In an interview aired on Saturday night on Fox News world Watters program taught Dr. Deborah Birx controversial remarks by President Donald Trump during a press conference on April 23. During Presser Trump seemed to suggest that “ultraviolet” light could be used as disinfectants and taking treatments for the new coronavirus. “If he gets new information, he likes it, talking loudly and actually, that dialogue has – and this is what he had dialogue. I think he can only see information about the time just before the press conference, and he was yet that information to digest, “Dr. Birx said host Jesse Watters, during the preview of the interview by the head of the White House correspondent John Robert Fox showed on Friday. Watters Dr. Birx said that when the five talking about Fox News program on Friday. “Dr. Birx I point to my weekend, and I actually asked: ‘You were there, Dr. Birx, do you think the president would have said something dangerous?'” Said Watters. “She did not say, she said it was probably like thinking out loud, trying to find a good idea. And just to speak in DHS on the person,” he continued. The White House did not immediately respond to request for comment on Dr. Birx TIME statements are. During a press conference April 23 Bill Bryan, a deputy minister of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced that a study of the US government had found that the virus could be killed by exposure to sunlight, heat and humidity. He suggested that the Americans regarded as a way “to increase the temperature and humidity of potentially contaminated internal” to fight the virus. Bryan also spoke of disinfectant, and said that the study found bleach, the virus in saliva live in five minutes killing could “just to get it on syringes and let her go.” However, the study results have not yet been peer reviewed or have been published in a scientific journal, reports ABC News. A DHS spokesman told ABC News they prepare for the exam to undergo this process. It is updated here with our daily newsletter crown. After Bryan announcement, the president said Trump “, so I asked Bill a question that probably some of you are thinking about … Let the body with great success – whether it’s strong or ultraviolet light? And I think she said that has not been verified, but you try it. and then I said, suppose you put the light inside the body, it can be done either through the skin or in any other way, and I think you said you’re going to test that too. that sounds interesting. “” And then I see the disinfectant if it strikes out in a minute. one minute, “Trump continued.” And it’s a way to do that, for injection into or near a cleaning? Why see that it gets into the lungs and has a huge number of lungs. So it would be interesting to see that. “zoom-in clip Dr. Birx reaction to these comments was the viral Friday. ingestion of bleach or disinfectant is dangerous and experts warn strongly against it. disinfectant-related poisonings have increased since the beginning of the crown crisis, as Americans tried to disinfect most surfaces, and sometimes even their food (which is dangerous and unnecessary.) The president’s remarks were criticized. Reckitt Benckiser, the company that distributed before taking their Lysol products, issued a statement warning read more. Americans are Bevorrat ungsreinigungsprodukte By COVID-19 fears. It really does prevent coronavirus? That day he asked about his comments, President Trump told reporters he was “to ask a question mockingly.” But he had said earlier that day, White House press Kayleigh McEnany, the media take his statements out of context. “President Trump has repeatedly said that Americans should consult their doctors regarding corona treatment, a point that has once again highlighted at the briefing yesterday,” he said, according to Politico. “Let’s take it to mean the president too irresponsible Trump out of context and run with negative news.” The White House has also revised its copy of the briefing on April 23 concerning the comments made on the validity of Dr. Birx sunlight as a treatment for the virus, according to USA Today. The President asked Dr. Birx during the briefing, “Have you heard? The heat and light, with respect to certain viruses, yes, but compared to this virus?” “Not as a treatment,” he said as the terms of determination can be an aid body reacts with fever. The original copy had reported, saying that instead cites “This is a treatment” Axios reported on Friday that the president is planning to cut back on his lectures daily crown press because of concerns about the exposure that the controversy over his comments 23 April contributed. During Friday’s conference, the president spoke less than half an hour and took no questions. As of Saturday morning, 25 April, the United States, at least 905,364 confirmed cases of the virus and at least 51,949 confirmed dead by a tracker from the Johns Hopkins University. Please send any suggestions, cables and [email protected] stories. Picture copyright by Drew Angerer-Getty Images
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