think? yeah, you know, i think it noes think? yeah, you know, i think it goes back— think? yeah, you know, i think it goes back to _ think? yeah, you know, i think it goes back to trustworthiness - think? yeah, you know, i think itj goes back to trustworthiness and donald trump like to boast about being very transparent, but here he was concealing something that clearly was very relevant to the american public, donald trump public health in the run—up to the election and i think you have to see it as part of a pattern that donald trump had during that election campaign of dismissing the seriousness of covid—i9 and even after he tested positive, and he went to the hospital and came back, he was dismissing the seriousness of covid—i9 saying that he got it, he got better in the drug is a great and if you get kevin utton, i recall i was at a rally that he told the crowd at the rally i got covid—i9 and i got better and if you get kevin you were going to get better and that was in october of 2016, hundreds of thousands of americans had died of covid—19 since then. i think it drives home the lack of seriousness that donald trump and his administration took towards this pandemic. his administration took towards this andemic. . ., , . .,