judge kolfax has done that and even though i worked with judge kolfax in the past, i haven't expected any treatment from her. sometimes i felt she would have favour because she treated my opponent with the same amount of professionalism as she did me and scolded me when i maybe did something wrong during trial, regardless of our history. >> let me stop you there. two minutes. >> thank you. our next one. starting with miss proudfoot, we're staying on judges and i hope you all have your judicial role models in mind. tell me what your judicial philosophy is. >> my judicial philosophy, judges need to make decisio decn the rule of law. judicial elections really show the politicalization of the judiciary that has been happening over the last two decades. i think it's a negative friend and i think what's important is for judges to show that regardless of whether they're registered democrats, that they don't betray that to anyone. no one should know what your party affiliation is by the way you rule on the personal. bench. they should see your quality and character. the work i did as an attor

kolfax reminded, get vaccinated. with the coronavirus, we know very little. we have no treatment and we have no vaccine. so, in a sense, we're going back to traditional public health measures to prevent transmission. and then the next level that we're focusing on is preparing the public health and medical system for medical and public health surge should it become -- if we were to have ongoing transmission in the community, how would we really handle that? our healthcare systems have to think about not only taking care of all of these patientses thatt would come, but the healthcare workers could become ill. as i emphasized, in a sense, that's the highest risk of transmission because you think of the healthcare worker with the symptoms and those healthcare workers have the most intense exposures, who may be infected, so the training of the workforce is critical and we're doing fit-testing for our staff and our prepatory work to get everybody prepared and we'll start training field teams so that we're able to, in the future, to go out and do testing in the comm