By Daniel Payne
JustTheNews.com

Seven months into the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States, state governments and media outlets continue to publicize confusing, misleading data on the spread of the disease here, perpetuating fears that deaths from the virus are skyrocketing on a daily basis even as those fatalities are generally distributed across a period of days, weeks or even months. 

At issue is how state health departments publicize daily reports of fatalities within the state's borders. State health officials have for months been publishing two sets of mortality statistics: deaths that occurred on the publication date in question, and deaths that have only recently been catalogued from state backlogs. 

The Arizona Department of Health Services publishes both of those figures on its coronavirus dashboard: On its "Summary" page, it lists the "number of new deaths reported today," while on its "Covid-19 Deaths" tab, the state lists the actual "deaths by date of death."

The distinction is a critical one: The state's "new deaths" every day do not actually reflect the number of coronavirus fatalities Arizona has logged in the past 24 hours, but rather the number of COVID-19 deaths it has identified from both new and older death certificates. 

Health department spokeswoman Holly Poynter confirmed to Just the News on Friday that the state's "new deaths" figure is not drawn exclusively from the most recent 24-hour period of fatalities. 

"While we had 91 new deaths reported today, the graph [on the dashboard] shows them by the actual date of death," she said on Friday. "Although those 91 were reported today, it doesn't mean today was the date of death. Those deaths may have occurred at any time on the graph but were simply reported today."

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NBC medical expert Dr. Joseph Fair who appeared on NBC nearly a dozen times claiming he had the coronavirus, has now come out to say that he never had the virus in the first place.

"After believing he had the coronavirus in spite of getting negative tests, virologist and NBC News science contributor Dr. Joseph Fair tweeted Tuesday that he had tested negative for the antibodies and that the illness that hospitalized him in May "remains an undiagnosed mystery." Steve Krakauer reported on the developments for his Fourth Watch newsletter," reports the Free Beacon.

"My undiagnosed/suspected COVID illness from nearly 2 months ago remains an undiagnosed mystery as a recent antibody test was negative," Fair tweeted. "I had myriad COVID symptoms, was hospitalized in a COVID ward & treated for COVID-related co-morbidities, despite testing negative by nasal swab."

"I was severely ill for 2 weeks, 4 days of it in critical condition, resulting in pneumonia, diffuse lung injury & 18lbs of weight loss," he continued. "My path forward is a 2nd AB test, & follow-up with a pulmonologist & tropical medicine specialist in an effort to diagnose what made me so ill."

It now seems that Fair was attempting to fear monger the American people considering he had multiple interviews from his hospital bed and claimed that he contracted the coronavirus through his eyes.

by David Blackmon
CBDailyUpdate.com

We must find a way to hold the corrupt corporate news media accountable before they destroy our country. – That’s been a consistent theme here at Today’s Campaign Update for four years now (today is the 4th anniversary of the very first Campaign Update posted on my Facebook page during the heat of the 2016 campaign), and it has become more urgent than ever. Because, as I noted yesterday, the media literally has the deaths of an untold number of Americans on its hands due to its focused disinformation campaign related to Hydroxychloroquine.

Dr. David Samadi, a Fox News medical contributor, put it this way on Twitter yesterday:

The media’s obsession with harming the President literally resulted in thousands of unnecessary deaths.

Not to mention state governors who banned this drug simply out of disdain for the President.

I don’t think we have ever seen such an egregious misuse of power in our lives.

— Dr. David Samadi (@drdavidsamadi) July 3, 2020

This is exactly the thing. Let’s remember that the media’s campaign to demonize the use of HCQ in treating COVID-19 provided cover to despot Democrat governors like Steve Sisolak in Nevada and Gretchen Whitmer in Michigan to temporarily ban the use of the drug for that purpose in their states. There is no question that that campaign, which included the knowing dissemination of bogus “studies” – one of which shamefully came out of the CDC – also intimidated doctors all over the country who might have otherwise prescribed HCQ to their patients and potentially saved their lives.

This week on "LevinTV," BlazeTV host Mark Levin exposed the mainstream media's glaring hypocrisy when it comes to the First Amendment, in particular the right to "peaceably assemble," and how they completely flipped their narrative on the topic in less that one month

"They support peaceful protests, they keep telling us," Levin said. "Except, of course, if it's people who want their jobs, and their lives, and their businesses back."

Levin played a revealing video montage to highlight the stark contrast between the media's reaction to anti-lockdown protests amid the COVID-19 pandemic and the violent riots following the death of George Floyd.

"The president is right, the media are the enemy of the people," he added. "If you believe in liberty and the Constitution, if you believe in private property rights, law and order, and, you know, all those 'weird' things we've traditionally always embraced, then the media are the enemy of the people. They're also the enemy of the First Amendment and freedom of the press because they've destroyed it. We need a revolution when it comes to the media — they are systemically leftist."

 

After years in the shadows overseeing espionage, kill programs, warrantless wiretapping, entrapment, psyops and other covert operations, national security establishment retirees are are turning to a new line of work where they can carry out their imperial duties.

That is, propagandizing the public on cable news. Reborn as cable news pundits, these people are cashing in. So many years working in the dark, only to emerge in the studio lights of the same networks that rail all day everyday against state TV from countries that America hates.

I'm talking about people like...

It’s crazy how many former spooks have been hired at corporate news outlets like CNN & MSNBC as “analysts”. After spending their careers serving the national security state, they get to shape the news under the guise of expertise. It’s like state TV pic.twitter.com/uG48WSXGMe

— Rania Khalek (@RaniaKhalek) October 4, 2019

Democrats cry 'national emergency' over impeachment inquiry.

 

What’s unusual about the McCabe hiring is that CNN is intentionally overlooking why McCabe is no longer at the FBI. McCabe was fired by Jeff Sessions at the recommendation of Michael Horowitz. The IG’s office had demonstrated after an exhaustive investigation that McCabe had repeatedly lied about leaking information from active investigations to the news media. McCabe is being given this platform now for one reason only...

 

Now that the Russia, Russia, Russia hoax is dead the New York Times shifts to another totally made up hoax chant, RACISM, RACISM, RACISM in a disgusting effort to smear Tump and anyone who supports him as a Racist.

The real perpetuators of Fake News EXPOSED!

 

The real perpetuators of Fake News EXPOSED! #fakenews #iSupport45 pic.twitter.com/3WKPoLXOBc

— David J Harris Jr (@DavidJHarrisJr) August 19, 2019

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The primary source of division in the United States of America is corporate big media, not Donald Trump. Now openly partisan, big media has been dividing Americans for political gain long before he ever came on the political scene.

Here are four of the worst, most cited lies big media manufactured and critics have used to support the allegation Donald Trump is a racist.

Big Media Lied About Trump From the Jump

On June 16, 2015, big media began spreading the lie Donald Trump called Mexicans rapists, even that he called all Mexicans rapists. It became and remains one of the most frequently used examples to support accusations of racism.

He said no such thing. Here is the video and entire relevant transcript.
 

 

The U.S. has become a dumping ground for everyone else’s problems. It’s true. And these aren’t the best and the finest.

When Mexico sends its people, they’re not sending their best. They’re not sending you [pointing]. They’re not sending you [pointing].

They’re sending people that have lots of problems, and they’re bringing those problems with us. They’re bringing drugs. They’re bringing crime. They’re rapists and, some, I assume are good people. But I speak to border guards and they tell us what we’re getting.

And it only makes common sense. It only makes common sense. They’re sending us not the right people. It’s coming from more than Mexico. It’s coming from all over South and Latin America and, it’s coming probably, from the Middle East. But we don’t know because we have no protection.

Donald J. Trump, Presidential Campaign Announcement at Trump Tower in New York City on June 16, 2015

Crass and lacking tact? Absolutely.

But Donald Trump did not say Mexicans are rapists, let alone that all Mexicans are rapists. It is no more true than the reports claiming he called for the creation of a national database for Muslims.
 

Trump Called for a Muslim Registry

Jussie Smollett — who staged being the victim of a hate crime at the hands of the president’s supporters in Chicago — fully believed Donald Trump called for a national database to serve as a Muslim registry. He is by no means alone in that belief.

He did no such thing. In November 2015, then-candidate Donald Trump was interviewed by Hunter Walker at Yahoo! News. The exchange followed:

Hunter Walker (Yahoo! News): Do you think we need to register Muslims in some type of database or note their religion on their I.D.?

Donald Trump: Well, we’re going to have to look at a lot of things very closely. We’re going to have to look at the mosques. We’re going to have to look very, very carefully.

Hunter Walker interviewing Donald Trump for Yahoo! News, November 2015

When it was first reported by Yahoo! News, Mr. Walker reported he wouldn’t rule out a Muslim registry. CNN later reported “Donald Trump on Thursday called for the creation of a national database” in a story published online under the headline, Trump Wants Muslim Database.

 

A “Hitlerian” Inaugural Address

Donald Trump’s Inaugural Address on January 20, 2017, was a clarion call for conservative populism. He put the status quo powers on notice and told the American people they would never be forgotten again.

Here is the entire address and a transcript of “a few of the most memorable lines” from the address.