President Trump's Oxygen Levels Fell Twice In Recent Days

The transcript discusses President Trump's health, focusing on his blood oxygen levels, which dipped below 94% on Friday and Saturday but later improved to 98%. Dr. Sean Conley, treating the President, admitted to avoiding certain questions to maintain an optimistic tone. Conflicting reports emerged, with White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows expressing concern over Trump's condition. The medical team suggested a possible discharge by Monday.

What was the lowest recorded blood oxygen level for President Trump during the initial health concerns?

• 98%

• 92%

• 94%

• 96%

Why did Dr. Conley avoid answering questions about the President's oxygen levels?

• He did not have the data at the time.

• He was instructed by the White House.

• He was unsure of the exact levels.

• He wanted to maintain a positive outlook.

What was Dr. Conley's main reason for his optimistic statements?

• To reflect the President's upbeat attitude.

• To avoid causing public panic.

• To comply with hospital policy.

• To follow media guidelines.

What did White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows say about President Trump's condition?

• He showed no signs of illness.

• He was ready to be discharged.

• He had a very concerning period.

• He was completely out of danger.

When did the medical team suggest President Trump might be discharged?

• Tuesday

• Monday

• Sunday

• Saturday