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Dr. Hotez Warns ‘The Worst Is Yet To Come’ | Deadline | MSNBC
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5:11Now PlayingDr. Peter Hotez, founding dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor University, cites carelessness by the Trump administration as the reason behind the spike of cases in Midwestern states and why many areas are now seeing their highest 7-day averages. Aired on 10/26/2020.
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