Once it [COVID-19] hit New York, and New York became fairly similar to Lombardy, you still saw a country that was incredibly slow to respond with some exceptions—California responded pretty quickly. But even the places that responded—even California, who went through a significant lockdown—it still was a fairly piecemeal effort and all the while undermined by our basic failure to get any of these necessary ingredients of a response to scale. Testing tracing, [and] PPE took a long time—I don't even know if PPE is in danger of running out now.