analysis of what the magnitude of the problem is, and the data to say how it is affecting communities of color and everyone in our population and help us defeat this virus. god willing and science granting, we will have hopefully a vaccine at some point, a cure, therapeutics and the rest. but we don't now. we don't now. but we do have the tools to kill the virus. testing, tracing, treatment, separation. our , sanitation, and in bill we have the resources to do so. and they respect the role that the states play in all of this. so i'm hoping that the grim reaper will not be responsible for even more dangerous behavior that causes more deaths in our country because we have ignored science. we haven't acted in an evidence-based way. in this p but say that election in november, science, science, science, and science are going to be on the ballot. that is what is at stake here. and it's a matter of life and death. with that, i'm pleased to take any questions. es, sir. reporter: last time we...

the last three weeks, we have seen a change. i think now this is back in the news. i think people understand. it was natural. i would do press events in may. i would never be asked about coronavirus.