[eldoradude]

Was it even real? Was it actually filmed at an Italian hospital or was it staged footage that was just used for the first time in the segment on an Italian hospital?

The video CBS used for NY was taken from Sky News on Italy. Then CBS used it again as stock footage for Pennsylvania.

The lamestream 'news' is too lazy to use real images most of the time anymore and apparently most of the viewers don't notice or care.

[Richard Kimball]

Familiar with that part of the history. What I'm wondering is if the footage was real to begin with, or was the ER scene fake and Italy was just the first time the footage was used. We've all seen the stuff where the same kid in the same clothes is "being rescued" in three different attacks, the drowning refugees, and there's a photo from another angle and the water is knee deep and they're ten feet from the shore, AOC standing by a chain link fence and crying over the refugees outside an empty parking lot.