Bill O'Reilly here Friday, April 3, 2020, you are listening to the O'Reilly update

here's what's happening today in America.

The worldwide plague has changed the daily lives of nearly all Americans.

Businesses are closed, millions staying home, everyone worried about themselves, their

families in the future.

A new poll from Pew Research shows Elf folks across the USA are coping with the contagion,

mentally, economically and even how we spend our free time.

A staggering 91% of us now say we will not attend parties or any large social gatherings,

including funerals and weddings.

Hardest hit, the country's food industry.

77% of US adults will not die now during the contagion.

More than half are afraid of pick up and delivery food orders.

This also avoiding religious services, many churches are closed, but worship seems to

be on the rise.

Six and ten Americans say they prayed for a quick end to the contagion.

The virus also having a major impact on the 2020 presidential election.

Two thirds of American adults feel uncomfortable visiting polling stations.

The Democrats now considering digital voting to decide their party's nominee this summer.

A record number of Americans, nearly 40% right now, are working from home.

That figure was just 3% two weeks ago.

After the pandemic, you will see more people working from home.

That will be a societal change going forward.

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