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truth, liberty, and justice this is Monica Perez. I'm Brad Vincol.

Today's top story continues to be the coronavirus and how it is

unfolding into the global pandemic. It was eerily

predicted to be even though a lot of the reports of the coronavirus from the very beginning

were just that it was pretty much like a normal flu even kind of a mild flu that vulnerable populations could get a strain of pneumonia from and then die of pneumonia. So that I'm sticking with that. I think

there hasn't been anything that has come to my attention to make me think that's not what's really

happening. When I look at the numbers, they're up to 626 deaths, I think, which happens to be 1,000th of the normal

annual death toll of the flu, generally speaking, which is like 626,000 annual deaths.

So it still seems to be a milder version with an absolutely outsized reaction from top to bottom throughout the world, throughout

the systems.

Dovesales perfectly with what Binkley found what you found from the World Economic Forum saying that they were doing a live

simulation of such a virus. They started that in October and this thing started

unrolling November. So I'm convinced of that. They had seven agenda items

that they wanted to come out of this live simulation. We have a WSB show

tomorrow, a super short one from 530, but we're going to hit the seven agenda items and the things that are happening now that reflect every last one of them.

I noticed one in an article today in the Wall Street

Journal. The article was called the economic cost of coronavirus. It says people are

curtailing travel and shopping to avoid getting sick and that offers clues on how to measure the

outbreak's financial impact. One of the agenda items was to make businesses more

aware and consumers of how a worldwide pandemic can affect their access to goods, to affect their bottom line,

to use that information, that personal interest in lobbying and advocating for the policy, the government policies that

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