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EPISODE · May 7, 2020 · 1H 52M

May 6, 2020

from The Dan Proft Show Podcast · host The Dan Proft Show

Another study, this time from Israeli researches, that argues for targeted lockdowns as the way to save more lives and do less economic damage than the lockdowns that treat the young and healthy and the elderly and vulnerable the same. Geroge Mason University Economics Professor Alex Tabarrok argues for going really, really big for a vaccine. When will pols & pundits adapt to the new, real-world virus data? I'll discus with RealClearPolitics.com's Sean Trende. Quote of the day, "...they use statistics like the drunkard uses lamp-posts: for support rather than for illumination." - John Keiger, professor of French history, University of Cambridge. Will #COVID19 shift the passive investment paradigm? I'll gather insight from Seth Levine, The Integrating Investor. CBS fakes a testing site? Project Veritas with another undercover operation. Who needs a pandemic to ban books? Not one Alaskan public school district, And, what a difference a few generations makes: WWII vs. COVID-19.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Another study, this time from Israeli researches, that argues for targeted lockdowns as the way to save more lives and do less economic damage than the lockdowns that treat the young and healthy and the elderly and vulnerable the same. Geroge Mason...

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