Hands to another. The warriors will be playing without a crowd. But basketball games in the pros have been played without fans before. The clippers did it for many years. [ applause ] and in part, in part because of all these cancellations, a lot of people dont seem to know what to think about the coronavirus, what to feel. Should i be scared . Are people overreacting . Whats true, whats not true . Its totally normal to feel that way. Many have the same thoughts. So i thought this might help. These are the five stages of coronavirus, so first you have denial. Im not going to get the coronavirus. Only old people, Chinese People and people on cruise ships get that. Second, anger. Why isnt there any toilet paper at target . Is everybody nuts . Then bargaining. Theres no purel, maybe ill make my own sanitizer with jergens and vodka. Next comes depression. I cant believe they canceled coachella, im not going to get to see Carly Ray Jepsen for a year now. And finally, acceptance, which is he
Major events are being canceled, postponed. The tax deadline may even be postponed. Theyre thinking about pushing tax day past april 15th. Jeff bezos heard that and said, wow, whats tax day . The ncaa announced that march madness will go on but with no fans. There will be no spectators, outside of the players families. They should also consider playing without a ball. Thats just a petri the warriors will be playing without a crowd. But basketball games in the pros have been played without fans before. The clippers did it for many years. [ applause ] and in part, in part because of all these cancellations, a lot of people dont seem to know what to think about the coronavirus, what to feel. Should i be scared . Are people overreacting . Whats true, whats not true . Its totally normal to feel that way. Many have the same thoughts. So i thought this might help. These are the five stages of coronavirus, so first you have denial. Im not going to get the coronavirus. Only old people, Chinese
Is a clear thinker, a straight talker, and says what he thinks. He is, i think, serving the administration and the country extraordinarily well. The format we are going to use today is questionandanswer. Im going to lead off with a question or two for kevin and then hes kind enough to be willing to accept questions from the audience. He has a hard stop at 1 30 p. M. So lets keep that in mind. Please join me in a round of applause for our panelist this morning. [applause] whether its charlie rose or david rubenstein, dont want to talk about that. Let me start, kevin, with a very broad question. On the recent tax reform bill. What in your view are the three most important changes that that bill accomplished . Mr. Hassett thanks so much and let me begin by thanking john for his leadership for all these years. I think it mightve been that i wrote a paper for the very first meeting, but if it wasnt the first, it was the second. Mr. Samuels we take credit for your career. Mr. Hassett four co
At the American Enterprise politics where he was one of the leading thinkers. , he was a senior economist at the Federal Reserve board. Any of you who know kevin or have seen him speak know that he is a clear thinker, a straight talker, and says what he thinks. He is, i think, serving the administration and the country extraordinarily well. The format we are going to use today is questionandanswer. Im going to lead off with a question or two for kevin and ben hes kind enough to willing to accept questions from the audience. At 1 30 p. M. Stop so lets keep that in mind. Please join me in a round of applause for our panelist this morning. [applause] whether its charlie rose or david rubenstein, dont want to talk about that. Let me start, kevin, with a very broad question. The recent tax reform bill what in your view are the three most important changes that that bill accomplished . Mr. Hassett thanks so much and let me begin by thanking john for his leadership for all these years. I thin
I think many of you may know kevin. The council of economic advisers and before that, he was this waseconomist, American Culture and politics at the american enter he was one of the leading thinkers there before joining, he was a senior economist at the Federal Reserve board. Any of you who know kevin or have seen him speak now he is a clear thinker, a straight talker and says what he thinks and he is serving the administration and the country extraordinarily well, the format we are going to use today is questionandanswer. Im going to lead off with a question or two for kevin and he has been kind enough to be willing to accept questions from the audience. He has a hard stop at 1 30 p. M. So lets keep that in mind. Please join me in a round of applause for our panelist this morning. [applause] whether its charlie rose or david rubenstein, dont want to talk about that. Let me start, kevin, with a very broad question. The recent tax reform bill what in your view are the three most importa