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The White House image released to show that Trump “worked hard” while under treatment for Covid-19 was suspicious because he signed his signature on the white paper.
On the night of October 3, the White House announced a photo of US President Donald Trump working at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Ivanka Trump, her daughter and senior advisor, posted the photo on Twitter with the caption: “Nothing can stop you from working for the American people. There is no rest!”
Donald Trump worked in the Presidential Ward of the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland, on October 3. Image: The White House.
The left-hander from the Twitter account reposted this image and the image was enlarged on the document Trump was signing, without showing words above. “Love Review Document”, this account annotates photos and receives nearly 28,000 likes and thousands of comments.
“Wait, is he signing a whitepaper with Sharpie to assure America that he’s okay? This won’t work,” the Strictly Vanguard Twitter account commented.
Other photos posted show him in different locations, wearing different clothes, but the metadata for each photo shows that they were taken only 10 minutes apart, leaving some Observers say they are organized to give the impression that the president worked all day .
Analysis of the photo of a Twitter user shows that the document signed by the President of the United States has no content above. Image: Twitter / NYSouthpaw
The White House also released a 4-minute video of Trump discussing his improving health and his intention to return to work. The president of the United States appeared to have coughed during his speech, but that moment was removed from the video, according to the Chris Evans Twitter account.
Evans reposted a 7-second cut of the video, showing Trump “stumbling” after saying the word “therapeutic” (therapy), apparently because he was coughing, and the footage was edited to cut it. .
Research published by Cornell University last week concludes that Trump himself is likely the biggest contributor to the information turbulence about Covid-19 for the public.
Doubt against the White House is fueled by contradictions in an October 3 news update on the president’s health, even when he was first diagnosed with nCoV and the White House. had to correct the information by issuing another press release.
The president of the United States “stumbled” at 0:02 seconds, after the word “therapeutic”, the footage was allegedly cut when he coughed. Video: Twitter / Chris Evan
White House physician Sean Conley said Oct. 3 that Trump is in a good mood, has gone from a fever for 24 hours and may be released from the hospital, but he declined to reveal specific signs of the president’s survival. and avoid answering the question of whether you should breathe oxygen.
Minutes after Conley’s press conference, an anonymous source, later identified as White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows, provided the reporter with the conflicting information, saying “General’s Survival Indicators.” the last 24 hours are very worrying and in the next 48 hours they will be serious. We have yet to see a bright path to full recovery. “
Sources also confirmed that the US president had to breathe oxygen at the White House on the afternoon of October 2 before boarding a helicopter bound for Walter Reed. On the night of October 3, Meadows told Fox News that “we were really concerned about the situation yesterday morning. He had a fever and his blood oxygen levels dropped rapidly.”
The news of a positive test for Covid-19 that was announced by the president of the United States on October 2 raised suspicions and speculation from many directions, as he had a history of giving false information about the virus. as incomplete statements about your own health.
Hong Hanh (Follow yahoo news)
