I was reading today that Germany has had lower deaths given the caseloads they set up testing back in January. We've really fallen down. Yeah. With testing, our testing, that was the biggest problem from the beginning. We didn't take the WHO test, and we wanted to develop our own test, and we thought we had enough time. We didn't have enough time, and we still haven't tested enough people. You know, There are over 200,000 people now in America that's got this terrible virus or has had … (06:53–07:00)
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Asserts that the U.S. did not adopt the WHO test and underestimated the time needed to develop its own.
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