Trump says plenty of offensive stuff, but this isn't it. She asked an aggressive question trying to blame Trump for American deaths and he responded by telling her to ask the party he (correctly) views as actually responsible.
And the question gives the game away. One week the reporter asks why we are lagging behind other countries in testing, then a few weeks later they act outraged that we would compare our testing levels to other countries.
How does this transparent BS help inform the public?
How does this transparent BS help inform the public?
This is the person who complained about us comparing our testing to other countries and treating it like a "global competition" while Americans are dying. Come on. 
Here is the same reporter on March 31st:
"and compared to other countries the U.S. is falling behind [on testing]"
Why was @weijia treating it like a global competition while Americans were dying?
"and compared to other countries the U.S. is falling behind [on testing]"
Why was @weijia treating it like a global competition while Americans were dying?
This stuff is getting exhausting. It's the same "reporters" doing it every time. Americans are actually dying and they are trying to get their 2 minutes of fame with invented outrage, which Trump is happy to give to them because he benefits from it too.
