Jack Ma, the richest man in China, is giving the U.S. 500,000 test kits. Bless him. Let us accept them graciously, and use them abundantly.
Could this be true? I understand only about 5,000 people in the U.S. have even been tested to date. This could lead -- already is -- to the American people wondering if the tests are being denied to keep the numbers down. You don't have a coronavirus case if it isn't diagnosed. We've only just better than 2,000 cases, so far. But, what if we were testing more? Would more cases be confirmed? No one knew Rudy Gobert and Donovan Mitchell had the virus until they were tested. Rudy's playing around, grabbing the microphones of others, confirms he did not imagine he had the virus.
What is going on? Are we attempting to keep the numbers down by not offering testing? We speak of how China and other countries might be manipulating their counts to make them look good. We must wonder if that tactic isn't our own.
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