Kool, everyone is entitled to an opinion, even Richard Findman said that a hypothesis is a guess or a statement. But the next part, that most leave out is testing your hypothesis, one way to do it is by challenging the people who made the statement by asking for a citation on their study, and specifical information on the people who they tested. If they are not able to supply the information then the study will be debunked and discarded.
Put it this way, even in a jr level class in college if you were to conduct a study on people without clearly defining who your subject are, your paper would get a F, it's like writing a term paper without properly citing your quotes.
If you've never been to college this may all be new to you, but yeah you cannot, at that level, just pull stats out your ass without being fully transparent with your data.
So I am not calling you a liar, nor am I discouraging you or anyone to challenge this CDC report all I am saying is get off of your asses and do the work, to find out if the numbers are right or not, because, without the actual work, you are no different than Trump declaring himself the victor and that all reports of him losing is fake news, without any evidence to back him up.
Like I said before I would actually help direct you or anyone, where to find the raw data (to my best ability) so you can investigate and sort out if there is any fuckery going on.