Good evening. We begin with a breaking news, the unprecedented health crisis unfolding

at this hour in America's highest office.

2020 shows no signs of letting up. Last week, after months of downplaying the seriousness

of coronavirus and resisting precautionary measures like mass and social distancing, President

Donald Trump tested positive for COVID-19.

The White House originally described his symptoms as, quote, mild, but on Friday, with

an 18 hours of announcing his diagnosis, the president was on the Marine One helicopter

bound for the presidential suite of Water Read National Military Medical Center in Bethesda,

Maryland.

Trump's doctors and aides gave conflicting reports on his condition all weekend long,

and there is still uncertainty about when the president contracted coronavirus.

The White House says his first positive test was after returning from a fundraiser in New

Jersey on Thursday night, but refused to say whether the president was tested before Tuesday's

debate in Cleveland.

Yeah, I'm not going to give you a detailed readout with timestamps that every time the

president's tested, he tested regularly, and the first positive test he received was after

his return from Bedminster.

That's White House press secretary Kaylee McEnany on Sunday. By the way, she announced earlier

today she is also positive for coronavirus.

Throughout the ordeal, the president has continued to communicate with the American public through

Twitter and video messages.

I feel much better now.

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