Sinclair Signals It Will Air Report Containing Coronavirus Conspiracy Theories

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Ted Johnson Sinclair Broadcast Group has dropped plans to air a segment that included a doctor who has advanced the conspiracy theory that Dr. Anthony Fauci was responsible for the creation of the coronavirus.The segment was to be featured on Eric Bolling’s America This Week.

Also Read: Trump's National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien Has COVID-19Sinclair had originally planned to air the episode over the weekend, as first reported by CNN, but the broadcast group later delayed doing so, announcing on Saturday that it would edit the segment to include “other viewpoints and provide additional context.” But as of Monday, Sinclair has dropped the segment entirely.In the segment that Sinclair originally planned to air, Mikovits told Bolling that Fauci “manufactured” and

considered a terror threat by the FBI.“While discussing the double standard of big tech censorship, I mentioned the conspiracy group QAnon, which I don’t support or believe in.

Media Matters report.“America This Week” hosted by Eric Bolling is set to post the story on-line before being picked up and distributed by Sinclair’s substantial network of local television stations.