President Trump, VP Pence and other members of the coronavirus task force were asked by reporters when healthcare workers could expect to have the supplies. No one was able to provide a timeline.
The White House did not provide a concrete timeline Saturday about when healthcare professionals can expect to have much-needed supplies, such as masks and ventilators.
Trump, Pence and other members of the coronavirus task force were asked by reporters when healthcare workers could expect to have the supplies. No one was able to provide a timeline. President Donald Trump insisted Saturday that there was cause for optimism about drug therapies for coronavirus,from his top government scientists that the treatments’ effectiveness was not proven.
"I feel very confident. I've seen things that surprise me frankly,” Trump said, speaking at a press briefing at the White House.
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