With the legislation passed to respond to the coronavirus outbreak in the United States, like the program created to give forgivable loans to small businesses, President Donald Trump may have 'failed' to manage Americans' expectations, Republican ally Chris Christie said Wednesday. Christie
With the legislation passed to respond to the coronavirus outbreak in the United States, like the program created to give forgivable loans to small businesses, President Donald Trump may have"failed" to manage Americans' expectations, Republican ally Chris Christie said Wednesday.
As the governor of New Jersey during Hurricane Sandy, Christie has experience dealing with a crisis, and he recently outlined a five-point plan in a Washington Post op-ed to get the country on a pathway to"begin to restore the American way of life." "Don't let the extremes govern our response to this... there's a middle ground here to tread and that's where we should be," he told the podcast's co-hosts, ABC News Chief White House Correspondent Jonathan Karl and Political Director Rick Klein.
"I understand it's uncomfortable. You know, I don't like wearing them... But you know what? The mask is on so you could protect others. The mask doesn't protect you. The mask protects others," he said."So to me, the most giving thing that anybody can do is to put a mask on because you're protecting others by putting your mask on."
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