restaurants, and that the government has not been consistent in the use and application of that data. he stated on a local talk radio station, "...the contact tracing that was done showed that less than half a percent of infections were contact traced back to restaurants. and that's what we've been arguing, saying why are we not looking at that data. and now they say that data is wrong. i think the great line was 'an absence of evidence doesn't mean an evidence of absence,' which means we don't know." he claims that the governor is citing a study done by stanford about the spread of covid-19 in restaurants and notes that the study does not argue for shutdowns, but rather capacity restrictions.