Name: 77 percent Americans don't trust Trump's coronavirus info
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Description: Americans are more skeptical about coronavirus information coming out of the White House with only 23% of citizens saying they trust the information President Donald Trump provides on the pandemic. Only a third of people see friends and family as a highly trusted source for COVID-19 information.

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Americans are more skeptical about coronavirus information coming out of the White House with only 23% of citizens saying they trust the information President Donald Trump provides on the pandemic. Only a third of people see friends and family as a highly trusted source for COVID-19 information.