What followed were several exchanges that should help people take stock of President Trump’s response to the coronavirus. “But when you’re dealing with the White House, sometimes you have to say things one, two, three, four times, and then it happens. This has been the fundamental disconnect with his coronavirus response. When Alexander noted Fauci’s less-optimistic statements about there being no “magic drug” for the coronavirus, Trump openly said he disagreed. He openly admits the things Trump says could “lead to some misunderstanding about what the facts are about a given subject.” That’s far from an ideal situation.

Source: Washington Post March 23, 2020 11:53 UTC