Trump Backtracks on ‘Total Authority’ Claim

The transcript discusses the plans for reopening states, emphasizing the role of governors in implementing these plans based on their state's conditions. The federal government will support and hold governors accountable, providing resources like hospital beds and ventilators. The relationship between governors and the federal government is crucial, with the Presidency playing a significant role. Testing and tracing capabilities are essential for reopening, and governors are encouraged to use available testing resources to ensure safety.

What is the main reason some states might reopen before others?

• They have more federal support.

• They have more governors.

• They have more hospital beds.

• They are in better condition.

How does the federal government plan to assist states during the reopening process?

• By reducing state funding.

• By taking over state responsibilities.

• By offering advice and resources.

• By providing financial aid only.

What is the speaker's stance on governors who do not follow federal advice?

• They will lose federal funding.

• They will be ignored.

• They will be respected and supported.

• They will be replaced.

What is the speaker's view on the importance of the Presidency in the reopening process?

• It should be ignored by governors.

• It is irrelevant to the process.

• It is crucial for guidance and support.

• It is less important than state decisions.

What should governors ensure before reopening their states?

• Federal funding is secured.

• Adequate testing is in place.

• All citizens are vaccinated.

• All schools are open.