President Trump on today shot down the prospect for any kind of nationwide lockdown to contain the spread of coronavirus
Trump insisted that there were “millions” of supplies, including masks and ventilators, heading to states. And while he did not offer many details on that front, manufacturing giant 3M announced during the briefing that it has doubled its global output of coveted N95 respirator masks since the outbreak began, increasing its output “to an annual rate of over 1.1 billion per year, or nearly 100 million per month.”retrofitted instantaneously“We're getting calls from automobile companies.
“We’re hearing positive things about testing,” Trump asserted to reporters, despite anecdotes all over from those who say they are exhibiting symptoms of the disease and still cannot get tested. When pressed on the issue, Trump shot back with a dig at the reporter personally and telling her, “Yeah, well, OK, I’m not hearing it.”
“I get the same calls that many of you get. Someone goes into a place who has a symptom and wants to get tested for one reason or another and they can't get it,” he said. “That is the reality that's happening now.” The exchange appeared to irritate the president, who then returned to repeat previous attacks on his predecessor, deflecting blame for the recent stumbles and criticizing what he claimed was a “broken system” he’d inherited.
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