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Via: Guardian
US president Donald Trump has used his daily coronavirus press briefing to read out flattering news stories about himself. He also played a highly-edited clip of New York governor Andrew Cuomo in a bid to prove his administration’s handling of the pandemic has been competent. CNN reporter Jeremy Diamond asked if the day the US reached the ‘grim milestone’ of 40,000 deaths is ‘really the time for self-congratulations?’ Trump went on to call the reporter ‘fake news’ who didn’t ‘have the brains you were born with’ Trump plays misleading clips of ‘support’ from Cuomo at coronavirus briefing Trump holds Covid-19 briefing as governors ask for more help - as it happened Continue reading…
