小崔——BILL GATES

My top response would be a humanitarian one is that , we are all in this togther , if for a smalll amount  ...even if you take a America-centric view, you don't want pandemic sweeping across the world and coming here, spend 100 times much to ., noting having mass refugees

turn around and generous aid giver.

hypothetically 

If that is 10%,(of Government budget to help) okay ,you start trading off against tough problems here(U.S).

Trade off 

trade-off • (在需要而又相互对立的两者间的)权衡,协调:

A trade-off is a situation where you make a compromise between two things, or where you exchange all or part of one thing for another. (JOURNALISM)

The newspaper's headline indicates that there was a trade-off at the summit.

...the trade-off between inflation and unemployment.

...the tradeoff of territory or land for peace.

trade off 

If you trade off one thing against another, you exchange all or part of one thing for another, as part of a negotiation or compromise.

They cynically tried to trade off a reduction in the slaughter of dolphins against a resumption of commercial whaling.

There is a possibility of being able to trade off information for a reduced sentence.

ˌfact of ˈlife noun (plural facts of life) [countable]

1.an unpleasant situation that exists and that must be accepted:

Mass unemployment seems to be a fact of life nowadays.

Persuading others to accept the hard financial facts of life is not a very popular job.

2.the facts of life the details about sex and how babies are born:

Mum told me the facts of life when I was twelve.