Trump Says Fauci Is a Good Person, But Made Mistakes

The transcript covers a discussion on the initial handling of the virus, highlighting Anthony Fauci's early statements and changes in stance regarding masks. It also includes Vice President Biden's response, criticizing the President for not informing the public about the virus's severity and suggesting that the administration warned Wall Street instead.

What was Anthony Fauci's initial stance on wearing masks?

• Masks were essential from the start.

• Masks were only needed in crowded places.

• Masks were not necessary initially.

• Masks should be worn only by healthcare workers.

What did the President know about the virus in January?

• It was a serious airborne virus.

• It was already under control.

• It was a mild flu.

• It was not contagious.

Why did the President choose not to inform the public about the virus's severity?

• He was waiting for more information.

• He wanted to avoid public panic.

• He was advised by health officials to stay silent.

• He believed it was not serious.

What action did the President's administration take regarding Wall Street?

• They warned about the virus's dangers.

• They advised to invest more.

• They suggested buying stocks.

• They remained silent on the issue.

What financial advice was given after the Wall Street meeting?

• Buy more stocks.

• Invest in healthcare stocks.

• Hold current investments.

• Sell short due to the virus threat.