Yes a complete lie. ICU capacity is ~93% currently. One year ago it was 94%. There are many articles recently from Houston hospital CEOs explaining it.
Look at the hospitalization rate. See you in September.
Looking at Texas Medical Center (106,000 employees, 10,000,000 patients per year, 9,200 hospital beds - a massive complex), they're reporting a big spike in hospitalizations for COVID-19. Does somebody have some kind of official documentation demonstrating that TMC is not actually seeing a rise in COVID-19 hospitalizations?
Here's what they're reporting: (Source: https://www.tmc.edu/coronavirus-updates/tmc-daily-new-covid-19-hospitalizations/)
Clearly that number is going up. I don't have any evidence to say their numbers are wrong. Here's their current forecast for total beds used by COVID-19 patients for the next two weeks:
On its surface, that seems like they're seeing a jump in hospitalizations with an expectation that it's going to continue for at least a couple of weeks.