While the president spent the hours and days after the polls closed plotting a strategy to hold on to power, his daughter and son-in-law were already washing their hands of the Trump presidency. No matter how vociferously Trump claimed otherwise, neither Kushner nor Ivanka Trump believed then or later that the election had been stolen, according to people close to them. They saw which way the votes were going and understood that the president had lost his bid for a second term. The election had not even been called for Joe Biden, but as Kushner later told the story to aides and associates, the White HouseвЂ™s young power couple felt no need to wait for the official results. 5, 2020, barely 24 hours after President Donald Trump claimed that вЂњfrankly, we did win this election,вЂќ Jared Kushner woke up and announced to his wife that it was time to leave Washington. Recent data indicates a total of 300,501 positive cases reported in the state with 23,033 fatalities attributed to the virus.WASHINGTON - On Nov. I don't think we need any ventilators in Florida right now.'ДЄccording to projections from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, New York has already hit its coronavirus peak. I was like, look, I actually agree with your numbers. 'When everybody was talking about 40,000 ventilators in New York,' DeSantis said, 'I am in contact with Jared about Florida, and he was saying that they are not going to need that. Department of Health and Human Services and New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's office for comment.ДeSantis also said he agreed with Kushner in March that New York would not require the number of ventilators they were requesting, which was approximately 40,000. Newsweek reached out to the Public Health Emergency Department of the U.S.

'And I have 6,500 ventilators that are sitting idle, unused around the state of Florida.'

'We've had people in the hospital,' DeSantis said, 'but I am now in a situation where I have less than 500 people in a state of 22 million on ventilators as of ,' DeSantis said. Governor DeSantis told Trump Tuesday that had he had over 6,000 ventilators 'unused' in the state. Kushner said during an April news briefing that the 'notion of the federal stockpile was it's supposed to be our stockpile' and was not designed 'to be states' stockpiles that they then use.' Many states did receive medical equipment from the stockpile, including Florida. Ventilators, along with other medications and medical equipment, are held in the Strategic National Stockpile which is managed by the Public Health Emergency division of the U.S. Senior White House adviser Jared Kushner said Tuesday that the federal stockpile of ventilators had more than 10,000 units and was 'growing every day.' Win McNamee/Getty 'We're talking about a lot of countries that need help.' Trump said that some ventilators would be sent to 'not only allies but countries that need help,' Trump added. 'We're getting a lot more in than we're sending out.'ДЄn executive working on the White House ventilator program told Newsweek previously that while governors alarm was understandable, they and the media were largely wrong in predicting a catastrophic deficiency.

'More than 10,000 and it's growing every day,' Kushner said. Jared, what do we have, 10,000, more than 10,000 in stockpile?' preparedness to assist states in fighting coronavirus. 'We were ready to move,' Trump said of U.S. the ventilator shortfalls the governors predicted never materialized. Kushner whose involvement in the White House pandemic response was treated with suspicion from outset because of his personal ties to the president, and was widely condemned for saying the governors were overestimating their ventilator needs as infection rates approached their peak. Trump's statement, made during a meeting with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, was backed up by Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law and adviser. has more ventilators than it can currently use and will be sending the surplus to other countries battling the coronavirus pandemic. President Donald Trump said Tuesday that the U.S.

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