However, it is not yet clear to what degree contracting the virus confers immunity from future infection. FMTNews Covid19
Donald Trump gives thumbs up, as he departs after speaking from the Blue Room Balcony of the White House yesterday.
“You have a president who is immune … so now you have a president who doesn’t have to hide in a basement like his opponent,” he added – in a jab at the Democrat Biden and his far more cautious approach to campaigning in a pandemic. During his phone interview on Fox News, Trump went on to suggest that his White House rival could himself be sick.
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