Anti-virus. Everybody's kind of minding their own business and then we start seeing this clips again on ships. Hey, you know, this person died, that person died. And then the same guy, Tedros, comes back up and people are like, wait a minute, that guy's back up again. Yes. What is really the headline of the story? A luxury cruise ship carrying 147 passengers sailing towards Canary

Island with a confirmed on this anti-virus outbreak on board three dead eight cases and the only

known anti-virus strain that spreads person to person. The World Health Organization has deployed

an expert on board shipping 2,500 diagnostic kits to five countries and says this is not the next COVID.

They're already saying that up front to not scare the crap out of people.

But with no approved vaccine, no approved treatment with a 38% kill rate, the world is paying attention.

And by the way, the states that they're looking at, that they're literally following the people that

were tied to it was Georgia, two residents monitored, Arizona one resident flag by Arizona Department of Health and Services,

California an undisclosed number of residents under CDC coordinator observation, but the CDC

stated, again, this is important because we don't want to do fear porn here, and maybe others

are going to be doing that. The risk to the American public at this time is extremely low.

You know what's the scary part of that sentence?

At this time.

Okay.

So with that being said, Rob, if you got a couple of clips to play before I go to it, let's

start off with Ted Roars.

If you don't remember him, he was the guy that was the director general of CDC,

and here's what he had to say. Go for it, Rob. Eight cases have been reported, including three

deaths. Five of the eight cases have been confirmed as hantavirus, and the other three are suspected.

WHO is aware of reports of other people with symptoms who may have had contact with one of the

passengers.

You can pause, right?

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