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事实核查：特朗普错误地声称佛罗里达，德克萨斯州和亚利桑那州的COVID-19消失了
特朗普的要求：当被问及在下一阶段大流行期间他将如何领导该国时，特朗普说：``佛罗里达州出现了一次高峰，现在已经消失了。德克萨斯州发生了非常大的高峰，现在已经消失了。在亚利桑那州，一个非常大的高峰已经消失了。在其他地方也有一些高峰和高峰。它们很快就会消失。”
事实核查：尽管今年夏天初佛罗里达州，德克萨斯州和亚利桑那州的病例确实呈``峰值''并达到创纪录的水平，但随后几个月稳步下降，这三个州的病例在过去几周一直呈上升趋势。
根据ABC新闻对COVID跟踪项目数据的分析，自10月1日以来，亚利桑那州的7天新病例平均数增加了一倍，每天平均记录880个新病例。
在德克萨斯州，周四报告了6,000多例病例，在过去两周中增长了37％，而在佛罗里达州，七天的平均值仍徘徊在每天3,300例新的冠状病毒病例中。
另外，在全国范围内，案件实际上并没有消失。
在过去的五周中，新病例迅速增加。
自9月12日以来，新病例的7天平均数增长了77.5％。仅在最近的10天里，美国报告了8天，报告了50,000多例新病例，而在周四，美国报告了73,000例新的冠状病毒病例，是近三个月以来的最高每日数字。
Fact check: Trump falsely claims COVID-19 'spikes' in Florida, Texas and Arizona are gone
TRUMP'S CLAIM: When asked how he would lead the country during the next phase of the pandemic, Trump said that "there was a spike in Florida, and it's now gone. There was a very big spike in Texas, it's now gone. There was a very big spike in Arizona, it's now gone. And there are some spikes and surges in other places. They will soon be gone."
FACT CHECK: Although cases did "spike" and reach record levels in Florida, Texas and Arizona earlier this summer, then steadily decreased for a few months, cases in all three states have been on the rise for the last several weeks.
Since Oct. 1, the seven-day average of new cases has doubled in Arizona, according to an ABC News analysis of COVID Tracking Project data, recording an average of 880 new cases a day.
In Texas, more than 6,000 cases were reported on Thursday, increasing by 37% in the last two weeks, and in Florida, the seven-day average is still hovering at 3,300 new coronavirus cases a day.
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Additionally, nationally, cases are not in fact, going away.
New cases have been rising rapidly for the last five weeks.
Since Sept. 12, the seven-day average of new cases has surged by 77.5%. Just in the last 10 days, the U.S. has reported eight days with over 50,000 new cases reported, and on Thursday, the U.S. reported over 73,000 new coronavirus cases, the highest daily figure in nearly three months.
