Hello everyone and welcome to Ammanpur. Here's what's coming up.

It's been a very interesting journey. I learned a lot about COVID.

The president insists he's on the men, but what does the public or America's adversaries really know about his condition?

I ask Elliot Abrams about national security. He's the US special rep for Iran and Venezuela.

And Middle East expert Valinassa joins me. Then, how will history judge our leaders in this time of crisis?

Perspective with author and Oxford historian Margaret

McMillan. Plus, the hardest job in the world. Journalist John Dickerson talks about the

American presidency with our Walter Isakson. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm'm Christina Montpur in London

President Trump's COVID infection has thrown some chaos into the final weeks of

the election campaign with just 29 days to go now Today another six states began early voting and in mail-in-balloting

and absentee voting that is already underway with more than 2 million votes already cast.

The polls show the same story more or less, former Vice President,

holding a lead over the President, up 10 points according to the latest poll average.

In recent days a coronavirus outbreak has also spread within the White House,

among senior staff and also some Republican senators.

But the president still is in campaign mode taking a

drive on Sunday to wave its supporters outside Walter Reed Hospital. It was a move

that was immediately criticized by some doctors.

The irresponsibility is outstanding,

tweeted one who says that Trump has put the agents

inside the SUV with him at risk.

Also worrying are conflicting reports of the President's actual

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