Interesting perspective on NPR this morning. The economic shock from Covid isn't just a demand side disruption, which the Fed has tools to deal with (making money cheaper and more available). If a pandemic should take hold, supply chains will be disrupted and now it is a supply side issue. Even if people want their electronics from China and have the money, the supply will not be there. Companies have already re-jiggered their supply chains as much as possible due to the tariffs, so there isn't any quick fix left. So, ironically, the pandemic might just deliver Trump's 'America First' objective of reducing global trade, maybe that is why he doesn't seem to want to address it.
The pandemic would also be good for the environment with less people traveling, slower overall consumption, and having to make things last longer... so hey, it's not all bad news.