Fact Check: Did Donald Trump Suggest People Inject Poison to Cure COVID?
The former president faced criticism during his time in office over comments he made about disinfectant and COVID-19.
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The former president faced criticism during his time in office over comments he made about disinfectant and COVID-19.
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POLITICO Trump’s bleach news conference happened one year ago today. We’ve never been the same. It was wild in the moment. In time, it came to symbolize the chaotic nature of the presidency and the early Covid fight. Then-President Donald Trump speaks about the coronavirus at the White House on April 23, 2020. | AP Photo/Alex Brandon Link Copied One year ago today, President Donald Trump took to the White House briefing room and encouraged his top health officials to study the injection of bleach into the human body as a means of fighting Covid. It was a watershed moment, soon to become ...
Tweet President Donald Trump speaks about the coronavirus during a news conference in the press briefing room at the White House, Saturday, Feb. 29, 2020, in Washington. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik) Repeat after me: Trump never suggested people inject themselves with bleach. The media, desperate to help defeat Trump in the 2020 election, didn’t care that Trump never said such a thing, and decided to create the narrative that he had, and then ran countless stories about it. But it never happened. The false claim originated from the following exchange during the White House Coronavirus Task Fo...
Staff Mason Ho surfing the Wedge is a little bit of YouTube perfection, because Mason’s surfing and the wave at the Wedge go together like ham and scalloped potatoes. Like Easter and bunnies, Christmas and big, white-bearded men in red suits. You get the idea. Mason, as you’ve likely seen, is a guy who likes to surf waves that most people don’t. He surfs close to rocks, surfs over the shallowest of reefs, and bounces around in backwash like he was born in a washing machine. It’s all very entertaining, and his most recent vlog is no different.