Did President Trump actually ask for COVID-19 testing to slow down like he recently said at his rally? He's dodging that question.
At his first rally in months over the weekend, Trump raised eyebrows when he said he asked for COVID-19 testing to be slowed down, claiming that testing is "a double-edged sword" since it leads to more coronavirus cases being confirmed.
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