Now that Trump is terminating our relationship with WHO and blaming them for his own failures, here& #39;s a comparison of who said what and when.

In mid-to-lateJanuary, WHO was right, and Trump was wrong:

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At the end of January, WHO warned of a global health emergency. On the very same day, Trump& #39;s HHS chief sounded the alarm, and Trump dismissed him as "alarmist."

Trump continued credulously accepting China& #39;s downplaying of the virus throughout February.

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Trump keeps citing his glorious travel restrictions on China. But those didn& #39;t have nearly the impact he says they did. And all throughout February, Trump continued to refuse to act, even though many in his own government wanted him to:

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And even into *March,* Trump was still claiming coronavirus would miraculously disappear. On *March 13,* a month and a half after WHO declared a global emergency, he said:

"I don& #39;t take responsibility at all."

As we see again today, he still doesn& #39;t.

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