The outbreak, which originated near the city of Wuhan in China's Hubei province, has tanked the U.S. There are more confirmed cases of Covid-19 in the United States than in any other country: More than 965,000 infections and more than 54,000 deaths have been confirmed, according to data from Johns Hopkins University. McEnany tweeted that Trump will brief the nation about 'additional testing guidance and other announcements about safely opening up America again' during a press conference later Monday.Д®arlier Monday morning, Trump fired off more anti-media tweets, describing the 'Lamestream' media as 'THE ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE!' White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany said earlier Monday that the president was not expected to attend the task force's next briefing, which was originally scheduled to be held at 5 p.m. He took no questions at the previous briefing Friday, which at 22 minutes marked one of the shortest pressers yet for the White House coronavirus task force. Rather, the president again said he was being sarcastic.Дespite the president's reported resistance to willingly give up a captive audience of millions, he may soon take a step back from the briefings.

Trump later tweeted that he had not simply misspelled 'Nobel Prizes,' which are awarded annually for outstanding contributions in several categories. For all of the great lawyers out there, do we have any takers? When will the Noble Committee Act? Better be fast!' 'Lawsuits should be brought against all, including the Fake News Organizations, to rectify this terrible injustice. 'When will the Noble Committee DEMAND the Prizes back, especially since they were gotten under fraud? The reporters and Lamestream Media knew the truth all along,' Trump wrote. The president asked when those reporters will 'be turning back their cherished 'Nobles' so that they can be givenВ to the REAL REPORTERS & JOURNALISTS who got it right.' Later Sunday, in a separate deleted Twitter thread, Trump attacked 'all of the 'reporters' who have received Noble Prizes for their work on Russia, Russia, Russia, only to have been proven totally wrong (and, in fact, it was the other side who committed the crimes).' Karni, herself a former New York Post reporter, also noted that officials who wanted to emphasize Trump's around-the-clock schedule would highlight the fact that the president would hold working lunches with cabinet officials. They told the New York Post on Sunday that Trump's schedule is so busy that he often skips lunch.ДЄnnie Karni, one of the journalists on the Times' report, tweeted in response to the Post that her story did not accuse the Trump of laziness, but rather of being consumed by media coverage. White House staffers appeared to push back on the Times' portrayal. The report did not say that Trump's recent habits include eating hamburgers from his bedroom, but did say that the president will watch television after the briefings with aides in his dining room, where 'comfort food - including French fries and Diet Coke - is readily available.' Recent polls show Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden, the apparent Democratic nominee in 2020, neck and neck in six key battleground states crucial for Trump's reelection. Trump has experienced a backlash even among his own Republican supporters who say that his lengthy, freewheeling performances at the daily press briefings are doing more harm than good, the Times reported. Trump appeared to be responding to the newspaper's report published Thursday, describing him as a 'sour president' who is increasingly isolated, worried and frustrated about his portrayal in the media. He later retweeted the tweets, correcting the misspelling of 'hamburger.' The White House did not respond to CNBC's inquiry about why the president deleted the tweets. 'I will often be in the Oval Office late into the night & read & see that I am angrily eating a hamberger & Diet Coke in my bedroom.

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