Surveillance Testing FLOAT-O-RAMA --
Could Ja-Vanka be breaking w/ POTUS on the issue of 'surveillance testing' ?
Tonight on The Next Revolution w/ Steve Hilton, Jared was very articulate, detailed and well-spoken. However, he went out of his way to defend Fauci in the 2nd interview segment. Then, he floated ever so delicately the fed gov't's plan for the dreaded 'surveillance testing':
"The Fed Gov't is going to be doing certain things w/ survelliance testing of the asymptomatic."
https://www.foxnews.com/shows/next-revolution-steve-hilton (starts at 40 second mark)
Observation-- it's impossible to know exactly who is 'asymptomatic' w/out requiring everyone take an anti-body test.
*Note that Gov Newsom has been laying the groundwork in the last few days for the concept that everyone in Cali should be tested -- (e.g. See notable & sauce -- >>8892912 (pb)https://8kun.top/qresearch/res/8892691.html#8892912
*Also noteworthy is PENCE's aggressive call for 'surveillance testing' on the Ingraham Angle this last wk: >>8800471 (pb)
https://8kun.top/qresearch/res/8800273.html#8800471
Finally, cross-reference w/ Merkel's plan to test everyone in GER:
From Failing NYT --
"It is aiming to sample the entire population for antibodies in coming months, hoping to gain valuable insight into how deeply the virus has penetrated the society at large, how deadly it really is, and whether immunity might be developing...
The government hopes to use the findings to unravel a riddle that will allow Germany to move securely into the next phase of the pandemic...
In the United States, President Trump is in a hurry to restart the economy in an election year, but experts warn that much wider testing is needed to open societies safely.
Chancellor Angela Merkel, a trained scientist, said this week that the aim was nothing less than tracing “every infection chain.”
At home, however, the chancellor’s mixture of calm reassurance and clear-eyed realism — as well as her ability to understand the science and explain it to citizens — has been widely praised and encouraged Germans to follow social distancing rules. Her approval ratings are now higher than 80 percent.
That broad confidence in government has given Germany a tremendous advantage. It is much of the reason a knock on the door by a police officer and strangers dressed like aliens asking for blood can engender good will rather than alarm, even in a country where past authoritarian governments have left citizens protective of their privacy.
Mr. Hoelscher was co-author of what has become a widely influential research paper about how the virus can be transmitted before someone develops symptoms.“There’s no doubt after reading this paper that asymptomatic transmission is occurring,”
Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases in the United States, told CNN on Feb. 1, three days after the paper was published. “This study lays the question to rest.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/18/world/europe/with-broad-random-tests-for-antibodies-germany-seeks-path-out-of-lockdown.html
https://archive.ph/L6abQ (read here w/out paywall)