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To: benwood who wrote (154769)	3/19/2020 4:52:51 PM
From: Dr. Voodoo	Respond to of 217752

I think of the bulk of that were passed, the chaos and corruption alone would sink us. This should be interesting. If they're hanging out, outside Mnuchin's office cap in hand and chloro tonic water works,,, Who's gonna paper over the mess? I can't understand why this isn't.in.the.bag. except the supply chains are whack and who decides who's getting what first.

To: benwood who wrote (154769)	3/20/2020 9:00:03 AM
From: ggersh	1 Recommendation Recommended By benwood Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217752

Corruption you say, not in our banana republic......oh wait Our Senators seemed to have early warning, i.e. inside trading propublica.org Soon after he offered public assurances that the government was ready to battle the coronavirus, the powerful chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Richard Burr, sold off a significant percentage of his stocks, unloading between $582,029 and $1.56 million of his holdings on Feb. 13 in 29 separate transactions. As the head of the intelligence committee, Burr, a North Carolina Republican, has access to the government’s most highly classified information about threats to America’s security. His committee was receiving daily coronavirus briefings around this time, according to a Reuters story. A week after Burr’s sales, the stock market began a sharp decline and has lost about 30% since. On Thursday, Burr came under fire after NPR obtained a secret recording from Feb. 27, in which the lawmaker gave a VIP group at an exclusive social club a much more dire preview of the economic impact of the coronavirus than what he had told the public.