Isn't the Trump administration holding information we don't know?

The following is an excerpt from Takayuki Yamaguchi's extertion, published in the monthly magazine Hanada, released on the 26th of last month.
Preamble omitted
The United States is hiding something.
The Trump administration, which has set its utmost emphasis on raising economic indicators toward the November presidential election, has reduced the tariff on retribution against China and delayed the enforcement of restrictions on Huawei from this year. He continued to appeal for tension relief in the United States and China.
For even China's response to the new virus, Trump President posted "Xi Jinping president is doing well" in Twitter, showed even afford to appreciate the Xi president to be chased to the corresponding.
However, as for Chinese traffic to and from the United States, while all foreigners staying in China are refused entry, he set out to restrain Americans from traveling throughout China.
It was a quicker and more stringent shoreline measure than the Japanese government did.
President Trump, who is purely dry and profitable, is unlikely to take unnecessary steps to cool the economy without need.
"Isn't the Trump administration holding information we don't know?"  In mid-February, several other unnatural phenomena and signs were caught, so some government officials in centers have doubts that the United States is hiding critical information about the new virus.
The uniqueness of the land of Wuhan was behind the government center's suspicion that even Abe and Trump, which were seen as rock, could crack even the honeymoons of Japan and the United States.
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