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Hello, America Marksman here are number 877-381-3811-877-381-3811. You know, in order to address some of the issues that have come forward as a result of this virus,

it's important to know where the problems have been. Early on it has said we didn't have enough tests. Now we have really tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of tests being unleashed in order to gather the data,

and the data is important to know who's sick, where they're located, and so forth, and so on, so you can respond to it.

The private sector has acted unbelievably in this regard. We now have tests that you can do at home in 45 minutes.

We have all kinds of telemedical activity going on with doctors and others. This is all in the last six days weeks.

The magnificent American private sector, even though so much of it has been shut down, and despite the cackling from Pelosi and Schumer in the left and the media,

demanding that we nationalize industries. If somebody in the federal government knows how to run an assembly line, can you name one person who's ever run an assembly line, worked on an assembly line?

Does that have to run a business? No, you can't, other than the president.

But it's important to understand we now know a majority of the cases are in New York City.

56 to 60% of the, 56% of the cases, 60% of the new cases.

Most of people, excuse me, leaving New York City, heading to places, especially like Florida, and the governor there has a new issue because a lot of the people leaving New York City may have this virus, I may not know it.

So he's asking everybody who's coming from New York City to self-quarantine for 14 days, and let's hope they do so.

This is the way you attack this virus. But you're hearing a constant demand plea from the governor of New York among others, but mostly him.

That goes unchallenged by any New York media, in fact, by any national media. And I've shared my information with some national media.

When the governor talks about the lack of ventilators, when the governor talks about the lack of beds, ladies and gentlemen, this is not new for New York.

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