This is the Tom Hartman program.

So I'm wondering how you're dealing with the coronavirus, what's up with you and your family and how is it playing out for you I know a member of our

family extended member of our family is basically soliciting folks to get together

for a vacation next spring you know in about five six I'm, boy, would I love to do that?

But I'm looking at some of these surveys.

This is a study pretty remarkable.

This research team looked at the populations of Spain, England, Italy, and Geneva, Switzerland,

three countries and one city that participated in this study.

This is done by a group of infectious disease specialists at the University of Cambridge in the UK.

And they came to some rather startling conclusions.

This is from a piece in nature, the science magazine,

by Smrit Malapati, which says for every 1,000 people infected

with a coronavirus who are under the age of 50, almost none will die.

And this is the point of course that Trump and all his buddies keep making.

No, you know, if you're under 50, no worries.

For people in their 50s and early 60s, however, about five will die.

More men than women.

The risk then climbs steeply as the years accrue.

For every 1,000 people in their mid-70s or older who get infected, around 116 will

die.

That's amazing.

I think that's around 11.6% if you're over 70. The studies reveal that

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