The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1013 - Coronavirus Can’t Kill Politics
May 18, 2020
The podcast dives into Barack Obama's sharp critique of President Trump, urging for significant political change. It also examines Joe Biden's bold new initiatives as Democrats face the reality of Americans wanting to reopen. There’s a focus on the evolving landscape of COVID-19 testing and the misconceptions surrounding it. The behavior of young people in New York bars highlights a clash between personal responsibility and societal norms. Overall, the discussions spotlight the intricate relationship between politics and public health during a tumultuous time.
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Summer Impact on COVID-19
- COVID-19 testing trends suggest summer impacts the virus.
- Southern states reopening gradually are not seeing infection spikes.
Personal Testing Experience
- Ben Shapiro's wife had a high fever and got a COVID-19 test.
- Testing availability is high, with short wait times.
Testing Capacity vs. Demand
- Testing capacity exceeds demand in many states.
- Many people with mild symptoms may not seek testing.
