Trump’s coronavirus press briefings need to go virtual because he’s putting himself and others at risk

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As important as it is for the president and administration officials to keep the public abreast of developments in the spread of the coronavirus, the daily marathon press conferences President Trump has been hosting are diminishing in utility and, more importantly, putting himself and others at risk.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, a member of the White House coronavirus task force, said as much in an interview on Sunday.

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