ExposeCBS Michigan Health Center Workers Stage Fake Patients In COVID19 Testing Line For CBS News

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You're telling me, you're a hundred percent certain that CBS News, CBS News Corporation, National, staged a fake event, they faked the news, they faked the reality and broadcasted that to all of their audience last Friday on CBS this morning. Are you sure? Absolutely. And I... Finally, the news proved one and more people in the line because they knew it was going to be. Well, we knew it, but they were coming. We had no clue that we were going to have to do fake donations. Got to check. And then she'd tell you guys, like, hey, you're not actually getting past it. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, she did. She just did. Well, it's just to make it look these kind of public news because they're right there. Gosh, I'm so happy. That's crazy. If I didn't see you guys pet through the swath at all, I'd just say talking to them. And then I'll talk to them the other day. You were talking to them. The real people made a burn. I probably just wanted to look busy. It's like that. James O'Keefe standing outside CBS News corporate headquarters in Mintow, Manhattan and New York City. And insider has come to us from a Grand Rapids Medical Center. And they claim that CBS News created a fake COVID testing line, taking away doctors and medical personnel away from treating patients just to create a fake staged event for CBS News and their national morning show. This is an explosive story involving an insider who recorded things from his colleagues. Check this out. So when this event occurred, where did you work? I looked at Shari Health. Shari Health is. It's a medical facility. It's Shari Health Highest City. It's the full name of it. I can't wait to work that day. The news crew is there. It's kind of asking around what happened. They're just letting you know there's news there for the testing. What did you see happen that your claiming is fake? Fake news about this? Well, when I was over there and the line was coming through, a lot of them were just kind of driving up. Not really getting tested at all. There's talking with the testers. So I was asking what you know what's going on with the tests. And that's when they told me that you know majority of blindness is from employees at Shari Health. So the people in the line were not people being tested, but they were employees pretending to be patients. Correct. Why would they do that? I think it's a little bit of a benefit for both parties. I do know Shari Health is struggling a little bit financially. I'm there non-profit. So they get a lot of their money from donors or grants. So this makes them look productive. And on the side of the news, you know, they want to make the line of your big event is just for the reporting purposes to show that this is a big deal that people are even tested in massive numbers. So we do have enough testing kits, but we're really short on gowns. We're also short on N95 masks. We cannot expand further without any additional personal protective equipment. They also can't expand testing because of recent staffing cuts. Shari Health has laid off about 25% of our staff. Wow. And at a time like this. Exactly. The governor says she may further open the economy region by region if the data shows it's safe. Now putting Michigan back to work won't make up for the roughly $3 billion dollars has stayed estimated to the lose because of the pandemic. It always seems to get go back to the testing. Thank you very much. I was Adriana Diaz reporting. So they were they were they were still staging a fake fake news event. Is that what you're telling me? Correct. Yes. Now the segment aired on CBS News this morning with host Gail King, a nationally distributed broadcast seen by millions of people every morning. King says it's just one of many on COVID testing. Only six states have reported more cases than Michigan, but fewer than 2% of its people have been tested for the virus. In our series on the state of Corona virus testing, Adriana Diaz shows how Michigan is trying to improve a system that has failed some of its people. But the governor says testing above all else will help determine when to fully reopen. And apparently the news crew wanted more people in the line because they knew a list of it. So when did you find out on Monday that it wasn't real people? Not real people, but that was employees. That long and blinds we had. Yeah. And then when I went to look around the bar with the test tube and it was a biger. We see the schedule ahead. So no one told you like in advance. It was just kind of like. I was in like my spare. You were just like, why is this line so long? Yeah. Yeah. So she's looking for volunteers to go out and just drive to about 10. Yeah, she's telling you guys like, hey, you're not actually getting tested. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, she's just. Well, it's just to make it look decent for the news because they're right there. That's crazy. How did you guys feel on one day like what with the cars? I mean, it's just annoying because we can have done other stuff. Right. But smiling at it. Yeah. I was not talking to you guys that day. It sounded like you guys are a little frustrated. Yeah. And no one no one told like, crap, you guys at a time. Well, we knew it. Because they were coming. We didn't know that we were going to have to like do face-to-face shots. How did the medical workers and the colleagues at the clinic feel about this staged event? A lot of the work said about it. I used to ones that knew. Not everyone knew about it. I brought up to a couple people and they were actually surprised when I told them. But the ones that knew doing the testing, they were not happy about that. And the ones that were in line, they seemed kind of indifferent to it. They just figured it was just another day of job. I didn't see you guys have to do the swab at all. I just saw you talking to them. And then I was talking to the other side. They were talking to real patients. They made a worse. They only had to wait longer. Yeah. You think I'm like K-Hop? I think. I've never made three people like that. No. I'm like crazy. Do you think she did it on her own? It was her idea. I don't know. I think it was she-don I hear everybody there. It's just a long time. I'm not doing that. It's a kind of dance. It's a great. It's a great dance. Yeah. Because I also saw me that they do stuff like that all the time. I think they're bringing it to be an actual day. It's not broken. It's like I've seen Tasha on the news already. Already. And then she gave me she told us which she came to us. Oh, then you took it to be here. You know, make sure you know they get tested. And she told us like what do you tell them? And if they weren't a mask, they'd make sure you know us. Of course they're backpourstion. They have a mask. That's it. I was talking with Maria. And she was telling me that it was Glenda Walker and Jody that were going around getting-ah, asking the screeners for volunteers to come into the line. Yeah. I probably wanted to look busy. It's like that. But the governor says testing above all else will help determine when to fully reopen. So is this the fake line? Yes. That's it. So the people on the cars are not patients? Majority of them. I do know, from talking with the testers that one of them, one or two of them were real patients which added to their frustration because this line's set there for a while so they could organize the shot. So they've made a line of cars with medical personnel on the cars as opposed to patients? Correct. And the viewer does not know that. Correct. So here we're pretending to treat some of these medical personnel instead of real patients? Yes. Just for CBS this morning? Yes. Wow. And when you witness this, what did you think? What occurred to you? Well, you know, the first thing I want to do my head is just like, you know, you always hear about it. And it's completely different when you actually see it happening. I kind of felt it might sound a little bit, I was a little bit disgusted with everything going on. So I just, you know, I was going through my head and when I got off work, you know, the first thing you guys were going to do the first people I called to tell you about it. How did you know to call us or project bureaucrats? So I watched a couple of videos in the past. Some YouTubers that I've mentioned have named up the project bureaucrats before. So I checked the guys out and then I just thought, you know, there's got to be a way to report the guys. I want to website and it's pretty easy to follow because I saw that there is the, I think it's a minute tip. So I just went on that and I figured the easiest way would just be to call. Leave a voice. What would you say to someone else out there who is a clinic or a lab or a hospital or even in a network who sees something similar to what you've seen? I'd say, you know, I understand that you'd be worried about losing your job, but I guess it's all about holding people accountable. And, you know, you shouldn't be afraid to come out and say what's happening. You shouldn't be afraid to say the truth because only I know truth always wins. Gail King is a veteran journalist at CBS News with over 40 years of experience under her belt. We'd like to hear from Gail King about what her reaction is to this fake and staged COVID testing line that aired on CBS News Morning Show last Friday, May 1st, in front of millions of people. We'd like to hear from King and Adriana Diaz to see what they have to say for themselves. Did they know about the fake staged COVID testing line? Again, in a time of crisis, we have to be able to trust these institutions. Who is going to hold them accountable? They have no self-policing mechanism. Besides, these brave Project Veritas insiders.