

Pfizer CEO was not arrested by the FBI, nor charged with fraudĬLAIM: The CEO of Pfizer was arrested on Nov. Associated Press writer Sophia Tulp in Atlanta contributed this report. Literally every person who has died from COVID-19 that we have recently been seeing was unvaccinated.” Medical experts have continued to maintain that data shows the vaccines are safe and effective against COVID-19.

And even more regrettably, virtually everyone who has recently died from COVID-19 was unvaccinated. Virtually every person who is in the hospital right now, sick with COVID-19, is unvaccinated. During the address, she states: “Virtually every person who is in the hospital, sick with COVID-19 right now, is unvaccinated. It was posted July 12 by the White House YouTube account. The real video of Harris captures her remarks at a vaccine mobilization event in Detroit. In the doctored clip, Harris appears to state, “Virtually every person who is in the hospital, sick with COVID-19 right now, is vaccinated,” before repeating the sentence again and appearing to add: “Virtually everyone who has recently died from COVID-19 was vaccinated.” But the clip had been edited to make it sound like she used the word “vaccinated.” In the edited version, Harris’ mouth doesn’t match all the words and there is a short, unnatural pause where it appears the word “vaccinated” was inserted into the video in some instances. The manipulated videos show Harris appearing to say that vaccinated people are being hospitalized and are dying from COVID-19, when the unedited version distributed by the White House shows she actually said this was happening among unvaccinated people. THE FACTS: The video was falsified to change what Harris said. Here are the facts:Īltered video twists Kamala Harris statements on COVID vaccinesĬLAIM: A video from a speech shows Vice President Kamala Harris repeatedly saying that most people who were hospitalized or recently died from COVID-19 were vaccinated. None of these are legit, even though they were shared widely on social media.

A roundup of some of the most popular but completely untrue stories and visuals of the week.
