Good evening. Today, a top administration official admitted in sworn testimony that when

it comes to testing for the coronavirus, this country is failing. You know this. We know

this. Any doctor on the front lines of the pandemic knows this, but today was Dr. Anthony

Fauci, who again under oath admitted what the vice president who heads the coronavirus

task force has not admitted and what the president has not had the courage to admit either. When

it comes to testing for the virus, this country is failing. And let's be frank, because as

the president himself said last night, this is not a time for politics. This is a time

for truth, for honesty and facts. So fact, our president has failed to take this virus

seriously from the beginning. Fail to get tests that actually worked into the hands of

the medical professionals all across this country who needed them weeks ago. Failed last

week, despite confident talk by the vice president of a million tests being shipped out, and failed

this week by the president who repeatedly says anyone who wants a test can get one. How

do we know these failures? Because doctors and hospitals across the country are telling

us. Because our own government still can't say how many of our fellow citizens have actually

been tested. We know we're failing because we can compare our response to the responses

of countries like South Korea, which has now tested roughly 20 times more people than

have been tested here. And our failure is made all the more painful because we had warning

that South Korean, China and other hard hit countries did not. We saw what was happening

there, and we did not do enough. Our failure is a scary truth, but at least it is the truth.

And listening to our president, the truth, like the test for the virus, well, that is in

short supply. Today, the president continued to lie about the availability of testing for

the virus. And he did it, even as Dr. Anthony Fauci was telling the truth. Here's what

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