Dr. Anthony Fauchi is the largest expert on infectious diseases.
US President Donald Trump has returned a Twitter post calling for the dismissal of Dr. Anthony Fuchi, the country's. largest infectious disease expert. Trump's move comes after Fauchi said it would have been possible to save lives if the country had taken early isolation measures during the outbreak of the new Coruna virus.
On Sunday, Trump reissued a message from a former Republican candidate for Congress, citing comments made by Fuchi, in a television interview.
The Republican president has previously reposted tweets that criticize officials or opponents, rather than directly criticizing them.
Republishing the tag has sparked speculation that Trump's patience with the iconic expert is starting to run out and he may already sack him.
Fauchi's role has emerged nationwide in leading the fight against the epidemic.
On Monday, the White House did not comment on the tweet, which Trump re-posted.
Fauchi's role has emerged nationwide in leading the fight against the epidemic.
His statements contradicted Trump's vision, and he corrected the president on scientific matters during the crisis, including the effectiveness of hydroxychloroquine, an ancient drug used to treat malaria, in overcoming Covid-19.
The State of the Union program asked CNN Fauchi about a New York Times report documenting early warnings that had come to the White House about the emerging virus. Fauchi acknowledged that implementing the isolation measures early would have saved lives, but he warned that a number of factors were interfering with the matter.
"Of course it would have been better to have an early start ahead of events, but I don't think you can say that we are where we are now because of only one factor ... It is very complicated," he said.
And my differences are originally targeted by the extreme right in the country because of his contradictions to see Trump, and these recent statements have caused more criticism of him.
Trump also denounced the New York Times report in several tweets he published on Sunday, calling it "fake."
She said on Twitter, "It is time ... Dissolve Fuchi."
Trump intervened last week, during a daily press briefing, on Corona's developments in the White House,. and prevented Fauchi from answering. a question about hydroxychloroquine.
"Today he will not be fired by Fawcci ... He wants to humiliate him first for a while and there is one thing that you can rest assured ... that he will not have the nerve to dismiss him," said Joe Lockhart, a spokesman for former US President Bill Clinton.
Fauchi, 79, has led the federal administration responsible for controlling infectious diseases since 1984.
Some polls during the crisis showed that Americans trusted him more than Trump.
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