I’m living and working in Santa Clara County, CA, where everyone is required to mask up. I have posted signs that note the requirements, but in the end I have only limited powers to enforce it.
I ain’t a cop, and if one of our customers doesn’t want to put on a mask, I won’t force the issue.
includes school information on Sweden etc;
***at 5m22s Phil Kerpen calls out NYT lies/propaganda re South Korean study on schools, which CNN also promoted, see second link:
VIDEO: 7m6s: Fox News: Laura Ingraham: What US can learn from Sweden’s handling of COVID pandemic
Former New York Times reporter Alex Berenson, author of ‘Unreported Truths about COVID-19 and Lockdowns,’ and Phil Kerpen, president of the Committee to Unleash Prosperity, join Laura Ingraham.
https://video.foxnews.com/v/6173848311001#sp=show-clips
20 Jul: CNN Transcripts: NEW DAY
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JOHN BERMAN, CNN ANCHOR: Dr. Wilson, I’m a parent of two 13-year-old boys. Alisyn has school-aged kids, as well. There was a study out of South Korea. This is a backwards-looking study at the infections in South Korea among younger people. And what it found, looking at thousands of cases, was that the infection rate among kids, middle-school age and older, you know, 10 to 16 or so, was about equal to that of adults.
In other words, students passed the virus just as much as adults do, and children younger than 10, a much lower rate. But not zero. About half or 40 percent of the rate.
I was surprised to see this, based on some of the things we’ve been hearing in the United States over the last few weeks. What are the implications of this as we plan on opening schools?...
DR. JASON WILSON, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE, TAMPA GENERAL HOSPITAL: And that’s the big conversation right now in Hillsborough County. You know, we were supposed to go back to school on August 10. That’s been delayed now until at least August 24...
So far, what we’ve seen here, in this area, and it may be different in South Korea, we don’t know, but what we’ve seen here is we have not seen a lot of spread from kids to adults. We’re not seeing that too much yet.
We certainly see high rates right now. I think we saw some record- breaking rates over these past seven dates for our children, for their positivity rates, but again, very few of those have to be hospitalized, thank goodness...
BERMAN: And the South Korea study does raise new questions...
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