92 Percent Chance of U.S. Deaths Exceeding 200,000, Superforecaster Says

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Superforecasting firm Good Judgement is making some bold predictions about the coronavirus pandemic. Warren Hatch, superforecaster and CEO of Good Judgment, joined Cheddar to discuss.

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92 Percent Chance of U.S. Deaths Exceeding 200,000, Superforecaster Says

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