Let's talk lockdowns. Let's go back to this and let's talk costs of lockdowns. Let's look at

some of these statistics and you know the lockdowns, it's important that we really make sure that

these lockdowns don't do more damage and I'm about to present some stuff that shows that

that might be the case. But let's let's look way back way back to a Trump during the debate

with Biden and this is what he had to say in the lockdowns. Okay. We have to open our country.

We're not going to have a country. You can't do this. We can't keep this country close.

This is a massive country with a massive economy. People are losing their jobs, their committing

suicide. There's depression, alcohol, drugs at a level that nobody's ever seen before.

There's abuse, tremendous abuse. We have to open our country. You know, I've said it often.

The cure cannot be worse than the problem itself. We keep hearing that right. Are the lockdowns

causing more damage than the disease itself? And remember, for those that haven't been watching

the highwire through this pandemic, we know the CDC numbers show us that the death rate of COVID-19

in America is about 0.26% a quarter of 1% nowhere near the 2 to 3% that was promised. The imperial

model was wrong. You can go back. Here's the breakdown. Really wrap your heads around this. If

you're 0 to 19, you have a 99.99 7% success rate at overcoming COVID-19. That's essentially zero

chance of death. 20 to 49, 99.98%. 50 to 69, moving towards what we know to be a more critical group.

They're still at a 99.5% success rate. Their immune systems are going to beat COVID-19.

And then 70 plus is where you really start seeing the numbers shift. And of course, 70 plus,

it really has to do with whether you have other comorbidities, heart disease, COPD, diabetes,

all of these things that are contributing to the issue. And they say that that very high risk group

doesn't just have one comorbidity. They have on average two and a half other life-threatening illnesses.

All right. So tell us about lockdowns. Are they, is there a way to determine whether they are

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