‘Morning Joe’ Plans Special Sunday Edition As The New York Times Devotes Entire Front Page To COVID-19 Dead; Conspiracy-Peddling Donald Trump Calls Joe Scarborough “Nut Job”
s the New York Times Dedicates Page One to All Those Who Have Lost Their Lives in the Pandemic.”
In a tweet today, the president urges the use of “forensic geniuses!” to “keep digging” into the case, calling Scarborough “”Trump’s November rival, presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden, however, retweeted the Times’ front page, writing, “This is jarring — and a heartbreaking reminder that the death toll we see in the news is so much more than just a statistic. Every single one marks a future cut short and a family and community that will never be the same.
“both among ourselves and perhaps in the general reading public, there’s a little bit of a fatigue with the data. We knew we were approaching this milestone. We knew that there should be some way to try to reckon with that number.”
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