are definitely earning than it otherwise would have been and you know before obese domenech beast kind of diseases south is related diseases diseases also a lifestyle well radie bankruptcy public how care sector is in many countries because of their snow balling cost for example just in the united states they're in the federal budget goes into medicare and about that of medicare it is child to diabetes now the question i want to ask you is about the prevailing social norms of the time being we treat how to as our turn signal issue do you think that's a sustainable social norm at a time when society is that expected to make such dramatic sacrifices to treat these diseases that are easily preventable we do not know how the virus goes off so we have a lot of data but it's data we'll be able to. gedge only when it's over and 2nd i would not describe any disease as inflicted although of course there is a connection between the old way of life and the way are sealed as also genetics. inclination or does inclination towards a disease so it's not a thing you can blame a person on for having ha

it's time now for our sunday group, cofounder of "the federalist," ben domenech.own university's institute of politics and public service. there are reports this weekend that president trump is going to cut back on the number of white house briefings and cut back on his appearances at them. do you think that's smart? to think these briefings have begun to backfire politically on the president? >> i think that it does make sense to cut back a little bit on these briefings as much as we do get some information out of them and with many times we've seen them just go off the rails and back-and-forth and battles between the president and those in the press but i think that what we really need in this moment is seriousness and we need more seriousness from these briefings. just given your interview with oklahoma's governor right now i think that a lot of people are still operating under some false premises about the kind of challenges that we are facing, the idea that we are going to ramp up mass testing, that we are going to have it at a conference of level very short