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we've had the h1n1, ebola, mersa, sars. we've dealt with this before. the mortality rate here with this virus is going to be more on the senior citizens and the immune compromised. that's where we have to focus our efforts. but it's deep breath time. >> i understand wanting to put it in perspective. so put it in prerspective for te people in your state. what do you want them to do this morning? >> be diligent. wash your hands. we'll be taking some additional precautions. and if you feel that you have symptoms and it's tricky because this is flu season, right? but if you feel that you have symptoms that could suggest this, go to a health care professional. and let them do a diagnosis. and we have the testing capacity. we'll be ramping up our testing capacity. again, we expect to find people who test positive. and then you isolate to reduce the spread the best you can. knowing you can't really control the spread. but making sure people understand that this is going to come. it is -- we're going to have to go through it. but keep it all in focus. zblif to

. >> and look, mersa, one.he certain governors are saying, and the federal government has said, a more controversial on evictions and mortgage procedures and penalties for people who do that but there is a lot of big banks who took a lot of money from taxpayers last time around and much more profitable than they were, have we learned a lesson from 2008-2009, that the trick is to figure out how to keep all of those people going that jim was just talking about and how to keep the people who are just under the line going so they don't fall further and we don't have a yet bigger problem with long term unemployment and long term homelessness and long term working poor. >> no, actually, i don't think we have a way of, we don't have the tools, and the structure to actually do bottom-up support. what we have is federal reserve monetary policy, and even fiscal stimulus. a lot of that is premised on banks being an intermediary, and having the credit come down. and you know, credit unions sometimes do that. small banks ca

we dealt with mersa and all kinds of stuff but her faith is a big part of this, my faith in things that masked. i said we survived worse and we will get through this. she feels the same way. trace: your strongman, she is a strong woman. are those considered underlying conditions? do doctors worry about that or is there something else? does she have any lung issues that might play into this? >> yes. the amputations are a concern for being ambulatory but not for the coronavirus. she had pulmonary -- in the past, those are issues we watch carefully with her. she is prone to infections career immune system has taken a beating over the years and that is one of the reasons we live where we live, to get away from a lot of things that can compromise people's immune system but here we are. >> who would think she could get coronavirus in the middle of nowhere. i want to put this quote on the screen, doctors talk about the whole idea of caring for someone with coronavirus, almost impossible not to feel that anxiety in this climate and environment. there is a big benefit of minimizing that anxiety,