched but the services had not yet begun. with the digital television standard, the radio standard. meeting, itmission was an extraordinary time. we begin the first auction, at used handt they placards to bid. implementedat, we this 1996 telecom act which dramatically changed the landscape by introducing in the video. dramatically changed the landscape for broadcast. widening the ability to consolidate broadcast properties. >> looking back, did you get it right? did the groundwork laid correctly? >> i think we did. and c-spanwe did -- can appreciate this -- requirement for children's television in broadcast. some of it we got very right. some of it, the marketplace said, we are not sure we need this anymore. the mission implemented the law. issue with this telecom act isbasically congress basically settling battles that priorken place during the 10 years. not looking forward, looking at what this internet might be about. what are some of the issue

analogy 0. feeling eco friendly solutions to combat threats to our planet on. new york's central park becomes a giant field hospital and donald trump talks a very tough days ahead amid predictions of up to 240000 coronavirus debts in the u.s. . i'm about to send in this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. italy remember it's thousands of dead the highest virus toll in the world but spain has just had its worst day yet. a health emergency in mexico latin american countries step up measures to combat the pandemic. and the sounds of comfort how artists worldwide to entertaining fans under a lockdown. the u.s. is being told to be ready for a very rough 2 weeks ahead as they could on a virus pandemic spreads just a week after president donald trump suggested the country could be back in business by mid april is now urging americans to heed official guidelines that are being extended the number of dead in the u.s. has cost $3800.00 people that's more than china where the virus originated the united states also has the highest number of infections. i want eve

known shines lights from different directions this analog technique is called light painting. the process takes about 2 hours. the next day and théodore studio in colona the finishing touches are made to the photo. just a little brightening as necessary. all other effects were done on site. look all this can be worked on and we can create a reflective contemplate of mood. for thoughts a little bit apocalyptic this. rusty wreck rediscovered and brought to life one last time before it's sent back to oblivion. they do have a morbid sort of charm lost cars can be found online of war on our website of course as usual at dot com slash culture a lot does bring us to the end of the program for today so i'm told next time take good care for all of us here in the studio in berlin all the best it has. desperate people. families overcome by fear and distrust dramatic pictures from the greek turkish border. once again refugees are caught between competing political interests it. seems the recall of my current crisis some 2015. these people have lost all hope some good. 30 minutes on t.w. .

known shines lights from different directions this analog technique is called light painting. the process takes about 2 hours. the next day in ted or studio in colona the finishing touches are made to the photo . just a little brightening is necessary. other of facts were done on site. all this can be worked on and we can create a reflective contemplate of mood. for thoughts a little bit apocalyptic this. rusty rack rediscovered and brought to life one last time before it's sent back to oblivion. they do have a morbid sort of charm lost cars can be found online of war on our website of course as usual at dot com slash culture a lot does bring us to the end of the program for today so i'm told next time take good care for all of us here in the studio in berlin all the best and it has. enter the conflict zone year after year the war in yemen goes on with no apparent indian sites but who's really trying to stop it my guess is we here in munich is the country's foreign minister mohammad abdullah al muhajir most of the thousands of civilian casualties to be enormous human suffering

together with other people's like in a confined environment for an extended period of time and for ash analogy it's even a little bit more complicated because once in space we were lifted up for 6 months we all come from different countries different languages have a cultural background which is different and so communication is the key and we learned before the flight of space how to how to like adapt our way out to interact with other so we talked very openly on the problems that we need to like ok you have this and this which i don't really like and you're change this man a little bit and then once you talk openly then you feel well prepared and i think that the mission itself is then very easy. well what would you say helped you psychologically speaking while you were disconnected from everything. it's very important to have a regular schedule during the day so i plan my day and i plan to project i plan also positive parts of a half that you're into that day and then we also plan to have time to get up together with my crew together with my team and it's lunch time it's even in dinner time

analogous to the house where they can debate on friday at 9:00 a.m. eastern. welcome news to the 3.3 million americans who file for unemployment recently and has economic aid package heads to the house, you can watch live coverage on the consideration of c-span. the senate is set to return on april 20 unless additional work is expected on legislation. watch live senate coverage on c-span2. >> next and update from the world health organization on the coronavirus pandemic. the w.h.o. director general also, some president trump coronavirus response effort. >> good morning, good evening and good afternoon,

we don't have analog services anymore. how will we have no decay -- notifications if we don't have our smartphone. how are we going to deal with that? thank you. i don't see a scenario in which we will go back. this will be a bigger problem. with 5g internet, we will be more connected and at every point in our day, we will have internet be a thing. recommend,at we particularly for companies involved in critical infrastructure is that they effectively maintain analog systems in the event they cannot go online and we have to weather a massive cyber attack. we tend to talk about all these big state on state, san juan, etc., think about how this affects daily life. u.s. paying off -- you are paying off your student debt and you make a payment on your first house and you try to why that money to what you think is there a cyber criminal intercepted and there goes your life savings. that is happening every single day in this country. everyback to this idea, citizen is on the front lines in this fight. this is not just nationstate

as i said, silicon valley is an analog place as much as a digital place and a very analog place compared to many industries you'll see those gatherings coming back. i think it's critically important people network and know each other. life eventually will return to the next normal, guess you'd call it. we all will have some important lessons to learn about these kind of crisises i think they will return but not for a while and not, at least until the fall, if not longer. >> good point. these things do change us. hopefully in positive ways thank you. >> thank you >>> profession mall spoal sport suspending their seasons or flat out cancelling their games and tournaments. with us mlb agent scott boras. thank you for time today we're grateful >> good morning. >> what is the calculus inside the league for the sake of these media companies who relied on this live content, can you envision games without crowds? say sometime before memorial day. >> i think that first thing is that the sport provides baseball provides a daily life type of involvement in household i think the most important thing

it's an analogy, isn't it?f we fight together. thank you to both of you. that is it for the papers this hour. claire and jo will be back at 11.30pm for another look at the papers. goodbye for now. and before the weather, a moment to take a quick look at how appreciation for nhs workers has been marked — this time in north devon. matthew alford decided to create this message of gratitude — with a little help from farmer john govier — after seeing other farmers showing their thanks. located near exmoor, it measures more than 100 metres high and almost 400 metres wide. and took two hours from planning to mowing. and it looks much better... fairly cloudy skies across much of central and northern britain and i think that's good to be the way for many of us as we get on through wednesday with some rain to contend with as well, especially so at the start of the day. this is a gradually working its way bit further south with time. but enough start in the south. come mid—afternoon, at the pool find lots of that rain ass

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in economist i spoke to earlier from analogous caution that the influence central banks can have overomy will be very limited. even if you lower taxes, it doesn't really mean that people will consume. they have to be confident when they consume, especially consumer durables, which is collapsing. i think what you need to do is to keep the economy working, not necessarily immediately lowering taxes. at the beginning of this outbreak we thought it would be limited to china. now we all know that this is much more global. where do you expect the impact will hit the most? a lot of what is happening isa the most? a lot of what is happening is a supply shortage from china, because china is the largest producer of immediate goods in the world by 33% of intermediate goods globally coming from china, which means that everyone will suffer from shortages in the supply chain. and i think that is a key shock coming from china. we can't forget that a lot of what is happening, dragging down economies, the upset of china comes from china. staying with the coronavirus, british airways and ryanair have c

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