President Donald Trump on Tuesday evening resumed giving regular COVID-19 briefings, coming weeks after they were discontinued. Americans should wear a mask “whether you…
President Donald Trump on Tuesday evening resumed giving regular COVID-19 briefings, coming weeks after they were discontinued.
Americans should wear a mask “whether you like the mask or not,” he said. “They have an impact,” he added.
“My administration will stop at nothing to save lives… we’ve learned so much about this disease,” Trump said, adding that the “vaccines are coming … sooner than anyone thought possible.”
“Some areas of our country are doing very well,” Trump said, adding that it “will get worse before it gets better.” He noted that the U. S. medical supply chain is now well-stocked and suggested there are no shortfalls.
The president reiterated that half of COVID-19 deaths are among people who are in nursing homes, while many more have underlying health problems.
