Trump's team dodges virus blame while jobless benefit cuts loom | Analysis by StCollinson
The move comes as Republicans on Capitol Hill haggle over a measure that would replace, with smaller benefits, $600 a week in federal aid to millions of workers that has already paid out for the last time, even as out-of-control virus spikes cause some states to slow or reverse opening plans.
That figure is less impressive over the five-month span of the crisis and given that health experts say several million tests a day may be needed to get it under control."We're not going to have 300 million tests per day," he said, even though no expert has suggested such a volume would be possible or needed. He also claimed that half the tests — those processed in large commercial labs, came back at an average of 4.27 days, a figure he pledged to improve this week.
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