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But before we get there, it is time to take a look back at the week that was it is time for the day's group.

I'm sure you're going to be able to get a chance to see the next one.

I'm sure you're going to be able to see the next one.

Undeterred by billowing clouds of coronavirus infested air. We will maintain decorum and tradition on this program with a day's group is concerned at least as far and as long as I'm in charge of it.

Therefore, we begin with a tradition unlike any other issue one bleep Democrats say.

I'm certainly not saying just a disturbing body, but this is the reality we seem to be facing with healthcare professionals don't have the safety supplies they need.

Then our healthcare professionals go down and then suddenly an overtax emergency room an overtax hospital an overtaxed healthcare system collapses.

But like it's a virus I get it like I respect it, but at the same time like even if everybody gets it like yeah people are going to die.

It's just terrible but like inevitable.

We must make sure the companies they get bailouts are required to sell equity to the government and put workers on their board of directors.

At least one White House official who used the term Kung Flu referring to the fact that this virus started in China.

Is that acceptable? Is it wrong? Are you worried that having this virus be talked about as a Chinese virus that might not be able to be called?

I wonder who said that.

I'm not sure the person's name, but would you condition the fact that I'm again a person at the White House used the term Kung Flu.

My question is do you think that's wrong Kung Flu?

And do you think using the term Chinese virus that puts Asian Americans at risk that people might try to make money?

Well, while it has a catchy little nickname for the coronavirus, he now calls it the Chinese virus every chance he gets.

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