Noel King

What do they tell you?

Yeah, they're sort of acting like normies would act, normies who are worried and say, don't get this near me, which is not the same way historically that medical professionals act.

Okay.

So you've been covering the hantavirus outbreak as well.

And I wonder whether you're seeing a pattern here or a trend here in the way this administration is responding to these public health crises, where the public is inclined to freak out a bit,

and public health experts might have a different idea of what needs to happen.

All right.

So we are waiting on the Kenyan court to make a decision on Tuesday.

What what are the stakes here?

What happens if Kenya says, no, President Trump, we're just not going to allow this?

That was The Wall Street Journal's Sabrina Siddiqui.

Coming up next, how conspiracy theories about Ebola have made it harder to fight the spread in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

We're going to talk to a reporter in Kenya.

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