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An Arizona man has died and his wife is in critical condition after ingesting an anti-malaria drug in an attempt to treat the novel coronavirus https://t.co/Yqb6Xm7mOF— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) March 23, 2020
An Arizona man is died of a heart attack and his wife was hospitalized after the couple ingested a type of chloroquine, a chemical that has been hailed recently by President Trump as a possible "game changer" in the fight against novel coronavirus. https://t.co/ItBLKqac8B— NPR (@NPR) March 24, 2020
An Arizona man died and his wife was hospitalized after officials said they ingested a fish tank additive that contained the same active ingredient as an anti-malaria drug, which President Trump has referred to as a coronavirus “game changer" https://t.co/WPZ8fazDYG— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 24, 2020
This is not accurate @JohnBerman. It was aquarium cleaner pic.twitter.com/IBXjxcILVm— Greg Pollowitz (@GPollowitz) March 24, 2020
An Arizona man has died and his wife is in critical condition after they ingested chloroquine phosphate – an aquarium cleaning product similar to drugs that have been named by President Trump as potential treatments for coronavirus infection.The couple, in their 60s, experienced immediate distress after swallowing the drug, an additive used at aquariums to clean fish tanks, according to Banner Health Hospital in Phoenix.Chloroquine phosphate shares the same active ingredient as malaria drugs that President Trump has touted as possibly effective against COVID-19, the potentially life-threatening disease caused by the coronavirus.On Saturday, Trump tweeted about the combination of hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin, saying it had “a real chance to be one of the biggest game changers in the history of medicine.”The nation’s top infectious disease expert, Anthony Fauci, played down that claim, saying the therapy must be tested to assure its safety and efficacy.
We have deleted this tweet and corrected our story because it did not reflect the full nature of the self-medication done with an additive commonly used to clean fish tanks. https://t.co/0zucqRaIkI pic.twitter.com/3YY86rju2w— Axios (@axios) March 24, 2020
Se, por algum motivo, a transmissão ao vivo oficial da Fox News acima não estiver funcionando para você, adicionarei novas transmissões ao vivo assim que elas estiverem disponíveis (se estiverem disponíveis). A prefeitura começa às 12h. Portanto, na pior das hipóteses, você deverá assistir na Fox News e usar isso como um tópico de discussão.Fox News Channel is hosting a two-hour virtual town hall with President Trump and members of the White House coronavirus task force on Tuesday, March 24, at 12 p.m. ET.The president and his team will be answering text and video questions you submit to Fox News’ Twitter, Facebook and Instagram accounts, as well as email submissions for the special live event at live-blog@foxnews.com. (To email us a video question, record yourself stating your name and hometown, along with your question, and email it as a video attachment.)Anchors Harris Faulkner and Bill Hemmer will co-moderate the event, and will be joined by Dr. Mehmet Oz and Fox News contributors Dr. Nicole Saphier and Dr. Marc Siegel.Part One of the town hall will feature Faulkner and Hemmer interviewing members of the coronavirus task force about the latest developments from the pandemic.They will explain how the White House is handling the growing crisis before President Trump joins the forum at roughly 12:30 p.m. ET to answer questions from Fox News viewers across the country.
HEMMER: Is two trillion dollars the right answer?KENNEDY: We don’t know because we can’t get the damn thing passed! What Speaker Pelosi and Senator Schumer are doing here is breathtakingly irresponsible. Now they’re my friends and I respect them, but they ought to hide their heads in a bag. This bill is going to help people through direct payments and unemployment insurance. It’s going to help small business. Yes it’s going to help large corporations – it’s not a slush fund – because they employ Americans too. …When we finish it’ll be somewhere in the range of 1.8 and 2 trillion dollars. Do we know if it will work? No, I think it will. But we’ve got to pass the bill in order to see if it works.HEMMER: What Democrats are arguing is that it’s frontloaded for corporations.KENNEDY: That’s nonsense! And they know better. Let me tell you what they’re talking about. They’re saying there’s a five hundred billion dollar slush fund. That’s nonsense. It’s called an Exchange Stabilization Fund. It’s going to be administered by the federal reserve. They will loan money to all large companies, all comers, if they don’t qualify for the small business provisions. They’re not grants, they’re not bailouts. They are loans. They will be collateralized. In many cases the federal government will demand stock in the companies. The companies can’t use the money for paybacks or to raise executive’s pay.And you know why my Democratic friends know all that? Because they helped negotiate it. And then at the last minute Speaker Pelosi and Senator Schumer decided ‘well, this would be a good time to hold the American people hostage and let’s try and get the Green New Deal.’They oughta hide their heads in a bag.
Dang Se acabó. Ese tweet hecho fue bastante bueno, así que siguió con un breve explicador para redondear sus pensamientos:Here’s a message from people with a lot of possessions that can take a year off of work and not flinch telling everyone outa work to imagine a world with no possessions while people are living in the street a half mile away from ‘em.
I appreciate all the awesome tweets today. Sorry I couldn’t respond to all. I have no animosity toward these folks. The song was in bad taste. Marx would be proud of that song. And I’m not imagining no heaven. Jesus gives hope. Government can’t give people a heart change or hope.
— Larry The Cable Guy (@GitRDoneLarry) March 20, 2020
This story is absolutely ridiculous/a strawman. Nobody is prescribing patients 2000mg of chloroquine. https://t.co/tiXgGSc3tj
— Alicia Smith (@Alicia_Smith19) March 21, 2020
85 years. It's been in use for 85 years. It's on WHOs list of essential medicine. You're not breaking any news here and you're not helping. Hack journalism needs to be a casualty.https://t.co/yhuRRm39SG
— Gingerbread Florida Man (@Junebagio) March 21, 2020
This story must be generating some sweet hate-traffic to still be up. It has to be the dumbest attack on Trump ever published, and there’s a lot of competition https://t.co/SxivKEhOGO
— Brent Scher (@BrentScher) March 21, 2020
A drug that was touted by Donald Trump as a possible coronavirus treatment can kill in dosages as little as two grams https://t.co/TcO3Kvszcd
— Bloomberg Next China (@next_china) March 20, 2020
All of Ohio’s abortion clinics have been ordered to stop providing the procedure as the state clamps down on medical services to preserve protective gear amid the growing coronavirus outbreak. The order, if enforced, would make abortion even more difficult to obtain in a state that’s been aggressively attempting to limit and restrict the procedure.
ஓஹியோவில் ஊட்டச்சத்து குறைபாடுள்ள சைவ பெண்ணிய பூனை-பெண் கலவரங்களின் மிகக் குறைந்த எண்ணிக்கையை நான் கற்பனை செய்வேன். ஆனால் உண்மையான கேள்வி என்னவென்றால், மற்ற மாநிலங்களும் இதைப் பின்பற்றுமா? காத்திருங்கள், வாழ்க்கை சார்புடையவர்கள்….On Friday, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost sent letters to two facilities that provide abortion — Women’s Med Center in Dayton and Planned Parenthood of Southwest Ohio’s Cincinnati Surgery Center — ordering them to stop providing any services, like abortion, that require the use of personal protective equipment, said Bethany McCorkle, a spokesperson for the Ohio Attorney General’s office, in an email to CBS News Saturday morning.“You and your facility are ordered to immediately stop performing non-essential and elective surgical abortions. Non-essential surgical abortions are those that can be delayed without undue risk to the current or future health of a patient,” Yost wrote in the letter, which was shared with CBS News.
NBC's @KeirSimmons says that China "helped" the world by "delaying" the spread of coronavirus and that it is now "worrying that they may get re-infected...from the rest of the world"pic.twitter.com/WSkmGctnmt
— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) March 19, 2020
You’ve gotta be kidding— @nbc tells of how China may have “helped” the world on Coronavirus. This is blatantly false & delusional propaganda. The CCP covered up the outbreak for months, endangering millions. Our media shouldn’t value Chinese govt $$ more than truth. https://t.co/Dgy8s2Z4Tj
— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) March 20, 2020
With Trump pedaling many falsehoods at the podium right now seems like a good time to share this video. Listen to @RonaldKlain folks! https://t.co/SqXsT7tvvp— Symone D. Sanders (@SymoneDSanders) March 21, 2020
Funny that a video claiming to describe “how we got here” makes no mention of the virus originating in China.— Tim Murtaugh - Text TRUMP to 88022 (@TimMurtaugh) March 21, 2020
Why is that? https://t.co/4eLZJ7r1NG
The Justice Department has quietly asked Congress for the ability to ask chief judges to detain people indefinitely without trial during emergencies — part of a push for new powers that comes as the coronavirus spreads through the United States.Documents reviewed by POLITICO detail the department’s requests to lawmakers on a host of topics, including the statute of limitations, asylum and the way court hearings are conducted. POLITICO also reviewed and previously reported on documents seeking the authority to extend deadlines on merger reviews and prosecutions.
A Justice Department spokesperson declined to comment on the documents.
Even before COVID-19 became a global crisis, Chinese leaders had been criticized for their handling of the situation and lack of transparency about the disease’s progression. Things now look like they’re on the upswing, and businesses even appear to be headed back to work — but whistleblowers and local officials tell Caixan that’s just a carefully crafted ruse.Beijing has spent much of the outbreak pushing districts to carry on business as usual, with some local governments subsidizing electricity costs and even installing mandatory productivity quotas. Zhejiang, a province east of the epicenter city of Wuhan, claimed as of Feb. 24 it had restored 98.6 percent of its pre-coronavirus work capacity.But civil servants tell Caixan that businesses are actually faking these numbers. Beijing had started checking Zhejiang businesses’ electricity consumption levels, so district officials ordered the companies to start leaving their lights and machinery on all day to drive the numbers up, one civil servant said. Businesses have reportedly falsified staff attendance logs as well — they “would rather waste a small amount of money on power than irritate local officials,” Caixan writes.
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