It should be clear that the WHO and China screwed up in not notifying the world about the Coronavirus

Washington Post:

Trump expands battle with World Health Organization far beyond aid suspension

The president's aides are working behind the scenes to sideline the WHO on several new fronts as they seek to shift blame for the coronavirus pandemic to the world body, U.S. and foreign officials involved in the discussions said.
To listen to the Trump-hating media, he should have taken steps to deal with the virus before anyone in the US was determined to have the disease, and before China and the WHO admitted it was being transmitted by human contact.  It is beyond weird that the media is not willing to hold the WHO accountable for its failure when one of their doctors told them it was a communicable disease and they ignored her.

The media would rather falsely accuse the president of suggesting that people should ingest Lysol.  The coverage of this pandemic will be forever tainted by media bias.

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