‘Thank You Very Much’ — Donald Trump Leaves Briefing Without Taking Questions
President Donald Trump on Friday exited the White House coronavirus press briefing without taking any questions from reporters. SOURCE
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President Donald Trump on Friday exited the White House coronavirus press briefing without taking any questions from reporters. SOURCE
President Trump denied knowing ousted HHS vaccine expert Rick Bright, who is reportedly filing a whistleblower complaint against the administration for removing him from his post, Friday at the White House. SOURCE
President Donald Trump on Friday said he was being sarcastic when he asked medical experts about injecting disinfectants into the body to fight coronavirus. SOURCE
President Donald Trump said Friday at the White House that he would consider helping the oil industry, vowing to make sure that the United States remained oil independent. SOURCE
“The president is asking people to inject lysol into their lungs and Mitch [McConnell] is saying that states should go bankrupt… clear, visible [examples] of how Republicans reject science and reject governance,” said House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Friday during a news conference. SOURCE
President Trump shut down a CNN reporter during a White House press briefing on Thursday, dismissing the outlet’s report about Kim Jong-un being “gravely” ill as “fake news.” SOURCE
“[Suffering businesses] have been waiting for loans they urgently, urgently needed while Democrats played game with worker’s livelihoods,” Rep. Jackie Walorski (R-IN) said Thursday on the House floor, ripping into Democrats for blocking efforts to replenish the Paycheck Protection Program. SOURCE
Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) blasted Democrats Thursday on the House floor for working “half-ass” on stimulus bill. He urged Congress to convene everyday until Americans recover from the economic crisis caused by the coronavirus. SOURCE
President Donald Trump on Thursday said he could not predict the future of the election but acknowledged that the campaign had already changed dramatically. SOURCE

