The the All right here we go coming at you guys on Saturday December 26th. That's

2020 and it is 126 PM.m. hope everybody had a great Christmas. It is BK here of course.

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Instagram at BK Actual really appreciate you guys checking out the podcast as always as I come to you from beautiful San Diego, California and as you know it's the last podcast of 2020, which means only one thing.

Yes, it is time for a look back at the year in review.

Now, guys, I'm not going to lie, it took a lot longer than I thought and I had some unexpected

errands come up to not only yesterday but today but I think I pretty much covered

all the major events now here's kind of how I'm going to work it. I'm going to start off by doing a basic coronavirus timeline separately since that was kind of the obviously the huge story of the year.

Okay, so I'm going to do that separately and then I'm going to go back and starting in January.

I'm going to take you through all the major stories that I hit on the podcast and that we're going on all over the world and

Further as if that were not enough I have also pulled out some of my favorite audio clips of the year.

I'll be kind of interspersing those throughout everything and then depending on how I feel I also

have the latest updated news from Justice last week. So that's kind of how it's

going to work. So why don't we strap in here and get ready and let's start with that coronavirus timeline?

First off, in January 9th, that is when the World Health Organization announced this mysterious

coronavirus-related pneumonia in Wu-Hahn, China. And they still kind of had doubts about the roots of what would become

that COVID-19 pandemic. Now as of January 9th they had 59 documented cases and travel precautions

were already at the forefront of experts concerns. Go to January 20th

the CDC Center for Disease Control says three U.S. airports will begin

screening for this coronavirus. That would be San Francisco International

JFK International and Los Angeles International Airports.

January 21st, the CDC confirms its first U.S. coronavirus case.

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