"The captain should not have written a letter. He didn't need to be Ernest Hemingway" -- Trump on Captain Crozier, who wrote a letter expressing concern that his ship was infected with coronavirus

Trump on February White House memo addressed directly to him that warned of potentially millions of coronavirus deaths in the US: "I didn't see it."

REPORTER: You said in February that within a couple days coronavirus cases would be down to zero.

TRUMP: Well, the cases really didn't build up for a while.

Trump wants you to believe that he never saw a memo written by one of his top advisers (Peter Navarro) directly addressed to him in February that warned of millions of US deaths

Trump's new coronavirus talking point is to try and offload blame to the WHO

An awkward moment as Trump is asked about the wisdom of cutting funding to the World Health Organization during a pandemic

Here's the president ranting at length about the Post Office during a #TrumpPressBriefing about a deadly pandemic

Trump still hasn't figured out that the 1918 flu pandemic didn't happen in 1917

Trump accuses Wisconsin Democrats of wanting to move today's election because they were scared about Trump endorsing a Republican, not because of the deadly pandemic. He then pushes lies about mail-in voting enabling cheating.

"I really think it's a great thing to try, just based on what I know" -- we've reached the Trump Pushes Unproven Drugs portion of the April 7 briefing

Trump indicates he has reservations about the work of any inspector general who wasn't appointed by him

Asked about whether it was a good idea to urge people to go vote today in Wisconsin amid a deadly pandemic, Trump dodges the question and mentions that he won Wisconsin in 2016.

Trump tries to blame Wisconsin's Democratic governor, who wanted to delay the election but was stymied by Republicans, for the fact the election wasn't delayed

Trump just completely makes shit up to try and make it seem as though mail-in voting enables cheating (there's no evidence it does)

Trump bizarrely refuses to take a question from a reporter about oil because the reporter can't tell him what the price of oil is

Trump takes a softball question from ultra-sycophantic OAN and then ends his portion of the news briefing

400,000 US coronavirus cases later, Trump just defended his February whopper that infections would soon be "down to close to zero" https://www.vox.com/2020/4/7/21212936/trump-peter-navarro-memos-coronavirus-briefing