One Touch Transmission. One Instant Infection. One Contact Contagion
It's a groundbreaking ceremony for a new factory. Did she mention seeing anyone who was sick? Anyone on a plane or at the airport? No. She said she was jet-lagged.
One Touch Transmission
The average person touches their face three to five times every waking minute. In between we're touching doorknobs, water fountains and each other. Mom? No, no, no. Go up to your room honey. So we have a virus with no treatment protocol and no vaccine at this time?
One Instant Infection
You had a seizure this morning Beth. You ever had them before? No, no. As of last night there are 32 cases.
One Contact Contagion
Unfortunately she did die. Right. So can I go talk to her? Mr. Emhoff, your wife is dead. What are you talking about!? What happened to her!? What happened to her!?
Someone doesn't have to waeponize the bird flu. The birds are doing that. Watch this. It's transmission. So we just need to know which direction. On day one there were two people. And then four. And then sixteen. In three months it's a billion. That where we're heading.
