President Trump No Longer Contagious, White House Doctor Says

The transcript discusses the uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 transmission and isolation guidelines, particularly in relation to President Trump's health status. Medical experts question the timing of his return to public activities, while the CDC provides guidelines for ending isolation. Skepticism remains about the transmission risk, and the importance of knowing the President's testing timeline is highlighted. The transcript concludes with details of the President's public appearance and upcoming campaign events.

What did Dr. Sean Conley's memo suggest about President Trump's COVID-19 status?

• The president should continue isolation.

• The president tested negative for COVID-19.

• The president's symptoms have worsened.

• There was no evidence of an actively replicating virus.

According to the CDC, when can adults with mild to moderate COVID-19 cases be around others?

• Immediately after symptoms disappear.

• Only after testing negative twice.

• 10 days after symptom onset, if fever-free for 24 hours.

• 5 days after symptom onset, regardless of fever.

Why do experts emphasize knowing the president's recent negative tests?

• To confirm his recovery from COVID-19.

• To assess when he first became contagious and who he exposed.

• To determine the effectiveness of his treatment.

• To decide if he can attend public events.

What was the possible reason for the White House's timeline regarding the president's health?

• To align with CDC guidelines.

• To resume campaign activities quickly.

• To ensure the president's complete recovery.

• To avoid public scrutiny.

What did President Trump express during his address on the South Lawn?

• He was feeling great.

• He was still experiencing symptoms.

• He planned to cancel upcoming rallies.

• He was uncertain about his health.