That'll Trump now seems convinced that the initial Easter relaunch of the economy is probably

bad idea.

He's acknowledged that.

So he's decided to push it back way back way back by two weeks.

A senior White House official said there's a lot of internal energy pushing for May

1st because that's when the end of the White House is 30 days to slow the spread.

That energy is especially coming from some of the more economic and politically minded

AIDS.

Quote, we are looking at when the data will allow the opportunity to reopen.

So when you're thinking about when to reopen and potentially consign hundreds of thousands

of people to getting this infection, you should be talking to the economically minded

AIDS.

But anyway, that's what's going on here on the White House.

So the concern is that the situation on May 1st might not be that dissimilar from right

now that our testing capacity won't be significantly different.

Does Donald Trump see that as a potential problem?

Let's find out.

The administration discussed the possibility of reopening the country when the administration

does not have an adequate nationwide testing system for this virus.

Don't you need a nationwide testing system for the virus before you reopen?

We have a great testing system.

We have the best right now, the best testing system in the world.

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