COVID-19 Patient Praises President Trump and Hydroxychloroquine Treatment | Part 2

Rudy W. Giuliani

In part 2 of this two-part special, Mayor Giuliani interviews a COVID-19 patient, Rabbi Sholom Lipskar, Founder of The Shul of Bal Harbour. Rabbi Lipskar joins Common Sense by FaceTime to share the exact treatment he was prescribed, the symptoms he had, and the politicization he is watching play out amidst the battle against COVID-19.

Comments..

President Trump is the best President America had in my lifetime, he came into office with a very good understanding of all the ills that fell on the US since the end of the second world war ! He knew America was still paying for all the evil unleashed on America since Hitler and Tojo ! We destroyed them and then rebuilt them on America's back ! We expended our blood and Treasure. Then we had a guy like Obama who went around the world apologizing for what America had done for the civilized world ! Many Americans, like Hollywood can be stupid, but the majority of Americans understood Trumps message and elected him.  Rudy , you also did a fantastic job cleaning up NYC, something I could not believe could happen ! I had to travel from California to JFK and I had to use the Van Wake expressway to drive up to GE in Schenectady, I had not been on the Van Wyke since the early 60's, I turned to my chief engineer and said I could not believe how clean it was since the last time i drove it. Keep up the good work ! From another old Italian !

Greetings from Sweden ???????? God bless President Trump and his awesome patriotic supporters ???????????? Praying for KAG in November. VOTE!

US President Donald Trump says anti-malaria drug could be coronavirus 'game changer

ABC News (Australia)

President Donald Trump said he has asked the FDA to investigate whether certain therapeutic drugs currently used for other purposes might hold potential to treat those suffering with COVID-19. Speaking at a White House briefing on the spread of the virus, Mr Trump said medical professionals believe the anti-malaria drug chloroquine could be a treatment for the coronavirus. Chloroquine is widely available now and could be used off-label, but officials want a formal study to get good information on safety and effectiveness.