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The death toll is 98,261. It will be another couple days before you reach your goal Ron.
Wednesday, May 27th 2020 at 9:14AM
Steve Williams
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I wonder when happen to that Trump's prediction of 15 people getting this virus and then it will be gone?
Wednesday, May 27th 2020 at 9:23AM
Dea. Ron Gray Sr.
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He tried but Trump couldn't protect you from your fear Ron. You all acted like a bunch of mad cows and stampeded over the fiscal cliff anyway.
Wednesday, May 27th 2020 at 2:00PM
Steve Williams
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Clarify, what are you talking about?
Wednesday, May 27th 2020 at 3:09PM
Dea. Ron Gray Sr.
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At the time Trump was talking about 15 people the media whores were already in full blown panic. You don't remember Ron?
Wednesday, May 27th 2020 at 3:26PM
Steve Williams
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I remember the LIE Trump told, do you remember that?
Wednesday, May 27th 2020 at 9:03PM
Dea. Ron Gray Sr.
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I remember the LIE Trump told, do you remember that?
Do you understand Steve, that 100,000 people died in just 3 months today.?
Wednesday, May 27th 2020 at 9:16PM
Dea. Ron Gray Sr.
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The number at this time is 99,031. It's pretty sick you're so anxious to make your big announcement Ron but what will you do for an encore?
Wednesday, May 27th 2020 at 9:54PM
Steve Williams
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I got my numbers from FOX NEWS, that is the matter Steve, you are starting not to believe "FOX NEWS?"
Those numbers from the CDC is ONE day behind. Those are the numbers from the 26th NOT the 27th TODAY.
You are one day behind, that's all.
Wednesday, May 27th 2020 at 11:25PM
Dea. Ron Gray Sr.
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So tomorrow the CDC will have the same number you got from Fox today. How does Fox rate to get their data before the CDC?
Wednesday, May 27th 2020 at 11:54PM
Steve Williams
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Click on the link that you sent me.
Once there you’ll be on the CDC website.
Scroll down to the Chart, Once there take your mouse to the far right of the chart and U2 will see the last date was the 26 and not the 27th today.
Thursday, May 28th 2020 at 12:24AM
Dea. Ron Gray Sr.
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It says right at the top:
"Last updated on May 27, 2020"
Thursday, May 28th 2020 at 2:03AM
Steve Williams
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I know what it's saying Steve'
You didn't click on that link you sent me, on didn't you, WHY?
Thursday, May 28th 2020 at 6:15AM
Dea. Ron Gray Sr.
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The good news is Ron, whether the number is 80,000 or 100,000 or 120,000 it makes no difference.
Thursday, May 28th 2020 at 11:20AM
Steve Williams
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Thursday, May 28th 2020 at 11:24AM
Steve Williams
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