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Sinclair Broadcast Group will screen an interview with a conspiracy theorist who claims that Dr. Anthony Fauci created the coronavirus.

The film is riddled with unfounded accusations and accusations. Several social media sites banned the video after it went viral for violating regulations that oppose incorrect information about coronaviruses.

She said in the interview that Sinclair intended to stumble on Sunday that Dr. Anthony Fauci, the leading infectious disease expert in the White House Coronavirus Working Group, manufactured the virus and sent it to China, from where it began to spread around the world.

Mikovits and his lawyer, Larry Klayman, were scheduled to appear on this week’s episode of American This Week, directed by former Fox News host Eric Bolling. The episode was posted online prior to its scheduled broadcast.

In a Twitter post on Saturday, the media company said it was delaying the broadcast of the interview until it added more context to the mikovits segment and its claims.

“All stations have been informed not to broadcast this and will instead re-broadcast last week’s episode instead,” he reads.

“In addition, valiantly, Dr. Fauci and the paintings he and his team are making to save you more the spread of COVID-19 and we are proud to have received you at ‘America This Week’, as well as on our stations through our national workplace to update and tell viewers.”

In recent years, the Sinclair Group, which owns a lot of local news stations across the United States, has bowed to Trump and presenters read nearly the same statements in 2018 in which they echoed Trump’s attacks on “false information.”

Fauci, whose comments about the coronavirus have collided with Trump’s, described in an interview with the Axe Files podcast last week how he and his circle of relatives were brought to safety after receiving serious threats of violence.