Ifthisdoesn't soundcontradictory, thenewsthatbrokeupone o'clockthismorningwassimultaneouslyastonishing, a mindbogglingonnotintheleastbitsurprising, astonishing, a mindboggling.
Althoughpalpably, itwas a differentatmospheretoday, asyouknowtonight's AlSmithLastnight, inwhatnowappearstobegrimirony, thepresidentmade a speechfromtheWhiteHouseaboutthepandemic.
Theripplesofconcernwillreacheveryonewho's beeninclosecontactwiththepresident, notleastJoeBiden, whoshared a debatestagewithhimfor a shouty 90 minutesonTuesdaynight, a debatewherethepresidentrippedintotheDemocraticcandidateforhismaskwearing.
Ifwecouldtake, like, fivesecondstosay a prayerfortheguy, that's okay, Lord, weprayforPresidentTrumphisfamilyfor a swiftrecovery, and I understandhe's gotsomemildsymptoms, but I thinkhe'llprobablybeoverthemsoon, anditwillbe a victoryforhim.
Theriskofdyingforsomeoneaged 65 to 74 is 90 timeshigherthanforsomeoneintheirtwentiesnow.
65歳から74歳までの人が死ぬリスクは、今の20代の人の90倍。
Toputthatincontext, a recentinternationalstudyfoundthatonceinfectedwithcoronavirus, thechancesofdyingwerearoundonein 100 atage 65 1 in 25 at 75 1 inseven.
Often, patientshavequitemildsymptomstostartwith, andthenitsaysiftheydropoff a cliffandsuddenlyitgetsworseandthatcanhappenreallywithinhours, I don't thinkthatcouldbesureforapproximately 10 days.
Letmegiveyou a bitofgeographyofwhere I'm standingtohelpanswerthequestion, if I might, infrontofmeeyestheWestWingoftheWhiteHouse, wheretheOvalOfficeis, wherethepresidentwouldnormallybeworking.