GHOGH With Jamarlin Martin | Episode 70: COVID-19 Crisis

Thinking For Yourself And Shorting American Leadership | Episode 70

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Jamarlin goes solo to discuss the COVID-19 crisis. He talks about the failed leadership of Trump, Andrew Cuomo, CDC Director Robert Redfield, Surgeon General Jerome Adams, and New York Mayor de Blasio. Jamarlin discusses his forecast that at least 30 percent of U.S. deaths will be African Americans. This episode touches on the $6 trillion bailout, a 2003 CIA report covering bioterrorism, and "designer bugs," and the differences between Asia vs. the U.S. approach to COVID-19.

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