You were saying the reporter who wrote that story was inventing things. You were not discussing events. Instead you wanted to discuss the source. . .without delving into the reliability or unreliability of the source.
I think that's what you're doing. I did not say Phoenix had run out of space in their morgues. The article did not say they had.
You read the article or at least part of it since you quoted from it. You quoted the part that said Phoenix "currently" had enough space in their morgues. Read it again:
"Abrazo hospitals currently have adequate morgue space. The state has requested that hospitals implement their emergency plans. Part of activating our plan includes the ability to handle overflow morgue capacity if needed. Abrazo has taken a proactive approach by ordering refrigerated storage in the event it may be needed during a surge of COVID patients," the spokesperson said.
The news article did not report it as a fait accompli that Phoenix had run out of space in their morgues. It said they had not. You need to get a grip on yourself. You appear to have trouble understanding what you read.
Yes. I won't believe it until they show the bodies in the trucks.
One hospital was also using a tent.
There are limits to what the news in print can publish and on what television can air. If they reported refrigerated trucks in New York, there are people in New York who would know if it was a lie. We would hear from them.
Similarly if there are no problems in Texas and Arizona, there would be people there who would know at once if news media who fake news. There are limits to the lies anyone can tell and get away with.