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Bannon on China's handling of coronavirus: 'They knew about this in December'

February 07, 2020
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Former White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon has harsh criticism for the Chinese government's handling of the outbreak of coronavirus, and offers advice to the Trump administration on how the U.S. can further respond, including providing CDC resources to China and strategically partnering with European allies.

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