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Today, we're going to talk about the question at the top of everyone's mind when was the

last time Trump tested negative for coronavirus and why exactly he might be hiding that information

and his major misstep with the second presidential debate.

And I speak with Dr. Abdul Al-Sayed, an epidemiologist about Trump's positive test and whether

he's putting his own supporters' lives at risk by continuing to hold rallies while

infected with the virus.

I'm Brian Tyler Cohen, and you're listening to No Lie.

Let's jump in.

So the question now is when did Trump last test negative for coronavirus, which is remarkable,

right?

Because keep in mind, this is a president who's already overseeing the deaths of 210,000

Americans, a president who's overseeing almost 8 million cases across the US, a president

who's overseeing 11 million Americans losing their jobs, a president who's overseeing the

unemployment rate jumped to 8%.

These things unto themselves are enough to cap off the greatest failure by a president

in American history.

And I say that objectively, there is no planet on which this is anything other than an

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