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Welcome to The Truth with Lisa Booth, where we get to the heart of the issues that matter to you.

Today we're talking about the hantavirus, but I want to be clear that I'm not covering it to spread fear.

If you remember, I never got the COVID vaccine, I was always against lockdowns as well. Really from the beginning, I challenged the status quo. So I'm not doing this. I'm not covering it to make you scared. If anything, I'm covering it because it's not as scary as the way the media is portraying it. Yes, there's a very high fatality rate about 40%, but it's not

very transmissible. And that's the key difference between COVID and this. So yes, we're watching

an outbreak. Yes, we're covering it globally. Yes, it's something to pay attention to, but it's not

something to fear. So we're going to have my friend and colleague Dr. Mark Siegel on the show,

and what we're going to do is walk through how it got started, the origins of it, the sort of

symptoms that people have will also talk a little bit about the fatality rate, but most importantly,

that it's not very transmissible and also that there's not key concerns that it's going

to mutate into something that is more transmissible.

So the good news is, obviously, it's sad that we've lost lives, but it's not something you should

fear. However, we're going to learn more about it. Stay tuned for Dr. Mark Siegel. Not only is he

my colleague at Fox News, but he's also the author of Miracles Among Us.

Well, Dr. Mark Siegel, it's great to have you on the show, your friend and colleague you've been on before.

We really appreciate you making the time.

Always great to be with you, Lisa, and on TV, too.

Thank you.

Well, so there's the, the Haanta virus is going around. Obviously, there's this cruise ship, and then now we're dealing with passengers that when else we're around the world and just concerns about the spread of it. You've been following the story from the beginning, also speaking to some of the key doctors who have been seeing some of these patients. Walk us through. I know you've recently learned some new information.

Why don't you tell us first and foremost what you've recently learned and then we'll kind of move from there?

I can give you a better timetable than I could before.

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