On Thursday, the New York Times reported that this fall, President Donald Trump preventively blamed his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, if he lost the election – because Kushner tried to encourage more COVID-19 tests and Trump didn’t want these Information about how many people were infected will become public.
The report revealed that Trump largely hated Kushner’s strategy to fight the pandemic, suggesting that we should “do what Mexico does” and not test anyone who is not seriously ill.
“Mr. Trump never got the idea that he had a responsibility to be a role model, much less that his leadership role might require him to publicly acknowledge the harsh truths about the virus – or even to stop insisting that the problem was not a raging pandemic but too many tests, “the report said. Alex M. Azar II, the Secretary for Health and Human Services, informed the President this fall of a Japanese study showing the effectiveness of Face masks was documented, telling him, ‘We have the evidence. They are working.’ But the President resisted, criticized Mr. Kushner for pushing them, and again blamed too many tests – an area that Mr. Kushner helped oversee – for his problems. “
While Trump was preparing for the presidential debates, he complained to the report, according to Kushner: “I will lose. And it will be your fault for the tests. “
White House spokesman Brian Morganstern strongly denies that this conversation ever took place. However, Trump has repeatedly claimed in speeches that too many tests somehow create a problem, or possibly even lead to more cases to exist.
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