US President Donald Trump lashed out at criticism of his handling of the coronavirus crisis during a grievance-fueled appearance from the White House. 9News
US President Donald Trump lashed out at criticism of his handling of the coronavirus crisis during a grievance-fueled appearance from the White House.
US President Donald Trump lashed out at criticism of his handling of the coronavirus crisis during a grievance-fueled appearance from the White House. "Unfortunately, it's all about him and that narcissism is irritating in good times but it is really debilitating at a time of crisis." After it aired, Trump grew increasingly irate as reporters probed the time line of his response, claiming the criticism wasn't fair and that he'd handled the outbreak effectively.Professor Greg Barton reflects on Trump's handling of the COVID-19 crisis.
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