Trump Says Getting Tested For Coronavirus Isn't a 'Big Deal'

The transcript covers a discussion on health and testing, emphasizing the speaker's good health and lack of symptoms, as advised by the White House doctor. It highlights contingency planning and compares flu statistics with current data. The speaker praises the task force's efforts and details improvements in testing and policy changes, including early inflow control measures.

What was the speaker's reason for not getting tested?

• They felt extremely good and had no symptoms.

• They were advised by friends not to do it.

• They were afraid of the test.

• The test was not available.

How does the speaker compare the current situation to the flu?

• The flu is less serious than the current situation.

• Both have the same number of deaths.

• The flu has significantly more deaths and cases.

• The current situation has more deaths than the flu.

What is the speaker's opinion on the task force led by the Vice President?

• It has been ineffective.

• It has been slow to respond.

• It has been fantastic.

• It needs improvement.

What changes did the speaker mention regarding testing?

• Testing has become slower.

• Testing is only available for professionals.

• Testing is now more accessible.

• Testing is no longer necessary.

What proactive measure did the speaker highlight?

• Delaying the response to the situation.

• Reducing the number of task force members.

• Stopping the inflow of people early on.

• Increasing the number of tests available.