If you cheat, money will follow

In the face of increasing pressure from public opinion and public protests...

The governors of North American states are completely unable to sit still.

Many governors have publicly stated that the federal government's performance during the epidemic was very poor.

Not only does it lack the ability to coordinate, but it also lacks the ability to guarantee and organize.

The governor of New York said: "If the federal government does not import effective treatment drugs as soon as possible and distribute them to New York citizens, we will quickly resort to law and pass laws to protect New Yorkers."

In short, New York State is going to take the federal government to court.

"We have reached the end of our endurance. This is like a critical exam. Mr. President faces the test paper in front of him, his mind is blank and he knows nothing."

"There happened to be a test paper with the correct answers in front of him. But he said, I understand, I understand. He didn't even want to copy it."

"I will not allow New Yorkers to be ignored, bullied, bullied or any other unfair treatment."

"We hope that the federal government can learn lessons and stop abusing, dividing, anger, and hatred against its citizens..."

"Stop being narcissistic and do your best in the last few months to help others and repair the damage you have caused."

The governor of Michigan followed closely and began to bombard:

"We are already in the midst of a global pandemic. This is no longer a political issue, nor is it a so-called national security issue..."

"This is a serious public health security crisis."

"The epidemic has caused more than 300 million infections, more than 30 lives lost, and 3000 million people unemployed."

"In the past 24 hours, the death toll has exceeded the death toll from 911/."

"We hope that Mr. President can listen carefully to the guidance of professionals and the medical system and seek help and solutions from leading countries."

"Instead of being slow and praising himself as the greatest president like now."

"Whether you do well or not is an established fact, and even boasting cannot change it."

Governor Malan Lanzhou hit the nail on the head and said:

"I understand that everyone has the right to protest and express their feelings."

"But unfortunately, there are already more deaths from the epidemic than people protesting."

"What's even more incredible is that the president still praises his anti-epidemic measures on various occasions as leading the world."

"This is absolutely ridiculous."

The governor of Illinois said:

"We've had some helpful guidance from the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), but the guidance we've had from the White House in recent weeks has been unhelpful."

"We need the White House to fully exert its leadership role and help us obtain sufficient anti-epidemic supplies, equipment, and most importantly, help us obtain drugs from other countries."

"However, there is currently no indication that they are preparing to do this."

The governor of Washington State was also very angry:

"The epidemic has become so serious that the White House actually asked us to resume work."

"The worst thing is our death toll, which is obscenely and frighteningly high."

"Hundreds of people are dying from the epidemic every day across the state, but the White House believes that the current epidemic is getting better, which is baseless."

"All of this could have been avoided if we had sincerely sought help from the outside world and sought the kind of drugs that are already very effective."

"But they have been stubborn, laissez-faire and lack basic respect for life."

Faced with the joint efforts of the governors of various states to force the palace, King Dong stood up.

He faced reporters' cameras and argued hard.

Present facts, reason, and provide evidence, and argue with the states.

He believes that the White House has done enough, and the current situation in the states is their own fault.

They failed to implement the White House's guidance.

"While I think Washington State has done a good enough job..." he said.

"The governor is a failed presidential candidate, and as you should all know, his approval rating in the polls is next to zero." (The implication is that he is incompetent.)

"He was always chirping and thought complaining was a good way to express himself."

"We have done a lot of work for Washington state, helping them build many temporary hospitals and providing a lot of medical supplies." (The implication is that Washington state itself messed up.)

"Michigan, that old woman has no idea what's going on. She just says it's the federal government's fault."

"And never think about what you did wrong?"

"We have taken great care of Michigan. You know how we take care of Michigan, right?"

"She should know very well."

"New ZWestern State, if you ask their governor, how are we doing? I think he will definitely say that we are doing great."

"The governor of New York State should also say that we have done a great job. I watched his press conference and he was saying thank you for our help."

"We helped them build a hospital in three days, and we helped them build many hospitals in various places in New York."

"He was very grateful for our help."

Governor of New York State: “…”

"We do a great job, but some people just don't appreciate it."

"The federal government has done enough. Our working group, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the Army Corps of Engineers... No country in the world will work so hard to help state governments and help the people."

"I really hate it when they tell lies, you know, we have been working 24 hours a day."

"Mr. Pence cannot sleep anymore and he deserves to be thanked."

"Yesterday he wanted to call the governors to remind him, and I told him not to waste time."

"Don't talk to that old lady in Michigan, she's unreasonable."

"Don't call the governor of Washington either. It's in vain. It's meaningless."

It is obvious that the president can still fight back forcefully in the face of the joint efforts by state governors to force the president to withdraw from office.

The reporter asked the next question.

"In the past few weeks, the epidemic has basically ended on the other side of the ocean. Their local infection rate is zero, and they are..."

"What? Can you say it again?" King Dong asked deliberately.

"Mr. President, I said that the epidemic has basically ended on the other side of the ocean. Their local infection rate is zero, and they are transporting various epidemic prevention materials to other countries..."

"No, no, no... don't be joking, I don't believe it, they must be lying." King Dong insisted:

"No country can end a global pandemic so quickly, not even them... If any country in the world can end a pandemic first, it must be us."

"Our citizens are of high quality and will consciously maintain social distance."

“Our medical facilities are highly skilled and can quickly recover and discharge patients.”

"Our medical companies are going all out to develop new drugs and vaccines, do you understand?"

"It's the kind where one shot can keep the virus at bay."

The reporter nodded blankly: "I think I should understand."

"That's good. Believe me, time will be very fast, our vaccine will be available soon, and then we will be able to work and live normally."

The reporter wanted to continue asking: "Mr. President, Guan Ke..."

But King Dong did not give him this opportunity: "Ladies and gentlemen, today's meeting ends here."

"See you next time."