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WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump left the hospital on Monday after four days of emergency treatment for COVID-19, removed his mask the moment he arrived at the White House and vowed to quickly return to the campaign.
Earlier, Trump tweeted that Americans, who have lost nearly 210,000 people to the virus, have nothing to fear.
A series of moments made for television allowed Trump to make the most of his medical discharge, starting with leaving alone through the large, golden entrance doors of the Walter Reed Military Hospital on the outskirts of Washington.
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Live on television, he then walked in a mask to a limousine, giving the go-ahead, before boarding the Marine One helicopter for the express flight to the White House, which he left Friday after falling ill.
After landing, he climbed the steps to the majestic South Portico balcony, removed his mask, and offered a 23-second salute to the departing Marine One.
