Optimism in New York, Private Sector to the Rescue, Pelosi's Pandering

3 Martini Lunch – Political Humor & Commentary

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🗓️ 31 March 2020

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

Join Jim and Greg for two good martinis and some craziness. They welcome evidence that the spread of COVID-19 may be slowing in New York. They also salute private industries shifting their focus in big ways to meet the demand for ventilators, masks and more. And they roll their eyes as Nancy Pelosi begins eyeing the next big spending bill.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Three Martini lunch.
0:04.8	Grab a stole next to Greg Carumbus of Radio America and Jim Garrity of National Review.
0:09.6	Three Martini's coming up.
0:12.0	So glad you are with us today. Three Martini's coming up.
0:17.0	So glad you are with us today for the Tuesday Three Martini lunch. We have two good Martini's for you today.
0:20.0	We're happy to say.
0:21.0	We also have a crazy and we're brought to you today by Figs. Never a better time to order
0:28.2	some things for yourself if you've got a medical professional in your family or you just want to say thank you to the
0:33.2	amazing people doing so much work right now. Listeners of three martini
0:36.7	lunch right now can get 15% off for a limited time by going to wear figs
0:41.4	com and entering the code Martini 15 at checkout. So, Jim, let's get to Good Martini
0:47.9	number one. This is from Scott Gottlieb. He's the former Commissioner for the Food and Drug Administration.
0:53.8	He's now with the American Enterprise Institute.
0:56.4	He retweets, first of all, a guy whose name I'm going to butcher here, but I'm going to try.
1:00.8	Farzad Moustacheari, he is the former national coordinator for Health IT at the New York City Health Department.
1:08.0	This is Moschari's tweet.
1:10.0	He says New York City Emergency Room Visits, continue the downward trajectory through the weekend.
1:14.1	I'm hoping we see a blunting of the hospitalization rate soon.
1:17.3	We may have turned the corner on infections, though ICU admissions and deaths will not peak for one to two weeks.
1:23.7	Then Gottlieb says more data suggesting that New York could be approaching a
1:27.5	peak in new cases over the next seven to ten days they could start they could
1:31.9	peak and start slowly turning the corner
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