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let's start with the federal government

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and what Trump is ordered as far as I

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can tell the only thing the federal

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government has really ordered is the 15

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day thing we keep hearing Trump talk

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about that it's gonna be up a week from

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Monday he's saying we're gonna reassess

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or we'll tell you at that point um so

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what what is what's the most owners

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things in that 15 day requirement or

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rules and where does the federal

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government get the authority to do that

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well the first thing I would have is is

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he actually really ordering eBay or as

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had been really strong we'll call it

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really strong suggestions I haven't

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really ever got the impression that

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Donald Trump has ordered a nationwide

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quarantine as much as he has strongly

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suggested it and that's I haven't

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actually like on the state and the

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counties I have spent a lot of time

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studying what they have actually said

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I've actually looked at the writings

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there but as for the president and the

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and the United States I haven't yeah I

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haven't actually read the text of though

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so the 15 days to slow the spread

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presidents coronavirus guidelines which

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as you point out perhaps these are

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simply guidelines in the federal

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government has not actually you know

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it's if you feel sick say at home if

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your children are six and at home if

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you're an older person stay at home you

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know and we saw that with Ted Cruz you

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know Ted Cruz came into contact with

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somebody who had the virus at CPAC and

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so what did he do he self quarantined

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you know Donald Trump came in contact

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with somebody who who had the virus what

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did he do he went out and got tested

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those are the reasonable things that we

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really are getting from the federal

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government if you come in contact with

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somebody go self quarantine yourself if

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you if you know that you've come in

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contact with somebody who has a virus go

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get yourself tested let's be safe let's

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be cautious these are guidelines I don't

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I don't see the same level of what we

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see out of state of California we're not

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seeing out of state of Florida which has

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a lot more retired people than we see

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out of the state of California the

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Florida governor hasn't come out with an

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executive order and said you are to stay

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in place where are the places that you

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see the stay in place orders you see him

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in California you see him in New York I

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believe Massachusetts has done one

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Illinois's has done one you know

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traditionally solid blue states are the

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states that have come up with these

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executive orders where they've just

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taken the guidelines of the federal

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government and they said no they're not

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guidelines you know you're to shelter in

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place yeah well and you mentioned some

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we might as well politics was obviously

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going to enter into this it has to and

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you mentioned that these are blue state

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meaning Democrat governors what is it

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that causes a Democrat governor to be

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more inclined to implement tough safety

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measures compared to a Republican

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governor for instance like the one you

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have in Florida I think the issue is a

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difference in perspective and a dis I

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and a respect for the Constitution and

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the concepts of personal responsibility

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and personal liberty you know as a child

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you chaffed at your parents telling you

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when you had to go to bed and who who

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your friends could be you couldn't wait

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to grow up to be able to make your own

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decisions and that seems to be one of

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the biggest difference between

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Republicans and Democrats is that the

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desire of Liberty the desire of I don't

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want the government to tell me what to

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do whereas in the Democrat circles they

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are much more open to government control

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and government

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dictatorial power in the Republican

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circles they are much more about freedom

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and liberty where I am an adult I can

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hear what the media is telling me I can

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read the scientific reports and I'm

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going to make the

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that's best for me and my family whereas

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in the Democrat States you see much more

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of a willingness to say no what I'm

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gonna make that decision for you so the

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Republican governor is more like a

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parent who has a 23 year old living at

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their house maybe home for summer from

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college for the summer versus a Democrat

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governor is somebody who has a 13 year

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old living at the house there's a little

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bit more control that a parent should

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exercise over their 13 year old and over

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their 23 year old and I see the

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Republicans treat their constituents

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more like the 23 year old child then

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Democrats tend to treat their

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constituents more like a 13 year old

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yeah well I I tend to agree with you you

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know but if there was ever a need for

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government you would think this would be

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the time I think the issues at play are

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what you just described but also trying

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to understand okay

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who's right here is the Florida governor

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right to not impose all this stuff and

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not hurt his economy as much or is the

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California governor right that no this

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is a serious public safety concern this

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thing is gonna spread like wildfire

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millions are gonna die if we don't

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implement these draconian shut down

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measures I think that six months from

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now or a year from now we're gonna look

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back and we're gonna say one guy was

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right and one guy was wrong well let's

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let's go back to World War two Pearl

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Harbor happened 74 days later the

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President of the United States FDR was

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under so much political pressure that he

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did something he had to do something and

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what was something that he did he

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interned the Japanese he took away their

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property he took away their Liberty he

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took away their right to pursue

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happiness

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all in the name of political expediency

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of doing something to protect the

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Americans and now as we look back at it

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as constitutional scholars look back at

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it we clearly see that he violated the

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japanese-americans constitutional rights

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and we say you know what you do not have

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the right as a politician in the name of

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political expediency to take away the

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constitutional rights what is the

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Constitution the United States

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Constitution and state constitutions are

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contracts between the people and the

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government it is a document that it's

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not really designed to limit people it

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is designed to limit the government and

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to say government there are some areas

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that you just do not have control over

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and that's why we have the Bill of

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Rights to say hey Congress you cannot

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touch the Second Amendment rights to

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bear arm Congress you cannot authorize

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unwarranted searches and seizures and

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one of the things that I actually find

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so interesting is a third amendment the

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third amendment is probably the least

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litigated amendment don't please don't

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ask me what it says the third amendment

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is the one that soldiers cannot force

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themselves into your house and make you

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house them and feed them during the

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Revolutionary War what would happen is

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the British would come into town and

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they basically find that nicest house

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and they basically plant themselves

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there and they would make you feed them

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you go kill your cows go kill your

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chickens and you and they and some some

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of the generals actually paid but most

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of them did not it was government forced

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itself upon your personal rights your

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home your ability to make a living your

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ability to feed your people and the

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founding fathers were so upset about

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that that they put

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in the third amendment in the Bill of

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Rights that government does not have the

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power to supersede over your home that

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is your personal property that is your

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personal sphere of influence and so what

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we understand as we now look at what is

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going on and let's look at the state of

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California it started in San Francisco

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San Francisco basically with them as far

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as I can tell by timeline was the first

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County to do the shelter-in-place you're

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not gonna go you know we're taking the

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recommendations of the federal

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government we're taking the

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recommendations of the state of

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California and but we're gonna actually

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use our police powers and we're going to

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enforce that and you are ordered to stay

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at home now the statute that this the

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County of San Francisco and the Bay Area

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is utilized is a statute that has been

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around for a long time this is actually

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not the first time in the State of

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California's history that public health