And do you remember that attorney? He's the guy that first had it up there and it spread to a lot of people.

It looks like he had underlying medical problems. I think he had lung problems.

So that's why he had a rough time with it and went to the hospital.

Looks like he's improving out of the hospital.

So you'll start to, you know, you're going to probably see some bad numbers blow up, maybe even still this week. That's, that's not that it's

spreading like crazy. This was what was already out there. The only thing spreading right now is

the testing. So there's suddenly a lot more testing. That's why the spike in numbers. You've had

this separation now for almost a week. You'll have it for another week. And then you should see

the numbers starting to drop.

And the president talking to a lot of experts about we don't want the cure to be worse than the

disease. We don't want the cure to do more damage than the disease. So they're starting to balance that.

Governor Cuomo has been great through all this, carefully laying out what needs to be done.

If we do need more ICU beds, if we do need more hospital space, they're going to take over the Javitt Center.

They already have. In fact, the Army Corps of Engineers is here to do the construction starting today.

So the Javitt Center will be one location.

If you're in Westchester County, that county center will be another location.

So they've got plenty of space to do this.

They're asking FEMA to come in and set up their hospitals.

It's not that we can't do it.

But the reason they ask for FEMA is when they come in with a hospital, they bring all their own

equipment, their own ventilators, respirators, masks, gowns. So that's a big help. So this should stay under

control. Military will come in, but that's, and National Guard actually is coming in first. But

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