The White House has released photos from which Trump can be seen working hard at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, where he treats coronavirus.

        The photos are intended to show Mr. Trump recovering, after conflicting news about Mr. Trump's situation emerged. But critics say the photos are advertising gimmicks and are taken every 10 minutes. Business Insider reported that the White House released photos saturday night of Donald Trump working hard at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in an effort to convince Americans of the president's health after being diagnosed with the coronavirus.

        One photo shows Mr. Trump in a white shirt working in a conference room in the hospital's own six-room room.

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       The White House released photos of Mr. Trump at the hospital, which critics saw as an advertising stunt

        In another Photo released by the White House, Mr. Trump, dressed in a blue suit and shirt, signs documents in the presidential suite.

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        The White House released photos of Mr. Trump at the hospital, which critics saw as an advertising stunt

        Ivanka Trump, the president's daughter, shared a photo of the president on her Twitter account Saturday night with the caption, "Nothing can stop him from working for the American people." Diligent! "

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        The White House released photos of Mr. Trump at the hospital, which critics saw as an advertising stunt

        But critics point to details of the photos, which suggest they may be advertising gimmicks rather than convincing evidence that Mr. Trump is recovering and can perform his presidential duties. According to a description of the photos provided by The Associated Press, the photos were taken about every 10 minutes, at 5:25:59 and 5:35:40 on Saturday.

        U.S. President Donald Trump said on social media early Sunday that he and his wife Melania's new coronavirus tested positive.

        Mr. Trump said earlier in the video that he was feeling better and would soon be back in the race. "I didn't feel very good when I came here, but I'm feeling better now ... but I'm not feeling the same way," he said. I think I'll be back soon, and I can't wait to get the campaign going. "

        A source familiar with the diagnosis of new U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters earlier: "The president's vital signs over the past 24 hours are very worrying and the next 48 hours are critical to his treatment." We don't yet have a clear path to full treatment and recovery. "

        More than two-thirds of Americans believe U.S. President Donald Trump is not taking the threat of coronavirus seriously enough to infect himself, Reuters reported.

        Sixty-five percent of respondents agreed with the statement that "if Trump had taken the coronavirus seriously, he might not have been infected," as did nine out of 10 Democrats and five in 10 Republicans.
        Nearly a third, or 34 percent, said Mr. Trump had told the full truth about the coronavirus outbreak. Half of them, or 55 percent, think Trump is hiding something, and 11 percent have a hard time answering that question.
        Reuters reported that Ipsos conducted the poll.

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