The AXIOS interview was truly amazing stuff.
Trump went to great length to say that we only have a bunch of cases because we test so much, and this makes us look bad. Leaving aside the fact that if you are infected, you are infected whether or not you are tested - let's just say he means "confirmed cases". His assertion is that our confirmed cases are higher as a portion of population than other countries just because we test a lot.
He then goes on to say we are doing quite well, because our deaths per case is lower than other countries. Leaving aside this is a dubious claim - he's done a neat jui-jitsu here.
Our deaths per confirmed case is lower because we have more confirmed cases because we test more. So if we tested less - as he would appear to wish - our cases would go down, but the deaths per case would rise. Or you can say that other countries like Russia or Brazil have more "deaths per cases" than we do because they don't have as accurate count of the cases.
The only meaningful metric, as Swan tried so hard to point out was "deaths per population" - which Trump then says "You can't do that"
reminded me of Tufnel saying "But these go to eleven"