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here in idaho, that's just not happening.at the level of the primary care clinics, particularly our clinic, we are being overwhelmed just as you describe. we normally receive 1800 phone calls a day, we are now receiving over 3,000. 75% of the calls are for coronavirus related questions. the community spread is so high here, we have a positivity rate that's 25%. that has impact on our staff and our doctors. from the community spread, not from in clinics, our own staff on a daily basis, 30 to 40 are out and 5 to 10 doctors. and the third thing is because of this, and the staff not being available, we have had to close six of the urgent care clinics. and my concern is in a sense we all need to see our doctors at some time, in the urgent care, you fall down, sprain your ankle. if i can, brianna, in your case if your son has an earache or are concerned he has strep throat, you need to go to your primary care or urgent care. if we are so overwhelmed, can't address those needs, then we are in very bad shape because the only default

i received the endorsement of idaho's largest paper, the idaho statesman, lots of elected officials locally throughout the state, and it was a very positive thing. i think it is important for people from places like where i thatfrom to see minorities, hispanics, latinos run for office at any and all levels to normalize it. because with us being -- for a lot of people who don't know, the county that i come from is the second most populous in the state, but we still have a lot of challenges when it comes to even just voting rights, voter suppression. i was very much at the forefront of fighting that while also running a campaign because we went from having 55 polling locations to five. i sounded the alarm on it. i joined up with senate candidate paulette jordan and we changed that, got it restored. just as recently as 2018 in camden county, there was an english only rule. there could be no assistance for spanish-speaking community members, which make up 40% of the hispanic community in idaho. we have a lot of room for growth and for progress. i will mention one other thing, throughout the cou

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unfortunately things have gotten more desperate here in idaho.had about 40 of our too of out daily with coronavirus symptoms or being quarantined from community spread. now we're up to 50. we currently have six of our urgent care clinics closed. one, we don't have all the staff and doctors, and also we've had to move them different places to test for coronavirus. fortunately the governor has declared a state of emergency, so we have national 2k3w5guard helping. you may recall last time we spoke, last year we were taking 1800 calls a day. that's our average. last week, with coronavirus, 3,000, now we're up to 4,000 calls a day. you can imagine how that stresses our systems. we've been testing approximately 500 patients a day for coronavirus. now we're close to 700. if you wanted a test in one of our clinics today, we couldn't do it. we are completely full, even booked out through friday, because the demand is so great. >> so you're right now looking at two days ahead, beyond two days ahead people can't get tests. you mentioned the national guard h

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n -- let's go to ned, idaho. caller: good morning, guys. live in one of the counties that was hit hardest, right behind new york. we actually have one of the second-highest rate of spread. afterwards, they did a study on my community. they determined that we had 35% exposure rate. people that tested positive with the antibodies, and we have not had a problem with the virus surging again here since. while it has been blowing up across the other states. conducted by the albany college pharmacy. hope might be some sort of that it is not as bad as it might be, i don't know. the whole mask midday and all that is just completely nonexistent here. host: let me just go back to our caller from idaho, the governor mobilizing the national guard for his role backstage to as covid-19 cases swell in that state. dr. benjamin? guest: we are still seeing those. one of the things that we have to be very, very careful we don't do is give a false sense of security. we are at the country, we are huge. we have almost three and 30 million people across a huge ter

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joshua kern from idaho, vice president of medical affairs for st. luke's magic valley jerome and wood river medical centers. doctor, thank you so much. it is so important we talk to folks like you that are on the ground and know what's going on. tell us what you're seeing now in your hospitals. >> yeah, thanks, brianna. we're certainly seeing these increased numbers in the last couple of weeks. we have gotten to the point where we haven't turned patients away, but then required to transfer them to one of our sister hospitals in boise where they still have some capacity. but we're facing these issues that you were just talking about. >> so how do you handle that when you have to divert certain people to other hospitals, how do you make a choice about that. do you transfer folks you already have, are you moving people with milder symptoms? what are you doing? >> yeah, what we do is basically when we get to the point the hospital is full, based on staffing capacity that we have available, we'll say no to additional patients. that will be patients in ou

-- hospitals in north dakota, utah, and idaho with more patients?avid: we have testing in the region that is certainly not as good as it needs to be in the long-term, but we can see the positivity rates. we did not know back in february and march what was coming toward us. there was no capacity and then we were overwhelmed. this time we can see the increase coming at us and take proactive measures in order to control the spread. so that we don't see the incredible amount of death and excess death outside covid that we saw during march, april, and may. rich, good morning from london. is it a different type of population being affected this time? is it because fewer people are ending up in hospital, or is it because of the viral load? david: there are certain things that are different looking at it from our perspective, for inpatients. they are slightly younger, implying we are doing a better job of protecting our elders. we see a slightly decreased length of stay, and we are very happy that the mortality rate came down from 20% in the first wave to 5

so idaho is not a part of the united states? good to know. >> amanda from the national history center, american historical association. molly, i was intrigued, you said that during world war ii with the 1942 income tax law, income tax went from being a class phenomenon to a mass phenomenon. similarly in world war i, philanthropy went from being more of an elite phenomenon to a mass phenomenon, that's the argument that zunes and julia irwin make with their books about world war i era philanthropy. that was wrapped up with the war effort. i was curious if you have any sense if there's a connection between plhilanthropy helped tun ordinary americans into people who were helping to fund sort of intentionally helping to fund government priorities. any kind of connection to the philanthropic experience on the tax experience. >> i do not know. that's a really good question but it's not something that i have encountered or thought about. it's not something that i've read about in the literature on, you know, world war ii and the creatio

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and if you look at the hospitalization trends, only four states, west virginia, idaho, alaska and hawaiiing that they have fewer people hospitalized now compared to last week. only four. that is sad, beyond sad. the reason this is happening is because of the mopositivity map. 46% wyoming, 40% i'd today hoe, mo idaho, more people likely to spread infections. this is why the case count is going up. and that is why you have the sad projections as well. the cdc says that the death toll will be up to 282,000 by december december 5. university of washington says it could gets a high as 438 dr,941 march 1. and another 150,000 americans could die if states begin to ease mask mandates. masks somehow still a political debate in the united states. including a skeptic who is a member of the united states senate and a doctor. >> we have 11 million people in our country who have already had covid. we should tell them to celebrate, throw away their masks, go to restaurants, live again because these people are now immune. but dr. fauci doesn't want to admit to any of that, he is like, oh, no, woe is me.

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