Chris Hayes Podcast With John M. Barry | Why Is This Happening? - Ep 104 | MSNBC
May 14, 2020
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as posted by the channelWhat did we learn from the last great pandemic? You don’t have to dig deep into the 1918 influenza before finding eerie similarities to today be it the White House downplaying the severity of the virus or the social distancing measures recommended by public health officials. Author John M. Barry’s meticulously researched account of the 1918 pandemic in his book “The Great Influenza” was so affecting that it inspired then President George W. Bush to develop a comprehensive pandemic plan after reading it. There’s no one better to discuss the similarities and differences to what played out a century ago and the far reaching reverberations this moment will have than John M. Barry.» Subscribe to MSNBC
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