Out of America
Trump gives a thumbs up as he walks to Marine One to be airlifted to hospital for COVID treatment: President releases video reassuring Americans he is 'doing well' as son Eric asks 'pray for my dad' and White House says he IS staying in charge
President Donald Trump, who tested positive for the coronavirus, gave a ‘thumbs up’ as he walked from the White House to Marine One to be airlifted to Walter Reed Military Medical Center this evening. The President is being admitted to hospital for tests ‘out of an abundance of caution’. He is expected to remain in hospital for ‘a few days’. In a video message posted to Twitter, the President said: ‘I want to thank everyone for the tremendous support. I’m going to Walter Reed hospital, I think I’m doing well, but we’re going to make sure things work out. The First Lady is doing very well. So, thank you very much, I appreciate it. I will never forget it.’ Trump and the First Lady Melania Trump announced they tested positive in the early hours of Friday morning and at the time were self-isolating at the White House. Melania, who tweeted that she has ‘mild symptoms’ has not been taken to hospital with the President. On Friday evening, Eric Trump tweeted that his father ‘is a true warrior’ and asked Americans to ‘join me in praying for his recovery’. Earlier today, Trump’s physician said he was treated with a single dose of Regenron’s experimental polyclonal antibody cocktail. He added that the President was ‘fatigued but in good spirits’.
Trump has NINE days to overturn his election loss as Pennsylvania, Georgia and Michigan prepare to certify their results and his campaign keeps filing lawsuits claiming rampant voter fraud
President Trump is running out of time to implement his plan to overturn the results of the election as key battleground states that determined the outcome are set to certify a win for Joe Biden.