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Internet Pummels Trump for Bragging About Ratings of His ‘2 Hour Variety Show’ While Ignoring 13,000 COVID-19 Deaths

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The U.S. has suffered 12,988 COVID-19 deaths but President Donald Trump is focused on a different problem: why the left is demanding news networks stop airing his daily coronavirus press briefings live.

Why? He likes the ratings. Trump says his daily press briefings draw an audience comparable to those that watch “Monday Night Football” or “The Bachelor” finale, so the news networks should continue to air them live.

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