With two months to go until Election Day, Trump is simultaneously promoting at least nine baseless conspiratorial tales -- about protests, about the coronavirus, about voting and about opponent Joe Biden -- while embracing believers in the QAnon conspiracy.
), Trump promoted a claim -- touted on Twitter by a supporter of the QAnon conspiracy theory -- that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had admitted that only 6% of reported COVID-19 deaths are people who "actually" died from COVID-19.Trump was wrongly describing the 6% statistic. The CDC simply said that 6% of COVID-19 victims' death certificates listedCOVID-19 as a cause of death.
Anderson added in the email that "in 92% of all deaths that mention COVID-19, COVID-19 is listed as the underlying cause of death" -- "the condition that began the chain of events that ultimately led to the person's death."on ABC's "Good Morning America" on Tuesday that the presence of comorbidities "does not mean that some who has hypertension or diabetes who dies of COVID didn't die of COVID-19. They did.
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