Donald Trump from October 10 may return to public speaking

US President Donald Trump completed a course of treatment for coronavirus and may return to participate in public events on October 10.

This was announced by a doctor Sean Conley, a working in the White House. According to him, on Saturday, from the moment Trump's diagnosis was made 10 days. "Based on the results of the research doctors conducted by a team, I expect the president’s safe return to public obligations by this time," Conley said. He also noted that Donald Trump reacted to “extremely good” treatment-without any side effects and signs of the progression of the disease.

President Trump, who announced on October 1 that he was infected with coronavirus, spent three days in the hospital, after which he returned to the White House on October 5. Following the message of Dr. Sean Conley Trump on the air of the Fox News television channel , he informed that on October 10 in the evening he may take part in a rally in Florida, if he can be organized, and the next day in a rally in Pennsylvania.

These comments of Fox News were preceded by Donald Trump's statement about his abandonment of the second round of the election debate this week, which the organizers decided to spend in the online mode-after infection of the president. Trump called the idea of holding debates in any other format, but not “face to face”. Trump’s headquarters also insists that the third round of the Debatian Republican candidate with a contender for the presidency from the Democrats Joe Bayden is postponed from October 22 to 29-that is, just a few days before the elections themselves, scheduled for November 3.

Biden’s headquarters said that the former vice president is ready for debate in a virtual format and that he was against transferring the third round of the meeting for the week of the third round. "You can not allow Trump to change the election calendar and set new dates at their own discretion," Joe Biden emphasized at the headquarters of Joe.

Many of the thousand participants in the pre -election rallies of Donald Trump did not wear protective masks, which, according to experts, help to restrain the spread of the virus. The current American president was also often criticized for not always wearing a mask and ridicules Biden, who puts on a mask.

According to the number of infections and deaths from the coronavirus infection, the United States has long been in the first place in the world . Donald Trump explains this by the fact that a large number of tests are held in the country. China, from which the Covid-19 pandemic began, Trump accuses of hiding the truth about the spread and consequences of the disease. Beijing denies this.