[Lockbox]

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/covid-data/covidview/04102020/nchs-data.html

search there are other data sets.

[2aProtectsTheRest]

You're not understanding the data. That's from COVIDview, which is specifically looking at COVID-19, Influenza, and pneumonia. It's not looking at anything else. What you want is something that looks at ALL causes of death. Here's a simple version of what you're actually looking for:

This is from CDC's Excess Mortality page. The green represents everything non-COVID related. As you can see, normal expected numbers. And here are selected other causes (also from that same page):

The interesting thing to note about this one is the blips that happened at the beginning and middle of May for dementia and circulatory causes. It would be very easy to mistake a COVID death for one of those if you didn't know what you were looking for or simply had no way to test. Once COVID tests became available, suddenly those numbers went right back to normal.

All this adds up to regular causes of death being at normal levels when measured against the previous 5 years. But we still have a number of excess deaths as shown here:

Again, all of these are coming from the same location: that CDC page.

[fireman15]

Please do not take the remarks from 2aProtectsTheRest to heart. He is a leftist troll using charts based on intentionally corrupted data to try and frighten the public in an effort to defeat President Trump.