2nd COVID-19 Wave: Are We Just Postponing the Inevitable? | The News & Why It Matters | Ep 507
April 6, 2020
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as posted by the channelWhile the good news is that the estimated number of deaths projected has decreased, the bad news is that a second wave of the coronavirus may be coming. And are we turning into a police state as arrests increase of people leaving their homes during stay-at-home orders? The CDC recommends people wear masks when they go out, but ... didn't the CDC originally tell us that masks don't do anything? Which is it? Wisconsin continues its plan to hold its primary Tuesday despite the stay-at-home order. And finally, a Democrat lawmaker is furious at President Trump for promoting the use of hydroxychloroquine, calling it a "crime against humanity."
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