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the united states first mentioned this in an answer to a question with all of the elites and davos switzerland, the first answer the question saying oh this virus is nothing, it will mean nothing. he has known of it, it took him one, two, three, four, five, six, eight weeks before he declared an emergency. then last thursday, we were supposed to start working on this. i asked senator mcconnell on this floor, i opened this door, mr. president, and i pointed down the hall and i said senator mcconnell should come back here and let's work on this bill. whether or not they finished in the house down the hall doing it or not we should be working on it. now it had four more days. senator mcconnell had to go back to kentucky. i don't know what he would back for. we asked him to stay and negotiate and do it to take care of stopping this virus, to take care of all the people in my state, it illinois, and senator markey state, senator kuhn state, and senator bozeman state, to take care of all these people who are losing their jobs and don't know what to do. senator mcconnell went back to kentucky, wasted

while chinese officials began locking down the city of wuhan, president trump was in davos, switzerlandhina's problem would not be the world's pandemic. >> we have it totally under control. >> reporter: trump barred most non-u.s. citizens there flights coming in from china, but behind the scenes, mistakes were already being made. the numbers climbeded to 35,000 cases worldwide, the cdc was sending the test to public health labs to make sure the tests would work. the public labs found out the tests were flawed. >> they immediately reported that. and cdc began an investigation quickly. but more and hear labs as they were verifying this through the coming days also found the same problem. >> reporter: but three crucial weeks testifying was at a near standstill while the cdc tried to fix the problem and the u.s. health system was satelliting blind. the virus suppress e spreading across america and u.s. officials had no way to test for it. >> that kept us from having stability on transmission of the virus. >> reporter: when the tests were ready, there wasn't enough to fill demand. this shows

but while chinese officials began locking down the city of wuhan, president trump was in davos, switzerlandtelling the world that china's problem would not be the world's pandemic. >> we have it totally under control. >> reporter: trump barred most non-u.s. citizens from flights coming in from china, but behind the scenes mistakes were already being made as the numbers climbed to 35,000 cases worldwide, the cdc was creating its own coronavirus tests. a slower process, that included sending the tests to public health labs to make sure the tests would work. those public labs found out the test was flawed. >> so they immediately reported that and cdc began an investigation very quickly. but more and more labs as they were verifying this through the coming days also found the same problem. >> reporter: but three crucial weeks, testing as at a near standstill while the cdc tried to fix the problem and the u.s. health system was flying blind. the virus spreading across america and u.s. health officials had no way to test for it. >> that kept us from having visibility on domestic transmission of t

but while chinese officials began locking down the city of wuhan, president trump was in davos, switzerlandlling the world that china's problem would not be the world's pandemic. >> we have it totally under control. >> reporter: trump barred most non-u.s. citizens from flights coming in from china but behind the scenes mistakes were already being made as the numbers climbed to nearly 35,000 cases worldwide, the cdc was creating its own coronavirus tests. a slower process that included sending the tests to public health labs to make sure the tests would work. those public labs found out the test was flawed. >> so they immediately reported that and cdc began its investigation very quickly. but more and more labs as they were verifying this through the coming days also found the same problem. >> reporter: within three crucial weeks testing was at a near standstill while the cdc tried to fix the problem and the u.s. health system was flying blind. the virus spreading across america, and u.s. health officials had no way to test for it. >> that kept us from having visibility on domestic transmiss

but while chinese officials began locking down the city of wuhan, president trump was in davos, switzerlanding the world that china's problem would not be the world's pandemic. >> we have it totally under control. >> trump barred most non-u.s. citizens from flights coming in from china. but behind the scenes, mistakes were already being made. as the number of cases climbed to over 35,000 cases worldwide, the cdc was creating a test. is a slower process that included sending tests to public health labs to make sure the tests would work. those public labs found out the test was flawed. >> so they immediately reported that. and cdc began an investigation very quickly. but more and more labs, as they were verifying this through the coming days, also found the same problem. >> three crucial weeks, testing was at a near standstill while the cdc tried to fix the problem and the u.s. health system was flying blind. the virus, spreading across america. and u.s. health officials had no way to test for it. >> that kept us from having visibility on domestic transmission of the virus for weeks and weeks

president of the united states first mentioned this in answer to a question about all the elites in davos, switzerland first answered a question saying, oh, this virus is nothing, it will mean nothing. he's known-- it took him, one, two, three, four, five, six, i think eight weeks before he declared an emergency and then last thursday, we were supposed to start working on this, we should have-- i had senator mcconnell on the floor and i opened this door and pointed down the hall and said senator mcconnell shut come back here and work on this bill. whether they're finished in the house down the hall doing it or not we should be working this. now we've had four more days, senator mcconnell had to go back to kentucky. i don't really know what he went back for. we asked him to stay and finish this, negotiate it and do it to take care of stopping this virus to take care of all the people in my state, in illinois, and senator markey's state and senator coons state and boozman's state and people's jobs and senator mcconnell went back to kentucky, another day, to your days we're wasting. three more days of pe