White House Still Won’t Say When Trump Last Tested Negative For Coronavirus
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The White House once again refused to specify when President Donald Trump last tested negative for coronavirus Wednesday, following days of reporters seeking clarification on the president’s COVID-19 timeline.
Trump first announced he had contracted coronavirus at 1 a.m. Friday, but the timeline offered by the president’s team of physicians this weekend implied Trump may have received a positive test result sometime on Thursday, before attending certain campaign events. (RELATED: White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany Tests Positive For Coronavirus)
White House physician Sean Conley refused three times Monday to pin a specific time for when Trump last tested negative. White House deputy communications director Brian Morgenstern echoed that refusal Wednesday.
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