Good morning. Welcome to Axios today. It's the first Monday of October, the 5th. I'm Naila Boodoo. Here's how we're making you smarter today. The State Department has announced its lowest cap on refugees in 40 years.

Plus, how the virus is controlling us rather than the other way around.

First, though, today's one big thing. What we don't know about President Trump's health.

Jonathan Swan is a political reporter for Axios and he's been trying to figure out what the actual state of

President Trump's health is. Jonathan, we're talking on Sunday evening

actually and we just found out that former Vice President Biden has again tested negative.

But at this time, what are we hearing about President Trump's health?

I'd like to believe what the doctors told us today.

They gave us a much more detailed timeline. Late Friday morning when I returned to the bedside,

President had a high fever and his oxygen saturation

was transiently dipping below 94%.

I recommended the President we try some supplemental oxygen see how he'd respond.

Part of this which is really important to note is that assuming he contracted the

virus last week week two is really crucial and in some cases with people in the

President's age group the virus can become more severe in the second week so they gave a much more sober perspective today, but it's not very encouraging.

Really what you're being asked to accept is, okay, we lied to you on Friday and we're deceptive on Saturday, but boy, you better believe us on Sunday.

Jonathan, I want to ask you what Elena Trine, our colleague posed to Dr Connolly, the President's physician,

He told us that the President was in great shape,

had been in good shape and fever-free

for the previous 24 hours.

Minutes after your press conference,

White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows

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