When it comes to the COVID-19 pandemic you see a lot of information out there and it gets hard as to who to believe.

It is clear that we can’t believe much of what the President is telling us.

So how do you figure out which information is good information?

The bottom line, you must look to the science.

If you hear somebody say that something is the next cure or works in fighting COVID-19, check and see if that is the case.

Don’t believe just one “Doctor” or “Scientist,” dig deeper, and see what the general consensus is? If a large number of experts with different affiliations all agree on something, that is likely what you need to believe.

FTVLive has told you how KRIV (Houston) Reporter Ivory Hecker seems to have a problem with this and seems to buy into the “conspiracy” side of the pandemic.

Despite the fact that the use of hydroxychloroquine has been disproven to work, help and might even be dangerous to the patient, Hecker appears to still be peddling it as a cure:

In her post, Hecker does not say anything about all the studies that have been done on hydroxychloroquine that have shown that it doesn’t work and can be dangerous.

She let’s one doctor give his opinion in this post but does not give the reader the vital information on the other side with the general consensus of the scientific community.

How does her station let her posts this one-sided crap?

Oh wait! The station is owned by Fox.

Never mind.

I truly hope that someone doesn’t read this post, thinks this is the answer, and ends up dead.