host: we'll go to morgantown, west virginia. raffle, good morning. caller: yes, good morningment thought that audio clip was very interesting, the doctor referenced pittsburgh, pennsylvania. that is exactly 70 miles due north from where i'm located in morgantown. but what i would like to comment on is, earlier in the show, i heard some comments about people talking about, well, what have we done wrong up until this point and calling it monday morning quarterbacking. at the moment, we appear to have more than two times the number of cases of any other country in the world. it certainly appears with the modeling that we are going to have way more deaths than any other country in the world. they're talking about a potential second wave coming in the fall or in the winter. i don't believe that it's monday morning quarterbacking. to have take a look at what has been done that should have been done differently, because it certainly appears as if this situation, once the weather gets warm, just isn't going to go away. as our president initially said that it

. >> morgantown, west virginia, good morning. >> i thought that audio clip from 1980 was very interesting, the doctor that was speaking referenced pittsburgh, pennsylvania, 70 miles due north from where i am located in morgantown. what i would like to comment on his early in the show i heard some comments about people talking about what have we done until this point and calling it monday morning quarterbacking. at the moment we appear to have more than two times the number of cases of any other country in the world. it certainly appears with the modeling that we are going to have way more deaths than any other country in the world. they are talking about a potential second wave coming in the fall. i don't believe it is monday morning quarterback and to take a look at what has been done that should have been done differently because it certainly appears as if the situation, once the weather gets warm just isn't going to go away. as our president initially said that it would. it is very discouraging and i don't want to get political especially at a time like this, i don't think we should wo

very interesting from pennsylvania that is exactly 70 miles due north from where i am located in morgantown. but earlier in the show about people talking about calling this monday morning quarterback at the moment we appear to have two times the number of cases than any other country in the world. it appears with the modeling that we will have way more deaths than any other country in the world they talk about the second wave coming in the fall were in the winter. i don't know if it is monday morning quarterbacking to take a look at what has been done that should have been done differently because it appears it will just not go away as our president initially said that it would it is very discouraging especially at a time like this about how to get them out but we have to take a look at what was done and that complete lack of preparedness and is a direct contribution or will be a direct contribution to the vast number of deaths we experience in this country. >> so the important aspect is to figure out what we could have done better and to limit the infection that each of us is doing our par

. >> morgantown west virginia. >>caller: that audio was very interesting of the doctors speaking referenced pennsylvania that is exactly 70 miles due north from where i am located in morgantown. but earlier in the show i heard comments of people talking about what have we done wrong up until this point call it monday morning quarterback? we appear to have more than two times the number of cases of any other country it appears with the modeling to have way more deaths than any other country in the world talking about a second wave coming in the fall or in the winter. i don't believe it is monday morning quarterbacking to take a look at what has been done that should have been done differently because it certainly appears as if this situation, once the weather gets warm this will not go away. as the president said that it would initially it is very discouraging i really don't want to get political especially at a time like this. i don't think we should worry about how the horse got in the ditch but how to get them ou

we just had a terrible outbreak in morgantown in that area in mont county with a nursing home there and we are trying to get arms around it and we are doing a pretty decent job, but it .ould have been super tragic with all that, it is just simply just this -- if we have a visitor from pennsylvania, encourage them to stay at a distance from one another out on the golf course and ask them as politely as you can and everything that it would be better for now for you not to visit across state to state borders, and we will all be better off for it. >> ok, thank you. --next, we have anymore wvva.moore from >> you mentioned the positive test results were really good. is there any plan to step up enforcement on west virginians specifically? >> i think we are doing a great job. 3% is great. 2% would be better. 0% would surely be better, but we are doing a good job. our hospitals are able to handle what is going on right now. we are trying to do away with the elective procedures right now is to be able to preserve the equipment to keep our health care workers safe. we are still short on that, but

if i were in new york, i wouldn't think seriously about not opening up if you're in morgantown, west virginia, or ames, iowa, or hamanhattan, kansas, that's a different scenario. we have to think what is in the best interest of our faculty, our staff, our students and their families obviously. >> how do we account for what has been lost or is being lost by these students? and by that, i mean months, many months, not on campus, with each other, many months not in an actual physical classroom with teachers and other students in an open exchange of ideas? how can these students ever get that back? how do you account for that? >> well, you know, it is a sad moment for me because of the fact that i so enjoy our students, i so enjoy the kind of intellectual congress we all have, the fun things we do together. and i know that they're all missing that too. but, you know, what we're all trying to do and i know every university is doing, i call up a lot of students, how are you doing, how are you feeling? i can't call up all 33,000, but we to all sorts of videos. but the point is the fact that

was speaking from pittsburgh pennsylvania that was 70 miles due north from where i am located in morgantown but earlier in the show talking about what have we done wrong up to this point? so to have more than two times the number of cases in the world. it appears with the modeling we will have way more deaths than any other country in the world. and that second wave coming in the fall or in the winter. i don't believe it is monday morning quarterbacking. what should have been done that should've been done differently because it appears that once the weather gets warm, this will not go away. as the president initially said that it would. it is very discouraging i don't want to get political especially at a time like this. i don't think we have to worry how the horse got in the ditch but after that we have to take a look without complete lack of preparedness that we have had that has been a direct contribution to all of the numbers of cases. and that is a vast number than what we have experienced. >> i think your points are very important aspect to figure out what we could have done better on

host: we'll go to morgantown, west virginia. raffle, good morning.ler: yes, good morningment thought that audio clip was very interesting, the doctor referenced pittsburgh, pennsylvania. that is exactly 70 miles due north from where i'm located in morgantown. but what i would like to comment on is, earlier in the show, i heard some comments about people talking about, well, what have we done wrong up until this point and calling it monday morning quarterbacking. at the moment, we appear to have more than two times the number of cases of any other country in the world. it certainly appears with the modeling that we are going to have way more deaths than any other country in the world. they're talking about a potential second wave coming in the fall or in the winter. i don't believe that it's monday morning quarterbacking. to have take a look at what has been done that should have been done differently, because it certainly appears as if this situation, once the weather gets warm, just isn't going to go away. as our president initially said that it wou