Later, he went amid questions tonight about the response about whether there are enough test kits in this country.

Here's NBC's chief White House correspondent, Jonathan Karl.

Tonight, President Trump visited the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta and insisted the federal government has the Corona virus outbreak under control.

Head of the CDC seemed to agree with president time devil risk to the American public.

Remains president also said Corona virus tests are available to everybody who needs them.

Anybody that needs a desk, it's a test week.

They're there.

They have the test and the test so beautiful.

That is not clear.

As Anthony Fauci of the National Institutes of Health said last night, up to this point, that has been a lag and the ability to get tested.

Vice President Pence went to Washington State last night, praising the efforts of Democratic Governor Jay Inslee in the state hit hardest so far.

I do want to commend Governor Inslee, your team's effort and the seamless partnership that was forged from the very beginning today.

The president offered an entirely different message.

So I told my not to be complimentary Lei governor because that governor's snake on the governor of Washington that we have many of your problems.

Okay, so Mike may be happy with him, but I'm not.

President's trip to the CDC almost didn't happen today after concerns there may have been employees.

They're exposed to the virus.

Mr.

President, why aren't you going to see D.

C today?

He's actually 78 is the name we make.

There was They thought there was a problem, Chief.

You see, somebody had a virus.

It turned out negative.

So what's he gonna do it?

Jon Karl live at the White House tonight, John President Trump at the CDC declaring that anyone who needs a test kit or a test in particular that they can get a test.

But there is some question about that.

In fact, vice President Mike Pence I know who has been put in charge by the administration of the coronavirus response, was asked about this just moments ago.

How did you clarify that because he said 24 hours ago, there weren't enough test kits in this country.

Vice President Pence said that the president is exactly right.

David that quote for the communities that have been impacted, we have been able to respond to requests for tests.

Less clear is whether or not they will have enough going forward.

But Pence also said that they've already distributed some 900,000 test kits this week and plan to do another four million by next week.

David All right, Jon Karl with us on a very important Friday night, John.

Thank you.

Hi, everyone.

George Stephanopoulos here.

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