Trump Strikes New Tone on Coronavirus, Calls It ‘Invisible Enemy’

President Donald Trump is striking a different tone, urging Americans to take the threat of coronavirus seriously and begin social distancing.

Trump, speaking from the White House podium on Monday afternoon, appeared to be more serious and somber than other times during the 🦠Coronavirus Outbreak. He called on Americans to come together, said that there would be more pain to come and handed over several questions to the medical experts around him.

Just weeks after assuring Americans the virus was under control and only days after telling everyone to “just relax,” Trump painted a much darker picture on Monday.

“It’s not under control for any place in the world,” Trump said.

Trump also told reporters that Americans’ lives will be disrupted for far longer than many are expecting.

“If we do a really good job, we’ll not only hold the death down to a level that is much lower than the other way, had we not done a good job, but people are talking about July, August, something like that,” he said.

Unlike Sunday, when Trump was happily discussing