thelibertydaily--2020-04-03--Former Vodafone Boss Turned Pastor: 5G Dangers That Cause Flu Symptoms Is ‘Largest Global Coverup In

Former Vodafone Boss Turned Pastor: 5G Dangers That Cause Flu Symptoms Is ‘Largest Global Coverup In History’

A video that has been circulating , in which a man who used to work for Vodafone and another cellular service years ago , but has become a pastor and is now in Africa , is stating that the flu-like symptoms that people are experiencing around the globe , which they are told is a virus but is actually cell poisoning that is a direct result of a global rollout of 5g technology , and manifesting itself as a virus .
The pastor , who says he was the head of the largest business unit at Vodaphone , expressed what @ @ @ @ @ @ @ classified just below a military grade weapon , there is no doubt it has been used as such a weapon before .
The things that he says 5g puts the body through are the very things UK nurse Kate Shemirani described in my interview with her below .
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Take the time and listen to the 30 minute talk and it will all begin to make sense .
Give the buffering a few seconds before it plays .
The “ invisible enemy ” that President Trump is speaking about isn ’ t so invisible .
It ’ s going up in your cities and neighborhoods while you are on “ lockdown.
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It ’ s happening everywhere , as I ’ m getting confirmation across the ocean in the UK that it ’ s happening on the streets and in schools .
With that said , it has also come out that President Trump ’ s 2017 tweet regarding Covfefe may just be tied to 5G .
While he was ridiculed , causing media pundits to wonder if he was mentally stable , C-Vine is claiming that they just may have the answer .
Since arriving on scene , and we being the ‘ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ welcomed with open arms to give us faster internet capabilities .
This technology boasts considerable increased data speed leaving 3G and 4G in the past .
5G ’ s high frequency radio waves ( mmWave ) would present itself to all of our smart devices with faster down-loads , etc .
On the horizon with 5G , are self-driving cars , drone footage , robotic surgeries , etc .
Many studies have taken place on how electromagnetic radiation may affect the environment .
It concluded this radiation could indeed pose a potential risk @ @ @ @ @ @ @ health .
Then , strange videos appeared about dozens of birds dying in the UK , and also in the Netherlands .
Main Stream Media ( MSM ) quickly debunked these concerns as ‘ conspiracy , ’ saying 5G was not being tested there at the time .
The reporters stated the birds most likely died from pesticides .
We may never know .
Test results in regards to human complications with 5G has yet to be determined .
So what is CoVFeFe , and what is the connection ?
Cobalt ( Co-49 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) –Vanadium ( V-2 % ) together makes a soft magnetic alloy with the highest flux density of any strip core alloy , making it ideal for use in tape cores and magnetic cores in many innovative technologies .
The magnets clean up the impurities from 5G working on an ionic level .
This keeps oxygen from being depleted , making harmless , the high radio frequency radio waves ( mmWave ) .
Other linear formula names for this compound are : FeCoV , CoVFe , CoVFeFe , VCoFe , FeVCo , etc @ @ @ @ @ @ @ our environment and all who live in it , perhaps CoVFeFe is the technology being implemented to protect us from these dangerous mmWave levels .
We ’ ll see .
It certainly makes sense , but what doesn ’ t make sense is the takeover of American businesses by the federal government , the massive unconstitutional spending in the stimulus , the greater debt and the large setups for makeshift hospitals for patients of coronavirus with no one really coming in from that .
They are ready to roll it out in full @ @ @ @ @ @ @ real effects of this technology .
Remember , the pastor said this is a global rollout and we have never seen anything like what is going on in the world among the people like this .
With that in mind , President Trump has met in a closed door meeting with broadband and cell service providers , but no one quite knows what was spoken about .
Yet , we know that he signed two bills on Monday that claim to be designed to boost 5G security and broadband availability .
S 893 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Act of 2020 , ” requires the president to develop a strategy within 180 days of the law ’ s enactment to ensure the security of “ next generation mobile telecommunications systems and infrastructure ” in the US .
The president must also develop a strategy to assist allies and partners in “ maximizing the security of next generation mobile telecommunications systems and infrastructure.
” This strategy must be submitted to the appropriate committees of Congress .
S 1822 , the “ Broadband Deployment Accuracy and Technological Availability Act or the Broadband DATA @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Commission ( FCC ) to issue rules about the collection of data , with respect to the availability of broadband services .
The FCC is required to create a common dataset of all locations in the US where fixed broadband internet access service can be installed , focusing particularly on rural and insular areas .
The commission will be required to submit a report to Congress within 12 to 18 months after the implementation of the act .
Remember , 5G technology is both dangerous to the body and it is useful for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ movement .
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• Gordon Chang Warning America About Chinese Huawei Tech Embedded In 5G Network To Surveil Americans Article posted with permission from Sons of Liberty Media

A video that has been circulating, in which a man who used to work for Vodafone and another cellular service years ago, but has become a pastor and is now in Africa, is stating that the flu-like symptoms that people are experiencing around the globe, which they are told is a virus but is actually cell poisoning that is a direct result of a global rollout of 5g technology, and manifesting itself as a virus.
The pastor, who says he was the head of the largest business unit at Vodaphone, expressed what 5G does and though it is being classified just below a military grade weapon, there is no doubt it has been used as such a weapon before.
The things that he says 5g puts the body through are the very things UK nurse Kate Shemirani described in my interview with her below.
Take the time and listen to the 30 minute talk and it will all begin to make sense. Give the buffering a few seconds before it plays.
The “invisible enemy” that President Trump is speaking about isn’t so invisible. It’s going up in your cities and neighborhoods while you are on “lockdown.”
It’s happening everywhere, as I’m getting confirmation across the ocean in the UK that it’s happening on the streets and in schools.
With that said, it has also come out that President Trump’s 2017 tweet regarding Covfefe may just be tied to 5G.
While he was ridiculed, causing media pundits to wonder if he was mentally stable, C-Vine is claiming that they just may have the answer.
Since arriving on scene, and we being the ‘micowave-I-want-it-now’ generation, 5G is being welcomed with open arms to give us faster internet capabilities. This technology boasts considerable increased data speed leaving 3G and 4G in the past. 5G’s high frequency radio waves (mmWave) would present itself to all of our smart devices with faster down-loads, etc. On the horizon with 5G, are self-driving cars, drone footage, robotic surgeries, etc.
Many studies have taken place on how electromagnetic radiation may affect the environment. It concluded this radiation could indeed pose a potential risk to bird and insect orientation and plant health. Then, strange videos appeared about dozens of birds dying in the UK, and also in the Netherlands. Main Stream Media (MSM) quickly debunked these concerns as ‘conspiracy,’ saying 5G was not being tested there at the time. The reporters stated the birds most likely died from pesticides. We may never know. Test results in regards to human complications with 5G has yet to be determined.
So what is CoVFeFe, and what is the connection? Cobalt (Co-49%) – Iron (Fe-49%)–Vanadium (V-2%) together makes a soft magnetic alloy with the highest flux density of any strip core alloy, making it ideal for use in tape cores and magnetic cores in many innovative technologies. The magnets clean up the impurities from 5G working on an ionic level. This keeps oxygen from being depleted, making harmless, the high radio frequency radio waves (mmWave). Other linear formula names for this compound are: FeCoV, CoVFe, CoVFeFe, VCoFe, FeVCo, etc.
If 5G could be harmful to our environment and all who live in it, perhaps CoVFeFe is the technology being implemented to protect us from these dangerous mmWave levels.
We’ll see. It certainly makes sense, but what doesn’t make sense is the takeover of American businesses by the federal government, the massive unconstitutional spending in the stimulus, the greater debt and the large setups for makeshift hospitals for patients of coronavirus with no one really coming in from that.
Unless…
They are ready to roll it out in full and we are about to see the real effects of this technology.
Remember, the pastor said this is a global rollout and we have never seen anything like what is going on in the world among the people like this.
With that in mind, President Trump has met in a closed door meeting with broadband and cell service providers, but no one quite knows what was spoken about.
Yet, we know that he signed two bills on Monday that claim to be designed to boost 5G security and broadband availability.
S 893, the “Secure 5G and Beyond Act of 2020,” requires the president to develop a strategy within 180 days of the law’s enactment to ensure the security of “next generation mobile telecommunications systems and infrastructure” in the US. The president must also develop a strategy to assist allies and partners in “maximizing the security of next generation mobile telecommunications systems and infrastructure.” This strategy must be submitted to the appropriate committees of Congress.
S 1822, the “Broadband Deployment Accuracy and Technological Availability Act or the Broadband DATA Act,” requires the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to issue rules about the collection of data, with respect to the availability of broadband services. The FCC is required to create a common dataset of all locations in the US where fixed broadband internet access service can be installed, focusing particularly on rural and insular areas. The commission will be required to submit a report to Congress within 12 to 18 months after the implementation of the act.
Remember, 5G technology is both dangerous to the body and it is useful for those that want to track your every movement.
Article posted with permission from Sons of Liberty Media


thelibertydaily--2020-04-03--Chi-Com Virus Panicdemic Crashes Prices of Commodities

EVANSVILLE , Ind.
, April 3 ( UPI ) -- The coronavirus has sent the prices for commodities plummeting , and analysts do n't expect them to climb again substantially until the pandemic ends and life begins to return to normal .
`` When the coronavirus scare hit , speculators liquidated all the commodities that were at risk , '' said Arlan Suderman , chief commodities economist at the New York City-based INTL FCStone , which provides market analysis .
`` It was initially just a collapse of the whole market . ''
The impact was not felt evenly -- @ @ @ @ @ @ @ agricultural industries are just beginning to work out how their products might fare amid massive , worldwide quarantines .
Corn , for example , has been hit particularly hard .
People under quarantine are driving less , and this has dramatically reduced the demand for ethanol , which is made from corn and is added to gasoline .
Ethanol plants across the country are suspending activity , Suderman said .
`` The rumor is that one-third of the ethanol industry will go offline , '' said Grant Kimberley , director of market development @ @ @ @ @ @ @ If you have one-third of the ethanol industry not taking corn , that 's going to seriously impact corn demand . ''
Farmers already are feeling the impact .
Corn futures opened Thursday at $ 3.33 per bushel , down from a high of $ 3.85 in early March , according to the Chicago Mercantile Exchange .
`` Our local plant for corn is an ethanol plant , '' said Aimee Bissell , a corn and soy grower in Bedford , Iowa .
`` They 've stopped buying corn .
So , even @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we could n't to our local plant right now . ''
If the market continues like this , Bissell said , she wo n't be able to sell all her corn this fall .
That presents a big problem because she does not have enough grain bins to store it all .
Bissell has ordered a new bin , but she does n't know if it will arrive in time for fall harvest .
Many of the companies that produce them have slowed or halted production , she said .
`` I 've @ @ @ @ @ @ @ she said .
`` I 'm not sure what we 're going to do . ''
Other commodities , like wheat , are faring a little better .
Wheat futures bottomed out at under $ 5 per bushel March 17 and then began to climb again .
They reached a high of about $ 5.80 per bushel March 25 before beginning to slip back down , according to the Chicago Mercantile Exchange .
That rise started when word spread that some countries were stockpiling wheat in preparation for prolonged quarantines , Suderman said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ eating at home tend to eat more vegetables and grains , he said .
That may put a higher demand on wheat and rice as people avoid restaurants .
But that also means less demand for meat , Suderman said .
`` People 's tendency , when eating at home , is to eat less meat and eat more grains and vegetables , '' he said .
The meat industry is feeling the impact .
Meat prices initially soared at the start of the the coronavirus pandemic , when consumers flooded grocery stores @ @ @ @ @ @ @ toilet paper , pork , chicken and potatoes , said Russ Whitman , senior vice president at Urner Barry , a commodities market reporting firm in Toms River , N.J. '' There was a surge in demand , '' Whitman said .
`` Everybody at once all across the country ran to retail .
But the crisis is over .
You and I filled up our freezers .
Now , we 're not going out .
We 're not stopping at the drive-thrus on the way to work .
We 're not going @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are falling fast , he said .
Lean hog prices , for example , rose by about 8 cents -- from about 66 cents a pound to 74 cents -- between March 16 and 25 , according to the Chicago Mercantile Exchange .
They 's since fallen sharply to about 57 cents a pound .
All meat prices will likely will stay low from now until Americans return to restaurants , Whitman said .
`` This is unprecedented , '' Whitman said .
`` We 're taking our best guess . ''

Corn prices were hit particularly hard by the coronavirus pandemic with fewer people driving, reducing the demand for corn-made ethanol. File Photo by Brian Kersey/UPI | License Photo
EVANSVILLE, Ind., April 3 (UPI) -- The coronavirus has sent the prices for commodities plummeting, and analysts don't expect them to climb again substantially until the pandemic ends and life begins to return to normal. "When the coronavirus scare hit, speculators liquidated all the commodities that were at risk," said Arlan Suderman, chief commodities economist at the New York City-based INTL FCStone, which provides market analysis. "It was initially just a collapse of the whole market." Advertisement
The impact was not felt evenly -- but it was felt everywhere.
Individual agricultural industries are just beginning to work out how their products might fare amid massive, worldwide quarantines.
Corn, for example, has been hit particularly hard. People under quarantine are driving less, and this has dramatically reduced the demand for ethanol, which is made from corn and added to gasoline.
Ethanol plants across the country are suspending activity, Suderman said.
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"The rumor is that one-third of the ethanol industry will go offline," said Grant Kimberley, director of market development for the Iowa Soybean Association. "If you have one-third of the ethanol industry not taking corn, that's going to seriously impact corn demand."
Farmers are feeling the impact. Corn futures opened Thursday at $3.33 per bushel, down from a high of $3.85 in early March, according to the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
"Our local plant for corn is an ethanol plant," said Aimee Bissell, a corn and soy grower in Bedford, Iowa. "They've stopped buying corn. So, even if we wanted to sell grain, we couldn't to our local plant right now."
If the market continues like this, Bissell said, she won't be able to sell all her corn this fall. That presents a big problem because she does not have enough grain bins to store it all.
Bissell has ordered a new bin, but she doesn't know if it will arrive in time for fall harvest. Many of the companies that produce them have slowed or halted production, she said.
"I've looked at all the options," she said. "I'm not sure what we're going to do."
Other commodities, like wheat, are faring a little better. Wheat futures bottomed out at under $5 per bushel March 17 and then began to climb again. They reached a high of about $5.80 per bushel March 25 before beginning to slip back down, according to the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
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That rise started when word spread that some countries were stockpiling wheat in preparation for prolonged quarantines, Suderman said.
Wheat sales are helped because people eating at home tend to eat more vegetables and grains, he said. That may put a higher demand on wheat and rice as people avoid restaurants.
But that also means less demand for meat, Suderman said.
"People's tendency, when eating at home, is to eat less meat and eat more grains and vegetables," he said.
The meat industry is feeling the impact.
Meat prices initially soared at the start of the the coronavirus pandemic, when consumers flooded grocery stores to stock up on essential items like toilet paper, pork, chicken and potatoes, said Russ Whitman, senior vice president at Urner Barry, a commodities market reporting firm in Toms River, N.J.
"There was a surge in demand," Whitman said. "Everybody at once all across the country ran to retail. But the crisis is over. You and I filled up our freezers. Now, we're not going out. We're not stopping at the drive-throughs on the way to work. We're not going to the restaurants."
Meat prices are falling fast, he said.
Lean hog prices, for example, rose by about 8 cents -- from about 66 cents a pound to 74 cents -- between March 16 and 25, according to the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. They's since fallen sharply to about 57 cents a pound.
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Beef and chicken prices experienced similar patterns.
All meat prices will likely will stay low until Americans return to restaurants, Whitman said.
"This is unprecedented," Whitman said. "We're taking our best guess."


thelibertydaily--2020-04-03--Chi-Com Virus Death Toll Hits 6,000; 911 Victims in 24 Hours — Total Infected Approaches 250,000

Deaths from coronavirus in the United States hit 6,056 on Thursday as the disease killed 911 people .
It came a day after a record death toll saw the US become the first country in the world to register more than 1,000 deaths in 24-hour period .
Cases across the country rose to 245,356 by Thursday night with Michigan continuing to emerge as a new potential outbreak hot spot , reporting a further 82 deaths in the past day .
Deaths in the state are now at 417 , the third highest in the country .
With more than 245,000 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the worst country to be affected by COVID-19 than any other country in the world has been .
The virus shows no signs of slowing down with 911 new deaths and 28,990 new cases on Thursday , despite the majority of the nation being on lockdown .
Experts say as many as 200,000 will die by the time the pandemic is over .
On Thursday , the death toll continued to rise to 6,056 but the peak of the outbreak is still to hit , experts say .
There are fears that the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Detroit , as the death toll in Michigan continues to jump - a sign of exponential growth which scientists use as an indicator of spikes .
Michigan now has the third highest death toll in the US after reporting a spike in its figures in the last couple of days .
The state 's death toll had reached 417 on Thursday night - an increase of 82 - with more than 10,791 confirmed cases .
New Jersey is second behind New York with 537 deaths and 25,590 infections .
It had 182 new @ @ @ @ @ @ @ last day .
New York continues to bear the brunt , with 92,743 infections and 2,468 deaths across the state .
New York City account for most of these cases with 51,809 , and 1,562 deaths .
The state had 8,669 new cases and 256 new deaths on Thursday .
The US was the first country to report 1,000 coronavirus deaths in a single day on Wednesday as the death toll soared past 6,000 - and it continues to rise .
The figure dipped on Thursday to 911 deaths but still saw high @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Jersey and Michigan .
The country 's death toll is now dwarfing the number of deaths officially reported in China ( 3,337 ) , where the outbreak first originated back in December .
While the death toll in Italy ( 13,915 ) and Spain ( 10,348 ) is still higher , the US eclipsed the hard-hit European nations ' confirmed cases , with both Italy ( 115,242 ) and Spain ( 112,065 ) reporting only around half the number of infections .
Italy 's deadliest day was on March 26 , when 969 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ figures are less clear .
Contemporaneous reports indicate that its deadliest day was in February when 242 died in Hubei province alone .
There is growing skepticism over the country 's reported deaths and infections , with some saying the government is hiding the true number .
New York City rushed to bring in more medical professionals and ambulances and parked refrigerated morgue trucks on the streets to collect the dead as the city 's death toll hit 1,562 .
Boroughs outside of Manhattan have been hardest hit , according to a New @ @ @ @ @ @ @ down the city 's coronavirus cases by zip code up until March 31 .
The map revealed that the city 's poorer neighborhoods are being hardest hit by the pandemic , while rich New Yorkers in the likes of Greenwich Village and Brooklyn Heights are not being infected to the same level .
Elmhurst and Kew Gardens Hills in Queens , the South Bronx , and East New York in Brooklyn have the most cases of the areas across the city .
In Rockaway , Queens , 436 have tested positive among the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Far Rockaway but at the far end of the island , residents in their $ 1million Belle Harbor homes only have 143 cases .
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio drafted in some support Wednesday , appointing controversial former NYPD Commissioner James O'Neill as the city 's COVID-19 Senior Advisor .
On Thursday the Mayor also called on President Trump to do more , pushing for the White House to establish a national enlistment for people who have medical training .
De Blasio hopes that medical workers from other states can be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ York where there are most needed .
Speaking at the daily coronavirus briefing , de Blasio introduced O'Neill as his 'senior advisor helping us wage this battle against coronavirus ' and said the former cop would be tasked with making sure the city 's hospitals and medical professionals have the supplies they need to tackle the growing pandemic .
His responsibilities will include working with City Hall and other agencies to maintain a strong chain of supplies and healthcare workers to hospitals .
De Blasio also warned New Yorkers that the 'toughest weeks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the date of April 5 as 'D-Day ' for the city .
Sunday has been touted as the day the city will run out of essential medical supplies as it currently stands .
'April 5 is a crucial , crucial date for New York City , ' he said in the press conference .
On Thursday , the mayor issued new guidance for the city 's residents in which he asked them to cover their mouth and nose with a cloth such as a scarf and bandanna when they are outside , even @ @ @ @ @ @ @ comes after new studies suggest that asymptomatic carriers of the coronavirus are doing more to increase the spread than previously thought .
'As we prepare for a real upsurge , as I go into the specific numbers , I want to emphasize how much effort has already been expended .
it 's unbelievable .
How many people have gathered together to provide support already .
The toughest weeks are ahead , ' the mayor said .
New York City needs 3.3million N95 masks , 2.1million surgical masks , 100,000 isolation gowns and 400 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
At least 2,500 more ventilators are needed for the healthcare system to cope with the expected surge in cases just next week .
'We have to make sure it happens in time .
Those are all very , very important , ' de Blasio said .
In the state of New York , the USNS Comfort , a Navy hospital ship with 1,000 beds , 12 operating rooms and a full medical staff , arrived in the city on Monday .
It will be used to treat non-coronavirus patients to free up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have also been set up in Central Park , the Javits Center and even in hotels like the Plaza and St Regis .
The indoor tennis center that is the site of the U.S. Open tournament is being turned into a hospital as well .
Makeshift morgues have been put in place at various hospitals across the city as the death toll continues to rise and healthcare workers struggle to keep up with the body count .
Other states are also beginning to see a ramp up in cases .
Connecticut confirmed the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ worldwide Wednesday , after a six-week-old baby died from coronavirus .
The infant was taken to the hospital unresponsive last week and could not be revived .
Their death was announced on Wednesday by Connecticut Gov .
Ned Lamont , saying he believes the infant is the youngest fatality 'anywhere ' .
'It is with heartbreaking sadness today that we can confirm the first pediatric fatality in Connecticut linked to # COVID-19 . '
A 6-week-old newborn from the Hartford area was brought unresponsive to a hospital late last week and could not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that the newborn was COVID-19 positive , ' Lamont announced .
President Donald Trump has warned Americans to brace for a 'hell of a bad two weeks ' ahead as the White House projected there could be 100,000 to 240,000 deaths in the US even if current social distancing guidelines are maintained .
Trump called it ' a matter of life and death ' for Americans to heed his administration 's guidelines and predicted the country would soon see a 'light at the end of the tunnel ' . '
I want every @ @ @ @ @ @ @ days that lie ahead , ' Trump said Tuesday .
'This is going to be one of the roughest two or three weeks we 've ever had in our country ... We 're going to lose thousands of people . '
The jaw-dropping projections were laid out as officials described a death toll that in a best-case scenario would likely be greater than the more than 53,000 American lives lost during World War I .
The model 's high end neared the realm of possibility that Americans lost to the virus could approach @ @ @ @ @ @ @ during World War II .
Dr Tony Fauci , the country 's leading virus expert , called the numbers 'sobering ' and urged Americans to 'step on the accelerator ' with their collective mitigation efforts .
Trump 's comments came after he announced on Sunday that he was extending to April 30 the social distancing guidelines that advise Americans to cease large gatherings , work from home , suspend onsite learning at schools and more in a nationwide effort to stem the spread of the virus .
It was an abrupt reversal for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ targeting April 12 as the day he wanted to see Americans 'pack the pews ' for Easter Sunday services .
The latest data on the cases and deaths comes from John Hopkins University .
The tally records that 3,327 people have died from the virus in China .
However , experts and politicians have cast doubt on the numbers coming out of China , and have even accused the country of lying and covering up key information during virtually every stage of its coronavirus response .
Beijing initially tried to cover up the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , denying it could spread person-to-person and delaying a lockdown of affected regions - meaning early opportunities to control the spread were lost .
Then , once the virus began spreading , the Communist Party began censoring public information about it and spread disinformation overseas - including suggesting that US troops could have been the initial carriers .
Even now , prominent politicians have warned that infection and death totals being reported by the regime are likely to be wrong - with locals in the epicenter of Wuhan suggesting the true tolls could @ @ @ @ @ @ @ officials admitted Tuesday that more than 1,500 cases of the virus involving asymptomatic people that had not been previously reported .
Worldwide , more than one million people have been infected and over 53,000 have died , according to the tally from Johns Hopkins University .
More than 80 percent of the US population are in lockdown after governors from Arizona and Tennessee joined other states in issuing stay-at-home orders effective Tuesday - the same day that the US death toll eclipsed China .
As of Tuesday , 32 states , Washington DC @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lockdown , with residents told to stay home except for essential workers or to go out for essential needs such as buying groceries or seeking medical attention .
The states with stay-at-home orders are : Alaska , Arizona , California , Colorado , Connecticut , Delaware , Hawaii , Idaho , Illinois , Indiana , Kansas , Kentucky , Louisiana , Maryland , Massachusetts , Michigan , Minnesota , Montana , New Hampshire , New Jersey , New Mexico , New York , North Carolina , Ohio , Oregon , Rhode Island , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , West Virginia , and Wisconsin .
Pennsylvania , Nevada and North Carolina – as well as the territory of Guam – do not have stay-at-home orders but have shuttered all non-essential businesses .
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey seemed to finally bow to pressure Monday and signed an executive order that all residents must remain in their homes from March 31 until at least April 30 .
But several states are yet to take such action , which experts have warned is crucial to slowing the spread of the pandemic .

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Deaths from coronavirus in the United States hit 6,056 on Thursday as the disease killed 911 people.
It came a day after a record death toll saw the US become the first country in the world to register more than 1,000 deaths in 24-hour period.
Cases across the country rose to 245,356 by Thursday night with Michigan continuing to emerge as a new potential outbreak hot spot, reporting a further 82 deaths in the past day. Deaths in the state are now at 417, the third highest in the country.
With more than 245,000 infections across the country, America is the worst country to be affected by COVID-19 than any other country in the world has been.
The virus shows no signs of slowing down with 911 new deaths and 28,990 new cases on Thursday, despite the majority of the nation being on lockdown.
Experts say as many as 200,000 will die by the time the pandemic is over.
On Thursday, the death toll continued to rise to 6,056 but the peak of the outbreak is still to hit, experts say.
Bodies are loaded onto a refrigerated truck outside of Wyckoff Medical Center, as the number of victims from coronavirus continues to grow on Thursday. There were 911 new deaths recorded in the United State on Thursday
Rescue workers push a stretcher with a patient from the Zaandam of the Holland America Line cruise ship, afflicted with coronavirus disease at Broward Health Medical Center in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on Thursday
Rescue workers push a stretcher with a patient from the Zaandam of the Holland America Line cruise ship. There 9,008 coronavirus cases in the state and have been 144 deaths as the state was finally placed into a lockdown this week
Wyckoff Medical Center on Thursday where bodies were loaded onto a refrigerated truck. The death toll in New York state rose by 256 on Thursday and the city continues to be the epicenter of the battle against coronavirus in the United States
There are fears that the next epicenter will be the city of Detroit, as the death toll in Michigan continues to jump - a sign of exponential growth which scientists use as an indicator of spikes.
Michigan now has the third highest death toll in the US after reporting a spike in its figures in the last couple of days.
The state's death toll had reached 417 on Thursday night - an increase of 82 - with more than 10,791 confirmed cases.
New Jersey is second behind New York with 537 deaths and 25,590 infections. It had 182 new deaths and 3,335 new cases in the last day.
New York continues to bear the brunt, with 92,743 infections and 2,468 deaths across the state. New York City account for most of these cases with 51,809, and 1,562 deaths.
The state had 8,669 new cases and 256 new deaths on Thursday.
Medical workers wait for patients at a special coronavirus intake area at Maimonides Medical Center which has seen an upsurge of patients in the Borough Park section of Brooklyn in New York City. US coronavirus cases rose to 245,356 Thursday
Extra medical beds are delivered to Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn. The US registered 911 deaths Thursday
Paramedics transport a patient wearing a face mask to the emergency room entrance of the Wyckoff Heights Medical Center in Brooklyn. New York continues as the epicenter of the outbreak but there are concerns Detroit will be a new hot spot
The US was the first country to report 1,000 coronavirus deaths in a single day on Wednesday as the death toll soared past 6,000 - and it continues to rise.
The figure dipped on Thursday to 911 deaths but still saw high numbers registered in New York, New Jersey and Michigan.
The country's death toll is now dwarfing the number of deaths officially reported in China (3,337), where the outbreak first originated back in December.
While the death toll in Italy (13,915) and Spain (10,348) is still higher, the US eclipsed the hard-hit European nations' confirmed cases, with both Italy (115,242) and Spain (112,065) reporting only around half the number of infections.
Italy's deadliest day was on March 26, when 969 new deaths were reported. China's figures are less clear.
Contemporaneous reports indicate that its deadliest day was in February when 242 died in Hubei province alone. There is growing skepticism over the country's reported deaths and infections, with some saying the government is hiding the true number.
Pictured, dead bodies are loaded onto a truck outside Brooklyn Hospital Center in New York on Tuesday
New York City rushed to bring in more medical professionals and ambulances and parked refrigerated morgue trucks on the streets to collect the dead as the city's death toll hit 1,562.
Boroughs outside of Manhattan have been hardest hit, according to a New York City Health Department map which breaks down the city's coronavirus cases by zip code up until March 31.
The map revealed that the city's poorer neighborhoods are being hardest hit by the pandemic, while rich New Yorkers in the likes of Greenwich Village and Brooklyn Heights are not being infected to the same level.
Elmhurst and Kew Gardens Hills in Queens, the South Bronx, and East New York in Brooklyn have the most cases of the areas across the city.
In Rockaway, Queens, 436 have tested positive among the community that lives in public housing in Far Rockaway but at the far end of the island, residents in their $1million Belle Harbor homes only have 143 cases.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio drafted in some support Wednesday, appointing controversial former NYPD Commissioner James O'Neill as the city's COVID-19 Senior Advisor. On Thursday the Mayor also called on President Trump to do more, pushing for the White House to establish a national enlistment for people who have medical training.
De Blasio hopes that medical workers from other states can be deployed to the front lines in New York where there are most needed.
Bodies are loaded onto a refrigerated truck outside of Wyckoff Medical Center in Brooklyn, NYC, Thursday as the number of victims from coronavirus continues to grow and deaths in the United States reach over 6,000
A graph by computer scientist Mark Handley shows how the US's trajectory compared to other countries until March 28
A separate graph shows how the states vary in comparison to Italy until March 31
Speaking at the daily coronavirus briefing, de Blasio introduced O'Neill as his 'senior advisor helping us wage this battle against coronavirus' and said the former cop would be tasked with making sure the city's hospitals and medical professionals have the supplies they need to tackle the growing pandemic.
His responsibilities will include working with City Hall and other agencies to maintain a strong chain of supplies and healthcare workers to hospitals.
De Blasio also warned New Yorkers that the 'toughest weeks are ahead' and again hammered home the date of April 5 as 'D-Day' for the city.
Sunday has been touted as the day the city will run out of essential medical supplies as it currently stands.
'April 5 is a crucial, crucial date for New York City,' he said in the press conference.
On Thursday, the mayor issued new guidance for the city's residents in which he asked them to cover their mouth and nose with a cloth such as a scarf and bandanna when they are outside, even if they are healthy.
The move comes after new studies suggest that asymptomatic carriers of the coronavirus are doing more to increase the spread than previously thought.
'As we prepare for a real upsurge, as I go into the specific numbers, I want to emphasize how much effort has already been expended. it's unbelievable. How many people have gathered together to provide support already. The toughest weeks are ahead,' the mayor said.
New York City needs 3.3million N95 masks, 2.1million surgical masks, 100,000 isolation gowns and 400 ventilators by Sunday, de Blasio said.
At least 2,500 more ventilators are needed for the healthcare system to cope with the expected surge in cases just next week.
'We have to make sure it happens in time. Those are all very, very important,' de Blasio said.
In the state of New York, the USNS Comfort, a Navy hospital ship with 1,000 beds, 12 operating rooms and a full medical staff, arrived in the city on Monday. It will be used to treat non-coronavirus patients to free up space in city hospitals.
Field hospitals have also been set up in Central Park, the Javits Center and even in hotels like the Plaza and St Regis. The indoor tennis center that is the site of the U.S. Open tournament is being turned into a hospital as well.
Makeshift morgues have been put in place at various hospitals across the city as the death toll continues to rise and healthcare workers struggle to keep up with the body count.
Other states are also beginning to see a ramp up in cases.
Connecticut confirmed the youngest known victim of the killer virus worldwide Wednesday, after a six-week-old baby died from coronavirus.
The infant was taken to the hospital unresponsive last week and could not be revived.
A COVID-19 patient arrives at a field hospital built by Christian humanitarian organization Samaritans Purse in Central Park
Volunteers from the International Christian relief organization Samaritans Purse set up an Emergency Field Hospital for patients suffering from the coronavirus in Central Park across Fifth Avenue from Mt. Sinai Hospital on Tuesday
A body wrapped in plastic is unloaded from a refrigerated truck and handled by medical workers wearing personal protective equipment due to COVID-19 concerns
Their death was announced on Wednesday by Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont, saying he believes the infant is the youngest fatality 'anywhere'.
'It is with heartbreaking sadness today that we can confirm the first pediatric fatality in Connecticut linked to #COVID-19.
'A 6-week-old newborn from the Hartford area was brought unresponsive to a hospital late last week and could not be revived.
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont said a six-week-old baby has died from the virus, becoming the world's youngest fatality
'Testing confirmed last night that the newborn was COVID-19 positive,' Lamont announced.
President Donald Trump has warned Americans to brace for a 'hell of a bad two weeks' ahead as the White House projected there could be 100,000 to 240,000 deaths in the US even if current social distancing guidelines are maintained.
Trump called it 'a matter of life and death' for Americans to heed his administration's guidelines and predicted the country would soon see a 'light at the end of the tunnel'.
'I want every American to be prepared for the hard days that lie ahead,' Trump said Tuesday. 'This is going to be one of the roughest two or three weeks we've ever had in our country... We're going to lose thousands of people.'
The jaw-dropping projections were laid out as officials described a death toll that in a best-case scenario would likely be greater than the more than 53,000 American lives lost during World War I. The model's high end neared the realm of possibility that Americans lost to the virus could approach the 291,000 Americans killed on the battlefield during World War II.
President Donald Trump warned Americans to brace for a 'hell of a bad two weeks' ahead as the White House projected there could be 100,000 to 240,000 deaths in the US even if current social distancing guidelines are maintained
Dr Tony Fauci, the country's leading virus expert, called the numbers 'sobering' and urged Americans to 'step on the accelerator' with their collective mitigation efforts.
Trump's comments came after he announced on Sunday that he was extending to April 30 the social distancing guidelines that advise Americans to cease large gatherings, work from home, suspend onsite learning at schools and more in a nationwide effort to stem the spread of the virus.
DO CHINA'S NUMBERS ADD UP? China has lied and covered up key information during virtually every stage of its coronavirus response - from the initial outbreak to the number of cases and deaths, and is still not telling the truth, observers, experts and politicians have warned. Here, Mail Online analysis of Beijing's actions lays bare the great cover-up of China's numbers: Infection total China has reported a total of some 82,000 infections from coronavirus, claiming a domestic infection rate of zero for several days in a row recently - even as it eased lockdown restrictions in placed like Hubei. But, by the country's own admission, the virus is likely still spreading - via people who have few or no symptoms. Beijing-based outlet Caixin reported that 'a couple to over 10 cases of covert infections of the virus are being detected' in China every day, despite not showing up in official data. Meanwhile foreign governments have heaped scorn on China's infection reporting cannot be trusted. Marco Rubio, a prominent Republican senator and former presidential candidate from the US, tweeted that 'we have NO IDEA how many cases China really has' after the US infection total passed Beijing's official figure. 'Without any doubt it's significantly more than what they admit to,' he added. Meanwhile the UK government has also cast doubt on China's reporting, with Conservative minister and former Prime Ministerial candidate Michael Gove claiming the Communist Party could not be trusted. 'Some of the reporting from China was not clear about the scale, the nature, the infectiousness of this [virus],' he told the BBC. Meanwhile sources told the Mail that China's true infection total could be anything up to 40 times as high as reports had suggested. Death total Doubt has also been cast on China's reported death toll from the virus, which currently stands at around 3,300. Locals in epicenter city Wuhan have been keeping an eye on funeral homes since lockdown restrictions were partly lifted, claiming they have been 'working around the clock' to dispose of bodies. Social media posts estimate that 3,500 urns are being handed out by crematoriums each day, while Caixin reports that one funeral home in the city placed an order for 5,000 urns. Locals believe that efforts to dispose of the bodies began March 23 and city authorities have said the process will end on or around April 5. That would mean roughly 42,000 urns handed out in that time frame, ten times the reported figure. Advertisement
It was an abrupt reversal for Trump who spent much of last week targeting April 12 as the day he wanted to see Americans 'pack the pews' for Easter Sunday services.
The latest data on the cases and deaths comes from John Hopkins University.
The tally records that 3,327 people have died from the virus in China.
However, experts and politicians have cast doubt on the numbers coming out of China, and have even accused the country of lying and covering up key information during virtually every stage of its coronavirus response.
Beijing initially tried to cover up the virus by punishing medics who discovered it, denying it could spread person-to-person and delaying a lockdown of affected regions - meaning early opportunities to control the spread were lost.
Then, once the virus began spreading, the Communist Party began censoring public information about it and spread disinformation overseas - including suggesting that US troops could have been the initial carriers.
Even now, prominent politicians have warned that infection and death totals being reported by the regime are likely to be wrong - with locals in the epicenter of Wuhan suggesting the true tolls could be ten times higher.
Chinese health officials admitted Tuesday that more than 1,500 cases of the virus involving asymptomatic people that had not been previously reported.
Worldwide, more than one million people have been infected and over 53,000 have died, according to the tally from Johns Hopkins University.
More than 80 percent of the US population are in lockdown after governors from Arizona and Tennessee joined other states in issuing stay-at-home orders effective Tuesday - the same day that the US death toll eclipsed China.
As of Tuesday, 32 states, Washington DC, and Puerto Rico were all in lockdown, with residents told to stay home except for essential workers or to go out for essential needs such as buying groceries or seeking medical attention.
The states with stay-at-home orders are: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, and Wisconsin.
Pennsylvania, Nevada and North Carolina – as well as the territory of Guam – do not have stay-at-home orders but have shuttered all non-essential businesses.
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey seemed to finally bow to pressure Monday and signed an executive order that all residents must remain in their homes from March 31 until at least April 30.
But several states are yet to take such action, which experts have warned is crucial to slowing the spread of the pandemic.


thelibertydaily--2020-04-03--Detroit Bus Driver, Who Ranted About a Coughing Passenger, Dies From Chi-Com Virus

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DETROIT — A Detroit bus driver who had expressed anger on Facebook about a coughing passenger has died from COVID-19 , officials said Thursday .
Jason Hargrove felt ill about four days after posting a passionate video on social media on March 21 .
He died Wednesday , said Glenn Tolbert , the head of the drivers union .
Hargrove , 50 , posted a profanity-laced video complaining about a woman whom he said had repeatedly coughed while on his bus .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people cough or sneeze .
The woman was not in the video .
Hargrove said drivers are “ public workers doing our job , trying to make an honest living , take care of our families.
” “ For you to get on the bus … and cough several times without covering up your mouth and you know ( we ’ re ) in the middle of a pandemic — that lets me know that some folks don ’ t care , ” Hargrove said .
“ At some point in time we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and say enough is enough .
I feel violated , ” he said .
On March 17 , the city eliminated fares , promised more cleaning and told bus riders to enter and exit from the rear door only .
The changes occurred after drivers declined to work that day to protest conditions .
Mayor Mike Duggan said “ everybody in America ” should watch Hargrove ’ s video .
“ He was infected before we closed the front doors ” on buses , Duggan said .
“ Some of his language is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ know how you can watch it and not tear up .
He knew his life was being put in jeopardy … by someone who didn ’ t take this seriously and now he ’ s gone .
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DETROIT — A Detroit bus driver who had expressed anger on Facebook about a coughing passenger has died from COVID-19, officials said Thursday.
Jason Hargrove felt ill about four days after posting a passionate video on social media on March 21. He died Wednesday, said Glenn Tolbert, the head of the drivers union.
Hargrove, 50, posted a profanity-laced video complaining about a woman who he said had repeatedly coughed while on his bus. The coronavirus can spread through air droplets after people cough or sneeze. The woman was not in the video.
Hargrove said drivers are “public workers doing our job, trying to make an honest living, take care of our families.”
“For you to get on the bus … and cough several times without covering up your mouth and you know (we’re) in the middle of a pandemic — that lets me know that some folks don’t care,” Hargrove said.
“At some point in time, we’ve got to draw the line and say enough is enough. I feel violated,” he said.
On March 17, the city eliminated fares, promised more cleaning and told bus riders to enter and exit from the rear door only. The changes occurred after drivers declined to work that day to protest conditions.
Mayor Mike Duggan said “everybody in America” should watch Hargrove’s video.
“He was infected before we closed the front doors” on buses, Duggan said. “Some of his language is graphic, but I don’t know how you can watch it and not tear up. He knew his life was being put in jeopardy … by someone who didn’t take this seriously and now he’s gone.”


thelibertydaily--2020-04-03--President Trump Belittles CNN Fake News DNC Propagandist Jim Acosta: ‘Go Ahead Jim, Try Another One’

President Donald Trump shut down CNN showman Jim Acosta ’ s attempts to insinuate strange conspiracies at Friday ’ s Presidential press briefing on the response to the Chinese coronavirus epidemic .
Acosta demanded that the President reveal the exact location of Dr. Anthony Fauci , apparently believing that the federal medical advisor had been shut out of the coronavirus response .
President Trump had been discussing attempts to marshal medical facemasks from 3M , combating attempts by the nominally American company to export the needed equipment to foreign countries for profit .
Acosta tried to divert from the relevant @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the participants of the press briefing .
take our poll - story continues below “ Every time he ’ s not here… Sometimes I ’ ll ask him to come because that ’ s the first question that you and a couple of others from the fake news establishment ask… We ’ re doing great together.
” Of course the President isn ’ t required to account for the whereabouts of Dr. Fauci at all times .
Key federal personnel overseeing the pandemic response have a wide range of responsibilities that prevent them @ @ @ @ @ @ @ press briefing .
Trump went on to line up Acosta for what likely would ’ ve been another political and irrelevant question , savagely telling the CNN operative to “ Go ahead Jim , try another one.
” As Jim Acosta tries repeatedly to derail attempts to provide the American public with vital information about the federal coronavirus response , it ’ s probably worth considering temporarily ( or permanently ) suspending his press credentials in order to allow the near-daily briefings to focus upon policy substance .
Acosta has been suspended from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ following disruptive attempts to derail substantial briefings with political nonsense .
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WATCH: Trump ROASTS Acosta: “Go Ahead Jim, Try Another One”
President Donald Trump shut down CNN showman Jim Acosta’s attempts to insinuate strange conspiracies at Friday’s Presidential press briefing on the response to the Chinese coronavirus epidemic. Acosta demanded that the President reveal the exact location of Dr. Anthony Fauci, apparently believing that the federal medical advisor had been shut out of the coronavirus response.
President Trump had been discussing attempts to marshal medical facemasks from 3M, combating attempts by the nominally American company to export the needed equipment to foreign countries for profit. Acosta tried to divert from the relevant topic at hand with irrelevant questions about the participants of the press briefing.
“Where is Doctor Fauci?”
Watch the exchange here:
“Every time he’s not here… Sometimes I’ll ask him to come because that’s the first question that you and a couple of others from the fake news establishment ask… We’re doing great together.”
Of course the President isn’t required to account for the whereabouts of Dr. Fauci at all times. Key federal personnel overseeing the pandemic response have a wide range of responsibilities that prevent them from being present at every single daily press briefing.
Trump went on to line up Acosta for what likely would’ve been another political and irrelevant question, savagely telling the CNN operative to “Go ahead Jim, try another one.”
As Jim Acosta tries repeatedly to derail attempts to provide the American public with vital information about the federal coronavirus response, it’s probably worth considering temporarily (or permanently) suspending his press credentials in order to allow the near-daily briefings to focus upon policy substance.
Acosta has been suspended from the White House press pool before, following disruptive attempts to derail substantial briefings with political nonsense.


thelibertydaily--2020-04-03--George Soros Front Groups Pushing Democrat Scheme for Mail-In Voting

Of course he is .
Voter fraud is the answer to his diabolical agenda .
Progressive organizations , many backed by billionaire activist George Soros , are at the front lines of a campaign advocating for a “ vote by mail ” system in the upcoming presidential election , citing fears that the Chinese coronavirus pandemic makes it too dangerous to vote in person .
President Donald Trump warned that voting by mail would hurt the Republican Party , lambasting Democrat proposals for more money in the coronavirus stimulus bill to fund absentee and vote-by-mail options .
“ The things @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” Trump said .
“ They had things – levels of voting that , if you ever agreed to it , you ’ d never have a Republican elected in this country again.
” Analysts have posited that such proposals help the Democratic Party .
Republicans specifically fear the prospect of voter fraud , since mail-in voting would be much harder to authenticate .
Soros ’ s Open Society Foundations have long sought to change the way Americans vote , also funding groups looking to expand the use of electronic and online voting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ charge is the Brennan Center for Justice , located at NYU School of Law .
The Brennan Center is heavily financed by Soros ’ s Open Society Foundations and is the recipient of numerous Open Society grants .
Breitbart News previously reported the Brennan Center was listed in leaked Open Society Foundations documents as receiving funds specifically earmarked for “ litigation to expand access to registration and improve ease of voting.
” Alongside the Brennan Center are a slew of progressive groups tied to Soros money that are working overtime to push mail-in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ using the coronavirus crisis to advocate permanent changes to the way Americans vote .
The Brennan Center released a blueprint for voting reform , in response to the coronavirus pandemic , that has been widely cited by news media as making a central argument for a universal vote-by-mail option .
The Brennan document was spotlighted by such outlets as the New York Times , Washington Post , Axios , Politico , the Guardian , and Reuters among many others .
Democrat Sens .
Amy Klobuchar ( MN ) and Chris Coons ( DE @ @ @ @ @ @ @ coronavirus voting plan in a letter to House and Senate leaders , urging extra funding for the scheme .
Klobuchar and Coons are among over a dozen Democrat senators who introduced a bill last month to allow for the widespread mail-in ballots , along with other updated voting measures for the upcoming presidential election .
Democrat Reps. Suzan DelBene ( WA ) , Earl Blumenauer ( OR ) , and Jamie Raskin ( MD ) introduced a companion bill in the House .
The Brennan Center ’ s plan calls for a “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ It advocates for “ inactive and recently purged voters ( who may have been improperly removed from the rolls ) ” to be sent provisional ballots by mail if they request a mail-in ballot .
The Brennan blueprint calls for expanded online voter registration and allows for mail-in ballots to be processed prior to the close of polls on Election Day .
The document lobbies for polling place modification and preparation including “ same-day registration , real-time address updates , and provisional balloting for certain individuals.
” Brennan doesn ’ t define which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ registration .
Brennan also advocates expanded early voting , with states offering at least two weeks of early in-person voting or a minimum of five days .
“ This would be a massive undertaking but I think it ’ s absolutely necessary to make sure that we are prepared to run our elections in November , and I think all the problems we have been having in primaries in the last few weeks is evidence we need to start now , ” said Lawrence Norden , the director of Election Reform at the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s authors .
The Soros-funded Brennan Center ’ s mail-in ballot plan was weaponized by the Stand Up America activist group , which launched a nationwide program urging Americans to nudge Congress to fund the voting changes .
The group ’ s activities reportedly resulted in more than 19,000 calls to congressional offices in one day alone .
Stand Up America is funded by the Sixteen Thirty Fund , which is managed by the shadowy Arabella Advisors , a for-profit consultancy funded by far-left donors .
The Soros-funded Democracy Alliance recommended that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Thirty Fund .
The massively Soros-funded American Civil Liberties Union ( ACLU ) , which routinely partners with Brennan , has been pumping materials urging coronavirus voting legislation that pushes mail-in voting .
Soros ’ s Open Society Foundations donated $ 50 million to the ACLU .
The Brennan Center has been the recipient of numerous grants from Soros ’ s Open Society Foundations totaling over $ 7,466,000 from 2000 to 2010 .
Meanwhile , a coalition of progressive groups are reportedly mounting a multimillion-dollar campaign to not only change the presidential election @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but to keep the mail-in balloting as part of the permanent way Americans will vote in the future .
The other groups in the mail-in advocacy coalition include the National Association of Non-Partisan Reformers , Public Citizen , Common Cause , National Vote at Home Institute and the Center for Secure and Modern Elections .
Common Cause is funded by Soros ’ s Open Society Foundations .
So is Public Citizen .
The Center for Secure and Modern Elections is a project of the left-leaning New Venture Fund , which doesn ’ t @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at Home Institute is partnered with the Soros-funded League of Women Voters , as well as the Soros-funded Common Cause .
The National Association of Non-Partisan Reformers lists its founding organization members as including FairVote .
FairVote is a project of the Soros-funded Center for Voting and Democracy .

Of course he is. Voter fraud is the answer to his diabolical agenda.
George Soros Groups Pushing Democrat Scheme for Mail-In Voting
By Aaron Klein, Breitbart, April 3, 2020:
Progressive organizations, many backed by billionaire activist George Soros, are at the front lines of a campaign advocating for a “vote by mail” system in the upcoming presidential election, citing fears that the Chinese coronavirus pandemic makes it too dangerous to vote in person.
President Donald Trump warned that voting by mail would hurt the Republican Party, lambasting Democrat proposals for more money in the coronavirus stimulus bill to fund absentee and vote-by-mail options.
“The things they had in there were crazy,” Trump said. “They had things – levels of voting that, if you ever agreed to it, you’d never have a Republican elected in this country again.”
Analysts have posited that such proposals help the Democratic Party. Republicans specifically fear the prospect of voter fraud, since mail-in voting would be much harder to authenticate.
Soros’s Open Society Foundations have long sought to change the way Americans vote, also funding groups looking to expand the use of electronic and online voting systems nationwide.
Leading the mail-in ballot charge is the Brennan Center for Justice, located at NYU School of Law. The Brennan Center is heavily financed by Soros’s Open Society Foundations and is the recipient of numerous Open Society grants. Breitbart News previously reported the Brennan Center was listed in leaked Open Society Foundations documents as receiving funds specifically earmarked for “litigation to expand access to registration and improve ease of voting.”
Alongside the Brennan Center are a slew of progressive groups tied to Soros money that are working overtime to push mail-in voting. Some of the groups are using the coronavirus crisis to advocate permanent changes to the way Americans vote.
The Brennan Center released a blueprint for voting reform, in response to the coronavirus pandemic, that has been widely cited by news media as making a central argument for a universal vote-by-mail option.
The Brennan document was spotlighted by such outlets as the New York Times, Washington Post, Axios, Politico, the Guardian, and Reuters among many others.
Democrat Sens. Amy Klobuchar (MN) and Chris Coons (DE) cited the Brennan Center’s coronavirus voting plan in a letter to House and Senate leaders, urging extra funding for the scheme. Klobuchar and Coons are among over a dozen Democrat senators who introduced a bill last month to allow for the widespread mail-in ballots, along with other updated voting measures for the upcoming presidential election. Democrat Reps. Suzan DelBene (WA), Earl Blumenauer (OR), and Jamie Raskin (MD) introduced a companion bill in the House.
The Brennan Center’s plan calls for a “universal vote-by-mail option for all voters.” It advocates for “inactive and recently purged voters (who may have been improperly removed from the rolls)” to be sent provisional ballots by mail if they request a mail-in ballot.
The Brennan blueprint calls for expanded online voter registration and allows for mail-in ballots to be processed prior to the close of polls on Election Day.
The document lobbies for polling place modification and preparation including “same-day registration, real-time address updates, and provisional balloting for certain individuals.” Brennan doesn’t define which “certain individuals” should receive same-day registration.
Brennan also advocates expanded early voting, with states offering at least two weeks of early in-person voting or a minimum of five days.
“This would be a massive undertaking but I think it’s absolutely necessary to make sure that we are prepared to run our elections in November, and I think all the problems we have been having in primaries in the last few weeks is evidence we need to start now,” said Lawrence Norden, the director of Election Reform at the Brennan Center and one of the report’s authors.
The Soros-funded Brennan Center’s mail-in ballot plan was weaponized by the Stand Up America activist group, which launched a nationwide program urging Americans to nudge Congress to fund the voting changes. The group’s activities reportedly resulted in more than 19,000 calls to congressional offices in one day alone.
Stand Up America is funded by the Sixteen Thirty Fund, which is managed by the shadowy Arabella Advisors, a for-profit consultancy funded by far-left donors. The Soros-funded Democracy Alliance recommended that donors invest several million dollars into Sixteen Thirty Fund.
The massively Soros-funded American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), which routinely partners with Brennan, has been pumping materials urging coronavirus voting legislation that pushes mail-in voting.
Soros’s Open Society Foundations donated $50 million to the ACLU. The Brennan Center has been the recipient of numerous grants from Soros’s Open Society Foundations totaling over $7,466,000 from 2000 to 2010.
Meanwhile, a coalition of progressive groups are reportedly mounting a multimillion-dollar campaign to not only change the presidential election system to mail-in voting during coronavirus, but to keep the mail-in balloting as part of the permanent way Americans will vote in the future.
The other groups in the mail-in advocacy coalition include the National Association of Non-Partisan Reformers, Public Citizen, Common Cause, National Vote at Home Institute and the Center for Secure and Modern Elections.
Common Cause is funded by Soros’s Open Society Foundations. So is Public Citizen.
The Center for Secure and Modern Elections is a project of the left-leaning New Venture Fund, which doesn’t disclose its donors.
The National Vote at Home Institute is partnered with the Soros-funded League of Women Voters, as well as the Soros-funded Common Cause.
The National Association of Non-Partisan Reformers lists its founding organization members as including FairVote. FairVote is a project of the Soros-funded Center for Voting and Democracy.


thelibertydaily--2020-04-03--Silver Lining: 21.5% of Non-Christians Say Chi-Com Virus Pandemic Has Led Them to Start Reading the

Silver Lining: 21.5% of Non-Christians Say Chi-Com Virus Pandemic Has Led Them to Start Reading the Bible, Study Finds

A new study has found that some 20 % of non-Christians have become interested in reading the Bible ever since the coronavirus pandemic began to sweep across the globe .
The poll , commissioned by pro-Israel ministry group “ The Joshua Fund ” and conducted by McLaughlin & Associates , interviewed 1000 Americans — Christian and non-Christian — to find out a bit more about their spiritual reactions to the crisis .
Notably , some 44 % of Americans polled said they see the global coronavirus pandemic and economic meltdown as a “ wake-up call for us to turn back @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as “ signs of coming judgment.
” In addition , some one-in-five non-Christians ( 21.5 % ) polled said the crisis is causing them to “ start reading the Bible and listen to Bible teaching and Christian sermons online even though they usually don ’ t. ” This group is also inclined to “ search online to learn more about Bible prophecy and God ’ s plan for the future of mankind , and have more spiritual conversations with family and friends , ” according to the study .
As for the Christians @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the respondents said they are “ reading the Bible more than ever , watching or listening to Bible teaching and Christian sermons online since they can not go to church.
” This group was also found to be “ searching online to understand Bible prophecy and God ’ s plan for the future of mankind.
” There are some 235,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 across the United States , with the global total now on the cusp of one million ; the worldwide death toll has now surpassed 50,000 .

A new study has found that some 20% of non-Christians have become interested in reading the Bible ever since the coronavirus pandemic began to sweep across the globe.
The poll, commissioned by pro-Israel ministry group “The Joshua Fund” and conducted by McLaughlin & Associates, interviewed 1000 Americans — Christian and non-Christian — to find out a bit more about their spiritual reactions to the crisis.
Notably, some 44% of Americans polled said they see the global coronavirus pandemic and economic meltdown as a “wake-up call for us to turn back to faith in God,” and as “signs of coming judgment.”
In addition, some one-in-five non-Christians (21.5%) polled said the crisis is causing them to “start reading the Bible and listen to Bible teaching and Christian sermons online even though they usually don’t.”
This group is also inclined to “search online to learn more about Bible prophecy and God’s plan for the future of mankind, and have more spiritual conversations with family and friends,” according to the study.
As for the Christians, four-in-ten (40.1%) of the respondents said they are “reading the Bible more than ever, watching or listening to Bible teaching and Christian sermons online since they cannot go to church.” This group was also found to be “searching online to understand Bible prophecy and God’s plan for the future of mankind.”
There are some 235,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 across the United States, with the global total now on the cusp of one million; the worldwide death toll has now surpassed 50,000.


thelibertydaily--2020-04-03--Newt Gingrich Says President Trump Will Be Remembered By Future Generations For Historic Response to

Newt Gingrich Says President Trump Will Be Remembered By Future Generations For Historic Response to Chi-Com Virus

Trump ’ s response to the Coronavirus crisis has been very strong .
From a policy perspective , the moves he has made to help Americans who need money and businesses which need capital have been massive and swift .
He has communicated to the American people on an almost daily basis as well , sharing information as it becomes available .
Newt Gingrich believes Trump will be remembered fondly for all of this .
Trending : Ocasio-Cortez Angry That Congress Isn ’ t Giving Itself More Money : ‘ It ’ s Not Even Like A Raise ’ ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Be Remembered as ‘ Historic Figure ’ for Coronavirus Response Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich stated Thursday that President Donald Trump will be remembered by future generations as a “ historic figure ” for his response to the deadly coronavirus pandemic that has swept the world .
Gingrich ’ s remarks came during a phone interview with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt as he and his wife Callista Gingrich , the U.S. ambassador to the Vatican , reside in Rome during the COVID-19 pandemic .
“ He is extraordinarily energetic .
He is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Gingrich said .
“ And he ’ s an historic figure , and I think that by the time this is over , as he defeats the virus , pivots and relaunches the economy , people will realize how important it was that we had Donald Trump at this moment in American history.
” Gingrich also took a shot at Nancy Pelosi , who previously blamed American coronavirus deaths on the president .
On Sunday , during an appearance on CNN ’ s “ State of the Union , ” Pelosi claimed , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are dying.
” “ I think Pelosi has become despicable , ” Gingrich said .
“ I think that her comment the other day comparing President Trump to Nero fiddling while Rome burned was just utterly , totally irresponsible , dishonest , and counter to what Americans need.
” Gingrich has been talking about this on Twitter as well :

Trump’s response to the Coronavirus crisis has been very strong.
From a policy perspective, the moves he has made to help Americans who need money and businesses which need capital have been massive and swift.
He has communicated to the American people on an almost daily basis as well, sharing information as it becomes available.
Newt Gingrich believes Trump will be remembered fondly for all of this.
Breitbart reports:
Newt Gingrich: Trump Will Be Remembered as ‘Historic Figure’ for Coronavirus Response
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Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich stated Thursday that President Donald Trump will be remembered by future generations as a “historic figure” for his response to the deadly coronavirus pandemic that has swept the world.
Gingrich’s remarks came during a phone interview with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt as he and his wife Callista Gingrich, the U.S. ambassador to the Vatican, reside in Rome during the COVID-19 pandemic.
“He is extraordinarily energetic. He is learning at an extraordinary pace,” Gingrich said. “And he’s an historic figure, and I think that by the time this is over, as he defeats the virus, pivots and relaunches the economy, people will realize how important it was that we had Donald Trump at this moment in American history.”
Gingrich also took a shot at Nancy Pelosi, who previously blamed American coronavirus deaths on the president. On Sunday, during an appearance on CNN’s “State of the Union,” Pelosi claimed, “As the president fiddles, people are dying.”
“I think Pelosi has become despicable,” Gingrich said. “I think that her comment the other day comparing President Trump to Nero fiddling while Rome burned was just utterly, totally irresponsible, dishonest, and counter to what Americans need.”
Gingrich has been talking about this on Twitter as well:
I'm impressed with how President Trump is mobilizing the American private sector to help win the war on COVID-19.https://t.co/HSZKjXZlQ3 — newtgingrich (@newtgingrich) April 2, 2020
Speaker Pelosi versus patriotism. How could any serious person suggest that the people fighting against the coronavirus 7 days a week should now take time to deal with subpoenas from a House investigation. I am appalled at her lack of concern for American lives. — newtgingrich (@newtgingrich) April 2, 2020
As usual, Newt is correct.
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thelibertydaily--2020-04-03--Durham Investigation Into Origins of Russia Collusion Hoax Turns Focus to Obama Spy Ring Leader, Com

Durham Investigation Into Origins of Russia Collusion Hoax Turns Focus to Obama Spy Ring Leader, Communist John Brennan

U.S. Attorney John Durham ’ s review of the Russia investigation is putting increased scrutiny on former CIA Director John Brennan , searching for any undue influence he may have had during 2017 ’ s intelligence community assessment of Russian interference .
Durham , selected by Attorney General William Barr last year to lead this inquiry , drove to Washington , D.C. , in March to ensure the investigation stayed on track during the coronavirus outbreak .
The top Connecticut federal prosecutor is looking into highly sensitive issues , including whether Brennan took politicized actions to pressure the rest of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about Russian President Vladimir Putin ’ s motivations , according to sources cited by the Wall Street Journal .
Officials said Durham has been interviewing CIA officials this year , zeroing in on those at the National Intelligence Council , a center within the Office of the Director of National Intelligence which oversaw the collaboration between the CIA , FBI , and National Security Agency in putting together the 2017 assessment , and looking at how the work product was finalized .
The 2017 assessment concluded with `` high confidence '' that Putin @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” and Russia worked to “ undermine public faith '' in U.S. democracy , `` denigrate '' former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and `` harm her electability and potential presidency , ” and “ developed a clear preference '' for Trump .
The NSA diverged on one aspect , expressing only “ moderate confidence ” that Putin actively tried to help Trump win and Clinton lose .
“ I wouldn ’ t call it a discrepancy , I ’ d call it an honest difference of opinion between three different organizations , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ told the Senate in 2017 .
“ It didn ’ t have the same level of sourcing and the same level of multiple sources.
” Durham has interviewed Rogers and is also reportedly reviewing Brennan ’ s handling of a secret source said to be close to the Kremlin .
The prosecutor wants to know what role that person 's information played in the assessment .
Durham is also scrutinizing Brennan in relation to British ex-spy Christopher Steele ’ s dossier .
In particular , the prosecutor is looking for answers on whether @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , why former FBI Director James Comey and former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe insisted upon it being part of the assessment , how allegations from the dossier ended up in the assessment 's appendix , and whether Brennan misled about the dossier ’ s use .
The Wall Street Journal reported that sources said United Kingdom authorities refused Durham 's request to interview Steele .
The former MI6 agent also declined Durham ’ s request to speak , saying he and his business had already “ done our duty ” by cooperating @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s investigation into alleged Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act abuses , which found glaring flaws with Steele ’ s dossier and the way the FBI used it to obtain warrants to wiretap Trump campaign associate Carter Page .
“ I stand by the integrity of our work , our sources , and what we did , '' Steele told Oxford Union students last month .
Sir Andrew Wood , the former British ambassador to Russia , was also contacted by Durham ’ s team but told them he had nothing to add beyond what @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's victory in November 2016 , Wood talked to former Republican Sen. John McCain of Arizona at an international security conference about Steele 's dossier .
It was after this conversation that McCain sent his associate , David Kramer , to London to retrieve a copy .
McCain , who died of brain cancer in August 2018 , gave a copy of Steele 's research to Comey , although the bureau had begun receiving Steele 's dossier as early as July 2016 .
Wood told the Independent in 2017 that while he knew @ @ @ @ @ @ @ very professional , '' he had not seen the dossier when he spoke to McCain .
The former ambassador told BBC Radio 4 's Today that Steele was a `` very competent , professional operator . ''
“ I do not think he would make things up , ” Wood said of Steele , adding , “ I do not think he would necessarily always draw correct judgments.
” Wood called the Steele dossier “ dangerous knowledge ” and said that “ Russia would like to know where he got his information from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and he has not just made it up , which I do not believe for a moment.
” Last month , the British diplomat told the Washington Examiner that “ I have no reason to change my judgment.
” The Wall Street Journal also said another official claimed the interviews within the top spy office weren ’ t antagonistic , though the new report did note that a former CIA official has sought legal representation recently .
Durham has also interviewed agents and analysts from the NSA and FBI .
According to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s inquiries have increased the strain between DOJ investigators and spy officials , with one intelligence official who helped compile the 2017 assessment saying neither Brennan nor anyone else involved interfered politically and the 2004 law reforming the intelligence community worked the way it should .
That bipartisan law implemented reforms suggested by the 9/11 Commission , including the creation of the position of director of national intelligence to increase cooperation between the various intelligence agencies .
Another U.S. official aware of Durham ’ s actions and with knowledge of the Russian interference @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stood the test of time .
An investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller concluded Russian military intelligence was responsible for hacking thousands of Democratic emails and providing those stolen records to WikiLeaks , though Mueller did not establish a criminal conspiracy between Trump and the Russians .
The Republican-led Senate Intelligence Committee concluded in 2017 that the assessment on Russian interference was “ a sound intelligence product.
” The committee found the report “ appropriately represents analytic differences and was reached in a professional and transparent manner.
” That committee has released multiple @ @ @ @ @ @ @ critiquing the Obama administration ’ s response .
Rogers , Brennan , and Comey , along with Director of National Intelligence James Clapper , briefed President-elect Trump about their findings at Trump Tower in January 2017 .
Comey stayed to tell Trump about some of the dossier 's more salacious allegations .

U.S. Attorney John Durham’s review of the Russia investigation is putting increased scrutiny on former CIA Director John Brennan, searching for any undue influence he may have had during 2017’s intelligence community assessment of Russian interference.
Durham, selected by Attorney General William Barr last year to lead this inquiry, drove to Washington, D.C., in March to ensure the investigation stayed on track during the coronavirus outbreak. The top Connecticut federal prosecutor is looking into highly sensitive issues, including whether Brennan took politicized actions to pressure the rest of the intelligence community to match his conclusions about Russian President Vladimir Putin’s motivations, according to sources cited by the Wall Street Journal.
Officials said Durham has been interviewing CIA officials this year, zeroing in on those at the National Intelligence Council, a center within the Office of the Director of National Intelligence which oversaw the collaboration between the CIA, FBI, and National Security Agency in putting together the 2017 assessment, and looking at how the work product was finalized.
The 2017 assessment concluded with "high confidence" that Putin “ordered an influence campaign in 2016” and Russia worked to “undermine public faith" in U.S. democracy, "denigrate" former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and "harm her electability and potential presidency,” and “developed a clear preference" for Trump. The NSA diverged on one aspect, expressing only “moderate confidence” that Putin actively tried to help Trump win and Clinton lose.
“I wouldn’t call it a discrepancy, I’d call it an honest difference of opinion between three different organizations,” former NSA chief Adm. Mike Rogers told the Senate in 2017. “It didn’t have the same level of sourcing and the same level of multiple sources.”
Durham has interviewed Rogers and is also reportedly reviewing Brennan’s handling of a secret source said to be close to the Kremlin. The prosecutor wants to know what role that person's information played in the assessment.
Durham is also scrutinizing Brennan in relation to British ex-spy Christopher Steele’s dossier. In particular, the prosecutor is looking for answers on whether it was used in the 2017 assessment, why former FBI Director James Comey and former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe insisted upon it being part of the assessment, how allegations from the dossier ended up in the assessment's appendix, and whether Brennan misled about the dossier’s use.
The Wall Street Journal reported that sources said United Kingdom authorities refused Durham's request to interview Steele. The former MI6 agent also declined Durham’s request to speak, saying he and his business had already “done our duty” by cooperating with DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz’s investigation into alleged Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act abuses, which found glaring flaws with Steele’s dossier and the way the FBI used it to obtain warrants to wiretap Trump campaign associate Carter Page.
“I stand by the integrity of our work, our sources, and what we did," Steele told Oxford Union students last month.
Sir Andrew Wood, the former British ambassador to Russia, was also contacted by Durham’s team but told them he had nothing to add beyond what he has said publicly. Following Trump's victory in November 2016, Wood talked to former Republican Sen. John McCain of Arizona at an international security conference about Steele's dossier. It was after this conversation that McCain sent his associate, David Kramer, to London to retrieve a copy. McCain, who died of brain cancer in August 2018, gave a copy of Steele's research to Comey, although the bureau had begun receiving Steele's dossier as early as July 2016.
Wood told the Independent in 2017 that while he knew Steele and believed him to be "very professional," he had not seen the dossier when he spoke to McCain.
The former ambassador told BBC Radio 4's Today that Steele was a "very competent, professional operator."
“I do not think he would make things up,” Wood said of Steele, adding, “I do not think he would necessarily always draw correct judgments.”
Wood called the Steele dossier “dangerous knowledge” and said that “Russia would like to know where he got his information from — assuming this information is basically true, and he has not just made it up, which I do not believe for a moment.”
Last month, the British diplomat told the Washington Examiner that “I have no reason to change my judgment.”
The Wall Street Journal also said another official claimed the interviews within the top spy office weren’t antagonistic, though the new report did note that a former CIA official has sought legal representation recently.
Durham has also interviewed agents and analysts from the NSA and FBI.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Durham’s inquiries have increased the strain between DOJ investigators and spy officials, with one intelligence official who helped compile the 2017 assessment saying neither Brennan nor anyone else involved interfered politically and the 2004 law reforming the intelligence community worked the way it should.
That bipartisan law implemented reforms suggested by the 9/11 Commission, including the creation of the position of director of national intelligence to increase cooperation between the various intelligence agencies.
Another U.S. official aware of Durham’s actions and with knowledge of the Russian interference report said the 2017 intelligence assessment has stood the test of time.
An investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller concluded Russian military intelligence was responsible for hacking thousands of Democratic emails and providing those stolen records to WikiLeaks, though Mueller did not establish a criminal conspiracy between Trump and the Russians.
The Republican-led Senate Intelligence Committee concluded in 2017 that the assessment on Russian interference was “a sound intelligence product.” The committee found the report “appropriately represents analytic differences and was reached in a professional and transparent manner.”
That committee has released multiple reports since then confirming Russian interference and critiquing the Obama administration’s response.
Rogers, Brennan, and Comey, along with Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, briefed President-elect Trump about their findings at Trump Tower in January 2017. Comey stayed to tell Trump about some of the dossier's more salacious allegations.


thelibertydaily--2020-04-03--President Trump Drops Truth Bomb at Presser: ‘I Think a Lot of People Cheat with Mail-in Voting’

President Donald Trump on Friday denounced the idea of mail voting , saying that it was a way for people to cheat .
“ I think a lot of people cheat with mail-in voting , ” Trump said .
“ I think people should vote with ID , with Voter ID.
” House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and several other prominent Democrats , as well as failed Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton , have used the coronavirus crisis to push for nationwide mail-in elections .
“ The reason they don ’ t want voter ID is because they intend to cheat , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ID , reminding reporters that Americans used photo IDs for all kinds of transactions .
He also said that it was important for Americans to be present in a polling station to vote .
“ It should be , you go to a booth and you proudly display yourself .
You don ’ t send it in the mail where all kinds of bad things can happen.
” Trump said that the general election would happen as scheduled , despite some primaries getting delayed as a result of the virus outbreak .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 3 , ” Trump said .

President Donald Trump on Friday denounced the idea of mail voting, saying that it was a way for people to cheat.
“I think a lot of people cheat with mail-in voting,” Trump said. “I think people should vote with ID, with Voter ID.”
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and several other prominent Democrats, as well as failed Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, have used the coronavirus crisis to push for nationwide mail-in elections.
“The reason they don’t want voter ID is because they intend to cheat,” Trump said.
Trump endorsed voter ID, reminding reporters that Americans used photo IDs for all kinds of transactions. He also said that it was important for Americans to be present in a polling station to vote.
“It should be, you go to a booth and you proudly display yourself. You don’t send it in the mail where all kinds of bad things can happen.”
Trump said that the general election would happen as scheduled, despite some primaries getting delayed as a result of the virus outbreak.
“The general election will happen on November 3,” Trump said.