从另一个角度看美帝，家底真厚啊。
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老川早上发推说了，这帮孙子，故意夸大数据，新冠的事，找福奇去。
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真够无耻，有人专门造谣和传谣。
Surgeon General Jerome M. Adams also expressed optimism about the nation's vaccine program. | Jessica Hill/AP Photo
By DAVID COHEN
01/03/2021 09:35 AM EST
Updated: 01/03/2021 10:13 AM EST
Surgeon General Jerome Adams declined to condemn President Donald Trump on Sunday for calling Covid-19 death figures “far exaggerated,” but he did defend the numbers Trump attacked.
“From a health perspective, I have no reason to doubt those numbers,” Adams said on CNN’s “State of the Union,” responding to a question from host Jake Tapper pressing him on a tweet Sunday where the president stated without evidence that Covid-19 numbers have been inflated.
Adams said: “I don't speak for the president. I speak for the office of the Surgeon General and the Public Health Service, and I'm focused on making sure people get the information they need and wash your hands and stay your distance and get the vaccine when it's available.” He also said that the death toll is not the only indicator of how damaging the pandemic has been to the country.
Speaking on ABC's "This Week," Dr. Anthony Fauci also said there was nothing fake about the death toll: "The deaths are real deaths. All you need to do is go out into the trenches. Go to the hospitals and see what the health care workers are dealing with.They are under very stressful situations in many areas of the country. The hospital beds are stretched, people are running out of beds, running out of trained personnel who are exhausted."
Trump tweeted Sunday: “The number of cases and deaths of the China Virus is far exaggerated in the United States because of @CDCgov’s ridiculous method of determination compared to other countries, many of whom report, purposely, very inaccurately and low. 'When in doubt, call it Covid.' Fake News!”
America’s death toll from the coronavirus has surpassed 350,000, with more than 20 million cases diagnosed. Both are by far the highest in the world.
In the fall, Adams had predicted that U.S. vaccinations would reach 20 million in December. The actual numbers are far short of that, with a total of approximately 4 million. Nevertheless, Adams said the vaccination program is off to a solid start.
“The good news," he told Tapper, "is that we are seeing it quickly ramp up thanks to our state partners. The last 72 hours, we saw 1.5 million first shots reported. If you extrapolate that out and many are extrapolating numbers, that is 500,000 a day. I want everyone to know that over the next week or two is when we should be paying attention closely and making sure we continue to see this ramp up and I expect that it will."
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Surgeon general defends official Covid-19 numbers
Jerome Adams was responding to a presidential tweet saying the numbers are phony.
Surgeon General Jerome M. Adams also expressed optimism about the nation's vaccine program. | Jessica Hill/AP Photo
By DAVID COHEN
01/03/2021 09:35 AM EST
Updated: 01/03/2021 10:13 AM EST
Surgeon General Jerome Adams declined to condemn President Donald Trump on Sunday for calling Covid-19 death figures “far exaggerated,” but he did defend the numbers Trump attacked.
“From a health perspective, I have no reason to doubt those numbers,” Adams said on CNN’s “State of the Union,” responding to a question from host Jake Tapper pressing him on a tweet Sunday where the president stated without evidence that Covid-19 numbers have been inflated.
Adams said: “I don't speak for the president. I speak for the office of the Surgeon General and the Public Health Service, and I'm focused on making sure people get the information they need and wash your hands and stay your distance and get the vaccine when it's available.” He also said that the death toll is not the only indicator of how damaging the pandemic has been to the country.
Speaking on ABC's "This Week," Dr. Anthony Fauci also said there was nothing fake about the death toll: "The deaths are real deaths. All you need to do is go out into the trenches. Go to the hospitals and see what the health care workers are dealing with.They are under very stressful situations in many areas of the country. The hospital beds are stretched, people are running out of beds, running out of trained personnel who are exhausted."
Trump tweeted Sunday: “The number of cases and deaths of the China Virus is far exaggerated in the United States because of @CDCgov’s ridiculous method of determination compared to other countries, many of whom report, purposely, very inaccurately and low. 'When in doubt, call it Covid.' Fake News!”
America’s death toll from the coronavirus has surpassed 350,000, with more than 20 million cases diagnosed. Both are by far the highest in the world.
In the fall, Adams had predicted that U.S. vaccinations would reach 20 million in December. The actual numbers are far short of that, with a total of approximately 4 million. Nevertheless, Adams said the vaccination program is off to a solid start.
“The good news," he told Tapper, "is that we are seeing it quickly ramp up thanks to our state partners. The last 72 hours, we saw 1.5 million first shots reported. If you extrapolate that out and many are extrapolating numbers, that is 500,000 a day. I want everyone to know that over the next week or two is when we should be paying attention closely and making sure we continue to see this ramp up and I expect that it will."
Surgeon general defends integrity of Covid-19 numbers
Jerome Adams was responding to a presidential tweet saying the numbers are phony.
民主党造假也不是啥大不了的事，连选举都敢造假，这点新冠数字，不是个事儿。真够无耻，有人专门造谣和传谣。
Surgeon general defends official Covid-19 numbers
Jerome Adams was responding to a presidential tweet saying the numbers are phony.
Surgeon General Jerome M. Adams also expressed optimism about the nation's vaccine program. | Jessica Hill/AP Photo
By DAVID COHEN
01/03/2021 09:35 AM EST
Updated: 01/03/2021 10:13 AM EST
Surgeon General Jerome Adams declined to condemn President Donald Trump on Sunday for calling Covid-19 death figures “far exaggerated,” but he did defend the numbers Trump attacked.
“From a health perspective, I have no reason to doubt those numbers,” Adams said on CNN’s “State of the Union,” responding to a question from host Jake Tapper pressing him on a tweet Sunday where the president stated without evidence that Covid-19 numbers have been inflated.
Adams said: “I don't speak for the president. I speak for the office of the Surgeon General and the Public Health Service, and I'm focused on making sure people get the information they need and wash your hands and stay your distance and get the vaccine when it's available.” He also said that the death toll is not the only indicator of how damaging the pandemic has been to the country.
Speaking on ABC's "This Week," Dr. Anthony Fauci also said there was nothing fake about the death toll: "The deaths are real deaths. All you need to do is go out into the trenches. Go to the hospitals and see what the health care workers are dealing with.They are under very stressful situations in many areas of the country. The hospital beds are stretched, people are running out of beds, running out of trained personnel who are exhausted."
Trump tweeted Sunday: “The number of cases and deaths of the China Virus is far exaggerated in the United States because of @CDCgov’s ridiculous method of determination compared to other countries, many of whom report, purposely, very inaccurately and low. 'When in doubt, call it Covid.' Fake News!”
America’s death toll from the coronavirus has surpassed 350,000, with more than 20 million cases diagnosed. Both are by far the highest in the world.
In the fall, Adams had predicted that U.S. vaccinations would reach 20 million in December. The actual numbers are far short of that, with a total of approximately 4 million. Nevertheless, Adams said the vaccination program is off to a solid start.
“The good news," he told Tapper, "is that we are seeing it quickly ramp up thanks to our state partners. The last 72 hours, we saw 1.5 million first shots reported. If you extrapolate that out and many are extrapolating numbers, that is 500,000 a day. I want everyone to know that over the next week or two is when we should be paying attention closely and making sure we continue to see this ramp up and I expect that it will."
Surgeon general defends integrity of Covid-19 numbers
Jerome Adams was responding to a presidential tweet saying the numbers are phony.
