Trying to stay to the facts, I don't think anybody for months has tried to say that China didn't withhold information from the WHO, or that China lied and did not pressure the WHO to not raise an alarm initially. Those are old news.
Buckling to China is where the WHO went wrong, although I definitely could see them do it for the US too. However since being called out the WHO has tried to be the world clearing-house they were meant to be. Not sure how well that is going wince we cut the majority of their funding, or how well they will be able to help for whatever comes next.
The general press started to report on coronavirus for what it was in December because of a Wuhan optometrist who wrote about it in patients and then staff around him. Also old news is the fact that US intelligence became aware at latest in November, tracked it as a "pandemic," and in January had at least two audiences with the President (1/23 & 28), with reports of another on January 3. If they got even one audience it was taken to be a solid threat so to have had two or three meetings says a lot. There's an interview in which Dr. Fauci says he and the others reportedly urged "immediate action" that didn't happen.
There are plenty of videos of Trump saying in January it was "totally under control" then giving more denials through February and into March. The math of plotting progress and expansion from two starting points in January versus March is not rocket science. That's why those delays in preparation are how
https://trumpdeathclock.com currently estimates that 64,831 deaths of US citizens were caused by Trump. (60% of the total)
Despite all this plus the current administration having closed the office which should have been coordinating the US actions, there is Congress. They have their own numerous intelligence committees and Congress is from whom all money flows.
That's all well documented history at this point, so like an old boss used to say: "So what are we going to do about it NOW?"
btw - The daughter says that while there have been some mutations it's a pretty normal rate and addressing it is just part of the process, not something unique that she's worried about.
