Trump: "A lot of people love when press hits me"
US President Donald Trump asked reporters from The Post whether rallies or his coronavirus briefings at the White House were more important in an attempt to emphasize the importance of press conferences about the pandemic. “A lot of people love when the press hits me, you know, when I go at it with the press they like it,” Trump added.
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