[Sam Odom]

February 2, 2020 in Florida ?

[Brock Landers]

Unlikely

[Sam Odom]

Have heard little to nothing on this front

bad PR for NFL

[Sam Odom]

Unlikely

WTF does that mean ?

[Sam Odom]

CV was in the States December 2019... maybe even November

[Brock Landers]

WTF does that mean ?

It's not highly probable this event had much or any impact on anything regarding the pandemic

The data doesn't support a case

[Enkhbat]

Trump says there were no cases of coronavirus by Jan 17th. I think he is right on that one. No way there was a case in December in USA.

[Sam Odom]

The data doesn't support a case

Link to said data - Thanks

[Sam Odom]

Trump says there were no cases of coronavirus by Jan 17th. I think he is right on that one. No way there was a case in December in USA.

ER Doctors and nurses would disagree... would be hard to get them on the record tho

[Sam Odom]

Health officials are working to figure out exactly how long COVID-19 has been in the Bay Area. A new report suggests it could have been long before they started looking for it.

Santa Clara County's Chief Executive Dr. Jeff Smith suggests that COVID-19 could have been in the Bay Area and circulating, since late 2019 in December, according to the article in the LA Times.

[lakerboy]

If the niners won the spread from a huge parade would be bad.

[Sam Odom]

If the niners won the spread from a huge parade would be bad.

Yup

[blackbart]

corona spread unchecked throughout Europe in mid-February
this is where NYC got it

[pilebuck13]

GREG KELLY: Bottom line. We don’t have to worry about this one right?

FAUCI: Well obviously we have to take it seriously and follow the things the CDC an DHS are doing but this is not a major threat to the people of the United States and this is not something that the citizens of the United States right now should be worried about.

Two days later, Chinese security forces quarantined an entire city of 11 million people. In some cases, they locked residents in their apartments from the outside. Chinese authorities were clearly panicked. But Anthony Fauci wasn’t. He assured Americans that,


while they might want to reconsider immediate travel plans to Wuhan,
going to the Super Bowl was absolutely fine. As it turned out, it wasn’t fine. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis now says the Super Bowl in Miami may have been a breeding ground for the spread of the virus.



But Fauci kept going. On February 17, when coronavirus cases were starting to appear all over the world, he once again reassured the American public that the danger in this country was, quote, “just minuscule.” He said people ought to worry more about the quote, “real and present danger” of the annual flu.

To be clear, we’re not attacking Tony Fauci for getting it wrong on the Coronavirus. Most people did, in and out of medicine. It isn’t easy predicting which faraway problems will become imminent crises at home. Even the experts make big mistake. They’re human beings. They make human mistakes. And that’s exactly the point we ought to remember. Human beings frequently underestimate risk. They also very often overreact to risk once they identify it. We may be watching that now. Less than two months ago, Antony Fauci told us not to worry about this epidemic.



Let’s make fukin doughnuts with his face on them this guy is a HACK trump needs to fire him immediately!

[pologq]

it was here undetected. doctors kept saying bad flu season. its not like the virus just came here on a specific day.

once you are hearing about it being here, it has been here already.

just all my opinion.

[SBR_Guest_Pro]

no chance.
it was Mardi Gras in New Orleans that messed things up.

There was no covid 19 in november. don't make things up