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Pelosi Urges Trump to 'Tell the Truth Spelled Out by Scientists'
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May 13, 2020
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1:29Now PlayingAs the coronavirus pandemic rages, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has just one message for Trump: “Tell the truth."
In an interview with AP, Pelosi focused on some of the recent comments attributed to the president that she says are not based on scientific research and evidence.
"I mean, injecting Lysol, magically go away, hoax, all that, miracle. I believe in miracles. I believe in prayer. But again, we have to pray and the work for the solutions to it all," said Pelosi.
As Republicans on Capitol Hill join the Trump administration to investigate China's role in the virus outbreak, she calls it a “diversion” from the more immediate problems of stemming the health crisis and salvaging the U.S. economy.
“Yes, we want to know the source of this pandemic, but let’s focus on why we are not testing, how we can help people,” she said.
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