cases are of 32% and deaths are of 12% over the past two weeks of the pandemic. But America's

billionaires have made a combined trillion, yes, the fatigue, dollars in the last seven

months of the pandemic. And it's been nearly three months since Americans could count on

any pandemic relief in their government. This is America Deceptic. I'm your host, Dr.

Abdul-Elsaid, and we are one week from Election Day. On Thursday, Joe Biden and Donald

Trump debated for what was, thank God, the final time. This is what Joe Biden had to say

about the pandemic. What I would do is make sure we have everyone

encouraged to wear a mask all the time. I would make sure we move in the direction of rapid

testing, investing in rapid testing. I would make sure that we set up national standards

as to how to open up schools and open up businesses so they can be safe and give them

the wearer of all the financial resources to be able to do that.

Smart, honest, sensible. And this is what Donald Trump had to say. It will go away, and

as I say, we're rounding the turn, we're rounding the corner, it's going away. I want to be

very clear about something. We are not turning the corner. We are falling off the damn cliff.

Houses are up 32% over two weeks, and as I told you all last week, it was only a matter

of time until deaths started to go the wrong way, too. They're up 12% over the last two

weeks. Hospitalizations are way up to 40% over the last month. There's something important

about the geography of COVID-19 right now that I cannot overemphasize. It's not just

in a few large cities. It's literally everywhere. And where major cities like New York and Seattle

have strong, capable hospital systems, many of the rural communities being hit hardest

right now don't. Over the past few decades, rural hospitals have been forced to close across

the country. That's because our healthcare system relies on lucrative elective surgeries,

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