We are now talking about nearly 400,000 deaths.

Everybody seems worried about it.

This is what that looks like in the news.

The nation is nearing another horrifying milestone.

The death toll in the U.S. right now is on track to top 400,000 in the next few days.

The United States is on the verge of surpassing 400,000 American lives lost to the virus.

Incoming CDC director Dr. Rochelle Walenski said that she fears that this country could

hit half a million deaths from the coronavirus by the middle of next month.

I think we still have some dark weeks ahead.

We probably are looking at 4,000 deaths somewhere around there per day from coronavirus in this

country for the next several weeks.

For every four deaths around the world, one is from the United States.

That is a staggering number.

Public health officials are now warning that the so-called dark winner isn't over yet.

Obviously very disturbing news.

I don't want to discount those who have lost loved ones throughout this pandemic.

But the question really is that lingers and something that we have been covering for almost

nine months now in the discussion about this pandemic is, are these all really COVID-19

deaths?

Is it possible somehow the calculations are incorrect?

Luckily, we're not alone.

There have been reports all over the world of people questioning.

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