White House: Important Discovering Coronavirus Treatment

Trump wrote that the slowdown is the consequence of the so-called <x0 state-state”, a conspiracy theory under which a conspiracy is under way within the American political system is developing by a hidden government within the legally elected government. But the president offered no evidence regarding his claim.

Trump's comments also followed an article published by the agency “Reuters” on Thursday, saying a senior Food and Barnat Administration official had indicated he would leave the post if the Trump administration approved a vaccine before it was declared safe and effective.

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White House Press Secretary Kaylay McEnanny said late Saturday evening that Secretary of Health and Human Resources Alex Azariah and Food and Bars Administration chief Stephen Hahn will be present when Mr. Trump make public the news about the therapies. A development that comes the day before the launch of the Republican National Assembly, where Trump will be renamed to compete for a second term at the White House.

Numerous health experts have said that anti - coronary vaccines will not be available until the end of this year or early in 2021, stressing that it will be ready only after clinical evidence of its efficiency has been successfully tested, which has already started in several countries, including the United States.

Trump has been accused by Biden and the Democrats of failing to address pandemic in the country. But the president has often said that finding an infectious treatment is near and has confirmed that the virus will simply disappear.

Former Vice President Beden, who accepted appointment for president by the Democrats last week, accused Trump that even “after all this time, there is still no plan to fight the pandemic. He failed to protect America”, Mr. Biden said, considering this an unforgivable thing.

On Sunday, White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows defended President Trump's tweeting post during an interview for television network “Fox News”

Meadow complained about the pace of tests supervised by the Food and Barnat Administration.

“We will not cut short in terms of research processes”, said Mr. Meadows. “We'll cut red tape. I welcome Pnresident to this post”.

Senator Chris Coons, a Biden supporter, said in an interview for “Fox News” that President Trump “has failed to act responsibly” in the treatment of coronary.

He's lost his way and he won't accept help. Donald Trump has failed to face this pandemic”, Coons added. /voa