Trump urges quicker US reopening from virus lockdown

Trump, with an eye on his re-election prospects in November, made it clear he hoped more state governors would move toward a loosening of anti-virus restrictions. 'We did the right thing but we now want to get going... you'll break the country if you don't,' he told African-American leaders in Michigan, a key election battleground state. The Republican incumbent specifically talked about reopening places of worship -- something he had initially hoped would be done by Easter Sunday -- as important to the nation's healing. 'People want to be in their churches,' Trump said. 'They're so important in terms of the psyche of our country.' Trump has adopted the theme of 'Transitioning Back to Greatness' as states reopen at different speeds.