Glenn Beck
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March 16 Coronavirus Update: How to PREPARE for Worst Case Scenario in our new COVID 19 America
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14:38Now PlayingHere are the important numbers in your March 16 coronavirus update:
-171,000 cases worldwide, up from 136,000 on Friday
-6,530 deaths worldwide, up 2,000 more since Friday
-77,000 people have recovered, up 7,000
-158 countries now have active cases
-7 percent of active cases are considered serious -- this is GOOD NEWS...weeks ago, that statistic was hovering around `19 percent.
-3,802 confirmed cases in America, with 69 deaths (up from 41 on Friday)
-VP Pence says testing will be FREE for all Americans
HOW TO PREPARE FOR FIRST CASE SCENARIO:
-Focus on WHERE you want to be for the next 4-8 weeks during this COVID 19 crisis, and go there now.
-That's not a prediction that things will be getting much worse, but rather it's an acknowledgment that they MIGHT.
-Decide where you want to be based on two factors: medical necessity, and social order (how people around you will react if things get bad).
-Today, retailers are moving into a "phase 2" protocol and many of them are closing.
-If Draconian restrictions are imposed by state or the federal government, there will be little or not warning before they're enacted.
Stay smart, and stay safe!
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