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To: FJB who wrote (1224387)	4/25/2020 8:40:54 PM
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Birx has been a scene stealer before — such as when she warned younger Americans that they were not immune to COVID-19, stating, “millennials are the key” to stopping the spread of the virus. But her body language as President Trump suggested bright-light treatments and disinfectants to fight the coronavirus on Thursday — sitting still, taking a deep breath, blinking, setting her face still and then staring at the ground — went viral on Twitter TWTR, +3.15% on Friday. Some criticized her for not standing up and refuting the president’s comments immediately. Read more: Trump suggests disinfectant as treatment for coronavirus ‘by injection inside or almost a cleaning’ — later says he was speaking ‘sarcastically’ Others set the clip to the theme music from HBO’s T, +0.71% “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” or joked about her facial expression. “You can see Dr. Birx’s soul leave her body,” snarked one tweet.