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‘He’s Killing Us’: Outrage as Trump Says Hospitals Need Just Two Ventilators and FEMA Balks Over Pricetag of Buying More

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There is massive outrage as many are hearing President Donald Trump telling Fox News host Sean Hannity that New York City hospitals usually just have two ventilators while he mocked Governor Andrew Cuomo’s request – based on scientific models – for 30,000 to 40,000 of the life-saving units.

That outrage is growing as more and more read The New York Times article revealing FEMA is refusing to place an order for ventilators fearing the pricetag is too high. “I have a feeling that, a, a lot of the

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