After reading last article: It's true that at one point the CDC admitted that the actual number of covid deaths is around 8 times what is listed here in U.S.

 Since the number listed is 594,000 tested Coronavirus deaths then you could expect 8 times that or:

4,752,000 American deaths. However, since 7/8 

of the people dying in the U.S. don't get tested and

sometimes never go to the hospital but die at home

or on the streets or in their cars, no one is formally

going to list this likely much more accurate figure

of how many Americans died.

But then, in places like Brazil or India the number of 

actual deaths is possibly 10 to 50 times greater than

they are going to list because of the inability of poor 

people to get tested easily before they died from covid.

This is why worldwide if America has formally lost

almost 600,000 the actual death toll worldwide is likely

50 million to 100 million worldwide like it was in 1918 to 

1920 Spanish Flu when 600,000 Americans died and

50 to 100 million died in the world at that time.

However, if you study the 1918 one the deaths from the

2nd winter were about 1/2 of the first winter. So, 

this might be what we are facing (except with vaccinations

we might have saved ourselves this problem) but people

not vaccinated will be dying a lot next fall and winter especially

in red states that aren't vaccinated.