So we're going to focus on four different states today having to do with coronavirus and there are different policies being Texas and Florida and California and New York and we're going to look at different data.

Number one, out of the $500 billion dollar relief that we gave, which state got the most, and outside of that, who's

unemployment is the lowest, who's responding better to coronavirus, and what kind of decisions

they're making.

But prior to doing that, let's look at the one data here, because as you're thinking about

the percentages of people dying, I wanted to unpack and go to CDC and see what age category

is dying the most, and I want to do specific statistics on this so let's take a look.

So according to CDC website if you go here 27 kids under the age of one have died from coronavirus.

Under the age of one, there are 3.7 million kids under the age of one.

So out of 3.73 million, 27 have died, which I absolutely sympathize with

that family. But the percentage of death is 0.000.7%. If we go to 1 to 4, 16 have died. That's a population of 15.7 million in America, meaning

the 15.7 million ages 1 to 4.16 you're looking at 0.001

percent of that population has died. If you go to 5 to 14, 40 kids have died, 40.9.94 million population, you do the math right there,

you will see it's 0.0098, leased amongst the three, okay, leased amongst the 3 okay least amongst the 3 but if you add them up anybody under the age of 14 you're looking at 56

76 83 83 on roughly 60 million have died.

So the reason why I'm showing you this is because I have kids and my kids are going to school.

And if we look at the policies of Texas against Texas and Florida, New York and California, New York

just announced they shut down schools.

New York has a curfew with bars and restaurants, I believe, from 10 o'clock till 6 in the morning.

California just announced they're just announced they shut down schools

in July indefinitely for the rest of the year

and it's all homeschooling right now.

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