is we should come together in common cause on common ground. Maybe there's a real opportunity here for an aha American moment that's between the extremes of left and right where we all say, yeah, actually, we wanna save as many lives as possible. And one of the interesting things, Bill, is sort of the left side of the spectrum, the liberal ideology that seems to be so resistant to talking at all about unemployment and the economy. But that's the very same camp that tends to appreciate that the single leading driver of bad health outcomes is poverty. Social determinants of health are massively important. So frankly, 30 million people unemployed, that falls disproportionately hard on the people who can least bear the unemployment, who are at most risk of food insecurity, who are at most risk of depression, addiction. All of that's important too. So maybe there's a real opportunity here to say, hey, there's a middle path we've been neglecting it. It's the way through this thing. And it (20/45)