Statues across the countries are coming down, including George Washington's. They claim it is about slavery. However, these same people refuse to support taking down statues of slave-owner Muhammad. Ami Horowitz reports.

Dr. Scott Atlas, former chief of neuroradiology at Stanford University Medical Center and a senior fellow at Stanford’s Hoover Institution, told Fox News’ The Story that a significant percentage of the surge in Texas hospital beds “have nothing to do with COVID-19”. He urged viewers not to panic at the spike in coronavirus cases before explaining that it “doesn’t really matter how many cases” there are, only “who gets the cases.” For those under 70, he said, the death rate is actually lower than the seasonal flu.

Tim Pool reports on Colorado’s threat of one year in jail if they defy the mandatory mask order.

State Senator Scott Jensen (Minn.) is being investigated for comparing COVID-19 to influenza and for telling the public about orders to label unconfirmed COVID-19 deaths as COVID-19.

Denis Rancourt, scientist, Phd., and former professor of physics at the University of Ottawa, discusses and clearly displays the dangers of wearing masks and how the “pandemic” fears are both unwarranted and unjusitifed. Dan Sygurdson reports.

Lisa Haven reports on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announcement that the COVID-19 situation may cease to qualify as a “pandemic” in the next few weeks.

Tim Pool and Adam Crigler report on the recent bizarre and unprecedented legal ruling, in which the Supreme Court decided to essentially give back half of Oklahoma to the indigenous people, based on some uncertain wording from 1866.