All right, welcome to Crossroads. Guess what? We have a new virus outbreak, the Ebola outbreak,

not Hanta virus, it's Ebola now. This is actually in Congo. It actually has spread cross

border. There are now travel restrictions in place and has now been declared a global health

emergency, yet again by the World Health Organization. Also, meanwhile, a key element of

global warming is now over. The United Nations dropped its claim on the doomsday scenario from

climate change. No more doomsday from climate change. And of course, that argument was used as the

basis for some of the most extreme climate policies. That's gone now,

basically. On another topic, also, the Supreme Court just came down with a major ruling on trucking

companies, which could make them a lot more cautious when hiring illegal drivers. We talked about

these topics and a lot more today, so make sure to the like

button, leave a comment. Let's get started. All right, first of all, the World Health Organization,

the WHO, which Trump pulled us up, but which is making a lot of global policies and health,

has now declared yet another global health emergency,

although it has stopped short of calling it a pandemic.

Now the focus on this is on the Ebola outbreak in Congo,

which Warren could actually spread through migration.

And they're not saying, well, let's stop migration.

They're saying, let's declare a global health

emergency. Now, the World Health Organization is according to Mereau, UK, has declared the Ebola

outbreak spreading across the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, a public health emergency

of international concern. It notes this is the highest level of global health alert under international

law. It says the declaration comes after a rapid rise in cases linked to the Bundy-Bugio strain of

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