DONALD TRUMP, U.S. PRESIDENT: China is a very sophisticated country and they could have contained it. They were either unable to or they chose not to and the world has suffered greatly.</s>CAMEROTA: All right. That's President Trump. He's been trying to blame China for the coronavirus outbreak in the United States and at the very same time, he's been praising the response of China's president. Now, President Trump says he wants to punish China. So how is China responding and what can President Trump actually do? Joining us now, we have CNN Anchor Julia Chatterley and CNN International Correspondent David Culver, who has reported extensively on the crisis from inside Wuhan. So, David, I want to start with you because this is a confusing message from President Trump. He has praised very publicly President Xi of China and President Xi's handling of the coronavirus but now says that he blames China. So how is that being interpreted in China?</s>DAVID CULVER, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Well, it seems like a contradiction, right, Alisyn? And you hear that and I think partly the Chinese are a little bit confused as they're receiving it. END
Trump Administration Draws Up Plans To Punish China Over Virus.