We're starting to see very, very disturbing racial and demographic data on exactly who is really

being impacted by the coronavirus pandemic, particularly here in the United States.

Today I'll do a little bit to break down that demographic data, but I'm seeing something else

that really concerns me. What we're seeing now that the data shows

that African Americans are disproportionately being impacted by the virus. We're

starting to see other groups act as if they really don't care.

We're seeing it right now today at this very moment in Wisconsin as they forced the primaries and elections to continue anyway.

Let me explain what I mean.

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We, as you already know, you're living through it. We are in the middle of a global

pandemic where at least 1.3 million people have contracted the coronavirus.

That's how many people have been tested positive for it.

The world economy has come to a standstill.

Hundreds of millions of people around the world have lost their jobs and now

nearly a hundred thousand people have died. That of course is enough to say if we have any primaries or elections this month at least

this month let's delay them but now that we're getting the demographic data

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