Comments by "hizzle mobizzle" (@hizzlemobizzle) on "Trump feuds with WHO and China +++ Brazil now has third highest number of cases | Coronavirus Update" video.

  1. not sure, but he has been suffering from severe brain swelling for years.
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  2.  @Kangroo11  There have been no studies showing that these medications work for prevention, and the FDA has issued a warning for serious heart-related side effects if hydroxychloroquine or chloroquine are taken outside of a hospital setting for COVID-19.
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  3. well, keep in mind we have this many deaths with only roughly 5% of the population infected. You need to infect 70% of a population in order to reach "herd immunity". How bad do you think it will be if we allow that to happen?
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  4. Well, it looks like Trump is handing the WHO to China so... Consider the alternative is they deliberately spread false information in order to please Trump.
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  5. Trump has investigated it as well and says it's over.
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  6. that may be true, but Vietnam has only had what? 61 cases? Not a very large sample is it?
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  7.  @ImperatorofNonsense  Trump has repeatedly said that his decision to impose the travel restrictions on Jan. 31 was made despite objections from most of the experts on containing the spread of infectious disease. “But we closed those borders very early, against the advice of a lot of professionals, and we turned out to be right. I took a lot of heat for that,” Trump said on March 4. Asked by Hannity the same day about his rationale at the time he made the decision, Trump said, “I would say everybody said, it’s too early, it’s too soon, and good people, brilliant people, in many ways, doctors and lawyers and, frankly, a lot of people that work on this stuff almost exclusively. And they said, don’t do it.” Trump repeated this claim at his town hall in Scranton on March 5, saying that as soon as he heard that China had a problem with the coronavirus, he asked how many people the U.S. had coming in from China. “Nobody but me asked that question,” Trump said. Trump added that his decision to impose the travel restrictions was made “against the advice of almost everybody.” Everybody? Not according to Azar, who said it was the “uniform” recommendation of experts in his department. “The travel restrictions that we put in place in consultation with the president were very measured and incremental,” Azar told reporters on Feb. 7. “These were the uniform recommendations of the career public health officials here at HHS.” The World Health Organization cautioned against the overuse of travel restrictions, but stopped short of saying that Trump’s decision in the U.S. — or anyone else’s in other countries — was inappropriate. “[W]e reiterate our call to all countries not to impose restrictions inconsistent with the International Health Regulations,” WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told its executive board. “Such restrictions can have the effect of increasing fear and stigma, with little public health benefit. So far, 22 countries have reported such restrictions to WHO. Where such measures have been implemented, we urge that they are short in duration, proportionate to the public health risks, and are reconsidered regularly as the situation evolves.”
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  8.  @thatboymark  There have been no studies showing that these medications work for prevention, and the FDA has issued a warning for serious heart-related side effects if hydroxychloroquine or chloroquine are taken outside of a hospital setting for COVID-19. There’s now a shortage of hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine, which means that people who normally take these medications to manage their health are having a harder time getting the treatment they need.
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  9. @Gloria Lindenburg I understand. It's not like Trump has ever lied about anything before.
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