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Donald Trump has scheduled the first public act for tomorrow after testing positive for covid-19, which will take place on the grounds of the White House. According to information provided by a member of the US administration, Trump will speak of “law and order” and maintain social distance from the attending public, and is expected to speak from a balcony.
On Monday, Donald Trump will organize a rally in Florida, his campaign team also reported.
The event in the city of Sanford will take place 12 days after the announcement that he tested positive for the covid-19 infection. Trump’s doctor announced that as of Saturday the president will be able to safely resume public events.
25 days before the Nov. 3 election, Trump said on Rush Limbaugh’s radio show that the experimental treatment he received (Regeneron antibody cocktail) “is a cure” for the novel coronavirus, and announced two public events, one this Saturday. , in Washington, and another in Florida, next Monday.
The president said the treatment “is better than a vaccine” against the disease, which has killed more than 212,000 people in the United States. Trump’s health continues to raise doubts, despite claims from his doctors and his attempts to abandon quarantine and resume the campaign.
Trump’s health condition generates skepticism, as doctors have not released important data, including a precise explanation of when he was infected and when was the last time he was tested for the coronavirus and it came back negative. Public information, such as the fact that he was treated with corticosteroids, suggests that the viral condition may have been severe at first, raising questions about whether he would need to stay in quarantine any longer.
Adding to this pressure is the Democrats’ attack on Congress after the Democrat-controlled House of Representatives announced that it plans to establish a commission to investigate Trump’s ability to govern and whether the 25th Amendment should be enforced.
House Leader Nancy Pelosi said the bill “does not concern President Trump, who will face the judgment of voters, but shows the need to create a process for future presidents.”
In an interview with Rush Limbaugh, Trump suggested, for the first time, that he would have come close to death had it not been for the treatment. “Thanks to that, I’m talking to you today,” he said, after quoting a friend who died from the disease.
The president’s doctor, Sean Conley, announced that Trump could safely resume public engagements this Saturday.
Live ‘Medical Assessment’
Trump spent three nights in the hospital last weekend due to COVID-19. He was on Fox News TV phone shows and was scheduled to appear on Tucker Carlson’s late night show tonight. According to the station, he will undergo a live “medical evaluation”, performed remotely by doctor Marc Siegel, a regular on Fox News.
