美国新冠超862万例!特朗普:医生和医院为了骗钱,制造了美国新冠的死亡病例数据(附视频&摘要稿)
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当地时间10月24日,美国总统特朗普在威斯康星州举行竞选集会。他称如果一个有心脏病的人死于新冠,其他国家就会报道这个人死于心脏病,所以新冠肺炎死亡病例的数据很低。可如果美国的医院与医生报告更多新冠肺炎死亡病例,他们会得到更多的钱,“想想这个动机”。
根据美国约翰斯·霍普金斯大学的统计数据显示,截至美国东部时间25日17:30(北京时间26日05:30),美国新冠肺炎确诊病例已超过862万,达到8627274例,死亡病例超过22.5万,达到225197例。
President predicts another surprise win in Wisconsin even as coronavirus cases rise in the state, in the nation, and in his wake.
President Donald Trump’s rally in Waukesha Saturday night was his fifth campaign stop to the Badger State this election season, symbolic of his belief the presidential election will go the way of Wisconsin on Election Day.
“By the way. You have to get out and vote,” Trump told the crowd of roughly 3,000 at Waukesha County Airport. “I’m out here —what the hell time is it? And it’s freezing. If I don’t win this state, I’m going to be very mad at you.”
Trump won Wisconsin in 2016 by fewer than 23,000 votes. As the temperature dropped to just above freezing and darkness fell, the crowd waited as Trump arrived more than an hour late to his third rally of the day.
Trump trails former Vice President and Democratic challenger Joe Bide by a 5-point deficit—46% to 41% among likely Wisconsin voters surveyed—in the most recent Marquette University Law School Poll from Oct. 7. In 2016, the Marquette and most national polls had Trump consistently trailing his 2016 opponent Hillary Clinton, and he did trail her in the popular vote but won the electoral vote by razor-thin margins in states like Wisconsin.
Trump told the crowd the polls were wrong then and will prove to be wrong Nov. 3.
“You don’t remember four years ago? We are going to win by a lot more,” Trump said.
Trump’s 80-minute long speech was heavy on Wisconsin-specific references, including a shout out to the Green Bay Packers and repeated claims he had “saved Kenosha” following the rallies after the shooting of Kenosha resident Jacob Blake by a police officer.
President Donald Trump supporters bundle up as they wait for the start his campaign rally Saturday night. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
The president did not shy away from the coronavirus pandemic that is now infecting more Americans per day than ever before, nor did he retreat from again falsely claiming the country is “rounding the turn” on the outbreak, nor from repeating the falsehood that the nation’s rising number of COVID-19 cases is a result of increased testing.
“You know why we have cases?” Trump asked. “’Cause we test so much. And in many ways, it’s good. And in many ways, it’s foolish. In many ways, OK? In many ways it’s very foolish.”
Trump went a step further and baselessly accused healthcare workers of inflating COVID-19 statistics for financial gain by over-classifying coronavirus deaths because “doctors get more money and hospitals get more money”—even though there is no evidence of that. If anything, experts say, the death count is likely underreported.
The state Department of Health Services reported 4,062 new coronavirus cases and 25 deaths Saturday, bringing the total number of deaths in Wisconsin to 1,770. Saturday marked the fourth time Wisconsin has recorded more than 4,000 new coronavirus infections in a single day. In the past 14 days, 305 Wisconsin lives have been lost to COVID-19.
Health officials are bracing for a likely uptick in coronavirus cases in the wake of the rally. A USA Today analysis of Trump’s previous stops shows a surge in cases that outpaces surrounding areas. In the two weeks after Trump’s rally in Mosinee last month, COVID-19 cases rose 29% across Wisconsin; they shot up 67% over that same period in Marathon County.
Biden hammered Trump on his pandemic response in a statement prior to the Saturday rally.
“President Trump knew the severity of this virus and failed to tell the American people the truth,” Biden said. “Time and time again, he consistently downplayed the threat of the virus and has shown he is unwilling and unable to do the hard work to get it under control. It is what it is because of who he is.”
Supporters brought up the economy, immigration, and health care as reasons for voting for Trump in 2020. Many supporters related back to rhetoric that Trump has spread in the past.
Patricia Peck, who drove up from Hartland, referred to COVID-19 in the U.S. as a “planned-demic,” offering up a conspiracy theory that the virus was manufactured.
“He’s doing the best he can, with what he’s got to work with,” Peck said about the president’s response to the pandemic.
Ian Cane, a 19-year-old college student from Illinois, said he was voting for Trump because he supported Trump’s political views.
“He couldn’t have handled it any better,” Cane said. “You can’t just shut down the economy. All the small businesses are being ruined because less people are going to them.”
He said his plans were to finish college and find a job if Trump won.
A lone woman protesting the rally stood with a sign outside of the Hallmark Building Supplies site where droves of Trump supporters crossed the street to get into the airport parking lot.
The woman, who did not want to be identified over concerns she would be targeted by Trump supporters, said that she wanted to give her dissenting opinion and that she was a supporter of racial and sexual equality.
“Human rights are important to me. It shouldn’t be up for debate and it seems like it’s going to be.”
Biden said with in-person, early voting underway in Wisconsin, voters now “have the opportunity to finally turn the page on President Trump’s failures and excuses.”
A lone woman protesting the rally stood with a sign outside of the Hallmark Building Supplies site where droves of President Donald Trump supporters crossed the street to get into the airport parking lot. (Photo by Ethan Duran)
“On day one, I’ll take action to tackle this crisis and build the economy back better for Wisconsin families and small businesses,” Biden said. “Together, we can defeat President Trump and restore the soul of our nation.”
Trump will be back in Wisconsin for a rally in West Salem on Tuesday.
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