In other comments, Trump named North Dakota, Montana and Wyoming as 'a lot different' to hard-hit states like New York.
Washington: President Donald Trump said Thursday that more sparsely populated states, where coronavirus is not a problem, can reopen their economies "literally tomorrow."
"You're talking about those states that are in great shape already? They will be able to go literally tomorrow," he said.
In other comments, Trump named North Dakota, Montana and Wyoming as "a lot different" to hard-hit states like New York.
Meanwhile, the confirmed coronavirus death toll in the United States reached 32,917 on Thursday, according to a tally by Johns Hopkins University.
The toll as of 8:30 pm (0030 GMT Friday) marked an increase of 4,491 deaths in the past 24 hours, by far the highest daily toll in the pandemic so far.
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