"Mr. President, I've got to tell you something,"

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Then-President Donald Trump cut the conversation short when his health secretary, Alex Azar, warned him of the coronavirus in January 2020, according to a new book, "Nightmare Scenario: Inside the Trump Administration's Response to the Pandemic That Changed History,"

"Mr. President, I've got to tell you something," Azar told Trump during a mid-January 2020 phone call, before COVID-19 broke out across the country and forced officials to impose lockdowns. "There's this new virus out of China that could be extremely dangerous. It could be the kind of thing we have been preparing for and worried about."

"Yeah, okay," Trump replied, seemingly unconvinced of the threat. Then he hung up the phone.

The Post journalists reported that Azar "could barely get a word in before Trump started shouting" at him over e-cigarettes during that January phone call.

Azar, then the head of the Health and Human Services Department, failed to get through to the president. He had been on shaky ground with Trump, who was still upset over a recent health policy that banned most flavored electronic cigarettes. The move had angered Trump's base, and the president thought it would cost him his reelection

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...020-a-new-book-says/ar-AALCXKS?ocid=Peregrine.
 
Then-President Donald Trump cut the conversation short when his health secretary, Alex Azar, warned him of the coronavirus in January 2020, according to a new book, "Nightmare Scenario: Inside the Trump Administration's Response to the Pandemic That Changed History,"

"Mr. President, I've got to tell you something," Azar told Trump during a mid-January 2020 phone call, before COVID-19 broke out across the country and forced officials to impose lockdowns. "There's this new virus out of China that could be extremely dangerous. It could be the kind of thing we have been preparing for and worried about."

"Yeah, okay," Trump replied, seemingly unconvinced of the threat. Then he hung up the phone.

The Post journalists reported that Azar "could barely get a word in before Trump started shouting" at him over e-cigarettes during that January phone call.

Azar, then the head of the Health and Human Services Department, failed to get through to the president. He had been on shaky ground with Trump, who was still upset over a recent health policy that banned most flavored electronic cigarettes. The move had angered Trump's base, and the president thought it would cost him his reelection

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...020-a-new-book-says/ar-AALCXKS?ocid=Peregrine.

Sounds like trump... my reelection, woe is me, that's all that matters, fuck everything & every body else..
 
Then-President Donald Trump cut the conversation short when his health secretary, Alex Azar, warned him of the coronavirus in January 2020, according to a new book, "Nightmare Scenario: Inside the Trump Administration's Response to the Pandemic That Changed History,"

"Mr. President, I've got to tell you something," Azar told Trump during a mid-January 2020 phone call, before COVID-19 broke out across the country and forced officials to impose lockdowns. "There's this new virus out of China that could be extremely dangerous. It could be the kind of thing we have been preparing for and worried about."

"Yeah, okay," Trump replied, seemingly unconvinced of the threat. Then he hung up the phone.

The Post journalists reported that Azar "could barely get a word in before Trump started shouting" at him over e-cigarettes during that January phone call.

Azar, then the head of the Health and Human Services Department, failed to get through to the president. He had been on shaky ground with Trump, who was still upset over a recent health policy that banned most flavored electronic cigarettes. The move had angered Trump's base, and the president thought it would cost him his reelection

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...020-a-new-book-says/ar-AALCXKS?ocid=Peregrine.

No doubt in my mind that not only will there be a slew of books from insiders on how massively fucked up Trump ran the Oval Office, but that he will be the focus of several doctorate and masters theses.
 
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Does Trump pounding inside your pin-sized head all day give you seizures or pleasure?

Trump's mismanagement of the pandemic, and his open admission that he lied and misled the American people about the nature of the threat is going to be talked about by historians 80 years from now.

Why would you feign shock that it is a topic on this forum mere months after Trump helped kill half a million Americans?
 
Trump's reason for down playing the seriousness of Covid19 was he didn't want his image tarnished. Screw the people my EGO is more important.
 
Trump's mismanagement of the pandemic, and his open admission that he lied and misled the American people about the nature of the threat is going to be talked about by historians 80 years from now.

Why would you feign shock that it is a topic on this forum mere months after Trump helped kill half a million Americans?

Trump is the very reason you got shots in your arm. You outa be kissing his ass.
 
Trump is the very reason you got shots in your arm!
You outa be kissing his ass.

I got the Pfizer vaccine which was developed by Germans and had nothing to do with Trump.

But I accept your tacit confession that Trump openly lied and misled Americans about the nature of the threat we faced.
 
Trump's mismanagement of the pandemic, and his open admission that he lied and misled the American people about the nature of the threat is going to be talked about by historians 80 years from now.

Why would you feign shock that it is a topic on this forum mere months after Trump helped kill half a million Americans?

Yep, a big fat orange malignant stain on American history..
 
Sounds like trump... my reelection, woe is me, that's all that matters, fuck everything & every body else..

Exactly. He even admitted later that he deliberately downplayed the pandemic because he "didn't want to cause a panic." By "panic," he meant in the markets, not the citizens. He knew all along that the only path to re-election was a good economy. A smarter, wiser leader would have seized the opportunity that the pandemic offered and gone with it. He could have promoted mask-wearing and social-distancing, by publicly practicing those things too. Instead he divided the country even more, between the ppl with common sense and the drooling virus-is-a-hoax moronic cult members.

And 500,000 Americans died who didn't have to.
 
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