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The close-up image shows Trump as “forced and repressed” in his first comments upon returning from the hospital to the White House.
Twitter account Brennan Murphy posted on October 5 two close-up videos as US President Donald Trump spoke at the White House shortly after leaving Walter Reed National Military Medical Center after four days of treatment with Covid-19.
One video shows the President of the United States appearing to be short of breath as he speaks, the other shows him wincing in pain, but still struggling.
US President Donald Trump looked breathless when he spoke at the White House on October 5. Video: Twitter / Brennan Murphy.
The video shows that US President Donald Trump apparently stifled his speech at the White House on October 5. Video: Twitter / Brennan Murphy.
These two videos quickly attracted millions of views, tens of thousands of likes and shares. Many Twitter accounts also commented that the President of the United States should return to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for further treatment.
The President of the United States on the night of October 5 (morning of October 6 in Hanoi) left the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. After returning to the White House, he went up to the second floor, went out to the balcony, put the mask in his pocket and raised his hand.
Trump also advised everyone not to “be afraid” of nCoV and not to let the virus “take over life.” “Don’t be afraid of it. You’re going to get over it. We have the best medical equipment. We have the best drugs, all of which have been developed recently,” Trump said in a home video. White.
The president of the United States stressed that he felt “better than 20 years ago” after being treated by doctors from the Walter Reed Military Medical Center. Before that he also posted on Twitter announcing “very good”.
Dr. Sean Conley said Trump’s symptoms continued to improve and that he was eligible for discharge. However, Conley admits that Trump may not have “come out of the woods,” emphasizing the degree of uncertainty surrounding his condition.
The US media does not rule out the possibility that the head of the White House should return to the hospital, which could harm both his health and his chances of re-election. Trump is 74 years old and overweight, putting him at high risk for serious complications from Covid-19.
Mary Trump, granddaughter of the president of the United States, revealed on October 4 that the Trump family considered the disease “a manifestation of an inexcusable weakness.” “It sounds extremely ruthless, but it’s true,” Mary said.
The US President’s reelection campaign says he still wants to have a second debate with the planned Democrat Biden, even though he is currently dealing with Covid-19 in the White House. The two presidential candidates are expected to participate in the two remaining face-to-face debates on October 15 and October 22.
Ngoc Anh (Follow Hill / NPR)
