Scott Gottlieb Warns the Total Number of Coronavirus Deaths ‘Is Going to Start Going up Again’
According to Former Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, the effects of the coronavirus pandemic are not going to go away anytime soon. Host of CBS’ “Face the Nation” Margaret Brennan asked Gottlieb…

According to Former Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, the effects of the coronavirus pandemic are not going to go away anytime soon.
Host of CBS’ “Face the Nation” Margaret Brennan asked Gottlieb on Sunday how he understands what is going on with death and mortality amid the outbreak.
Gottlieb explained how the number of deaths will ultimately increase.
“The total number of deaths is going to start going up again as the number of hospitalizations starts to spike again,” Gotttlieb said.
He added, “So we’re going to see deaths creep up and I wouldn’t be surprised in the next two weeks to see deaths go over a thousand.”
Check out his comments below:
Brennan pointed to tweets issued by President Donald Trump claiming if the United States did not do as much testing, there would not be as many cases.
“Cases, Cases, Cases! If we didn’t test so much and so successfully, we would have very few cases,” Trump tweeted.
He added, “If you test 40,000,000 people, you are going to have many cases that, without the testing (like other countries), would not show up every night on the Fake Evening News…..”
He also said the media does not pay attention to the decline in deaths and mortality rates.
“In a certain way, our tremendous Testing success gives the Fake News Media all they want, CASES. In the meantime, Deaths and the all important Mortality Rate goes down,” Trump said.



