In the absence of a real deadly pandemic, tricky wording and white lies are enough to fool people. In Texas, a month ago hospitals were at capacity. That seems alarming, but a surge in deaths did not follow. We only heard about the cases. A hospital administrator and a mayor say they need refrigerator trucks for the dead bodies. This is just a shock factor headline because the reported 3,000-4,000 deaths from coronavirus thus far only sounds like a lot as an isolated number. In a state of about 30 million, that's .0001 percent of the population over about four months. As always, they don't report the other side of the story. And perhaps they would have no need form refrigerator truck if treatment that has been known to help was used more to treat patients.

The media just makes it seem there simply is no treatment, quickly dismissing remdesivir, hydroxychloroquine and budesonide despite how they've cured hundreds if not thousands from COVID-19. Another fact that is ignored is that hospi...