I am not going to defend that particular guy. I am surely not going to take this kind of advice from generic Joe Doe. But here is the example that comes out of

I am not going to defend that particular guy. I am surely not going to take this kind of advice from generic Joe Doe. But here is the example that comes out of Chief Public Health Officer of Canada: "Canada's top doctor told CBC News the federal government could have made earlier efforts to keep the COVID-19 pandemic from sweeping across the country — but moves to close borders and screen travellers for the illness sooner might not have made much of a difference." This might not have made much of a difference really got me. What if it did make effin' difference. When this kind of argument is presented by top health official with top credential I do not even know what to think. Ok the CBC could've misquoted/misrepresented her point of view but then where is the correction?