Crowder is back on YouTube! We take a look at the "fact" checkers claiming the lockdowns worked. SPOILER: Pants on fire. We also cover all you need to know about the Virginia governor's race. And what dumb stuff is Colin Kaepernick going on about now?

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COLLIN KAPERNICK COMPARED THE NFL TO SLAVERY

• In his new Netflix special, Kapernick suggests the NFL combine is synonymous with slave auctions. SOURCE: LwC
  • Kapernick's own impressive combine launched his NFL career. SOURCE: BleacherReport
  • In 2014, Kapernick signed a 6-year, $126 million contract extension. SOURCE: CBSSports
• Kaepernick's current Nike deal is thought to be worth millions per year. SOURCE: Newsweek
• Nike lobbied against a bill targeting forced labor in Xinjiang. SOURCE: NYT
• Kap also fails to mention 1/4 of the NFL is white. There's even a white cornerback. SOURCES: Statista, Newsweek

LOCKDOWNS DIDN'T WORK

• It's day 595 of two weeks to slow the spread! Remember when they told us staying home would keep us safe? The results are in, and that wasn't true. At all.
• LOCKDOWNS DIDN'T DO ANYTHING
  • Christian Bjørnskov from the Center of Economic Studies found: "The evidence presented here suggests that lockdowns have not significantly affected the development of mortality in Europe. They have nevertheless wreaked economic havoc in most societies and may lead to a substantial number of additional deaths for other reasons." SOURCE: CES
  • The European Journal of Clinical Investigation found: "while small benefits cannot be excluded, we do not find significant benefits on case growth of more restrictive [nonpharmaceutical interventions]." SOURCE: EJCI
  • A University of Chicago study showed the virus spread MORE in homes than workplaces. SOURCE: UChicago
• Science editor Sophie Fessel wrote: "Lockdowns lead to a significant reduction in physical interactions between people, which reduced the transmission of COVID-19 and saved lives. Although lockdowns have also contributed to economic recession and high unemployment rates, they can pay off in the long run." SOURCE: HealthFeedback
  • This fact-check was of 2 NY Post articles that used WalletHub data. Why didn't they fact-check any of the above legitimate sources when they were published before her fact-check. SOURCES: HealthFeedback, CES, Uchicago, EJCI
  • The entire purpose of a lockdown was to avoid "overwhelming the hospital system." "Slowing the spread" will NOT reduce total deaths. It only flattens and drags out the death and case curves. And the hospitals were never overwhelmed--temporary hospitals had barely any patients. SOURCES: USNavalInstitute, CNN, NPR
• Reuters claim: "Some posts on the issue of lockdowns are missing context, and some present information that is contradicted by international studies. While it is true that more restrictive measures that aim to control the spread of SARS-CoV-2 can have an impact on income and mental health, multiple studies suggest that stay-at-home orders and other nonpharmaceutical interventions have a determining role in reducing the transmission of the virus" SOURCE: Reuters
  • Lockdowns only reduce transmission until you finally leave your house and interact with people again.
  • And as previously mentioned, studies found households had HIGHER transmission rates than businesses.
• Politifact claim: "Another study [...] concluded the 'effectiveness' of these orders depends critically on the cooperation of the public. For example, although California's first-in-the-nation shelter-in-place order carries threats of fines and incarceration, its effectiveness fundamentally relies on social pressure." SOURCE: Politifact
  • They even admit: "Lee Riley, professor of infectious disease and vaccinology at UC Berkeley said the confusion over whether shutdowns work is understandable, considering states with some of the toughest mandates are also experiencing the biggest spikes. The problem is when these restrictions are eased or lifted, that's when we see the resurgence," Riley explained. "This is what people are looking at and saying the restrictions don't work." SOURCE: Politifact
  • They also cited "experts" and the CDC--would never admit they were wrong about lockdowns. "Appeal to authority" is a logical fallacy.
• Lockdowns have had catastrophic impacts. One of the greatest wealth transfers in history.
• • The top five billionaires saw their wealth grow by a total of $101.7 billion. SOURCE: Inequality.org
  • Increased suicide and depression. SOURCE: JAMA, CDC
  • Increased global poverty. SOURCES: CenteronPoverty&SocialPolicy, Guardian, Pew

VIRGINIA GOVERNOR ELECTION

• Gov race is tomorrow, and there's a real chance that Republican Glenn Youngkin could beat Democrat Terry McAuliffe. SOURCE: CNN
• The latest RCP average has the race within the margin of error. SOURCE: RCP
• Youngkin's opponents are so worried they even sent fake white supremacists to protest at his Charlottesville rally. SOURCE: LwC
• Multiple education controversies have popped up recently in the state. SOURCES: ABC, YAHOO, DailyCaller
  • Terry McCaullife said parents shouldn't make decisions about their children's education. SOURCE: LwC
  • As governor, McCauliffe passed a bill permitting parents to block sexually explicit books in school. SOURCE: WaPo, VIRGINIA.GOV
  • Here is some of the materials Virginia parents have taken issue with:

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