The American general surgeon stepped back President Trump
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Talking to CNN Jake Tapper
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The question arose as an answer a tweet of Trump on Sunday morning blaming the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [CDC] methodology for the death toll in the United States due to the virus, which he referred to as “fake news.”
“I’m not talking about the president. I’m talking about the general surgeon’s office and the public health service, and I’m focused on getting people in need of information. Wear a mask. Wash your hands. Watch your distance. Get the vaccine. when it’s available, ”Adams said.
“Is it real? Is the death toll real? 350,000 Americans killed … or does the CDC have a false form of ‘When in doubt, you call it COVID,’ as the president falsely claims?” Tapper asked.
“From a public health perspective, I have no reason to doubt those numbers,” Adams said in response before adding that Americans should also be concerned about the rate of new hospitalizations resulting from COVID-19.
His statements came minutes after the country’s top infectious disease expert, Anthony Fauci
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“Well, deaths are real deaths. I mean, all you have to do is go out into the trenches, go to hospitals, see what health professionals are dealing with. They are in very stressful situations in many areas of the country. Hospital beds are stretched out, “Fauci told ABC’s” This Week. “
“People are running out of beds, running out of trained staff who are exhausted right now. This is real. This is not false. This is real,” he added.