Correction: It's not 103 million it's 53 million: Even though I'm not entirely sure how they got that figure?

So, instead of 12.9 million cases they believe there are actually 53 million coronavirus cases. This actually also makes complete sense to me because of a Yale study done last Spring which basically showed that 3 times as many people that are tested dying were actually dying then.

So, if you take 12.9 million and divide it into 53 million comes out to about 4.1 approximately. Which makes complete sense because of the Yale study saying it was an 8000 to 15,000 ratio or for every 8000 tested that died 15,000 untested were also dying then.

So, a 4.1 would approximate that figure too and make complete sense. So, basically it's higher now than it was then.

If you take 53 million and multiply that by 2.5% we should get the minimum number of Americans that have died both tested and untested therefore which is: 1,325,000.

So, 1,325,000 should be the approximate minimum correct figure of how many Americans have died both tested and untested so far up until right now on Thanksgiving Day November 25th 2020 at 10:20pm PT. However, it is a minimum figure that ONLY works if there were hospital beds available for all patients and all patients had health insurance so the hospitals actually accepted them in the first place. Otherwise the figure is much much higher than this so far. 

Since it is impossible that all of the ones 3 out of 4 had health insurance and went to a hospital and knew that they had covid the death rate is likely much much higher than this so far.