Fact check: A list of 28 ways Trump and his team have been dishonest about the coronavirus

President Trump has been misinforming the public about the coronavirus. Here’s a chronological list of 28 different ways the President and his team have been inaccurate.

Trump has littered his public remarks on the life-and-death subject with false, misleading and dubious claims. And he has been joined, on occasion, by senior members of his administration.We've counted 28 different ways the President and his team have been inaccurate. Here is a chronological list, which may be updated as additional misinformation comes to our attention.

The CDC estimates that between 12,000 and 61,000 people have died in the US in each flu season between 2010-2011 and 2018-2019; its preliminary figure for 2018-2019 is 34,157 deaths.March 2: Trump says a vaccine is coming"relatively soon"Trump said:"We had a great meeting today with a lot of the great companies and they're going to have vaccines, I think relatively soon.

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