President Donald Trump said that as he tackles the current national crisis, he doesn’t want to “bother” his predecessors and doesn’t think he’s “going to learn much” from them
President Donald Trump said Sunday that as he tackles the current national crisis, he doesn’t want to “bother” his predecessors and doesn’t think he’s “going to learn much” from them.
In response to a reporter’s question on whether he would reach out to any former presidents , Trump implied that wasn’t in the cards.“I think we're doing an incredible job. So I don't want to disturb them, bother them,” he said at the White House coronavirus task force briefing. “I don't think I'm going to learn much and, you know, I guess you could say that there's probably a natural inclination not to call.
The president instead pointed to his approval numbers on the job his administration is doing — 55 percent of respondents approve of Trump’s management, a recentHowever, Trump said, if he felt that he would glean information that could save even just one life, he would “make the call in two minutes.”An emergency relief package meant to pump $1.6 trillion
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