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Gutfeld

in foolish protocol by people who look like they think doughnuts are vegetable. no testing, i will not stick a swab up my nose for you and no temperature checks. in order to come into my establishment, i will point this gun at your head and pull the trigger, okay? sounds great. no contact tracing, i'm 23409 going to tell you where i've been or who i've been talking to. and freedom of thought, the big one, one they fear more than anyone else. no matter what merrick garland thinks, you are allowed to think whatever you want to think, whether it is true or not. second part is very important. people say, you are allowed to believe what you want, but you are not allowed to spread misinformation.

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BBC News

alluded to their in a single plan. i think the — alluded to their in a single plan. i think the other point i would make about— think the other point i would make about the — think the other point i would make about the utility or otherwise of plans — about the utility or otherwise of plans. had the flu plan been reviewed and turned into something that wasn't looking at pandemics or the potential pandemics more widely, whether— the potential pandemics more widely, whether that plan would have served its purpose _ whether that plan would have served its purpose would have depended on the capabilities that lay underneath the capabilities that lay underneath the plan _ the capabilities that lay underneath the plan i— the capabilities that lay underneath the plan. iam the capabilities that lay underneath the plan. i am straying slightly perhaps — the plan. i am straying slightly perhaps into future modules here but for me. _ perhaps into future modules here but for me. the _ perhaps into future modules here but for me, the questions in my mind literally— for me, the questions in my mind literally every day are not so much did we _ literally every day are not so much did we lack— literally every day are not so much did we lack a plan, but did we lack the capabilities for dealing with a pandemic of the nature of covid—19? and i'm _ pandemic of the nature of covid—19? and i'm talking about contact tracing, — and i'm talking about contact tracing, testing, infrastructure in particular~ — tracing, testing, infrastructure in particular. but tracing, testing, infrastructure in articular. �* tracing, testing, infrastructure in articular. ., particular. but you would accept that had the _ particular. but you would accept that had the plan _ particular. but you would accept that had the plan focused - particular. but you would accept that had the plan focused more| that had the plan focused more plainly or clearly on the inherent unpredictability of viral respiratory pathogens and their

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BBC News

acceptance of harm that we were allowing to have. that's not answer my questions. _ allowing to have. that's not answer my questions. mr _ allowing to have. that's not answer my questions, mrjohn. _ allowing to have. that's not answer my questions, mrjohn. my - allowing to have. that's not answer| my questions, mrjohn. my question my questions, mrjohn. my question of —— sturgeon... my question revolves around strategy and this consequence of the strategy and attended to focus on trying to deal with the consequence of catastrophic emergency rather than be prepared in the first place. for example, you have acknowledged that the absence of thinking on the two main methods by which catastrophic consequences can be prevented, mass diagnostic testing and mass contact tracing, were wholly absent from the strategic debate.— were wholly absent from the strategic debate. forgive me ifi wasn't answering _ strategic debate. forgive me ifi wasn't answering your _ strategic debate. forgive me if ij wasn't answering your question, i wasn't answering your question, i was seeking to try to answer but perhaps— was seeking to try to answer but perhaps went on to covid and the flu plan i_ perhaps went on to covid and the flu plan~ ithink— perhaps went on to covid and the flu plan. i think your questions, which

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BBC News

is reasonable, is looking at flu and what _ is reasonable, is looking at flu and what would — is reasonable, is looking at flu and what would have been perhaps in that plan had _ what would have been perhaps in that plan had been looking more widely was not _ plan had been looking more widely was not there. what i was seeking to address— was not there. what i was seeking to address was— was not there. what i was seeking to address was the notion that either in the _ address was the notion that either in the flue — address was the notion that either in the flue plan or later in covid that— in the flue plan or later in covid that there — in the flue plan or later in covid that there was simply an acceptance of the _ that there was simply an acceptance of the level of consequence. i can't remember— of the level of consequence. i can't remember the precise text on the 2011 remember the precise text on the 20" flu _ remember the precise text on the 2011 flu plan but there is a reasonable worst—case scenario in it and are _ reasonable worst—case scenario in it and are not— reasonable worst—case scenario in it and are not necessarily that we take account _ and are not necessarily that we take account of— and are not necessarily that we take account of the countermeasures you take to _ account of the countermeasures you take to try— account of the countermeasures you take to try and reduce. either in the plan — take to try and reduce. either in the plan or— take to try and reduce. either in the plan or in the handling of covid — the plan or in the handling of covid. speaking from my perspective, it was— covid. speaking from my perspective, it was not _ covid. speaking from my perspective, it was not simply a level of consequence that we accept that we cannot— consequence that we accept that we cannot do— consequence that we accept that we cannot do anything about. i do think. — cannot do anything about. i do think, discuss your point mass testing — think, discuss your point mass testing and contact tracing, the question. — testing and contact tracing, the question, which is very legitimate, is should _ question, which is very legitimate, is should we have done more in terms

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BBC News Special

flawed doctrine at this point is that by not preparing to stop a pandemic and, worse, by explicitly stating in the planning that it would not be possible to stop a pandemic, therefore a huge amount of other things that need to happen when you are trying to stop a pandemic didn't happen, and we had to build them from scratch when the pandemic struck. for instance, large scale testing did not exist, and large scale contact tracing did not exist because it was assumed that as soon as there was community transmission, it wouldn't be possible to stop the spread, and therefore what is the point in contact tracing? that was completely wrong, and in my view is the absolutely central lesson — of course, the difference between a flu

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BBC News Special

and a coronavirus is important, but it is not nearly as important as getting the doctrine right so in future we are ready to suppress a pandemic, unless the costs of lockdown are greater than the cost that the pandemic would bring. perhaps we will return to the issue of the doctrinal arguments about lockdown is a little later. ii i of the doctrinal arguments about lockdown is a little later. ifi may come in the _ lockdown is a little later. ifi may come in the region _ lockdown is a little later. ifi may come in the region to _ lockdown is a little later. ifi may come in the region to bring i lockdown is a little later. ifi may come in the region to bring it i lockdown is a little later. ifi may come in the region to bring it up| come in the region to bring it up is because it had consequences in all the areas you set out — stockpiles, anti—virals, contact tracing and much more widely. anti-virals, contact tracing and much more widely.— anti-virals, contact tracing and much more widely. those were the acknowledged _ much more widely. those were the acknowledged failures _ much more widely. those were the acknowledged failures of _ much more widely. those were the acknowledged failures of the i acknowledged failures of the doctrinal path, but why, if you ask the questions which you say that you did about the fact that anti—virals and the stockpiles of anti—virals were only suitable for influenza, that the testing was limited and suitable for high consequence infectious disease in a health care

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Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Announces New Hires to Leadership Positions – Conduit Street

Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Announces New Hires to Leadership Positions – Conduit Street
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BBC News Now

certainly south korea with mers, he said they were far better protected when covid—19 hit. in particular, he pointed out contact tracing. this is when you start to see a virus spread through the population and being able to clampdown, work out which pockets of the population it is spreading in to isolate those people quite quickly. he pointed out that being able to do that far more effectively in places like south korea and singapore, because of that experience of mers. mr cameron was asked about that today and did say that there was an exercise that took place at the beginning of 2016 called exercise alice, but i think he accepted in his evidence that not all of the lessons from that exercise, which looked specifically at a potential outbreak of mers in the uk, but not all the lessons were properly learned from that. {iii properly learned from that. of course, one of the key turning points for covid—19 or seed of element of a vaccine. they did not

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Progressive Charlestown: Jared Kushner

a fresh, sharp look at news, life and politics in Charlestown, Rhode Island

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Fox Report With Jon Scott

when you have an agency of 21000 employees that cannot put up a website and agency demanding more from we need 1 million new contact tracers during the pandemic in order to fight covid and we know the contact tracing was essentially negligible and yet all the time and energy arguing and fighting legal battles over masking within the indiana cochrane review that did not alter the trajectory of the pandemic these are issues where people demanded apology in order to reform the cdc i think you're going to have to come clean and issue an apology only 44% of the public trust the cdc that is compared to all-time highs before the pandemic even democrats in congress at the hearings have acknowledged schools have been closed way too long we need that level of humility in order to win public trust back. jon: let's hope it changes, doctor marty makary, always good to talk to you. thank you.

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