has a mandatory vaccination against certain who you know assistant who some of the countries portugal ireland some other as well are less a path to the current damage and those that. seek what should. be c e that scene provide protection from holland i think when i look at the numbers and has chosen portugal and. ireland and there are definitely much less than well whatever realities you are america and in terms of mortality that there are much less nasty interests. so yeah i think we have to be careful when we in turn. those data are 1st of all the testing is not the same in every country globally and that can influence the results plus if you just simply look at the number of quoted $1000.00 cases with the end in countries with b.c.g. vaccination there may be other factors that are making a difference that we don't know about so in any event the numbers are very small the difference caused by b.c.g. is little and i'm not sure that that would be a useful approach for the entire world to take. kali 98 south windows that mutates into other flu like seasonal thanked me or like many of them are

that member countries can can use to prevent economic collapse it's already been in use portugal greece and ireland all used money from the european stability mechanism. but it came with a whole load of strings a touch and that's why there's been disagreement over how this money should be distributed so back off of the financial crisis countries that were using money from this fund how to introduce a therapy measures and that was something that was quite painful for the people of those countries what they were disagreeing about this time is should there be strings attached or not because countries like spain and italy which have been hardest hit by the pun demick think this isn't our fault this is a health crisis we shouldn't have to pay up more just because we have been disproportionately affected by this other countries most notably the netherlands where say well you're still haven't really been very fiscally responsible over the last few years we don't just want to give you as much money as you want with no strings attached ok so what we're waiting to hear the details of all that and what sort o

observations of the last nations that have hit the wall and have gone down, whether it be greece or ireland or portugal or spain, or any of the ones -- it seemed like they hit in the 125% to 140%. and i know there's no false precision to this, and i know this is subjective. but i'd like to hear your informed comments about, you know -- many people have said we've gone over the cliff. we haven't yet. there is a cliff. i mean, i don't know if you want to make any comments upon what, where you believe the end of the road could reasonably be for this country. it's obviously debatable and subjective and -- >> so, the question as i take it is how big can the u.s. national debt get without -- yes. and of course, nobody knows, and debt optimists will point to places like great britain, which several times in its history hit roughly 250% of its gdp. yeah, wow. but the british -- >> special -- >> no, no, i don't know the special gate. the british had something akin to our fiscal constitution, and during the pokz britannia, for example, held the line on deficits, and that gdp, debt-to-gdp ratio came down consider