'The entire Pacific Rim has less than 1,000 infections a day. Having a raging epidemic is not inevitable,' former FDA chief Dr. Scott Gottlieb told CNBC.
Dr. Scott Gottlieb expressed disappointment with the state of the U.S. coronavirus epidemic.
Gottlieb doesn't believe China is lying about their much fewer case counts. "The entire Pacific Rim isn't in on the conspiracy."
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