Donald Trump Takes No Questions At Nightly Briefing In Wake Of Disinfectant Fallout
As news coverage continued to focus on his alarming suggestion that disinfectant may be ingested into the human body as a coronavirus treatment, Trump made remarks and left the briefing room without taking any questions from reporters, as he has in almost all previous press conferences.“It’s clear that they knew he shouldn’t be out there taking questions today, that they had to put this to bed,” said MSNBC’s Chuck Todd. “…They are clearly trying to do a cleanup here.
Trump did take questions from reporters earlier in the say and claimed that his comments were sarcasm directed at reporters, but that wasn’t the way that they were taken. On CNN, Anderson Cooper said that Trump was lying when he tried to backtrack on his disinfectant comments.
The Centers for Disease Control and the EPA issued advisories warning against the human ingestion of disinfectants, which are poisonous. The news networks continued to carry Trump’s press conference live, even as some critics say that the disinfectant remarks are a perfect example of why they should be covered in other ways. CNN has been skipping portions of the briefing while interrupting for fact checking, while MSNBC has done some of the same.“And I know what some of you might be thinking in this moment, why would we air the President live today after all of this?” he said.
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