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nahid bedelia, an infectious disease physician and msnbc medical contributor 37 let me start with what the president said last night. dr. fauci contradicted it. but this idea we're turning a corner. what corner is it and what's around it? >> chuck, i think the concern that most public health officials right now have is we're actually going to see an increase given that we're going into the fall and winter months. but i think the bigger concern is we're at 9/11. and we're talking about 9/11 right now. and right after that big event, one of the big things this country did was invest in global health security. and the idea that the threats to this country could be multifold. the emerging pathogens are one of those threats. when you talk to anybody in my field of pandemic preparedness and all the simulations that we've had and all the prepared activities that we've had, i think none of us actually considered the fact that the achilles heel to the american pandemic response might actually be our own white house. none of us had in our bing ore cards that it would be the president of the unit

nahib bedelia.r for the cdc to update this guidance that the virus is airborne. that's something that other nations already talked about, the studies seemed to show it. why now? what do you think is behind that? >> great question. so this is the second of the cdc documents public documents we have seen changes in. at the end of last week, the cdc updated guidelines on testing, to stress the importance of testing those who have been exposed and don't have symptoms because we know asymptomatic transmission is a part of this. they updated the guidance on how this disease is transmitted. so as you said, rolling amount of body of information that the virus sticks around longer and travels faster or travels farther and at the those farther distances can transmit the disease and becomes important because it is stressing why indoors are so much more dangerous. and having many people without masks and indoor setting is so much more dangerous and potentially being outside with smaller group of people. i do th