Fifty-two percent of adults say they don't trust what President Trump has said about his health since testing positive for Covid-19 in the NBC News|SurveyMonkey Weekly Tracking poll.
WASHINGTON — A majority of Americans say they don’t trust what President Trump has said about his health since testing positive for Covid-19 earlier this month, according to new data from the NBC News|SurveyMonkey Weekly Tracking poll.
Fifty-two percent of adults say they don’t trust what Trump has said, while 38 percent say they do trust what the president has reported on his health.
Trump announced that he tested positive for the coronavirus on Oct. 2 — however, neither the president nor anyone in the White House or campaign has said when the president last tested negative prior to that date. White House physician Dr. Sean Conley said on Oct. 12 that the president had tested “negative” for the virus on consecutive days and was no longer a transmission risk.
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WNU Editor: The media narrative since March has been that if you get this disease, the health impact would be substantial or worse. Now we have President Trump running around just two weeks after leaving the hospital with Covid-19 doing rallies. How can that be? I am just surprised that it is only fifty-two percent of adults who say that they do not trust President Trump's statements on his health. I expected a higher number. As to what is my opinion? I had a severe case of H1N1 in 2010 that took me out for months. So I know too well on how these diseases can impact your health. I personally think President Trump is still dealing with the impact of his infection, and he is probably exhausted. Rushing around doing 3 or 4 rallies a day while running the country. I do not know how he does it, especially after Covid-19. But he is doing it. What a contrast from his contender who has been barricaded at his home for the past four days. And the world is noticing these differences between the two candidates. Is the American public also aware of this? I do not know.
