Comments by "Hugh Jorgan" (@HughJorgan1) on "Coronavirus cases rise dramatically in Europe, WHO calls it a 'wake-up call'" video.

A virus so deadly the majority of people need a test to know if they even have it. A virus so deadly only about 6% of people infected die from the virus alone, rather than it only being a factor. In other words, about 94% of the reported deaths in our country were among people with underlying health conditions; they didn't truly die from Covid. A virus so deadly it accounts for less than 5% of Hospital Emergency visits. etc etc (edited to clarify what the 6% number represents)
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@scottdykema5385 ..Nope. The 200,000 number is a lie-by-omission and has been qualified by the CDC. Only about 6% of deaths attributed to Covid were from the virus only, as opposed to underlying health conditions. There's a huge difference between dying "from Covid" and dying "with Covid".
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@Sally Brookner ..I clarified my original comment to reflect the co-morbidity concept. I just assume people know by now we've been lied to regarding Covid deaths.
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@Sally Brookner ..I encourage you to never say: "If they did not have Covid they would not have died." 1. You don't know that, and 2. You have no data to back it up. When a person has a serious underlying health condition, it's ludicrous to attribute their death to Covid-only. But that's where the ludicrous 200,000 number comes from. It's a massive lie.
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I think we can all agree the incessant reporting of "200,000 Covid Deaths" in our country is a massive lie. We now know the VAST majority (over 90%) of deaths attributed to Covid were people with underlying health conditions. Let me simplify my point: If a 300 pound diabetic with a respiratory disease happened to have Covid when they died, it isn't logical to make it the cause-of-death.
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