On Tuesday, President Donald Trump retweeted a bizarre anti-Biden conspiracy theory that Biden and Obama deliberately had Americans killed at the Benghazi consulate in 2012 to cover up a blood sacrifice of Navy SEALs, and the supposed fact that Osama bin Laden was never really taken out.

Hiden Biden and Obama may have had Seal Team 6 killed! EXPLOSIVE: CIA Whistleblower Exposes Biden’s Alleged Role with the Deaths of Seal Team- Claims to have Documented Proof. RETWEET!!! https://t.co/uA6VAjiw35

— Oscar the Midnight Rider 1111 (@The171111) October 12, 2020

“Alan Howell Parrot, the subject of a 2010 documentary about his falconry called Feathered Cocaine, has shot to new fame on the right after a video interview with him played over the weekend at the American Priority Conference, a pro-Trump event held at Trump’s Miami resort,” reported Will Sommer. “In the video, Parrot, interviewed by conservative personality Nick Noe and the father of a former Navy SEAL who died in Benghazi, makes a series of bizarre claims alleging collusion between Iran, former Vice President Joe Biden, and Hillary Clinton ahead of the attack.”

“Parrot claims that Biden cut a deal with Iran to set up Bin Laden’s 2011 death in Pakistan,” said the report. “But when Iran double-crossed the United States and switched in a Bin Laden body double, in Parrot’s telling, Biden and Clinton arranged for a Navy SEAL helicopter to be shot down to keep the truth about the raid from getting out — a reference to a real-world helicopter attack in Afghanistan that killed 38 people, including 25 Navy SEALs … Later in the video, Noe claims that the Benghazi compound was attacked to cover up the fact that, supposedly, the missile used in the helicopter attack came from the United States.”

The account Trump tweeted promoting the link also has ties to the QAnon movement, a far-right conspiracy theory that Democrats are running a Satanic pedophile cannibal ring.

In a Sunday evening coronavirus press briefing President Donald Trump not only extended the federal government’s social distancing policies to April 30, he extended beyond credulity what most would consider a good job.

Many are outraged after the President declared that he could have done nothing to battle the coronavirus pandemic and, according to scientific models, 2.2 million Americans would have died. Trump on Sunday then declared if less than 200,000 people in the U.S. die from coronavirus he should be praised.

“And so, if we could hold that down, as we’re saying, to 100,000 – it’s a horrible number, maybe even less, but to 100,000, so we have between 100 [thousand] and 200,000 [coronavirus deaths] – we altogether have done a very good job.”

Trump last month: “The 15 within a couple of days is going to be down to close to zero. That’s a pretty good job we’ve done.”

Trump today: “If we can hold that down…to 100,000 [deaths in America]…we all, together, have done a very good job.” pic.twitter.com/UOisVE4wbj

— Keith Boykin (@keithboykin) March 30, 2020

The outrage has been palpable.

Pretty chilling that Trump is saying that it will be a *victory* if we keep deaths somewhere between 100,000-200,000

— Saagar Enjeti (@esaagar) March 29, 2020

You heard it, folks. Trump is saying he should be congratulated if the number of COVID-45 deaths remain below 200,000. Acting like having 100,000 dead Americans is something worthy of a massive fucking NASCAR victory lap. Each headstone just another branding opportunity.

— 🔥Aiden Wolfe (@AidenWolfe) March 29, 2020

Trump is ready to hang a "Mission Accomplished" sign over 100,000 caskets

Think about that

Real lives lost
Real families and friends left behind
A nation in mourning

And Trump considers that a "good job"

His lack of humanity is always on display

— Denise Shearin (@DeniseShearin) March 29, 2020

That Trump can go from it's a "hoax" and soon the number "will be close to zero" to if the number of dead is "between 100 [thousand] and 200,000 – we altogether have done a very good job" without his head exploding or the GOP imploding is where we are now. He's insane.

— Peter Gleick (@PeterGleick) March 30, 2020

Some 58,000 Americans died in Vietnam. A little over 36,000 in Korea. trump is acting as if 100,000 deaths from a virus is no big deal.

— Jerry (@js_edit) March 29, 2020

Bush ignored the August 2001 memo and 3,000 died in 9/11.

Trump was fully briefed on handling pandemics & threw the playbook in the trash. He was briefed in Jan and Feb, downplayed the threat & failed to test. Please don’t be hoodwinked into thinking 100,000 dead is acceptable. https://t.co/zKq8ooXLIY

— Richard Hine (@richardhine) March 30, 2020

Trump’s goalposts have rapidly moved from:

– 15 cases soon to be zero

-we’ll be open by Easter

-only 100,000 dead Americans would be proof we did great https://t.co/1xV5QkT7GE

— Stephen Webber (@s_webber) March 29, 2020

If you’re a Trump supporter, and you go from calling this pandemic a, “democrat hoax”, to, “2.2 million people could’ve died and Donald Trump kept that number down to maybe 100,000”…
You’re an asshole.
Plain and simple.
And that’s essentially what he’s doing right now.

— Jo (@JoJoFromJerz) March 29, 2020

Never thought there’d be a day when “200,000 deaths” and “the greatest president of all time” were used in the same sentence. pic.twitter.com/fTDWvW6ghN

— Matt McDermott (@mattmfm) March 30, 2020

I think we can all agree that we'll all owe Trump a huge thank you if 100,000 Americans die of a pandemic that he ignored and denied for weeks before entrusting mitigation efforts to his unemployable son-in-law and like Dog The Bounty Hunter. https://t.co/pmpwnIAcNt

— David Roth (@david_j_roth) March 29, 2020

Trump said today that if fewer than 100,000 Americans die he will consider that he did a good job.

Is that statement supposed to stand Republicans? You’re letting this sociopath let 100,000 die?

South Korea who he compares us to had 152 deaths because of testing/quarantine.

— Amy Siskind 🏳️‍🌈 (@Amy_Siskind) March 30, 2020

Speechless.

Trump wants credit for doing *something* rather than *nothing*–the lowest possible bar. Yes, it's important to prevent deaths. But even 100-200,000 is horrible.

And, remind us–when has Trump expressed sympathy to the families of the dead? https://t.co/2GnSoSLroT

— Mary "Home Hermit" Nelson (@Mary_Nelson8) March 29, 2020

Yup. Let's not let him get away with this. https://t.co/EK7PTQterv

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) March 30, 2020