What's it like trying to film a movie, trying to produce a movie during the

coronavirus chaos? Although we now know that Stanford's top medical doctor,

Dr Scott Atlas Atlas has stated that the coronavirus is now less

dangerous than the common flu for kids. We have a man with us who's a great

expert from Stanford he's working with us who's a great expert from Stanford. He's working with us. He's

consulting with us and he's going to be at our press conference in a little while at

530. But maybe a Scott Atlas Dr Scott Atlas, could say just a couple of words and

we're going to be covering it in more detail in a little while and you folks are, if you're

interested in watching we'd love to have you.

Scott please.

Okay, thank you, Mr. President.

It's a great honor to be asked to help out in any way I can.

And the event I thought was terrific.

I want to thank everyone for participating and sort of

to reiterate the bottom line on this as the president and vice president and

Secretary DeVos have said which is we know that the risk of the disease is extremely low for children, even less

than that of seasonal flu.

Although we now know that Stanford's top medical doctor, Dr. Scott Atlas, has stated that the

coronavirus is now less dangerous than the common flu for kids. Many leaders

have still decided to keep our country locked down, to keep our schools shuttered

to make you wear masks.

Each of these mask mandates will protect us from a virus that according to Dr Dan Ericsson has a 0.02% fatality rate.

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