‘Packed churches all over our country’: Trump brags about why he thinks Easter is the day Americans can return to work

President Donald Trump is barreling through with his plan to "open the country" despite the fact that coronavirus infections will likely not even have peaked by then. In a Fox News interview Tuesday afternoon the President praised himself for choosing Easter as the day he thinks Americans can return to work. Medical experts suggest if restrictions are relaxed too soon many more may contract COVID-19 and could die.

"Look," Trump told Fox News' Bill Hemmer, "Easter's a very special day for me. And I see it's sort of in that timeline that I'm thinking about. And I say, 'Wouldn't it be great to have all of the churches full – you know the churches aren't allowed, essentially, to have much of a congregation there."

"So I think Easter Sunday, and you'll have packed churches all over our country."

"I think it would be a beautiful time," the President, standing extremely close to Hemmer, continued. "And it's just about the timeline that I think is right."

Having "packed churches" would also certainly help spread coronavirus.

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