BALDWIN: Right now, President Trump is discussing how to reopen the nation's schools as states in the south shatter records for coronavirus infections, saying that he will, quote, unquote, put pressure on governors to reopen schools in the fall. CNN's Jeremy Diamond joins me from Washington. And, Jeremy, what else is Trump saying?</s>JEREMY DIAMOND, CNN WHITE HOUSE REPORTER: Well, Brooke, what we're seeing from the Trump administration right now is a full court press on encouraging state and local authorities to begin re-opening schools. We saw the President say that schools need to reopen in the fall. And the President and members of his administration pointing both to the mental health concerns, economic concerns in the country, ultimately saying that those outweigh the physical health concerns of having these students back in school. Not only for these students again, Brooke, it's also about how they could possibly spread the virus to, particularly if they themselves do not experience any symptoms. But what we heard the President say is that he plans on pressuring governors to begin that school re-opening. And, again, that was the emphasis that the President has even as we are seeing cases surge across the country -- Brooke.</s>BALDWIN: And how must teachers be feeling? Obviously as parents, it's the kids, but it's the teachers. I want to talk to the teachers.
Trump Says He Will Put Pressure on Governors to Reopen Schools.