CNN continues to embarrass itself with its blatantly biased “news” coverage.
Anderson Cooper interviewed Dr. Rob Davidson and discussed the lack of masks and social distancing at the final night of the Republican National Convention.
Watch as Dr. Davidson rips the White House and yet still justifies mass gatherings for liberal causes.
CNN guest Dr. Rob Davidson says that social distancing isn't as big of a concern at the March on Washington as it was last night at President Trump's speech because "this is a public health crisis they are marching against. Systemic racism has taken so many lives in this country" pic.twitter.com/OlrY3yMmin
— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) August 28, 2020
CNN guest Dr. Rob Davidson joined the chorus of critics.
“I was very concerned about the White House event last night, 1,500 people packed shoulder-to-shoulder, the head of the coronavirus task force [Vice President Mike Pence] in attendance without a mask with his family, his elderly mother without a mask. And it’s concerning,” Davidson told CNN anchor Anderson Cooper. “We know that people weren’t tested, only people in direct contact with President Trump had testing done. So I think we’re going to see cases out of that and it’s modeling bad behavior.”
This doctor brought on by CNN ran for a seat in Congress as a Democrat in 2018. He may be just a touch biased.
Dr. Davidson justified why the mass protests without social distancing are just swell.

“Now when we juxtapose that to what’s happening in Washington D.C. right now, people are mostly wearing masks,” Davidson continued. “Now true, there’s social distancing issues. However, this is a public health crisis they are marching against. Systemic racism has taken so many lives in this country throughout our history. If you’re born Black in this country in 2017, you have a three-and-a-half-year lower life expectancy than if you were born White. If you’re a young Black man, you have a 1/1000 chance of being shot by police, three times more than if you were born White.”
He added, “So I just think that when you’re marching against a public health emergency, I think you do every risk mitigation procedure you can, but we understand that we have to do the risk-benefit analysis and those folks are doing something very important today.”
So once again, we learn that you are protected from coronavirus based upon the cause for which you are gathering. If you gather for a Trump rally, you are an evil person who wants to kill people. If you gather to march against police brutality, there is the cloak of immunity that Daisy always talks about on the Chicks radio program.
I just want to ask Dr. Davidson…

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