All of these numbers, they get tossed on their head with a discussion that we're starting

to hear all over the world right now.

So many discussions, doctors in Italy saying, you know, we were treating patients, you know,

all the way back in November, you know, that had this illness we couldn't describe.

And now I believe that might have been COVID-19.

We're starting to see articles about that.

There was an article out of the Los Angeles Times that was referencing the fact that, you

know, looking back, news signs suggest coronavirus is in California far earlier than anyone

knew in this article.

They end up saying it could go back.

The virus was freewheeling in our community and probably it has been here for quite some

time, Dr. Jeff Smith, a physician who is the chief executive, Santa Clara County government

told, a study out of Stanford suggests a dramatic viral surge in February.

But Smith on Friday said data collected by the federal centers for disease control and

prevention, local health departments and others suggests it was a lot longer than we

first believed.

Most likely since back in December, describing flu-like symptoms, something they couldn't

explain all the way back in December, is it possible that we had COVID-19 before it was

even announced in China?

Is it possible that this virus was all the way back in the last blue season that started

in the fall?

Now, remember, if it was, if we were going to follow that hypothesis, then the hypothesis

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