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Back in late March (people often tell me that, these days, 4 months ago might as well be 4 years ago) we talked with emergency physician Julian Flores, who was working out of Broward County. Covid-19 cases were modest in number but threatening to get worse, and indeed they did. The county’s cases jumped 100-fold, from about 600 to over 50,000. Just south of Broward, Miami-Dade has double that caseload. We revisit Dr. Flores (who was sheltering from the rains of a coastal near-hurricane in his car). He confesses bewilderment and counsels skepticism — especially of one’s biases — in evaluating this thing we’re facing. Running time: 16 minutes Other interviews on Covid-19 in this series: Dr. Anthony Fauci (NIAID, Bethesda, MD) Dr. Susan Sadoughi (Boston, MA) Dr. Matthew Young (suburban Delaware) Dr. Julian Flores (Broward County, FL) Dr. Kristi Koenig (San Diego, CA) Dr. Renee Salas (Boston, MA) Drs. Andre Sofair and William Chavey (New Haven, CT, and Ann Arbor, MI) Dr. Comilla Sasson (volunteering in New Y