This is what you said:

> it's clear he never said anything about injecting disinfectant directly into a patient

Here's what Donald Trump said:

> And then I see the disinfectant where it knocks it out in a minute, one minute and is there a way we can do something like that by injection inside or almost a cleaning because you see it gets in the lungs and it does a tremendous number

Here's what your source had to say about what Donald Trump said:

> spoke about the use of ultraviolet light to fight the virus and an injectable disinfectant that would clean your lungs

The ongoing research Bryan was discussing was not medical research, and had nothing to do with the human body, and yet Donald Trump certainly said someting about injecting disinfectant directly into a patient (or at the very least, it isn't clear that he didn't say that).

So, what's your point? You really think he was suggesting that people drink cans of lysol to clean their lungs? That's absurd, and I think you know it. It just feels like senseless nitpicking to me. There's multiple avenues of research into this. Some more promising than others. He said, "it seems interesting to me", and left it at that. Nothing about that should strike anyone as inappropriate, when it was said for the sole purpose of trying to promote a guarded optimism around the matter. Too many seem to want to promote panic.

My point is that your statement:

> Listen to the remarks, and its clear he never said anything about injecting disinfectant directly into a patient.

does not seem to be correct. That's it.

> You really think he was suggesting that people drink cans of lysol to clean their lungs? That's absurd, and I think you know it

No, I think he was suggesting that using disinfectants as a treatment for COVID-19 is worthy of investigation based on the findings that lysol kills coronavirus.