Which makes his views very bias. Italy's numbers finally seem to be turning down. South Korea, Japan and Germany haven't seen the same growth. ICUs in America a

Which makes his views very bias. Italy's numbers finally seem to be turning down. South Korea, Japan and Germany haven't seen the same growth. ICUs in America are filling up, but so far I haven't heard reports of them being over capacity. The thing is, people are going to die no matter what. There is no vaccine. You could catch this thing tomorrow or in August, but if you're one of the unlucky ones with the overactive immune response, you could get immediate care, be looked after in an ICU and still die. I understand they don't want everyone to catch this at once, but if most places are able to keep up now, is shutting down the country preemptively really a good idea?