host: ed in titusville, florida. caller: good morning, i appreciate your program. why do businesses want to socialize losses and capitalize profits? the reason is it feathers their nest. what we should be doing is enhanced employment benefits, not giving money to any size business owners, and that would spur demand. you touched on that earlier, greta. the big problem is, he just touched on unemployment insurance for businesses. for a long time they sought to take people off employment tax rules and classify as unemployed -- independent contractors, consultants, what have you, workmen's comp. and on that uta tax. now he wants people to bail them out on that. the issue is they shouldn't be loans -- they shouldn't be grants, they should be loans to businesses. if they don't have enough capital to secure it personally other businesses will take care of that. classify people as employees and have robust employment insurance and that will take care of things. host: your response? kevin: we just talked about how many unemployment insurance systems are overwhelmed. from a

host: ed in titusville, florida. caller: good morning, i appreciate your program. do businesses want to socialize losses and capitalize profits? the reason is it feathers their nest. what we should be doing is enhanced employment benefits, not giving money to any size business owners, and that would spur demand. you touched on that earlier, greta. the big problem is, he just touched on unemployment insurance for businesses. for a long time they sought to take people off employment tax rules and classify as unemployed -- independent contractors, consultants, what have you, workmen's comp. and on that uta tax. now he wants people to bail them out on that. the issue is they shouldn't be loans -- they shouldn't be grants, they should be loans to businesses. if they don't have enough capital to secure it personally other businesses will take care of that. classify people as employees and have robust employment insurance and that will take care of things. host: your response? kevin: we just talked about how many unemployment insurance systems are overwhelmed. from a smal

host: craig is in titusville, new jersey. caller: i am an anesthesiologist.ost: tell us what the situation is like in new jersey with covid. caller: well, i'm not sure what the situation is at the moment overall. i saw statistics that new jersey leads the country and highest per capita deaths from covid. i have a comment in question. i would like to give the for all just some statistics. according to the united nations, an additional 270 million people globally have been pushed into starvation as a result of the economic effects of covid. 117 million children globally are not being vaccinated. malaria is projected to double. more americans will die because of the economic effects of the lockdown. according to the cdc, drug overdoses are up. cancer screenings are down. one million cancers are not going to be diagnosed. coronary deaths are up. suicides are up as well as long-term psychological and social effects. according to a colleague of yours i heard on tv recently, 40 million americans on medicare, 6500 have died of covid. my question is this. to you and d