In the past four months, more Americans have died of COVID-19 than died in the entire Vietnam War.

The Dr. Anthony Fauci reports findings from an NIH-backed study and says,

quote, a drug can block this virus.

Meet supplies are thinning, and the President signs an executive order to keep

packing plants open despite numerous outbreaks that forced them to close in the first place.

This is America Dissected, and I'm your host, Dr. Abdul-Elseid.

$1,200 checks have been hitting mailboxes in banking accounts,

and we asked you to tell us what you're doing with your check.

Hello, Dr. Abdul-Elseid.

Hello, Mr. Yang. Dr. Elseid.

Hello, people of the America Dissected.

There were some folks who used their checks to say for the future and spruce up on some extras.

We used our stimulus checks part of it to go towards our car payment.

And I managed to get various things from from the grocery store, a new laptop.

I'm using the money to get takeout from local restaurants more often than I would normally.

The $500 mix has been I got for my daughter.

We put towards her $5,29 college savings plan.

I've given to so many organizations and individuals who are suffering,

which is something I couldn't really do before because our budget is always pretty tight.

There were others who had to use their stimulus checks to make ends meet.

I'm going to spend my $1,200 check on rent.

I got eaten up really quickly, paid off my bills, my utility bill, my rent.

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