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But without
a national program to safeguard public health, how is the economy going
to get back on its feet? So I said to my people, "Slow the testing down,
please." Texas, hitting a record
number of hospitalizations. Florida recording an
astonishing 11,400 cases, smashing its single day high. Opening up
the country without a national program for masks,
testing, and tracing did have consequences. Throughout the summer, the death toll
hovered around 1,000 a day, or two 9/11s every week. In South Korea,
a nation of 51 million, there was no
national shutdown, and less than 500 people
died from the disease. For a lot of people around
me in South Korea, perceptions of the U.S.
have really been shaken. South Koreans, like a lot of
other people around the world, had a certain
perception of the U.S
a national program to safeguard public health, how is the economy going
to get back on its feet? So I said to my people, "Slow the testing down,
please." Texas, hitting a record
number of hospitalizations. Florida recording an
astonishing 11,400 cases, smashing its single day high. Opening up
the country without a national program for masks,
testing, and tracing did have consequences. Throughout the summer, the death toll
hovered around 1,000 a day, or two 9/11s every week. In South Korea,
a nation of 51 million, there was no
national shutdown, and less than 500 people
died from the disease. For a lot of people around
me in South Korea, perceptions of the U.S.
have really been shaken. South Koreans, like a lot of
other people around the world, had a certain
perception of the U.S
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But without
a national program
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to safeguard public health,
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how is the economy going
to get back on its feet?
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So I said to my people,
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"Slow the testing down,
please."
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Texas, hitting a record
number of hospitalizations.
00:00:13.946 --> 00:00:17.917
Florida recording an
astonishing 11,400 cases,
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smashing its single day high.
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Opening up
the country without
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a national program for masks,
testing, and tracing
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did have consequences.
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Throughout the summer,
00:00:29.963 --> 00:00:31.697
the death toll
hovered around 1,000 a day,
00:00:31.731 --> 00:00:33.967
or two 9/11s every week.
00:00:35.968 --> 00:00:38.938
In South Korea,
a nation of 51 million,
00:00:38.972 --> 00:00:40.941
there was no
national shutdown,
00:00:40.973 --> 00:00:43.976
and less than 500 people
died from the disease.
00:00:46.997 --> 00:00:49.248
For a lot of people around
me in South Korea,
00:00:49.281 --> 00:00:53.186
perceptions of the U.S.
have really been shaken.
00:00:53.218 --> 00:00:55.922
South Koreans, like a lot of
other people around the world,
00:00:55.955 --> 00:00:58.692
had a certain
perception of the U.S.
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Movie Summary
An in-depth look at how the United States government handled the response to the COVID-19 outbreak during the early months of the pandemic.
