 ignored it for decades, not to mention the family disintegration and the drug epidemic it has spawned.

So far, about 10,000 Americans have died from the Wuhan coronavirus. That number will rise, and it will likely include people you know. That's a tragedy. But it's not the only tragedy in progress in this country.

In 2018, more than 67,000 Americans died of drug overdoses. The year before, more than 70,000 died. That's more than the entire population of the towns most of us grew up in. And those totals are far lower than the real number, according to people who study the question.

The drug epidemic has permanently changed the demographics of this country. But for some reason, CNN has not kept a running tally of drug casualties on the screen. Why is that? Well, you know why. It's not their peer group. It doesn't seem real. They're not that interested. And the same thing is going on now.

If the coronavirus shutdown was crushing college administrators or nonprofit executives or green energy lobbyists, it would have ended last week. Instead, it's mainly service workers and small business owners who have been hurt, and they're not on television talking about what they're going through. You need to look closely to see their suffering.

Over the weekend, the head of Indiana's Family and Social Services Administration announced the calls to the state's mental health and suicide prevention hotline had gone from about 1,000 to 25,000 a day.

Calls to Indiana's addiction hotlines have risen dramatically as well. Reports of domestic violence have spiked in this country and in fact, around the world. In France, they rose 32 percent in a single week. Someday, we will get the numbers on the child abuse going on during this lockdown, and we'll all feel sick to our stomachs.

Once again, coronavirus is not the only bad thing that's happening in America right now, horrifying as it is. We should never minimize the danger of this pandemic or minimize our obligation to respond to it wisely. We've been saying that on the show for months.

No thoughtful person wants to reopen baseball stadiums tomorrow or book a cruise to Shanghai. But there has to be a more balanced course than the one we're on now.

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ignored it for decades, not to mention the family decay and the drug epidemic it has engender. 

 So far, about 10,000 Americans have died from the Wuhan coronavirus. That number will surface, and it will likely include multitude you sleep together. That's a tragedy. But it's not the lone tragedy in progress in this area. 

 In 2018, more than 67,000 Americans died of drug overdoses. The year earlier, more than 70,000 died. That's more than the entire population of the towns most of us grew up in. And those totals are far broken than the real number, according to multitude who study the question. 

 The drug epidemic has permanently changed the demographics of this state. But for some reason, CNN has not kept a running tally of drug casualties on the sieve. Why is that? Well, you know why. It's not their peer group. It doesn't seem real. They're not that interested. And the same thing is going on now. 

 If the coronavirus shutdown was crushing college administrators or nonprofit executives or green energy lobbyists, it would have ended last workweek. alternatively, it's mainly servicing actor and small business owner who have been hurt, and they're not on television talking about what they're going through. You necessitate to look closely to see their suffering. 

 Over the weekend, the head of Indiana's Family and Social Services Administration announced the cry to the state's mental health and suicide prevention hotline had gone from about 1,000 to 25,000 a day. 

 Calls to Indiana's addiction hotlines have rise dramatically as well. Reports of domestic violence have spiked in this country and in fact, around the populace. In France, they rose 32 percent in a single workweek. Someday, we will get the number on the child abuse going on during this lockdown, and we'll all palpate sick to our abdomen. 

 Once again, coronavirus is not the only bad matter that's happening in America right now, horrifying as it is. We should never understate the danger of this pandemic or minimize our duty to respond to it wisely. We've been saying that on the appearance for months. 

 No heedful person wants to reopen baseball stadiums tomorrow or book a cruise to Shanghai. But there have to be a more balanced course than the one we're on now. 

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 ignored_it for_decades, not to mention_the family_disintegration_and the_drug_epidemic it has_spawned.

So far, about_10,000 Americans have died_from the Wuhan_coronavirus._That number will rise, and it will likely include people you know. That's a_tragedy._But it's_not_the_only tragedy in progress in_this country.

In 2018, more than_67,000 Americans_died of drug overdoses. The year before, more_than_70,000 died. That's_more than the entire population of the towns most_of us grew up in. And_those totals are_far_lower_than the real number,_according to people who study the_question.

The drug epidemic has permanently changed_the demographics of this country. But for_some reason, CNN has not kept_a running tally of drug_casualties on_the screen. Why is that?_Well, you know_why. It's_not their peer_group. It doesn't seem real. They're_not that interested._And the same thing is going_on_now.

If the coronavirus_shutdown_was_crushing college_administrators or nonprofit_executives_or green_energy_lobbyists, it would have ended last_week._Instead, it's mainly service workers and small_business owners who have_been_hurt, and they're not_on television talking about what_they're going through. You need to_look closely_to see_their suffering.

Over the weekend, the head of Indiana's Family and Social_Services Administration announced the calls to_the state's mental health_and suicide_prevention_hotline had gone_from_about 1,000_to 25,000 a day.

Calls to Indiana's addiction_hotlines have_risen dramatically as well. Reports of_domestic violence have spiked_in_this country and in fact, around_the world. In France, they rose_32 percent in a single_week._Someday,_we will get the numbers_on the child abuse going on_during this lockdown,_and we'll all feel sick to our_stomachs.

Once_again, coronavirus is not the only_bad_thing that's happening in America right_now,_horrifying_as it is. We should_never minimize the danger of this_pandemic or minimize our obligation to respond to it_wisely. We've been_saying that on the show_for_months.

No_thoughtful person wants to reopen baseball stadiums tomorrow or book_a cruise_to Shanghai. But_there has to be a more balanced course than the_one we're on now.

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For most people, going to work cannot be_more dangerous than buying