It's Been Exactly 1 Year Since The Most Insane Moment Of The Trump Presidency
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One year later, many people still can't believe this actually happened.
It was exactly one year ago Friday when then-President Donald Trump delivered what may have been the wildest few moments in presidential history. As the nation battled the coronavirus pandemic, Trump went on television and delivered what could only be described as medical improv. He said government scientists would be testing “very powerful light” inside the body to kill the virus, as well as disinfectant taken “by injection” which would be “almost a cleaning.” Dr. Trump on curing #coronavirus: Suppose if we hit the body with a tremendous light whether its ultraviolet or just a powerful light...[or] brought the light inside the body...the disinfectant [also] knocks it out, [so perhaps we could] inject it inside.”pic.twitter.com/2rtQdri7sC— Louis Fishman لوي فيشمان לואי פישמן (@Istanbultelaviv) April 24, 2020
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