Covid-19 Japan Laughs At America!

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The minimum we would have lost is a million, two, a million, three, a million, five, maybe, but take it to a million. So that would mean 10 times more that we lost already. Now, I've seen hospitals like Elmer's Queens where I grew up near that, I know that hospital, where they had one day 11 body bags in a hallway, and they had something outside, and they had refrigerated trucks coming to take bodies away. I love New York City. New York City is the greatest city in the world. Oh! Oh! Wonderful, Katie. But if we didn't do it, the minimum we would have lost is a million, two, a million, four, a million, five. That's the minimum. We would have lost probably higher than it, it's possible higher than 2.2. We've seen death like Elmerhurst Hospital in Queens right where I grew up, right near where I grew up, know the building very well, know the hospital. They had body bags lined up in hallways, they had body bags sitting out on sidewalks. We've ever seen that in this country. You saw the mass grave, it's called Heart Silent. They built a mass grave, I've never seen anything like that. When you look at that and that's with, let's say it's 100,000 or 90 or 95. Now multiply it out, don't go 2.2 or 2.5 million. Say it's half of that. So take the numbers that we looked at that nobody in this country has ever witnessed. And now multiply it times 15 or 20. So instead of having 10 or 12 body bags laying on a hallway. This is that nice, huh? You'd have 15 times more than that? Imperial College in London released a COVID-19 report and that's where most of our US leaders are getting the information they're basing their decision making on. I read through that report and if we don't do anything to control this virus, over 80% of people in the US would be infected over the course of the epidemic with 2.2 million deaths from COVID-19. He did it exactly as he should, guided by data and we are far below 2.2 million dead Americans because of the actions of President Trump. It's possible higher than 2.2. One day they said, sir, we're going to have to close it. I said, Pan, for example, did not do as broad a shutdown. They've only lost about 500 people. Japan's national and local governments do not have the legal power to impose lockdown measures. But authorities urged people to stay home as much as possible. Companies to allow working from home, bars and restaurants to close or serve only take out based on modeling members of the adversary committee urged people to reduce their interactions with others by 80% in order to then the curve. Hoshitsu or Shit-Tani doubts the 80% goal was achieved but they were fairly extensive voluntary compliance. Surprisingly, Japan's mild lockdown seemed to have a real lockdown effect. Shibuya says, now wouldn't it be nice if our national and local governments had the same situation as Japan? They do not have the legal power to impose a stupid lockdown.