I have no home grocery/pizza/fast food delivery. I have to drive one-half an hour each way to a town. I have no choice. We have to go out. Our reality is quite different than big cities.
People in cities have to go out to. Turns out there are a lot of essential workers. Grocery delivery is also extremely backed up right now and I need to get prescriptions. It's no excuse for the people going to church, having family easter gatherings etc
I live in N.D. We have the second lowest infection rate behind only Hawaii. We take it very seriously. We are not on total lock down mainly because our state is sparsely populated. People will probably go fishing alone or with someone they are living with. That being said, our churches do not have services, people are only going out for groceries and wear masks and gloves. We practice the social distancing. We are keeping apart from our families because we don't want to spread the virus. We have an older population and we look out for each other.
I live in a rural county in the northeast US. ( pop. of my town is 630) For the most part, people here are doing an excellent job of all types of social distance, gloves, hand washing and especially masks. It makes me happy to see it, the social pressure to follow the rules, and it's almost always seen as protecting our elderly population.
Kinda make it sound like rural people are dumb yokels. But one thing is for sure in my rural community that I have no doubt is present in every rural community, we know our community will have each others back... somebody needs meds picked up... gotcha, somebody ran out of TP or diapers... gotcha.... leave the money on your porch and the needed item will be left on your porch. 99% of us hunt, fish, have beef, pigs, chickens, gardens... know how to forage in the woods... so we will not starve... and the 1% who do not do those things benefit from the ones that do... we all know each others names and take it as a personal responsibility to look out for each other. When I lived in the city none of the neighbors knew each others names, nobody took the time or the effort to get to know people outside your circle of friends. Of the two... would take the rural community over the city any day of the week.
The problem I have with this is that rural people may be friendly in their community, but the way they vote directly impacts me negatively. My esophogus doesn't work and our healthcare system is destroying me. But they don't care about people they dont know. I may not have neighbors im friends with here but at least when it comes to policy I think about other people's situations. Ultimately I dont care if you are polite to me or make me dinner. If they vote against me having healthcare, they need to quit pretending they're nice people.
Some of us cannot reach out to our communities due to disabilities. We still make do with our resources and critical thinking. Stay strong. Keep your head up.
This exactly what is wrong with the American classes particularly in the media. It took a Gallup poll to figure out that responses or urban and rural populations might react differently to this? The existential realities of the two groups are quite different. There had better be some differences in reaction. This is just another social critique of rural populations and and an attempt to justify urban condescension of those who live in flyover country.
in the wide open mountain west you may live 20-30 miles to the nearest town which may be only 300-600 people..and you go to town once a week for your mail gas groceries bank etc...so your risk of exposure is quite low so you're not likely to take a lot of precautions....and if that town is far removed from tourist traffic that lowers your concerns even more...school closing might be the only real change to your lifestyle..
We only got high-speed here about a decade ago, and it doesn't extend much past us. For example, my cousin uses a 3G modem for something slightly faster than dial-up.
Lived in Alabama 5 yrs ago the only internet we could get was a wifi jet pack the majority of people in the area relied on Satellite. No cable available.
I live in a rural area now, a small town 30 minutes from me had a bad outbreak from one single person exposing a person who in turn went to church and infected 30 people, like the case with patient 31 in South Korea. They finally got it when that happened.
@Sean Kurtz "we would rather people die... than starve to death" so either way a lot of people are going to die, that's what you're staying whether you know it or not. And don't talk to me like I don't know what's up, I live in a small town that was already gutted after 3/4 of the good jobs disappeared. My husband works for Walmart and my hours have been cut in half, I know what's at stake. It's a lose lose no matter what we do.
Neighbor went to a barn party this last weekend here in Wisconsin. Said about 60 people showed up. I'll let you know if there is an uptick of cases. Only 4 cases in whole county since beginning
This is a flawed analysis, reminding us of cell phone data claiming rural folks ignoring sheltering in place--I live in a county that is 80 miles long by 40 miles wide--it has one major grocery store, no home delivery option, and if can't be sourced locally, goods require a 120-140 mile round trip to acquire. Our store hasn't had tiolet paper in over two months. Mobility, saturation, and distance is not factored into this.
DNC: Obama was a great success! Everyone: Next leader please! DNC: Here is Hillary Clinton! Everybody: ahhhhhh, no. Try again. DNC: 3rd times the charm Joe Biden!!!!! Joe: One thing you gotta do to break the wheel is dont forget to oil the ox, I mean the riket, you know the thing that moves the wheel. Who likes pecan ice cream?! Why Am I wearing these socks?
As someone who lives in the country, but whom everyone hates and who is not religious, I see my risk as considerably lower than that of city slickers and people with social networks, much to everyone's dismay.
I think he touched upon one important factor, both in the response to the virus and life in general, conservatives typically are less frightened by the world around them. Sometimes it's a good thing, other times not so much, but overall if you live your life in fear you're wasting your existence.
Urban dwellers enjoying the benefits of cit living now. I will take my way of life any day. Not missing out on life. 8,000 neighbors over 900 sq miles county. Beats the he'll our of city living
I think rural areas of the country are just on a delay, and that this virus has the potential to devastate. Mainly because you look at it like a city folk problem. One month from now, y'all gonna be on lockdown, looking for masks and TP.
As this starts to hit rual areas it will be devistating as Zaid said AND unnoticed. There will never be large news worthy numbers in one area to get anyone's attention. But the local percentages could be bad.
Not likely. As long as large public gathering are out of the question, it simply won't ever affect rural areas as much. They don't typically depend on restaurants. They don't use public transport, or even Taxi's or Ubers that much. Their workplaces are significantly less population dense. As long as bars and restaurants are kept closed, schools and team sports are shut down, banks and churches are kept drive-up only, funerals and weddings are the only big exposure. Make mask required at work, maybe black masks for funerals and white ones for weddings as a requirement and the R0 increase from them is insignificant.
Most rural communities don’t have cases or deaths, and so the risk is vastly lower. The failure on COVID is very much an urban issue. There are enough ventilators. There is a surplus...
The opium crisis is partially the fault of the New Green Deal and collapse of their coal industry. I see it in Granite City, IL when the steel milllls shut down and moved to China.
@@BusterABrown Green New Deal has not passed literally anything. You're thinking of NAFTA and PNTR, our trade bills that the dems passed and republicans largely endorsed. Trump at least didn't suggest adding a TPP or another NAFTA sort of thing. if we went back to Coal we would end up like China. Who is abandoning coal right now because their people were dying. Just like we did actually. Seriously. It's the trade deals that are the problem. We have some coal, we like sneaking coal power into wealthy regions and pretending their solar panels are enough. These coal jobs though? They'd still be here *if* we hadn't traded them away for Chinese Coal and Chinese Steel and Chinese Jobs We do need to move away from coal. There will still be some coal. I duno how many jobs, but it's a con by big business to pit the Left and Right against eachother here when the problem is bipartisan Open Free Trade deals
I think Zaid is trying to understand Urban vs. rural. Still as a person having lived in both you still have more to understand. Much to learn about rural way of life. Just by the capitalization of Urban in the title, means rural is less significant.
Personally, I think we need a mass ruralification rather than this fixation on urbanization. Decrease population density and public health, and the environment benefits from it. Big cities are cesspools that seep into the surrounding countryside.
@@PM-pc7ql What part of Florida? I lived up and down that state and the only openness I saw was in the everglades, and I doubt that'd make a pleasant environment to live in. lol.. everything else was gentrified suburban sprawl for days. Boca was pretty, though.
@@intricatic north central Florida around the Tallahassee area is basically GA with a different name. The gulf coast is also a lot less populated than the Atlantic until you get to the Tampa area. There's a lot of rural areas left in Florida.
,,,I'm absolutely not, my girlfriend and I we take over twenty flights a year, and Car accidents kill more people compare to this virus up to now,,,,,,,, but infections expand exponentially if u consider just one parameter and even more if take all the possible parameters [e(m,n,....etc)]....!
@@kennelson5096 ,,,just to let you know,,, we're old enough to decide what to do,,, my girlfriend is originally British,, she traveled in the midst of this saga,,, and safely ThGod... Because of her job(investment bank) we're most likely moving to Paris after what happened with the brexit as a lot of other American and international firms will ,,, she often tells me that Mr Trump makes a lot of big money guys nervous ,,,they like some of the goodies but not him ...!
Rural area's rely i think more on people the live near. Where i live county has 20 some cases but town i live there is 0. We know good # of people that live on out street.
This seems kind of elitist to me. I mean, in a truly rural environment, there aren't that many people - so it's a lot harder to catch it, and therefore fairly reasonable not to worry a lot about going out.
If the virus reaches that kind of community, it still spreads all the same. We see that throughout the world where we have entire communities infected due to such logic.
Morons here want to hate people in rural areas. Ironically, the idiots that watch the Hill all want to move to rural areas to escape the urban hell holes they gentrified after the 2008 recession.
I appreciate the effort but sometimes the little things make a difference and can betray the blind spots of the guests and our beloved hosts. If Jilani is referring to the outbreak in Albany NY then his understanding of rural is wrong. If you use the largest estimate, the Albany metro population is greater than 9 states and DC. And whilst generalizing about life in rural communities (not saying they are inaccurate), you mention a lack of broadband access as a limiting factor for teleworking but do not mention that many rural jobs cannot be done remotely.
@@KonigGustavAdolph outside of the city limits, there's an hour drive of nothing but swamp and farmland. It's the larger town in the area but still very rural.
Who else got like 15 different ad breaks? Immediate turn off...Unless y'all talking about how right the yanggang was and how right AndrewYang is...I have no reason to sit through 32 ad's
Nicholi I notice a lot more interruptions when I watch segments in the AM. Both clips just uploaded and ones from the previous day. This one wasn’t bad, but I’m watching in the evening.
@@austintrousdale2397 yeah I'm noticing certain channels... anytime of the day...has way more ad's...I think more ppl tuned out of the race...with the popular candidates not saying much...so there's less hope...so if they're loosing views they have to up the ad's for revenue...
It'd be interesting to analyse the data more thoroughly are rural areas have fewer cases perhaps due to lack of medical testings, pieces of equipment and doctors or because of their life habits? Immigrants and labour class people tend to share apartment and homes as a way to deal with higher rent, mortgage and goods and services in major cities with a higher population density.
Polling is broken. How the hell is biden leading in popular vote?? I literally don't know one person who would vote for him. It took me a while to find anyone who does, even on twitter!
No one is talking about the ETHNIC differences in terms of infection and survival rate, except to push the same rhetoric about "racial disparity" and socio-economics. What gives the lie to that knee jerk framing is the fact that the virus spread differently EVEN AMONG "WHITE" communities in Europe with SLIGHTLY different ethnic background, eg, in Switzerland where the French and Italian cantons were hit the worst, while the German cantons had a minimal rate of infection. You see the same difference between Germany and the Scandinavian countries, compared to other EU states like Spain. In the US, the most ethnically diverse areas have the most (and more severe) cases. Obviously, differences in genetics determine different immune responses to a virus, just like certain auto-immune disorders only affect people with certain combinations of genes, and those combination may be ethnically associated... but we can't talk about ethnic differences except when we try to fit the conversation into an "X group is doing worse because of racism" box. What a joke our society has become.
The only chance is for somewhere one of Bernie's beleivers standing up and starting a new progressive party . A choice of Biden or Trump will elect Trump . Biden can barely remember what state he's in .
Or perhaps the Dem majority cities reacted in ways that increased the danger, like Pelosi and De Blasio encouraging citizens to mingle even as late as March 19, while Republican areas prepped earlier as a way of life - Saving for a rainy day.
My god are this 2 sell out are really going to be the picks they choose for us to vote for!!? My god !!!@ Hell no i will nit vote for any of this 2 Green party has better choices
Bla bla bla...The usual as usual. Get on your knees and start praying. Then start your garden and clean your house. The train will stop at every station. But not all travelers will come on board... Repent yourself!
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Pro-Trump propaganda from the pro-Trump owner of the Hill, Jimmy Finkelstein, what else would you expect?
Both the US and South Korea had their first cases of covid 19 at the same time. Even though the US was just as informed as SK about the disease and its spread in China, compare the the results of their responses. US has nothing to be proud about
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I have no home grocery/pizza/fast food delivery. I have to drive one-half an hour each way to a town. I have no choice. We have to go out. Our reality is quite different than big cities.
People in cities have to go out to. Turns out there are a lot of essential workers. Grocery delivery is also extremely backed up right now and I need to get prescriptions. It's no excuse for the people going to church, having family easter gatherings etc
I live in N.D. We have the second lowest infection rate behind only Hawaii. We take it very seriously. We are not on total lock down mainly because our state is sparsely populated. People will probably go fishing alone or with someone they are living with. That being said, our churches do not have services, people are only going out for groceries and wear masks and gloves. We practice the social distancing. We are keeping apart from our families because we don't want to spread the virus. We have an older population and we look out for each other.
"Outmaneuvering Joe Biden" - isn't that like outmaneuvering a turtle?
Tortoise
Like the tortoise and the hare - this is Trump's race to lose
Turtles move. Thinking more pothole.
I live in a rural county in the northeast US. ( pop. of my town is 630) For the most part, people here are doing an excellent job of all types of social distance, gloves, hand washing and especially masks. It makes me happy to see it, the social pressure to follow the rules, and it's almost always seen as protecting our elderly population.
A lot of rural folks have to keep stocks of supplies that’s why some are not as worried I believe
Kinda make it sound like rural people are dumb yokels. But one thing is for sure in my rural community that I have no doubt is present in every rural community, we know our community will have each others back... somebody needs meds picked up... gotcha, somebody ran out of TP or diapers... gotcha.... leave the money on your porch and the needed item will be left on your porch. 99% of us hunt, fish, have beef, pigs, chickens, gardens... know how to forage in the woods... so we will not starve... and the 1% who do not do those things benefit from the ones that do... we all know each others names and take it as a personal responsibility to look out for each other. When I lived in the city none of the neighbors knew each others names, nobody took the time or the effort to get to know people outside your circle of friends. Of the two... would take the rural community over the city any day of the week.
The problem I have with this is that rural people may be friendly in their community, but the way they vote directly impacts me negatively. My esophogus doesn't work and our healthcare system is destroying me. But they don't care about people they dont know.
I may not have neighbors im friends with here but at least when it comes to policy I think about other people's situations. Ultimately I dont care if you are polite to me or make me dinner. If they vote against me having healthcare, they need to quit pretending they're nice people.
Some of us cannot reach out to our communities due to disabilities. We still make do with our resources and critical thinking. Stay strong. Keep your head up.
@@pixality7902 Thank You.
It is difficult to trust and love thy neighbor at a time like this when they have a Trump bumper sticker on their vehicle.
Last Words really? Wow....
This exactly what is wrong with the American classes particularly in the media. It took a Gallup poll to figure out that responses or urban and rural populations might react differently to this? The existential realities of the two groups are quite different. There had better be some differences in reaction. This is just another social critique of rural populations and and an attempt to justify urban condescension of those who live in flyover country.
in the wide open mountain west you may live 20-30 miles to the nearest town which may be only 300-600 people..and you go to town once a week for your mail gas groceries bank etc...so your risk of exposure is quite low so you're not likely to take a lot of precautions....and if that town is far removed from tourist traffic that lowers your concerns even more...school closing might be the only real change to your lifestyle..
Zaid... WHERE’S YOUR DRATINI!?!?!?!?!?
Jesus. The least informed (about the rural south) person I’ve ever heard speak with “authority.” Lack of internet? Lol.
Yep. Reckon tha' there feller thinks we stuck in th' 60's. an we think th' only good place to fin' a date is th' family re'union *spits* *ping sound*
We only got high-speed here about a decade ago, and it doesn't extend much past us. For example, my cousin uses a 3G modem for something slightly faster than dial-up.
Lived in Alabama 5 yrs ago the only internet we could get was a wifi jet pack the majority of people in the area relied on Satellite. No cable available.
Maybe we could get one of those new-fangled cell phones.
Ann Burns one of them ol’ computer phones?
Country living is fantastic
I live in a rural area now, a small town 30 minutes from me had a bad outbreak from one single person exposing a person who in turn went to church and infected 30 people, like the case with patient 31 in South Korea. They finally got it when that happened.
@Sean Kurtz "we would rather people die... than starve to death" so either way a lot of people are going to die, that's what you're staying whether you know it or not. And don't talk to me like I don't know what's up, I live in a small town that was already gutted after 3/4 of the good jobs disappeared. My husband works for Walmart and my hours have been cut in half, I know what's at stake. It's a lose lose no matter what we do.
Neighbor went to a barn party this last weekend here in Wisconsin.
Said about 60 people showed up.
I'll let you know if there is an uptick of cases. Only 4 cases in whole county since beginning
This is a flawed analysis, reminding us of cell phone data claiming rural folks ignoring sheltering in place--I live in a county that is 80 miles long by 40 miles wide--it has one major grocery store, no home delivery option, and if can't be sourced locally, goods require a 120-140 mile round trip to acquire. Our store hasn't had tiolet paper in over two months. Mobility, saturation, and distance is not factored into this.
DNC: Obama was a great success!
Everyone: Next leader please!
DNC: Here is Hillary Clinton!
Everybody: ahhhhhh, no. Try again.
DNC: 3rd times the charm Joe Biden!!!!!
Joe: One thing you gotta do to break the wheel is dont forget to oil the ox, I mean the riket, you know the thing that moves the wheel. Who likes pecan ice cream?! Why Am I wearing these socks?
He can beat them in a push up contest in the parking lot😟
I bet you never even been to the DNC, you lyin dog faced pony soldier!
This is like a basketball game between two Alzheimers patients. Wow that one outmaneuvered the other one. Low bar folks.
In every zombie movie I’ve seen the rural areas are always the last to see the zombies. Sounds like the safe bet to me!
I love Zaid's analysis but can we get him some advice about video calling best practices??
As someone who lives in the country, but whom everyone hates and who is not religious, I see my risk as considerably lower than that of city slickers and people with social networks, much to everyone's dismay.
I think he touched upon one important factor, both in the response to the virus and life in general, conservatives typically are less frightened by the world around them. Sometimes it's a good thing, other times not so much, but overall if you live your life in fear you're wasting your existence.
Urban dwellers enjoying the benefits of cit living now. I will take my way of life any day. Not missing out on life. 8,000 neighbors over 900 sq miles county. Beats the he'll our of city living
Huh?
Yes in deed. It's wonderful in the country. Besides the internet
@@ghenulo huh what? You never been to the country before?
@@hcwcars1 my Internet works great.
I think rural areas of the country are just on a delay, and that this virus has the potential to devastate. Mainly because you look at it like a city folk problem. One month from now, y'all gonna be on lockdown, looking for masks and TP.
Why is the E randomly colored red in the thumbnail? I feel like i'm missing out on something
It's kinda supposed to look like his campaign logo I believe
C'mon Zed being baco the pokemon. Its really lovely and not distracting.
Lot of old people in rural areas, too. Old people, poor people, isolated people.
You forget, how bad would the economy be if President Trump had not raised it to the level he did before this pandemic?
I love 💕 President Trump's tweet: WE WILL BUILD IT AGAIN.👍
This time, Obama can't claim he started the process. 😭🥶🐸
I usually love Krystal & Saagar's reporting. However this segment is pure garbage.
Daniel Mihlfeith Yes! Trash.
I don’t agree that Biden can’t do anything. Bernie has been very proactive and visionary. Bernie has shown real leadership. Not so much, Sleepy Joe
As this starts to hit rual areas it will be devistating as Zaid said AND unnoticed. There will never be large news worthy numbers in one area to get anyone's attention. But the local percentages could be bad.
Not likely. As long as large public gathering are out of the question, it simply won't ever affect rural areas as much. They don't typically depend on restaurants. They don't use public transport, or even Taxi's or Ubers that much. Their workplaces are significantly less population dense. As long as bars and restaurants are kept closed, schools and team sports are shut down, banks and churches are kept drive-up only, funerals and weddings are the only big exposure.
Make mask required at work, maybe black masks for funerals and white ones for weddings as a requirement and the R0 increase from them is insignificant.
This was one of the more ignorant segments of Rising I've heard to date.
Most rural communities don’t have cases or deaths, and so the risk is vastly lower.
The failure on COVID is very much an urban issue.
There are enough ventilators. There is a surplus...
West Virginia has also been the target of Opium excesses, bad food recamendation.
Religion is the opium of the people
Recamendation? Is that like a recall of webcams?
The opium crisis is partially the fault of the New Green Deal and collapse of their coal industry.
I see it in Granite City, IL when the steel milllls shut down and moved to China.
@@BusterABrown Green New Deal has not passed literally anything. You're thinking of NAFTA and PNTR, our trade bills that the dems passed and republicans largely endorsed. Trump at least didn't suggest adding a TPP or another NAFTA sort of thing.
if we went back to Coal we would end up like China. Who is abandoning coal right now because their people were dying. Just like we did actually.
Seriously. It's the trade deals that are the problem. We have some coal, we like sneaking coal power into wealthy regions and pretending their solar panels are enough. These coal jobs though? They'd still be here *if* we hadn't traded them away for Chinese Coal and Chinese Steel and Chinese Jobs
We do need to move away from coal. There will still be some coal. I duno how many jobs, but it's a con by big business to pit the Left and Right against eachother here when the problem is bipartisan Open Free Trade deals
West Virginia pepperoni rolls are pretty darned good
Everyone in media thinks everyone In the country lives in New York and California. I am a mile from my nearest neighbors.
I think Zaid is trying to understand Urban vs. rural.
Still as a person having lived in both you still have more to understand.
Much to learn about rural way of life.
Just by the capitalization of Urban in the title, means rural is less significant.
Personally, I think we need a mass ruralification rather than this fixation on urbanization. Decrease population density and public health, and the environment benefits from it. Big cities are cesspools that seep into the surrounding countryside.
@@intricatic Lived in the density of NJ. and the openness of FL. To much in one area leads to many difficulties in bad situations.
@@PM-pc7ql What part of Florida? I lived up and down that state and the only openness I saw was in the everglades, and I doubt that'd make a pleasant environment to live in. lol.. everything else was gentrified suburban sprawl for days. Boca was pretty, though.
@@intricatic north central Florida around the Tallahassee area is basically GA with a different name. The gulf coast is also a lot less populated than the Atlantic until you get to the Tampa area. There's a lot of rural areas left in Florida.
Zaid Skyping from the space station
What differences and in what direction?
A lot of those rural areas already operate on being remote and given lower tourism and outsiders they are " a little more protected" from the virus.
Whats going to happen when there is a real pandemic.
,,,,we already have covid_19 that killed 23 thousand,,, but covid_46 could kill more....!
@@benmahjoub5637 so could other things.jeez. you a fear mongerer, or just gulliable . living your life under the shadow of fear.
,,,I'm absolutely not, my girlfriend and I we take over twenty flights a year, and Car accidents kill more people compare to this virus up to now,,,,,,,, but infections expand exponentially if u consider just one parameter and even more if take all the possible parameters [e(m,n,....etc)]....!
@@benmahjoub5637 are you and your girlfriend going to succumb to gov. Lockdown when there is no "virus"? But just an order?
@@kennelson5096 ,,,just to let you know,,, we're old enough to decide what to do,,, my girlfriend is originally British,, she traveled in the midst of this saga,,, and safely ThGod... Because of her job(investment bank) we're most likely moving to Paris after what happened with the brexit as a lot of other American and international firms will ,,, she often tells me that Mr Trump makes a lot of big money guys nervous ,,,they like some of the goodies but not him ...!
why would these fakers say it affect poor and rich the same. losing faith in these 2 :(
did the poll show rural areas are taking it leas serious? Less blinking and more facts..
In rural areas, most jobs are essential services.
Rural area's rely i think more on people the live near. Where i live county has 20 some cases but town i live there is 0. We know good # of people that live on out street.
This seems kind of elitist to me. I mean, in a truly rural environment, there aren't that many people - so it's a lot harder to catch it, and therefore fairly reasonable not to worry a lot about going out.
If the virus reaches that kind of community, it still spreads all the same. We see that throughout the world where we have entire communities infected due to such logic.
Morons here want to hate people in rural areas. Ironically, the idiots that watch the Hill all want to move to rural areas to escape the urban hell holes they gentrified after the 2008 recession.
I appreciate the effort but sometimes the little things make a difference and can betray the blind spots of the guests and our beloved hosts. If Jilani is referring to the outbreak in Albany NY then his understanding of rural is wrong. If you use the largest estimate, the Albany metro population is greater than 9 states and DC. And whilst generalizing about life in rural communities (not saying they are inaccurate), you mention a lack of broadband access as a limiting factor for teleworking but do not mention that many rural jobs cannot be done remotely.
He said "Albany, Georgia"
(population: 75k)
@@M0ON4.visuals my bad I misheard that part. Though a city of 75k is not rural it is a more reasonable case to make.
@@KonigGustavAdolph outside of the city limits, there's an hour drive of nothing but swamp and farmland. It's the larger town in the area but still very rural.
Who else got like 15 different ad breaks? Immediate turn off...Unless y'all talking about how right the yanggang was and how right AndrewYang is...I have no reason to sit through 32 ad's
Nicholi I notice a lot more interruptions when I watch segments in the AM. Both clips just uploaded and ones from the previous day. This one wasn’t bad, but I’m watching in the evening.
@@austintrousdale2397 yeah I'm noticing certain channels... anytime of the day...has way more ad's...I think more ppl tuned out of the race...with the popular candidates not saying much...so there's less hope...so if they're loosing views they have to up the ad's for revenue...
It'd be interesting to analyse the data more thoroughly are rural areas have fewer cases perhaps due to lack of medical testings, pieces of equipment and doctors or because of their life habits? Immigrants and labour class people tend to share apartment and homes as a way to deal with higher rent, mortgage and goods and services in major cities with a higher population density.
I think the same people that makes the fake polls are the same folks that are publishing the covid-19 stats. They're all bogus.
I watch the press conference shit shows. Apparently Krystal and saagar don't!
Where is the dratini?!?! such o loss lol
The left said Trump was moving to fast before they said he was moving to slow.
Heard immunity!
Herd*
Who heard immunity?
Polling is broken. How the hell is biden leading in popular vote?? I literally don't know one person who would vote for him. It took me a while to find anyone who does, even on twitter!
holy shit 3 epoch times trash ads in one video, wtf
The ignorance of people, everyone has access to cellphones and broadband this isn't the 1990
We need federal assistance with COBRA premiums to be included in the CARE Act.
50% unemployment? will that bring it on. General strike please.
No one is talking about the ETHNIC differences in terms of infection and survival rate, except to push the same rhetoric about "racial disparity" and socio-economics. What gives the lie to that knee jerk framing is the fact that the virus spread differently EVEN AMONG "WHITE" communities in Europe with SLIGHTLY different ethnic background, eg, in Switzerland where the French and Italian cantons were hit the worst, while the German cantons had a minimal rate of infection. You see the same difference between Germany and the Scandinavian countries, compared to other EU states like Spain. In the US, the most ethnically diverse areas have the most (and more severe) cases. Obviously, differences in genetics determine different immune responses to a virus, just like certain auto-immune disorders only affect people with certain combinations of genes, and those combination may be ethnically associated... but we can't talk about ethnic differences except when we try to fit the conversation into an "X group is doing worse because of racism" box. What a joke our society has become.
The only chance is for somewhere one of Bernie's beleivers standing up and starting a new progressive party . A choice of Biden or Trump will elect Trump . Biden can barely remember what state he's in .
Not a good guest to have on. He is very odd and doesn't understand quite a bit.
So far it looks like it's just something that targets Democrats in big cities
,,,,it's covid_19 but covid_46 could harm the whole country....!
@@benmahjoub5637 Covid whatever cured the flu virus. No one is now dying from flu.😁 It's supposed to be flu season, where's all the flu?😠🐸😡
Or perhaps the Dem majority cities reacted in ways that increased the danger, like Pelosi and De Blasio encouraging citizens to mingle even as late as March 19, while Republican areas prepped earlier as a way of life - Saving for a rainy day.
No substance Joe! -Lets move Medicare benefit to age to 60! - Woohoo!
My god are this 2 sell out are really going to be the picks they choose for us to vote for!!?
My god !!!@
Hell no i will nit vote for any of this 2
Green party has better choices
That guy speaks a lot and with some intelligence for clueless person that he is
Bla bla bla...The usual as usual. Get on your knees and start praying. Then start your garden and clean your house. The train will stop at every station. But not all travelers will come on board... Repent yourself!
Pro-Trump propaganda from the pro-Trump owner of the Hill, Jimmy Finkelstein, what else would you expect?
Zaid brushes his teeth in the kitchen lol
Let's get back to work so Liberals don't have to
Green Party in Nov 2020. Policies that work for all Americans.
Does this man have his toothbrush and toothpaste at his kitchen sink 🤔🤔🤔🤔 suspect
Both the US and South Korea had their first cases of covid 19 at the same time. Even though the US was just as informed as SK about the disease and its spread in China, compare the the results of their responses. US has nothing to be proud about
The biggest vulnerability in rural communities is that they purposely nerf themselves by compulsory church attendance.
AMERICA FIRST!!!!!
....in number of cases...
...if you're accepting China's _reported_ numbers...
Trumpers yes! Fox News is proud of ya!
She looks lovely in red.
Shes looks lovely in every color you goddamn barbarian
@@paulbunyan2374 That's a good point. She does. Thanks, you toilet faced meat scrubber.