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if that is true. you have to have other people do the analysis and see what the paper looks like, let's see what other people's analyses look like. it probably differs significantly. an issue. it needs to be followed up on. you have tests that are erroneous sometimes. there is the matter of sensitivity. i am sure this is all going to be feared quickly -- i am sure this is all going to be figured out quickly because everything is verified by other scientists. stephen elledge at the harvard medical school. professor of genetics and medicine. we thank you for you c-span has unfillered coverage of the pandemic with white house briefings, updates from governors and congress and daily call-in program hearing your thoughts about the coronavirus crisis. and if you missed any of our live coverage, watch any time on .emand at cspan.org/coronavirus >> massachusetts governor charlie baker held a press briefing. he announced his plan to expand testing abilities in being the highest tester. this is 50 minutes.

if mr. tyner and mr. smart and the other businessmen in the wor world follow those guidelines, they are protected from liability, as they should be. >> thank you. that's helpful. >> i promise you, we won't pass this bill, because there is not one yet. senator grassley. >> for mr. smart and miss hill, i will start off with a word that chairman graham used, the need for certainty in your business decision making. i'd like to hear more about businesses decision making process, especially with regard to opening their doors for customers and employees after situations like we have today. can you two explain in more detail how the mere threat of lawsuits impact a businessowner's decision making in the midst of this pandemic? >> sure. i will go first. i think with any uncertainty for business, any time you are looking at potential cost and/or threat businesses are wary and would look hesitantly at investment and/or -- any kind of future endeavor without certainty. you know, when we look at this -- we're i guess

if we are honest. specially on the point you mention though it could be a wall or a floor between you and the other person that the app doesn't see because it's just connecting bluetooth so dr patrick overall higher how scientific are some of these parameters if it can't see through a wall or you know if the parameter is being set differently between countries that are using this technology i mean current virus i soon behaves the same way in australia as it doesn't singapore. well that's an excellent question and there's no perfect answer for that so none of these apps are going to be perfect and what they're going to achieve is risk reduction so is there a scientific matters how arrive for example in australia that they look at 1.5 meters as the sort of critical distance and in singapore they've defined this 2 meters is there any kind of scientific basis for that that you know off so you know it's it's not an exact measure where there's one meter or one in the half meters or 2 meters it's that it is n

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, than if both did not. so i argue that in europe as well as the united states, i think both sides of the atlantic are similar enough now to make robust generalizations. that wouldn't have been the case 40, 50 years ago, but as europe has become more multi-ethnic, as the united states has become more secular, i think there's some convergence and what you see is arguably there's a widening divide socially and politically between the college educated and the more or less two-thirds majority which does not have even a bachelors degree. >> jd, do you agree with that take? it seems you're suggesting unlike in earl aeras, classes-- >> yes and no, the average american with a bachelor degree has 60,000 a year and average high school graduate around $37,000, there's a correlation. unlike in the past where class status was based on ownership of property, whether you were an feudal landlord or an ebenezer scrooge owner operator of a business, the elites in the western world today largely, their wealth and their power a

if you have crushing chest pain, if you can't move a part of your body, if you have sudden extreme headache and dizziness, if you cannot move a side of your body -- all of these are concerning symptoms for heart attacks and strokes. i am an emergency physician. we treat people for acute conditions all the time. that is what the er is for. we figure out the best protocols to protect the while you're in youhospital -- protect while you are in the hospital. if you have a life-threatening condition, i understand it is frightening to be potentially exposed to covid, but you still need to go to the hospital to treat the life-threatening condition because you need to survive. that is what the er is for. please seek medical care if you need it. host: northern california. you are on the air. good evening. caller: hello. my girlfriend and i got real sick in february. we live in a mountain community in california. cases ofad two to four coronavirus here and people are treating it like it is nothing. today i went to the store and no one had masks or gloves. if i had the coronavirus, is there any way th

if not, senator feinstein. if you have a quick one. [inaudible] >> if i could ask one question, something that i have followed, tried -- i've been very concerned by the gross of contractors over the last 20+ 20 plus years in the agencies, and when i was chairman of the committee we made a big push to ensure that all inherently government functions of the ic were performed by government employees, and not contractors. it's my understanding that that effort continues today, and we made substantial progress over the two decades in this. what is your view on the appropriate use of contractors in the intelligence community? >> senator, i'm not saying this because you are considering me for the position as a nominee, but i agree with every word you just said with regard to contractor used and how it should be limited and where government employees should be doing government functions. i know there's always a look in terms of ratios and the percentages. i'm not a one size fits all person. if confirmed as dni i will look at where things stand.

if you look at the statute. the only other exceptions to the automated call are those for emergency calls and calls made with the prior express consent and respondents have not contended that either of those ora first amendment problem passed on of the efficacy of the underlying. points toyour basic avoid strict scrutiny under the first amendment is that you are not really looking at the content of the communication in this case, but rather it's more properly viewed as part of an economic relationship. i don't see how that gets you category, youtent still have to look carefully at decide whether the phone call was covered by the provision or not and i think a clear holding of our decision. >> let me address that first and foremost. the court's analysis after the statement of the case. the court described content-based laws as those the target speech based on its communicative content. on automatedng now call restriction, the provision ,f the statute respondents say it's impossible to say that that restriction ta

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if you look at the -- a group that we fund, if you look at forecast.rate in sweden versus germany they forecast it's way higher up in sweden. and so, you know, somebody can decide, a politician, if that's what really happens was it worth it. you know, that's what this is all about is if you open activity "x," you know, are you willing to accept a somewhat higher health burden because of that? sweden they made their decision. they seem happy with their decision, but they are forecast to have substantially higher death rate than most other countries. >> one of the things in your paper that i thought was particularly interesting were the things we need to learn about the virus. like if it's weather dependent how many people never get symptoms but are contagious. there's so much we still don't know about this. >> yeah, there are many countries where the epidemic is not nearly as intense as we would expect, and so is it just a delayed effect? is there something about the vaccines they get in their youth? people think this bcg vaccine might be helpful. we do

we do link if jim from the legion how do we dealing if g.m. from culture the government also has a big role to play now that in kenya our president committed to end of june by tinted into 2 what are the political leadership doing about it these are people who also need to speak up a very male politician female politicians to begin with you're talking about changes right from the top all the way to the bottom so finally what do you think can be done and what can we do i huge platform for survivors several of us do not have a chance to even speak out their stigmatized a lot and i would love to see we're survivors are considered there listen to also our level in the village set up there i think that there are forums that have called mother to daughter forums in most of our communities discussing these issues at a time when you cannot just speak about after him just like that so having such forums giving women space to speak would be something that we really had ok i know that there are couple of people who want to say a few more things but unfort

if it is a bridge too far. is there something else we should be thinking about when it is that generic marks are registered? >> we think that the court should follow goodyear and what it said is that generic company terms without further specification won't be enough to get trademark protection. >> you are not. >> briefly, miss ross. >> i think we would at a bare minimum the confusion to be what is driving it is the uniqueness of the domain name and responds. >> justice gorsuch. >> i would like to follow up on that and give you another minute to continuancing that question. suppose the court does not accept your brightline rule, how would you advise the court to write an opinion that draws on and points to this sensitivity in this area? >> for a couple of points, the irst is i think if the court that goodyear is not firmly controlled it is the right type of analysis in concerns of the language. -- >> let's put goodyear aside for a moment. i know you want us to go there. put that aside, what would you want the c

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if we get tested it's a problem. if we don't get tested, it's a problem. i like the way your question was fra phrase better this way. it is a positive. if somebody wants to be tested they will be able to be tested. >> we should note the president claimed back on march 6th that anybody that wants a test can get a test. then the task force official in charge of testing clarified that anyone who needs a test subject to the white house's phase one n get a test. the president dismissed concerned about the spread rof the virus in the west weng wing and the press conference ended with a tense exchange between the president and cbs reporter on the issue of china . more on that in a moment. this comes as more than 81,000 americans have died from this virus. nearly every state in the union is starting to reopen amid collapsing economic conditions. new york state is planning to reopen some businesses in some places on friday. the president is aggressively pushing for the country to reopen but the question remains, is it safe? joining me now with the laitest is my nbc

if your kids seem really sick or if they have symptoms like really high fever, abdominal pain, a racing heart rate or changes in skin color, call your doctor or get them seen by a medical professional. >> good advice from dr. alok patel. we're going to take a short break on air. the conversation continues on our live streams including facebook live and abc 7 news >>> hi there. welcome back. san francisco mayor london breed says 95% of san francisco's retail businesses will be able to reopen for curbside pickup and delivery come monday, may 18th. shopping malls will remain closed. we have confirmed that san mateo county will be on board with this plan. we've reached out to the other four counties, alameda, contra costa, marin and santa clara to see if they're part of this. we haven't heard back yet. but in the past, these six counties have moved in unison. joining me to discuss what this means from a business and health perspective are our special correspondent, dr. alok patel and two san mateo county business owners, jim bernardini, owner of lefty's sports and john -- owner of nuts for

the same way that if you have a hearing problem you go out and buy a hearing aid or if you don't seery well you have vision problems you use contact lenses or eyeglasses. in a virtual world, which a lot of us are in you don't have the same quality of emotional intelligence. your eq is a little lower so i think of these tools of augmenting our eq. it's more of a partnership as opposed to us versus the social robots. i think social robots and all these things can really help us do our jobs better so i'm excited about that.if it goes wrong, and i think we can talk about the ways with which this can go wrong, for me it's about respecting privacy and consent and being a trusted prayer partners a people feel comfortable sharing this very personal information. that's a concern i have. i think we need to think about where these technologies can be deployed. we can kind of double-click into that. and then of course bias. how do you make sure these technologies are not biased against a particular group of people. >> absolutely. you are saying how people get tools like hearing aids and so forth

you're right, if you're outside, if you're responsibly social distancing, if you're not in contact with you can consider not wearing a mask. i think it's not only in fools dominic and vigil states, but an individual person's choice whether they want to do that. but they do have to take responsibility for their actions. >> harris: all right. while we've been talking, just a little bit breaking news, new jersey has now joined states across the nation. there are just four who are doing this. new jersey now the latest to join states who are closing down schools, public schools, for the remainder of this school year. so we just add that to all the things that are happening. doctors, great to see you today. thank you very much. the leak of a bombshell intelligence dossier has detailed china's alleged cover-up of the outbreak. what it appears to back, a key u.s. findings, and why. plus, the impact of the joe biden controversy on voters. we'll get into that part of the story now as president trump says joe biden's accuser looks very credible. ari fleischer, on what voters may be thinking, and w

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if i use the big device and if i use the small device the one in the smithsonian, they were amazed. remember the first time he saw cargo through square reader. i got your attention. we took a giant gamble at square to build a product that mechanically did not work that well as it could but just got your attention and pull you away and look so cool and fun to have and people were talking about it and they said i think you just have to go for the cool, and to this day squares readers would work better if they were wider but they are cool, they are great and the funny thing is that 80% really drops after little bit of practice, went to practitioner get a good reading. so we discovered by making a product that was less than perfect, we trained customers to use our product and once they were using it, they were showing off to their friends how good they were, swiping the square. >> that's a major gamble, it reminds me of one part of the book of the distinction between entrepreneurs and business people. can you talk a little bit about that. >> i was trying to discover what allowed square

smith then what happens if mr. smith changes his residency and goes to a different state before the vote is cast? now, he is not a permanent resident. he hasn't met the state's requirement. could the state also say, in case that happens, we have an alternate who will cast a vote? mr. lessig: yes, we believe they can. justice breyer: there is a difference between that and this situation where they say you must promise to vote for the person who wins the most votes, and then he gets to the room, and in that room, he doesn't live up to that requirement, just as he didn't live up to the requirement that he be a resident of the state. mr. lessig: your honor, the difference is, the line between the appointment and the voting. the constitution draws that line. it says that congress can set the time of the appointment, and it can set the day on which the vote is cast. we believe incidental to the appointment of power is to appeal the power of the state to assure there is an elector there that will perform the function, the

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if that was going to happen, it would have happened in my view, many weeks ago when even if you may rememberage of keir starmer becoming leader, in an emergency like this. that has gone away and there's no sign of it and the reality is, if there ever was a consensus the reality is, if there ever was a consensus and you can argue about that, there most certainly, it is breaking down now, did it ever existed in scotland, that is one thought. but it is very clear to some of us that the government's most tender spot, the area easiest to attack is this area of care homes. how do he ferritin prime minister's questions. homes. how do he ferritin prime minister's questionslj homes. how do he ferritin prime minister's questions. i think he struggles with keir starmer as an opponent. his style is very precise and detailed and he is a former lawyer is people like to point out. you can see that when he goes and he goes through the various things of the government has done lives of the evidence. and i think that's difficult for boris johnson because he is quite famously not a details person in this not t

i'm concerned if the ruling stands come if the supreme court says electors can vote their consciences, the recommit his pressure will have very close race electoral college for those electors to be pressured, to be bride, all kinds of things could happen. the fate of who will be the present should not turn on the handful of people. the parties are going to do as best job they can to that these electric but i think it puts a lot of pressure on the human beings and shows the rickety nature of the electoral college system as we have it now. >> thank you for all that. thanks are signaling in those cases the national constitution center is going to run live discussions right after the supreme court arguments will convene scholars like ned and rick if we can persuade them and others come liberal and conservative scholars to unpack the cases and you can tune in for that. that was a time because were halfway through were had to kill those of you who are watching for cle credit to look in the chat box for the secret code. it's so exciting, i can't possibly redo it doesn't people would note on

to purchase if you'd like. that's what we're talking about. i think also it's a very -- it is a good title, great -- whoever did your become cover, fantastic. >> guest: i loved the cover. >> host: fantastic. i think the second chapter in the book, i'll try not to spoil it but i do want to talk but certain points in the book. you're talking about reality tv. talking but a world at which you almost became some on camera talent which is funny because -- there wasn't reverence in that chapter but a point we were both almost on camera people. >> guest: yes, we were. >> host: moving on, that chapter did remind me of michigan i think so many -- me of something i think so many folk have to deal with that guess against everything you'll know which is this idea of turning down the wrong money. >> guest: yeah. >> host: like, if you don't come -- if you you were in a position and don't have a lot of money in your account, you know about these loans that just kind of float over your head and never disappear and then an oppo

if you like it, you do freighted if you don't know. benjamin: but would you say was, going back and reading your own book. what would you say is the antidote or the story you enjoyed or rereading the most. not necessarily like you enjoyed writing the most. sometimes that is not real because it's fresh . soft and hard stuff. >> i said don't do it. [laughter]. sorry, keep going. benjamin: like what is the story. is there in this book that really sums up, while the whole thing is about new york is a one story here where you are like, i am going to open this book and show you one story here that i think is going to get you in this book. like what is that. michael: so the book is actually, really kinda funny funny but if i guess i had a big something for somebody to read, i think the best to know me is the chapter t essay then a right to my mom. that was actually, i cried writing that. i was in a coffee shop in harlem. it was really hard to get out. i cried reading it in the audiobook. i didn't hate writing it. it was really painful. i thin

if we are not. willing to accept challengers and to move a little bit out of our comfort zone we could be a steal in the cave who would could be if you live in a cave but human beings are good out of the cave and started cities and started all the civilization because every time i was take in the new challenge and the next challenge and the challenge today is to to mars there seems to be a growing tendency that there is a growing tendency in the world as you know to negate science that includes heads of state who say that there's no such thing as climate change a whole series of this tendency now to say that what the scientists are saying is not true if this is the case we may never make it to another planet because of this planet perhaps according to many not survive long enough i think that people today. are leaving so fast that they don't have time to think because if you are using a cell phone you cannot negate science because they sent from contains millions of hours of work of south sun of peo

they have to test if they want. you know, some people are strong believers in testing. >> so right now, for any american worker who's nervous about going back, if they want to get tested to see if they've been exposed to the virus, they can have access to both the antibody test -- >> they should have no problem. >> and -- >> they should have no problem. and as good as this is, we're even getting better. we came up, don't forget, the cupboard was bare. the other administration -- the last administration left us nothing. we didn't have ventilators, we didn't have medical equipment, we didn't have testing. the tests were broken. you saw that. we had broken tests. they left us nothing. and we've taken it and we have built an incredible stockpile -- a stockpile like we've never had before. >> many people have heard you say that along the way and have wondered though, you know, you're three years into your first term. you're now applying for the job again. what did you do when you became president to restock those cupboar

and by how much, if so? been clearwe have all along that we believe and the data indicate we have enough testing to do the phase one gradual reopening that has been supported in the president's plan and the task force plan. it has to be a phased reopening. nobody is saying turn the light switch on and everyone go. it would be really impossible to control the spread of the virus. many, many models out there. the rockefeller foundation published their recommendation of about 3 million tests per week. that is exactly what we are doing. if you look at our agent-based models, it is below that. if you take the safra center at harvard and correct their assumptions on the sensitivity of the test, the mitigation process, and how many people get hospitalized, you get about that number. i'm not going to come here and say we can swear as god's truth this is the number we need. but we know we have enough to open, and we are going to be very careful with our net, our surveillance program, and the data, to inform us even f

probably if you buy it here, maybe flip it if you're a trader or short moderna because you think they're promotional, i don't know what you do i don't know i used to say there's certain things you would do, there's certain societies that say you have to stop promoting that. that stock -- >> you saw -- jim, you saw the move in serento. did you see that move on friday on antibodies? they could potentially work. >> who are they? >> i know. that was quite a move. looking forward to talking to the ceo. >> that will be good until this serento, it was a fabulous town. you can go back now. >> i look forward to going back to italy as soon as possible >> i do, too maybe i'll let you have my house. maybe, maybe not >> maybe that will be the first place you and i spend some time together jim >> will we bring our wives or just you and me kind of hiking >> you know, i mean, either one. >> when is dr. g. on when do you have them. >> the 10:00 hour. that stock is paraboliparabolic. david, you would have been eviscerating some of these >> yes yes. >> i think that's a fair statement. >> carl, i don't know

i don't know if i'd be traveling right now if i didn't know i had it.robably not honestly. >> reporter: kevin dafrs is in the army reserves traveling to ohio where he'll undergo covid-19 training to then help at new york city hospitals. are you nervous at all about traveling? >> i mean, i'm not nervous because i mean, if you're practicing the washing of the hands, the wearing of the max you'll be safe. i do have three masks in my bag. >> reporter: kevin and cameron were surprised to see their planes were not empty. partly because airlines have reduced the number of flights making the remaining ones a bit full. >> pretty full flight. >> arriving in charlotte. i'm going to head to the gate now so we can board the next plane. >> landed in charlotte. super easy flight. nothing out of the normal other than no snacks. everyone's wearing masks. airports moderately crowded. good to be back in north carolina. >> reporter: passengers should expect airline travel to be a very different experience for the foreseeable future. starting this month most airlines are re

if you are in the state legislature, you are an essential employee. you are allowed to keep the operations of government going. if you are an incumbent, how do you challenge someone? you can't hold fundraisers. you can't hold events. his argued his right to challenge an election was violated by the lockdown. the supreme court said we will not hear it at this stage. i will guess the courts will say in this emergency period we will allow the lockdowns, but as infections are reduced, the government has to start considering less burdensome alternatives that still protect public health and safety that allow challengers to run a reasonable election. why can't a challenger for office have events under the same rules costco has? that will be harder for courts to deny as we get further along. >> let's get to the international legal front. this is about china. chinese doctors and scientists encountered covid-19 patients as early as november last year. they alerted chinese authorities, but beijing did not notify the world. should china be held accountable, and i

also coming up if you are sick if you've lost your job if the pandemic has you panicking feeling like a stranger in an even stranger world we may have just want the doctor ordered. it's you our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with america's whistleblower and the world's mental health today dr rick bryant one of the u.s. is top immunologists testified before a congressional committee dr bright used to be director of the federal agency developing back scenes but he says he was fired last month for refusing to support the president's pandemic policies dr bright told lawmakers today that the administration has no master plan for ending this pandemic and he warned without major changes the u.s. faces a deadly future the darkest winter in modern history and the white house has dismissed dr bright as a disgruntled employee now at the same time there was a new disturbing prediction for the entire world today the united nations is warning that the pandemic is not only impacting our physical health but also our mental wellbeing months of

before against her and that's not what this program is about here but if this isn't addressed and if there isn't a remedy it's going to happen again all right and somebody needs to be held responsible to make sure that you know those ever do it because the consequences are great last 3 seconds that let it go ahead. that this is something that we're going to continue experienced under any republican administration so it really doesn't matter that it's done the truck the media is not favorable to republicans and this is an extension of that so i expect us to see more of these 2nd stories whether it's media covering up suggesting that donald trump said that this was a hoax or not this is what the media's going to continue to do under any republican clout and that good and that creates a lane for all 3 of us are going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on obama gate stay with r.t. . or. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to a guest of the world of politics or business i'm showbusiness i'll see of that. that's

if not, senator feinstein. if you have a quick one.[inaudible] >> if i could ask one question, something that i have followed, tried -- i've been very concerned by the gross of contractor of the last 20 plus use in the agencies, and when i was chairman of the committee we made a big push to ensure that all inherently government functions of the ic were performed by government employees and not contractors. it's my understanding that that effort continues today, and we made substantial progress over the two decades in this. what is your view on the appropriate use of contractors in the intelligence community? >> senator, i'm not saying this because you are considering me for the position as a nominee, but i agree with every word you just said with regard to contractor used and how it should be limited to where government employees should be doing government functions. i know there's always a look in terms of ratios and the percentages here i'm not a one-size-fits-all person. if confirmed as dni i will look at where things stand. right n

one thing i worry about if were talking about nightmare scenarios is what if president trump appealslegislature of wisconsin or pennsylvania or florida or north carolina although those are states with republican legislatures and said, take away the power from voters there's too much going on with the pandemic we can't be sure people will be able to vote, you vote electoral college vote yourself. and this subsidiary do dispute about whether in those states that have democratic governors whether democratic governor will have to sign off or have veto power or not. there's a whole mess which is just a small part of the problem with the electoral college that could come with trying to take away those powers i think that would be something that would lead to mass social unrest if the state legislature decided not to let the voters in the state voted for president but at least it's something that's constitutionally on the table and something that's a much more worth talking about the issue of delaying the election. >> thank you for signaling that possibility of crisis being precipitated by

if there is intent objective standard -- if there isn't an objective standard, i think he is worried about being arbitrary? professor yoo: people have accused president trump and past presidents of using power at the federal level in an arbitrary way. for example, president trump declared a national emergency at the border, and you shift money out of defense department accounts to wall-building accounts. you could say the same arguments are true at the state level. its ownte and have system for when there is a public health emergency. there is aifornia, law that gives governor newsom pretty unbridled power to decide when there is an emergency. criteria, they are very loose and ambiguous, and you could say that is because the people of this state wanted the governor to have a lot of freedom to take in account new, unforeseen circumstances. that is the root of emergencies. and i think it is true that federal and state levels that, when the red -- when the legislature right a law, it can't anticipate what is going to happen in the next emergency. that is why it is an emergency, because

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if that's what you had -- if that's the real data in your state, you might want to fudge something that looks better than that which is apparently what they did but they got called on it and caught for it and ultimately took it down. happy talk and hiding the data doesn't make the problem go away. happily right now push back against b.s. happy talk and hiding the data sometimes works to shame the people trying to do it and it makes them stop. we're seeing that at the national level with investigative reporting by the associated prez ovss over the p two weeks. a.p. reporting the white house shelving the cdc's guidelines how to safely reopen the country and pressuring the cdc not to release guidelines and not let anybody know they existed. it took a couple weeks of sustained attention and investigation by the a.p. and hard questions of people in the administration and leaks of the early drafts of the cdcs work being suppressed but last night finally some of it was finally actually issued by the cdc that wouldn't have happened without the ap investigating it and asking them hard questions

if they're uncomfortable, don't come.e wouldn't hold it against anybody or -- if they want to wait a while and see how things turn out, that's fine. if you're uncomfortable, just don't come rather than criticize us for opening. >> so that gentleman is trying to get his business up and running. if you just look. confirmed cases, 464, milwaukee county, nearly 5,000. this is your neighbor. your county is doing a much -- managing this, obviously a smaller population. to that point i was making earlier about the back-and-forth, milwaukee is shut down. you're going to drive to waukesha. >> the answer is yes. and i think our -- most of our businesses are doing a very good job. they're limiting the number of people in the business and the person who is speaking regarding opening their business, i really feel for them. and that did play into what, you know, waukesha did. we have daily eoc meetings monday through friday. i have a lot of people that i'm working with to try to decide which way we go during this pandemic. and we did d

the, if there is, if the infection rates start to go up again, and if the a goes up.s got that. thank you prime minister, and thank you for taking so many economy, we have covered a nice broadwater front. your trace and trace proposal, the sail gent points i i would take away about speeding up testing, educational... the unequal effect of the crisis on women, particularly women with children, the dividends point race bitted i the dividends point race bitted i the chancellor, which seems to be a will kuna in the business support package, —— lacuna. will kuna in the business support package, -- lacuna. raised by mel. did i say somebody else? i apologise. you promoted him to chancellor! lam chancellor! i am sorry! but i mean, this all underlines how much i think this has been of great benefit for the public to understand what is going on and the for the public to see parliament hold jog to account on these matter, i really 0 —— holding you to account. i think it would be of benefit if we could see you before the summer. knew you would say that. i could see you working yo

if somebody said to you, dr.take sweden's model and apply it to a country like america, would you have an opinion on that. >> not really. i mean i'm sure there is something from sweden that can be, and some things are not. i think some things would increasingly clear. we are more-- it is not something that is very effective. it needs to be very much remote-- some things definitely, building up trust between the agency and population is something that takes a long time to trust level has always been high. we are 70, 08 pergs of the population thinks they are doing a great job. only 5, 10% doubt what they are doing. and we find people have more better and better-- more and more people are keeping social distance and this kind of thing swit opposite of what you are seeing in other country, people are revolting, people are more and more in line. >> trevor: well, doctor, thank you very much for your time. i hope you catch that train and good luck with the rest of your fight against the virus. >> good luck to you. >> t