President Trump's hit on the economy following the outbreak of the virus: "It could have an impact, but everyone should be calm."

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US President Donald Trump said Thursday night between Thursday and Friday that the US economy may be affected by the outbreak and spread of the corona virus, but he expects the challenge to end eventually. President Trump said the first interview town hall meeting) in front of an audience hosted by the American news network Fox News.

President Trump addresses US Corona crisis // Photo: Reuters

Trump's remarks about the potential for harm to the economy come in the shadow of the economic downturn that has created the spread of the Corona virus around the world. Speaking during the interview about the economic downturn following the Corona eruption, the president said: "It could have an impact. At the same time, I have to say that people now stay in the United States and spend their money in the US, and I love it."

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In his remarks, President Trump delivered a reassuring message to the American nation, emphasizing that "everything is going to work out. Everyone should be calm. We have plans for every option and I think that is what we need to do. We hope it does not last long."

President Trump has had to face a lot of criticism from Democrats for tackling the Corona challenge that has plagued dozens of countries around the world. Yesterday, the Senate approved a bill passed by Democrats in the House of Representatives for emergency funding following the spread of the $ 8.3 billion corona virus, a $ 6 billion gap between the Trump administration's proposal and Democratic lawmakers' demand.

As mentioned, after the proposal was approved by the Supreme Court, Trump criticized the interview saying, "I think people see us as doing a very good job. What we need to do is a professional job. Nobody blames us for the virus outbreak, it started in China."

President Trump in Fox News' first "People's Assembly" interview // Photo: AFP

Trump's interview came after US authorities on Thursday reported that the death toll from the Corona virus increased to twelve people, with the death of another King County in Washington state. Of the twelve people who died from Corona in the United States, eleven cases occurred in Washington and one case occurred in California.

The corona epidemic is spreading worldwide, and even in Israel after the 17th patient has been identified. Last night, the world's death toll crossed the 3,000 and the Corona crisis to another significant milestone, with close to 100,000 cases of the virus being detected. More than 97,000 confirmed cases have been identified to date, of which more than 3,000 have been reported, most of them in China.