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ambassador to sikh and former assistant of state to east asia and now chancellor at university of denveropher hill. and allied commander retired four-star admiral james ste starides. i'm going to start with you when you think about the president's handling of the coronavirus and how it has taken place, has that opened up the u.s. for potential military or secyber attacks fro other countries? has that mads potentially more vulnerable? >> i think the virus is making us more vulnerable in a variety of ways. i'll give you two. one is the deployed overseas forces are often packed together physic physically closely. think about the ships and u.s. aircraft carriers but certainly, our special forces. air crews packed in hangar bays around the world. with that promise simximity com vulnerability to the virus. we've seen "the roosevelt" taken offline. yes, this is going to make us vulnerable. i'll tell you the one i've worried about more, i've mentioned this a couple times of late, is cyber. or cyber vulnerabilities. as we try to shift so many of our functions outside of in-person situation, and i

magnet cum laude graduate from tulane and also has an element for my hometown university, the university of denver. he is the author and do have a copy because the book was published in may, the author of the founding myth, which as you pointed out to be, and i took note, has blurbs from two, law professors. as i said this came out in may 2019. once again i'm going to hold them as tricky as i can to the time. i will tell you two, one, then stop please. so without further ado, mark, please begin. [applause] >> thank you very much, dean crawford. and thanks to the mcconnell center proceeds is event and especially to gary for inviting us to persist in it. it's an honor to be here. there are two common answers are often given to the question did america have christian founding? on the one side of the 19th century up to the present day you have authors the said course it did. not only did it virtually all the founders were godly men and their change great and explicitly christian nation. these authors oftentimes lacked academic credentials. they sometimes make use quotations can sometimes use quotation

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university. but in the current hotspots, apparently fewer people are getting sick. >> in washington, in philadelphia, in baltimore, it looks like their attack rates, and attack rates in denver and some of these other states we're talking about are much lower than new york and new jersey. >> reporter: in l.a. now you have to wear a mask in a store. >> if you're not covering your face by friday morning, an essential business can refuse you service. >> reporter: florida, they're thinking about reopening schools. >> if we get to the point where people think that we're on the other side of this and we could get kids back in even if it's for a couple of weeks we think there would be value in that. this particular pandemic is one where i don't think nationwide there's been a single fatality under 25. >> reporter: he's now walked that last part back a little. >> so in florida we've had no fatalities under 25. >> reporter: from tomorrow in michigan, you can't travel from one household to another. in illinois, they're warning all big events could be canceled until there's a vaccine, months, perhaps even a year or more away. >> today is good friday. easter sunday. we have to stay inside. >> repor