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This is consistent with other facts we know of the early approach of the Trump administration to notice of the virus ..

"The White House Paid Up to $500 Million Too Much for These Ventilators, Congressional Investigators Say"

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"Among the most surprising findings of the investigation was an email communication between the company and the government on the day the U.S. reported its first coronavirus case. On Jan. 21, a Philips manager sent a news story about that case to an HHS contracting officer and asked “how we could help out or if you may expect a need to accelerate any shipments.” Yet nobody from the federal government responded to Philips for six weeks, the investigators found."

See one bit from so many on the board on the administration's dishonesty and slow start on the matter:

conix, Fact check: A list of 28 ways President Trump and his team have been dishonest about the coronavirus

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March 5: Trump wrongly claims the virus only hit the US “three weeks ago”

Trump said, “We got hit with the virus really three weeks ago, if you think about it, I guess. That’s when we first started really to see some possible effects.”

Facts First: The US had its first confirmed case of the coronavirus on January 21, more than six weeks before Trump spoke here.

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