Bill O'Reilly here Friday, May 15, 2020, you are listening to the O'Reilly update.

Here's what's happening today in America.

Forty-eight states across the country are now easing lockdown restrictions.

Even hard-hit New York rolling back some social distancing guidelines, not New York City

or the surrounding suburbs, chaos still rains there.

Anthony Fauci addressed the Senate while sheltering at home or whatever warning lawmakers

that reopening the country could lead to a resurgence of the virus.

That is more speculation from the test force leader and it is unnecessary.

We all expect some virus cases to pop up when the lockdown is eased.

That's logical.

Now some people are disregarding the ongoing danger and that's dumb.

While the USA is on the road to recovery, there are exceptions in the world that we should

look at.

South Korea, Taiwan and New Zealand.

Here are the facts.

In South Korea leaders enforce the quote, three aggressions to stop the virus.

Progressive testing, aggressive tracking and aggressive disinfection.

Over there, patients' testing positive for COVID are added to a national registry and track

twice a day.

Victims are checked routinely and are only allowed out of the house after they've been declared

negative twice in 48 hours.

The result, the country of 50 million, has 10,000 confirmed cases of COVID, just 259 deaths.

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