Trump's long and winding road to acting like a 'wartime president' and invoking the Defense Production Act
to, in a worst-case scenario, ramp up production of necessary medical equipment such as ventilators.
Hospital clinicians put on protective equipment before testing patients for the novel coronavirus at Newton-Wellesley Hospital in Newton, Massachusetts, March 18, 2020.but it was unclear at that time whether or not he had ordered private industry to scale up production. Over the course of the following week, it would become increasingly unclear whether or not Trump was exercising that power.
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