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Corey La Barrie's Heartbreaking Death, Murder Charge & $2,000,000 Bail For Daniel Silva, & More - YouTube
Channel: Philip DeFranco
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- 'Sup you beautiful
bastards, hope you had
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a fantastic Tuesday.
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Welcome back to the Philip DeFranco show,
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buckle up, hit that like button,
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and let's just jump into it.
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And the first thing that
we're gonna talk about today,
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today's show is starting out heavy.
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It's this truly horrible and heartbreaking
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and infuriating story involving
YouTuber Corey La Berrie
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and a popular tattoo artist by the name
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of Daniel Silva.
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And this news was first reported
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by TMZ, which of course you kinda go,
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"Maybe it's not real."
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Then we did see it corroborated
by social media posts
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from Corey's brother and mother
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with Corey's mother writing in her post,
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"My heart breaks right now.
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"On my son's 25th birthday,
today, he was very drunk
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"and got into a car with a drunk driver.
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"The accident killed him instantly.
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"No words can describe the sadness I feel
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"in losing a child."
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And soon after, we saw the
Los Angeles Police Department
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confirming in a statement they
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had also arrested the driver
of that vehicle for murder
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also identifying that
individual as Daniel Silva,
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a popular tattoo artist who has appeared
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on the show Ink Master.
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Now, according to the statement,
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this crash happened at 9:39 pm
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when Silva was speeding
in a McLaren sports car
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and lost control.
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He then ran off the road and crashed
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into a street sign and tree.
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Silva then, according to reports,
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exited the vehicle,
attempted to leave the scene,
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but he was stopped by
citizens who came to help.
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La Berrie and Silva were then transported
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to the hospital for medical treatment
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where police said the passenger
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ultimately succumbed to his injuries.
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While they did not specify what injuries
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Silva sustained, according to TMZ,
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Silva suffered a broken hip.
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Also, you had TMZ reporting
that witnesses saw
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both men at a party earlier that night
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celebrating La Berrie's birthday.
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Also, while the police
statement did not detail
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the allegations involving alcohol,
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the press release was titled
DUI Fatal Traffic Collision
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Results in Arrest.
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As far as what happens to Silva here,
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we're gonna have to wait and see.
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According to NBC news, Silva
was in custody Monday night
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in lieu of $200,000 bail,
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but we also saw TMZ reporting on Monday
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that he was arrested and booked,
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but still in the hospital.
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Also jail records that we have viewed
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showed that his bail was
set at two million dollars
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and that he was released from custody
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at around 11 am today.
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Though, no other
information about the reason
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or agency he was released to was provided.
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So right now, it is a bit unclear
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exactly what his situation is.
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But, while we wait to see what
happens from a legal aspect
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with this story, one of
the most notable things
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was just the outpouring
of love and heartbreak
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over this loss.
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La Berrie was a beloved creator
in the YouTube community.
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He had over 300,000
subscribers on his own channel,
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over 100,000 on a duo channel
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with YouTuber Crawford Collins.
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More recently, some might recognize him
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from being a contestant
on The Reality House.
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And as the news spread on social media,
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we saw people in just
disbelief and heartbreak,
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with fans, friends, and fellow creators
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noting just what a great
and nice person he was.
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There's something I wanna say here
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because there are a number of cynics
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whenever there's a situation like this.
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If you are a fan of this man
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and you are heartbroken, don't
feel weird or wrong for that.
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This weird thing that is
internet and social media
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makes us feel very close to
the people that we follow.
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Whoever it is, they can
feel like extended members
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of your family and,
when the person is gone,
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there is a hole there.
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But, if there is something we can do
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in addition to remembering
someone who was lost
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with this story, I believe, it's raising
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the awareness of just the dangers
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of driving under the influence.
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According to the CDC, every day, 29 people
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in the United States die
in motor vehicle crashes
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that involve an alcohol impaired driver.
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These are pointless, unnecessary,
easily avoidable deaths.
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All because someone made a selfish
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and short-sighted decision.
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And so if there is something
we can take from this story,
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it's a reminder that this
risk should never be taken
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both for ourselves and
the people around us.
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And actually, this kind of mindset
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is why we've seen a large number of fans
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changing their profile
pictures to the color blue
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in an effort to raise
awareness about the dangers
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of drunk driving, many of
which using the hashtag
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#BlueForCorey.
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And I guess, with that
story, if there were
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to be a question, what are your thoughts
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around these reported
charges against Silva?
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Obviously this is based
off of what we know now,
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but of course, I'd love
to know your thoughts.
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And once again, if there
is a final thing I can say,
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my heart goes out to
Corey's friends, family,
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everyone that cared about him.
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And, for everyone else, it is just
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another fuckin' unfortunate reminder
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that we need to love who
we have while we have them
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because at any moment
everything can change.
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Then, in other internet news,
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though not as depressing and heartbreaking
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and actually more on the business end,
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we should talk about Quibi who,
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notably, and how dare they
have still not offered me
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$20 million to bring the
Phillip DeFranco show
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over to Quibi.
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But, shockingly, that wasn't the reason
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they were making headlines.
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Instead, it was because the founder
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of Quibi, Jeffrey Katzenberg, reportedly
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during a video interview said, quote,
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"I attribute everything
that has gone wrong
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"to coronavirus, everything.
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"But we own it."
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And as far as the thing
that he's talking about
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that has gone wrong, it
appears that, you know,
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to be the fact that Quibi is so far
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not a resounding success.
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As The New York Times article pointed out,
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Quibi fell out of the list of the top 50
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most downloaded free iPhone apps
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in the United States a week
after it went live on April 6.
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And noting it is now ranked number 125,
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behind the game app Knock'em All
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and the language learning app, Duolingo.
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With Quibi saying 3.5 million
people have downloaded the app
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and adding that 1.3
million are active users.
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Which many people look at right now
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as just not good numbers for an app
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and a company that raised
$1.8 billion dollars,
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that also signed deals and got the likes
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of Jennifer Lopez,
Lebron James, Idris Elba,
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Steven Spielberg, Chrissy Tiegen.
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I mean they even got Christoph
Waltz and Liam Hemsworth
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for a Quibi version of
the most dangerous game.
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I wanna close this
story out on two fronts.
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One, I'm not just gonna blindly
shit on Quibi here, right?
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There's actually some decent
programming on the app.
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Lebron James's docuseries
about the Promise school
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that he opened, fantastic!
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Reno 911 coming back, great!
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Anna Kendrick in Dummy, where she (laughs)
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she stars alongside a sex
doll that can talk, yeah!
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But where are you advertising
and how are you trying
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to onboard people, 'cause I
have no seen almost any of that.
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And for an app that's all about
short-form internet content,
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it's wild to me that you did not go
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to online creators who were
actively already doing that
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for, essentially, free.
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That are constantly looking for budgets
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to do something bigger and would still
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be outputting on a
YouTube, on an Instagram,
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a TikTok, a whatever so
they would also serve
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as advertising every time they post.
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And obviously, it's a different situation,
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but it's also why you see with, let's say,
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YouTube Originals, you
do see mainstream artists
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so that they can show
the rest of the world,
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"Hey, look at the big names we have."
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But they also embrace online creators
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who have just organically come up.
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You gotta have a mix at launch.
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If you don't have established franchises
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to jump off of, like a Netflix did,
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as a Disney Plus did, very successfully,
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but obviously it's Disney.
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All right, so there's that and then, two,
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regarding placing the blame of the,
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I use the word failure here loosely,
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because this is still early days.
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You are essentially saying
our entertainment app,
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that is not only affordable,
coming in at just $4.99
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initially and with a
three month free trial,
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is failing because the situation
we're living in right now
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involves people looking for free
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and-or cheap entertainment to escape.
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It's just a silly argument in my opinion.
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And then, let's talk
about how while right now
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most of the world, right,
trying to actively avoid
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getting COVID-19, there's actually
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a group out there trying to get it.
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And that group are locked up inmates.
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And as far as why people are doing this,
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it's because inmates are
getting early releases
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because of the virus.
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You know we have high-profile examples
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of people getting early releases,
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like yesterday we talked about Tekashi 69,
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we've also seen the
likes of Michael Avenatti
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getting a temporary early release.
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And while you do also have
examples like that of R. Kelly
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and Bill Cosby who have tried and failed
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to get out of jail because
of the coronavirus,
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as of mid-April, over 16,000 inmates
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in the United States have
been released for this reason.
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But there are also even being some cases
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where inmates who are
positive for the virus,
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they leave, but usually to
some kind of medical facility.
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All right, and so with
all of this happening,
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we got a new report from
the Los Angeles County
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Sheriff's Department
stating that some inmates
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are trying to get the virus on purpose
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in hopes of being released.
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And we're also now seeing
video footage from North County
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Correctional Facility
where this took place,
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appearing to show them doing it.
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And in this video, you
see one inmate fill up
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a bottle with hot water,
then the other inmates
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start passing it around,
taking swigs from it.
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And this, despite the
fact that they have access
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to their own cups and
bottles for their own water.
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And according to a statement
from the department,
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they did this for two reasons.
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To falsely elevate their
oral temperatures moments
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before having their temperature taken
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by a nurse who's later seen on camera
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and to spread the potential of infection.
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This reportedly is not the only thing
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they allegedly did in attempts
to contract the virus.
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In addition to inmates sharing a cup,
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they also started breathing and sniffing
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from the same mask to spread germs.
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You can also see that, despite the room
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having some space, they're all standing
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relatively close to one another.
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So, according to the statement,
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"as a direct result of the
behavior seen in the video,
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"21 men tested positive for
COVID-19 within a week."
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And then, adding, "a
gross misunderstanding
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"among the inmate population led many
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"to believe that those
diagnosed with COVID-19
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"may be released, which is untrue."
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According to the LA Times, case growth
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actually didn't stop there.
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In fact, a total of 30
inmates have tested positive
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as a result of what
happened in these videos.
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Now, that said, so far, none
of the inmates have admitted
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that they intentionally
contracted the virus,
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but Sheriff Alex Villanueva believes
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that their intentions are obvious
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because this behavior is unusual.
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But, here's the thing.
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While Sheriff Alex Villanueva did say,
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- It's sad to think that someone
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deliberately tried to expose
themselves to COVID-19.
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Somehow there was some mistaken belief
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among the inmate population
if they tested positive,
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that there was a way to force our hand
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and somehow release more inmates out
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of our jail environment.
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And that's not gonna happen.
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- Reportedly, Assistant
Sheriff Bruce Chase
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has told some reporters that two inmates
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in this case have been released.
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But, reports also indicate
that the department
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is exploring the possibility
of criminal prosecution here.
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But ultimately, that's where we are
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regarding this aspect of the story.
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Coronavirus in prisons has
been a big topic lately.
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You know, right now, the LASD says
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that 357 inmates have tested positive
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for COVID-19 with 117 recovered.
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The virus has hit employees as well.
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LA has also taken measures
to prevent outbreaks
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and reduce their population
maximums in their jail
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as well as reducing the
number of arrests they make.
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Also, nationwide, according
to the Marshall Project,
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as of May 6th, over 20,000
people in American prisons
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have tested positive for the coronavirus,
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with reports that 304 inmates have died.
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The Bureau of Prisons also stating
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that 70% of tested inmates
show positive results
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for the coronavirus, but also adding
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the severity of all this
varies state by state.
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But ultimately, that's
where we are right now and,
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of course, as always, I'd love
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to know your thoughts on this.
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And then, let's talk about
this big Senate hearing today.
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I'm gonna try and make
it digestible for you.
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If you didn't see, this morning,
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the Senate Health Education
Labor and Pensions Committee
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held a hearing on the coronavirus.
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And there we saw witness
testimony from the likes
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of the CDC director, the FDA commissioner,
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the Assistant Secretary of
Health and Human Services
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and, of course, Dr. Fauci.
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And this is a massive deal,
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because it's the first time that Congress
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has gotten to publicly
question these top officials
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since Trump declared a national
emergency two months ago.
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And in addition to a
number of important topics,
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one of the main focal points
was Dr. Fauci and his comments
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around opening back up.
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And one of the reasons
so may of these questions
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about reopening were directed to Dr. Fauci
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is because, last night,
when The New York Times
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asked Dr. Fauci what do you want to convey
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to the committee, he
responded in an email with,
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"The major message that I wish to convey
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"to the Senate HLP committee tomorrow
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"is the danger of trying to
open the country prematurely.
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"If we skip over the
checkpoints and the guidelines
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"to open America again, then we risk
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"the danger of multiple
outbreaks throughout the country.
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"This will not only result in
needless suffering and death,
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"but would actually set us back
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"on our quest to return to normal."
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And so, unsurprisingly,
today, this is something
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that he hit on when he
was asked what he thinks
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will happen if states
start to open up too soon.
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- My concern is that as
states or cities or regions,
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their attempt, understandable, to get back
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to some form of normality,
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disregard to a greater or lesser degree,
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the checkpoints that we
put in our guidelines
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about when it is safe to proceed
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in pulling back on mitigation.
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Because I feel, if that occurs,
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there is a real risk that you will trigger
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an outbreak that you may
not be able to control,
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which, in fact, paradoxically
will set you back,
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not only leading to
some suffering and death
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that could be avoided,
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but could even set you back on the road
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to try to get economic recovery.
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You would almost turn the clock back,
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rather than going forward.
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That is my major concern.
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- Fauci also explaining that states
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need to be prepared and
have the ability to deal
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with what will happen next.
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- One of the things that I
keep emphasizing, you know,
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just repeat it again
because it's important.
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That when you are in the
process of opening up
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and pulling back on mitigation,
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you really must have
in place the capability
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of responding when you do have
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the inevitable upticks in cases
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that will absolutely occur
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is how we deal with it
and how successful we are
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in putting the clamps on
it that will prevent us
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from getting the kind of rebound
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that, not only from the
standpoint of illness and death
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would be something that is unacceptable,
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but it will set us back in our progress
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towards reopening the country.
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- Also, when asked if
he thought that the US
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had the virus under
control as Trump indicated
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in recent weeks, he said,
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- If you think that we have it
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completely under control, we don't.
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I mean, if you look at the
dynamics of the outbreak,
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we are seeing a diminution
of hospitalizations
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and infections in some places,
such as in New York City,
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which has plateaued and
started to come down,
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New Orleans, but in other
parts of the country,
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we are seeing spikes.
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So I think we're going
in the right direction.
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But the right direction
does not mean we have,
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by any means, total
control with this outbreak.
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And we run the risk of
having a resurgence.
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I would hope, by that point in time,
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in the fall, that we have more than enough
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to respond adequately, but if we don't,
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there will be problem.
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- Fauci also addressing
the speculation and claims
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like we've seen from some including Trump,
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in the past, that this could go away
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without a vaccine.
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- That is just not gonna happen
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because it's such a highly
transmissible virus.
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And even if we get better control
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over the months, it is likely that there
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will be virus somewhere on this planet
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that will eventually get back to us.
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- You know, these points were also hit on
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and supported by the other
experts, like CDC Director
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Robert Redfield, who told the senators,
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"We're not out of the woods yet."
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Also, another main reason this hearing
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was so highly anticipated
is because people wanted
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to see, you know, what these experts said
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compared to what Trump has been saying.
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All right, I mean, two
weeks ago for example
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when the federal social
distancing guidelines expired,
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Trump announced that he would
not extend them, saying,
[916]
- We think we really have
crossed a big boundary
[919]
and much better days are ahead.
[922]
And I often say, I see
the light at the end
[924]
of the tunnel very strongly.
[926]
- And since then, the way he's generally
[927]
been talking about the
virus makes it sound
[928]
like it's largely handled
even though the United States
[930]
has now hit 80,000 recorded deaths.
[933]
And now a large majority of states
[934]
have started to implement at
least a partial reopening,
[936]
but, according to reports,
more than half of those states
[938]
do not meet the Trump
administration's guidelines
[940]
for doing so.
[941]
And, among other things,
those guidelines rely
[942]
on two key factors.
[943]
You have increased testing capabilities
[945]
and a downward trajectory
of positive cases.
[947]
You know, lots of states
have not increased
[948]
their testing capabilities
[949]
and, in fact, according to one report,
[951]
"In more than half of states
easing restrictions last week,
[953]
"case counts were trending upwards,
[955]
"the proportion of positive test results
[956]
"was rising, or both."
[958]
Also, regarding testing, we've
seen Trump repeatedly brag
[960]
about the US testing capabilities.
[962]
- If somebody wants to
be tested right now,
[964]
they'll be able to be tested.
[965]
We have now and nobody says it,
[968]
they just don't wanna write it.
[970]
By far, more tests than any
other country in the world,
[974]
not even a contest.
[975]
And the quality of our tests is the best
[978]
anywhere in the world.
[978]
- And during a press conference yesterday,
[979]
we saw Trump again seem to insinuate
[981]
that we beat the virus or
that it's been handled.
[983]
- We have met the moment
and we have prevailed.
[986]
- Also, when asked later,
Trump said that he meant
[988]
that the country had prevailed
[989]
on increasing access to testing.
[990]
But even that is, right now, believed
[992]
to be a questionable claim.
[993]
It is now true that the United States
[994]
has now doubled daily testing
from 150,000 tests per day
[998]
from a month ago to now 300,000 per day.
[1000]
But that is still way under
the five million daily target
[1002]
that Trump himself set last month.
[1004]
It is also simply not true
[1005]
that everyone has access to testing.
[1007]
The US reportedly currently
only has the capacity
[1009]
to test everyone who is symptomatic
[1010]
or has been in known contact
[1012]
with someone that tested positive.
[1013]
Trump has also mischaracterized the number
[1015]
of new cases, saying,
[1016]
- The numbers are way down from what they
[1017]
were two weeks ago.
[1018]
I mean, the numbers
are really coming down,
[1020]
they're very substantially.
[1021]
This weekend was one of
the lowest we've had.
[1026]
You know, the numbers are
coming down very rapidly.
[1029]
- Trump also claiming that those numbers
[1030]
were universal and, here's the thing,
[1032]
while the number of new cases reported
[1033]
across the country was 40,000,
[1035]
which is less than the 60,000
reported two weeks ago,
[1037]
that is still not good.
[1038]
It is also not a universal trend.
[1040]
According to reports, new cases
[1042]
are actually increasing in nine states
[1043]
and basically unchanged
in more than two dozen.
[1045]
Which, again, to bring it full circle,
[1047]
is something that Dr. Fauci
hit on in his testimony.
[1049]
All right, that this is something
[1050]
that is happening unevenly
across the country,
[1052]
not something that we
fully have under control.
[1054]
And because of that, leaders need
[1055]
to be really careful about reopening
[1056]
and taking all of these
factors into account, right?
[1058]
There's not this magic wand.
[1060]
Because at the end of
the day, the fact is,
[1061]
places that reopen will see more cases.
[1063]
And the big part of what matters here
[1064]
is how they deal with that.
[1065]
If they reopen before they
can take on more cases,
[1067]
or if they're prepared for that.
[1068]
And that is where I'm
going to end today's show.
[1070]
As always, a big thank
you to you for watching,
[1072]
liking, maybe even sharing the video,
[1074]
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[1076]
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[1081]
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[1085]
But, with that said, of course, as always,
[1087]
my name's Phillip DeFranco,
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[1089]
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[1092]
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