"In fact, we just saw your show and a couple of other people just reported back to me that everyone is in great shape from the standpoint of ventilators which are very hard because they were expensive and big and they are very high-tech," Trump told Hannity, again adopting the royal we while showing his very deep grasp of how things like ventilators work. "But they are very hard to get and we are building thousands of them, and we have that in good shape."

"We" are not building thousands of them, by the way. But as of Wednesday, GM is under contract under the Defense Production Act to start building them, a $490 million contract for the company. This happened nearly three weeks after Trump "ordered" GM to make them: Without a contract. At a factory GM sold last year. In a tweet directed to some random guy using @generalmotors as his Twitter handle. And he is still playing politics with the states on providing these critical supplies.

Meanwhile, this nugget from the IG report remains true: "Hospitals reported that their most significant challenges centered on testing and caring for patients with known or suspected COVID-19 and keeping staff safe. Hospitals also reported substantial challenges maintaining or expanding their facilities’ capacity to treat patients with COVID-19. Hospitals described specific challenges, mitigation strategies, and needs for assistance related to personal protective equipment (PPE), testing, staffing, supplies and durable equipment; maintaining or expanding facility capacity; and financial concerns."