In Part 2, Kent goes on to discuss the impact of the coronavirus in the United States and other nations, especially as they relate to each other. The point may be we can plan extensively and then something else comes that we aren't prepared for - called the Black Swan. He gives the example of Johari's Window relative to the pandemic. Kent has been involved in climate change discussions on a global basis and discusses the geopolitical problem influences. He then brings it down to the reality of the impact of the coronavirus on people at the lower end of the income spectrum and discusses HUD's role at that level and in future disasters.