President Trump denied saying another thing he said and made more false claims at yesterday's coronavirus briefing. Here's a rundown.
Speaking Tuesday in the Rose Garden of the White House, President Donald Trump denied making a comment he did make. He criticized the World Health Organization for the same thing he has done before. He wrongly suggested he was the only national leader to impose travel restrictions on China. He claimed he was"authorizing" governors to lift coronavirus restrictions even though this power always belonged to governors.
Trump also said Tuesday that he would be closely watching governors and that he would"come down on them very hard" if they do not do a good job. It is possible he meant there that he would criticize them sharply or do something else that is within his power. You can read a full fact check of Trump's Monday claim here. Trump's opinion on Kennedy Center fundingTrump said Tuesday that he"hated" a provision in the $2.
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