dooley. i would like to echo the sentiment about the honor that it is to be a part of this unit that it is to be a part of this unit to care for the president. about 48 hours ago, the president received a special antibody therapy and we are working closely with the company to monitor him in terms of that outcome. yesterday evening, he received his first dose of iv remdesivir . our plan is to continue a five-day course. the plan for today since he is doing well is to encourage him to eat, to drink, and stay hydrated and be up out of bed and working and doing the things that he needs to do to get well. i will over for to dr. conley. thanks, brian. president has been fever-free for over 24 hours. we remain cautiously optimistic, but he is doing great. one other note, it should be clear that he has plenty of work to get done from the chief of staff. he is doing it. if there are questions about his health in the last couple of days? the last saturation he had, he was about 96%. >> he has not recei

dooley to discuss some of the specifics of the care. dr. dooley: thank you. good afternoon. i would like to mention what an incredible, how proud i am of this team assembled behind me and the honor that has been to care for the president here at walter reed. he is receiving standing multidisciplinary care for coronavirus infection. we are monitoring him closely for any evidence of complications firm -- from either the virus illness or the therapies that we are prescribing. we have monitored his cardiac function, his kidney and lower functions and all of those are normal. the present is not on oxygen, not having any difficulty breathing or walking around the white house unit upstairs. he is in good spirits. as we completing rounds this morning, the quote he left us with was i feel like i could walk out of here today. that was very encouraging from him. i will introduce dr. garabaldi who will talk about the plan of care for today. >> thank you. >> i would like to echo the sentiment about the honor that it is to be a part of this unit to care for the president. about 48 hours a

sean dooley, as dr. conley mentioned. i will start out by mentioning how incredibly proud i am of our medical team assembled behind me , and the honor it has been to care for the president over these past when he four hours here at walter reed. he is receiving outstanding ,ultidisciplinary care state-of-the-art science for coronavirus infection. we are monitoring him closely for any evidence of complication , either from the coronavirus illnesscoronavirus or the therapies we are prescribing to make him better. we have monitored his cardiac function, his kidney function, his liver function -- all of those are normal, and the president this morning is not on oxygen, not having difficulty breathing or walking around the white house medical unit upstairs. he is an exceptionally good spirits, and as we were completing our multidisciplinary rounds this morning, the quote he left us with was "i feel like i could walk out of here today,", which was an encouraging comment from the president. i will introduce dr. garibaldi, who wil

sean dooley as dr.y mentioned. >> i'll start off by mentioning what an incredible -- how incredibly proud i am of our medical team assembled behind me and the honor it's been to care for the president over these last 24 hours here at walter reed. he's receiving outstanding multidisciplinary care. the state of the science for coronavirus infection. we are monitoring him very closely for any evidence of complications from either the coronavirus illness or the therapies that we are prescribing to make him better. we have monitored his cardiac function, his kidney function, his liver function, all of those are normal and the president this morning is not on oxygen, not having difficulty breathing or walking around the white house medical unit upstairs. he's in exceptionally good spirits. in fact, as we were completing our multidisciplinary round this morning, the quote he left us with is i feel like i could walk out of here today and that was a very encouraging comment from the president. i'll go ahead and

commissioner dooley? >> i just wanted to congratulate everyone, and i just want to say, especially in these times, i believe these businesses are absolutely essential to preserving our neighborhoods, and they deserve all the credit for being anchors in terms of social -- every way each one of you has reached out in your community and become a huge important part of the lifestyle of your neighborhoods. so we want you to know how much we appreciate that you're still here, and you're still going, and you're still a big part of your neighborhoods, so congratulati congratulations again. >> thank you. i'll say one thing. yeah, this is a great list of businesses. thank you for calling in and speaking to your legacy. i love to see independent grocers and stores on the legacy because those were some of the original families in the city, and it's great to see san bruno on the core legacy registry, as well. and it looks like that is it. do i have a motion? >> motion to approve. >> okay. motion to approve, recommende

commissioner dooley? >> hi. i have one question, which is i don't quite understand that this program also allows operations to not have to be located in san francisco? can you kind of go over that? that's a little confusing to me. >> sure. so as far as san francisco residents, many times, we don't want to limit the employment. they may be based here in san francisco, but the work side might be -- amazon is a great example. they might be in south city or in another location somewhere else. so as long as they're on the san francisco tax board, they're paying the taxes or they're registered, rather, with san francisco, that's how that is. so there could be an entity here, but they're just across the bay or whatever. does that help? >> yes, it does. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena? >> for me, as a small business, i'm so excited [inaudible] i helped so many small businesses and so many local residents [inaudible] this is great. for the small businesses also watch, this mitigates t

dooley to discuss the current plans. dr. dooley: before i begin, a clinical update, i want to reiterate my comments from yesterday regarding how proud i am to be a part of this team of professionals and what an honor it is to care for the president here at walter reed national military center. the patient continues to improve. he has remained without fever since friday morning for his vital signs are stable, from a pulmonary standpoint he remains on room air this morning and is not complaining of shortness of breath or other respiratory symptoms. he is ambulating himself without dr. garibaldi: thank you. just wanted to reiterate what an honor and prevent it is to take care of the president, but to be part of such a talented team here. the president yesterday evening completed a second dose of remdesivir, he tolerated it well and we have been monitoring for side effects and he has had none that we can tell. his liver and kidney function remain normal. we continue to plan to use a five day course in response to transient low o

dooley to discuss the current plans. dr. dooley: thank you. before i begin, a clinical update, i want to reiterate my comments from yesterday regarding how proud i am to be a part of this team of clinical professionals behind me and what an honor it is to care for the president here at walter reed national military center. the patient continues to improve. he has remained without fever since friday morning. his vital signs are stable, from a pulmonary standpoint, he remains on room air this morning and is not complaining of shortness of breath or other significant respiratory symptoms. he is ambulating himself, walking around the unit without limitation or disability. our continued monitoring of his cardiac, liver, and kidney function demonstrates normal findings or improving findings. i will now turn it over to dr. garibaldi from johns hopkins to talk about our therapeutics and our plan for the day. dr. garibaldi: thank you. just wanted to reiterate what an honor and privilege it is to take care of the president, but to be part of such a tale

dooley to discuss some of the specifics of the care. thank you. good afternoon. would like to mention what an incredible, how proud i am of this team assembled behind me and the honor that has been to care for the president here at walter reed. standingeiving multidisciplinary care for coronavirus infection. we are monitoring him closely for any evidence of complications firm -- from either the virus illness or the therapies that we are prescribing. we have monitored his cardiac loweron, his kidney and functions and all of those are normal. the present is not on oxygen, not having any difficulty breathing or walking around the white house unit upstairs. spirits.good as we completing rounds this morning, the quote he left us with was i feel like i could walk out of here today. that was very encouraging from him. garabaldiroduce dr. who will talk about the plan of care for today. .> thank you i would like to echo the sentiment about the honor that it is to be a part of this unit to care for the president. about 48 hours ago the president received a special antibody

commissioner dooley? >> in north beach, we've had a really successful shared spaces program. it's really brought a lot of people to north beach, also, except for you, sharky. i haven't seen you there yet. i want to let you know we're moving forward, which we've now requested of m.t.a. to give back parking meters to the public for those who are not using them. a lot of merchants -- well, not a lot, but some merchants felt that they should be able to park their private car all day long in their shared spaces, which i don't believe is really the intent. but we are definitely moving forward to try to find a way to allow people to come in and stay at a meter, but not for indefinite periods. so that's fife a new challenge for us to kind of get back to more normal and being a destination place, and we'll let you know how it goes. >> okay. [inaudible] the supes tomorrow will be hearing the shared spaces resolution that got started in the small business commission in july, as many of you recall, so it'll be heard

doctor shaun dooley, critical care. doctor shaun dooley, critical care. doctor brian garibaldi.tical care. doctorjason blaylock, infectious disease. doctor wess campbell, infectious disease. doctor john hodson, anaesthesia. major kirk klein, army nurse. we, that megan nouns is worthy, navy nurse. lieutenant juliana love faux nouns is worthy, navy nurse. lieutenantjuliana love faux pas, navy nurse. the commanderjohn shea, clinical pharmacist. not present, beth carter, the tenant maureen meehan, navy nurses, and our executive medical programme. as reported yesterday, consultation with this group recommended we bring the president up to walter reed army medical center as a precautionary measure to provide state—of—the—art monitoring and any care he may need. just 72 hours into the diagnosis now, the first week of covid—i9, ten are the most critical in determining the likely cause of this illness. that's right the first ten. the team andi that's right the first ten. the team and i are so far happy with his progress. he had a mild cough and some nasal congestion, fatigue, all of whic

dooley up to review more specifics. dr. dooley: good afternoon. just a brief update this morning. as dr. conley mentioned, the president continues to do very well. his vital signs this morning were notable, for a temperature of 98.1, his blood pressure was 134 over 78. his heart rate was 68 beats per minute. and his last oxyhemoglobin saturation was -- he currently does not endorse any respiratory complaints. and aside from our evaluation with the multi-disciplinary team this morning, has maintained a full schedule, ambulating and working on the white house medical unit. i will now turn it over to discuss therapeutics. thanks. >> hi, good afternoon. i just wanted to echo the sentiment of what an honor it is to be a part of this wonderful team here, at walter reed. yesterday evening, the president received his third dose of remdesivir. he tolerated that without difficulty and his kidney and liver functions continue to be normal. we will give the fourth dose of remdesivir before going back to the white house. and we have arrangements to give him his fifth and final dose at the white

for us at winning for women, and i know dooley has been doing the same, you know, the day before election, we were trying to look at a map and figure out where were the opportunities. there were some great candidates, through word-of-mouth, legislatures, organizations, etc., and we would go talk to them. again we have seen some real , dividends this year. we are at record numbers of women who have filed to run as republicans. that has translated to a record number of women and the general. i do think we are seeing a positive, with republican women candidates, particularly in the house. betsy: julie, why do you think there has been an uptick? do you think 2018 was a wake-up call? or what are the other reasons for the definite increase in republican women running in this cycle? i think it was a definite wake-up call. a lot of republican women saw democratic women get elected. hello,es. obama: florida! it is good to be back in florida. can everybody please give it up for george? what an outstanding young man! senior atnumber one

dooley. want to again reiterate what an honor and privilege it is to take care of the president and be part of such a talented and multidisciplinary team here at walter reed. the president, completed his second dose of remdesivir. he tolerated that transfusion well. we are monitoring for potential side effects and he has none as we can tell. his liver and kidney function remain normal, and we continue to plan to use a five-day course of remdesivir. in response to transient low oxygen levels, as dr. conley has discussed, we did initiate dexamethasone therapy, and he received his first dose of that yesterday. and our plan is to continue that for the time being. today he feels well. he's been up and around. our plan for today is have him eat and drink, be up out of bed as much as possible to be mobile. and if he continues to look and feel as well as he does today, our hope is that we have plan for a discharge as early as tomorrow to the white house where he can continue his treatment course. tha

dooley up to bring up more specifics. good afternoon. a brief update this morning. as dr. conley mentioned, the president continues to do very well. his vital signs this morning were notable for a temperature of 98.1, blood pressure was 134 over 78. his heart rate was 68 beats permitted -- per minute. he currently does not endorse any respiratory complaints. aside from our evaluation with the multidisciplinary team this morning, has maintained a full schedule working on the white unit.medical i will turn over to dr. garibaldi to discuss therapeutics. good afternoon and i want to echo the sentiment of what an honor it is to be part of this wonderful team out walter reed. yesterday, the president received his third dose of remdesivir, and he tolerated that without difficulty and kidney functions are normal. our plan is to give him the third dose of remdesivir before he goes back to the white house. we made arrangements to deliver the fifth and final dose of his treatment at the white house tomorrow. he continues on dexamethasone. his plan for today is to get up and out of be

dooley to review more specifics. >> good afternoon. just a brief update this morning. the president continues to do very well. his vital signs this morning were notable for a temperature of 98.1, his blood pressure was okay. his heart rate was 68 beats per minute. not endorse does any respiratory complaints. aside from our evaluation with the multi-disciplinary team this morning, has maintained a full schedule ambulating and working in the white house medical unit. to discuss it over therapeutic's. thanks. the just wanted to echo sentiment of what an honor it is to be a part of this wonderful team here at walter reed. the president received his third dose of remdesivir last night. his kidney and liver function continue to be normal. we will give the fourth dose of remdesivir before going back to the white house. continues to be up and out of bed, eat and drink, and work as he is able to read i would like to turn it over to our infections is a specialist hero walter reed to give specifics. thank you. >> good afternoon. what an honor say it's been to be part of this medi

dr sean dooley pulmonary critical care dr brian garibaldi pulmonary critical care dr robert browning pulmonary critical care doctor jason blair locke infectious disease doctor wes campbell infectious disease doctor john hodgman and seizure. major kurt kline army nurse commander meghan as ready navy nurse lieutenant giuliana live the vote a navy nurse attending the town of commander john shea clinical pharmacist and not present with us or lieutenant beth carter attending marini hand both navy nurses and doctor jesse show now director executive medicine program. as reported yesterday consultation with this group i recommended we bring the president up to walter reed as a precautionary measure measure. to provide state of the art monitoring and any care that he may need. just 72 hours into the diagnosis now the 1st week of it in a particular day 7 to 10 of the most critical in determining the likely course of this illness. at this time the team and i are extremely happy with the progress the president has made. there is a he had a mild cough and some nasal congestion and fatigue all of

sean dooley as dr.onley mentioned. >> i'll start off by mentioning what an incredible -- how incredibly proud i am of our medical team assembled behind me and the honor it's been to care for the president over these last 24 hours here at walter reed. he's receiving outstanding multidisciplinary care. the state of the science for coronavirus infection. we are monitoring him very closely for any evidence of complications from either the coronavirus illness or the therapies that we are prescribing to make him better. we have monitored his cardiac function, his kidney function, his liver function, all of those are normal and the president this morning is not on oxygen, not having difficulty breathing or walking around the white house medical unit upstairs. he's in exceptionally good spirits. in fact, as we were completing our multidisciplinary round this morning, the quote he left us with is i feel like i could walk out of here today and that was a very encouraging comment from the president. i'll go ahead

sean dooley, pulmonary critical care, dr. brian gchlgt arabaldi, dr. browning, dr. jason blalock, infectious disease. dr. wes campbell, infectious disease. dr. hodgeson, anesthesia. command commander, navy nurse, lieutenant commander john shay, clinical pharmacist, and not present with us are beth carter, maureen mayhan, both navy nurses and also executive of medicine program. as reported yesterday, consultation with this group, i recommended we bring the president up to walter reed as a precautionary measure to provide state-of-the-art monitoring and any care that he may need. just 72 hours into the diagnosis now, the first week of covid and 7 to 10 are the most critical in determining the likely course of this illness. at this time, the team and i are extremely happy with the progress the president has made. thursday he had a mild cough and nasal congestion and fatigue. all of which are now resolving and improving. i'd like to bring up dr. dooley to discuss some of the specifics of the president's care. >> thank you and good afternoon. i'll start off by mentioning

dooley.ould like to he canno the sentiment, what an honor and privilege it is to be part of this multidisciplinary unit to care for the president. about 48 hours ago, the president received a special antibody therapy directed against the coronavirus and we're working closely with the company to monitor him in terms of that outcome. yesterday evening, he received his first dose of iv remdesivir and our plan is to continue a five-day treatment. the big plan for today since he is in such good spirits and doing well is to encourage him to eat, driveng, stay hydrated, up out of bed and be working and doing the things he needs to do to get well. i'll refer dr. conley to any questions. >> thanks, brian. it's important to note that the president has been fever-free for over 24 hours. we remain cautiously optimistic, but he is doing great. with that -- one other note. it should be clear that he has got plenty of work to get done from the chief of staff. and he's doing it. but if there's a couple of qu

congestion and fatigue all of which are now resolving improving at this time and like to bring up dr dooley to discuss some of the specifics of the president's care. thank you in a good afternoon dr shaw do is dr conley mention. of start off by mentioning what it what an incredible hulk really proud i am of our medical team assembled behind me in the honor it's been the care for the president over these last 24 hours here at walter reed. he's receiving outstanding multidisciplinary care. stay the science for coronavirus infection. we are monitoring him very closely for any evidence of complications from either the coronavirus illness or the therapies that we are prescribing to make him better. we have monitor is cardiac function is kidney function is liver function all of those are normal and the president this morning is not on oxygen not having difficulty breathing or walking around the white house medical unit up stairs he's an exceptionally good spirits and in fact as we were completing our multidisciplinary rounds this morning the he left us with was i feel like i could walk out of her

dooley for more specifics. >> good afternoon. just a brief update this morning. the president continues to do very well. his vital signs this morning were notable for a temperature of 98.1. his blood pressure was 134/78. respiratory rate was 17. his last hemoglobin saturation was 97%. currently, he does not endorse any respiratory complaints. aside from our evaluation with multidisciplinary team this morning, he has maintained a full schedule ambulating and working on the white house medical unit. i will turn it over to dr. garibaldi to discuss therapeutics. ed tothe sentiment of what an honor it is to be part of this team at walter reed. yesterday evening the president received his third dose of remdesivir. he tolerated the infusion without difficulty and his kidney and liver function are normal. our plan is to give the fourth dose of remdesivir this evening before he goes back to the white house. we have made arrangements to deliver the fifth and final dose of his treatment course at the white house tomorrow evening. he continues on dexamethasone. the plan for

like if you could request five or six things, facts from commander conley or colonel dooley, the doctors, what do you want to know about president trump's health? >> first of all, this is a respiratory virus. we need to know the tatstatus o his lungs. it's unbelievable we have asked that question so many times. does he have pneumonia? what do the chest x-rays show? he probably had a chest ct scan. these things are prorn. i would like to know in terms of figuring out his overall risk right now and his likely clinical course going forward. we know this disease causes lots of inflammation and can affect lots of organs in the body, the heart. they said, interestingly, they said his cardiac, liver and kidney function are normal or improving. well, improving from what? you said they were normal yesterday as well. were they not normal at some point? i'd like to know the level of inflammation in his body. there are certain blood tests that you can monitor to give an idea of what does that inflammation look like and is it improving or responding to some of these medications he is getting? i would

me was just a regular dove lone beach he played basketball in pa the high school he was a regular dooley on a flat top you know me you know he was going to prison for he had took a deal for i believe it was like spousal abuse images grow it was a terrorist threat in the united states a terrorist threat covers any statement it contains the threat of violence against another person in this case reggie is talking about an argument a man was having with his girlfriend where he threatened her until he was on beat or whatever it was it was a terrorist threat it was no physical violence or anything but he took a deal for 18 months and he was only supposed to like take a deal for 18 months are going to do it 5 or 10 or whatever so he failed. the 1st night we got there the actual from south central from south central where you from explains when one of your homeboys over here said you're going to direct you where you're supposed to go this guy he'd have to be what he was just from long beach no he just was a regular do no end that night. and i'm listening to was going on and on every 1st of all t

dooley.to reiterate what an honor and privilege it is to take care of the president and be part of such a talented team here at walter reed. the president yesterday evening completed his second dose of remdesivir. he's tolerated that infusion well. we have been monitoring for potential side effects. he's had none that we can tell. liver and kidney function have remained normal. we continue to plan to use a five day course of remdesivir. in response to transient low oxygen levels as dr. conley has discussed, we did initiate dexamethasone therapy and he received his first dose of that yesterday and our plan is to continue that for the time being. today, he feels well. he's been up and around. our plan is to have him to eat and drink, be up out of bed as much as possible torques be mobile. if he continues to look and feel as well as he does today, our hope is to plan for a discharge as early as tomorrow to the white house where he can continue his treatment course many thank you very much. i'll

dooley up to review some of the specifics. >> the president continues to do very well. his vital signs this morning were notable for a temperature of 98.1 in his blood pressure was 1:30 four over 78 and respiratory rate of 17 respirations per minute, heart rate was 68 beats per minute and his last oxygen saturation was 97% on room air. he doesn't have any respiratory complaints and aside from arm evaluation with the multiple disciplinary team this morning has maintained a full schedule working on the white house. i will turn it over to dr. twos discuss therapeutics. >> good afternoon. i want to echo the sentiment of what it is to be in honor of part of this wonderful team here at walter reed. yesterday evening the president received his first dose of remdesivir and tolerated that without difficulty. our plan is to give the fourth dose of remdesivir this evening and we've made arrangements to deliver the fifth and final dose of his treatment course at the white house tomorrow evening. he continues on dexamethasone and the plan for today is to continue to be up and out of

dooley. i wanted to reiterate what an honor and privilege it is to take care of the president and be part of such a talented team here at walter reed. the president yesterday evening completed his second dose of remdesivir. he's tolerated that infusion well. we have been monitoring for potential side effects. he's had none that we can tell. liver and kidney function have remained normal. we continue to plan to use a five day course of remdesivir. in response to transient low oxygen levels as dr. conley has discussed, we did initiate dexamethasone therapy and he received his first dose of that yesterday and our plan is to continue that for the time being. today, he feels well. he's been up and around. our plan is to have him to eat and drink, be up out of bed as much as possible torques be mobile. if he continues to look and feel as well as he does today, our hope is to plan for a discharge as early as tomorrow to the white house where he can continue his treatment course many thank you very m

lemonis: megan dooley fisher told me she uses cannabis to treat the pain she suffers from her auto-immunea lot. how long will this last you? megan: okay. well, i'm probably a far heavier user than almost anybody out there. lemonis: okay. megan: this is 250 milligrams. i could eat this right now and go on with my day. you would never know anything. lemonis: 250 milligrams? megan: i'll eat that whole bag. lemonis: okay. so, i've never used. how much could i have? megan: i would say that you wouldn't even have one of these. you would have to start with a 2.5 milligram. lemonis: and you could eat this whole bag? megan: yeah, i could eat that whole bag. lemonis: and not even be fazed? megan: not even be fazed. lemonis: megan spends a ton of money on her orders, but how much does andrea unsworth make on those deliveries? it's $135. for this discussion, we'll say it's got a 60% margin. andrea: okay. lemonis: so we'll call it $75. andrea: yeah. lemonis: what are the expenses that you have to pay for out of the $75? andrea: right. lemonis: let's start with what it costs to deliver. andrea: so, let

sean conley as well as colonel sean dooley. the president received supplemental oxygen on friday for about an hour. also received oxygen yesterday. the president is still in the hospital this morning. the medical team said he could discharged if all goes well as soon as tomorrow. he is being treated for covid-19 which has killed more than 209,000 americans. i want to go straight to our panel and we are going to begin with cnn chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. some interesting comments from commander conley, who before this episode had an impeccable reputation. he was asked why he didn't give all the information yesterday and he said he was trying to, i'm quoting, trying to reflect the upbeat attitude of the team and not give any information that would steer the course of his illness. is that what a physician is supposed to do? >> no. i mean, you've got to be honest. you've got to be transparent. all these details matter. i mean, he is out and coming out to brief the public about the president. that's the briefing th

dooley. >> before i begin a brief clinical update, i want to reiterate my comments from yesterday regardingde i am to be part of this team of clinical professionals and what an honor it is to care for the president here at walter reed national medical sercenter. the patient continues to improve. he has remained without fever since friday morning. his vital signs are stale. from a pulmonary standpoint he remains on room air and is not complaining of shortness of breath or other respiratory symptoms. he's ambulating himself, walking around the unit without limitation or disability. our continued monitoring of his cardiac, liver and kidney function demonstrates continued normal findings or improving findings. i'll now turn it over to dr dr. garibaldi to talk about therapeutics and plan for the day. >> thank you. i wanted to reiterate what an honor and privilege it is to take care of the president and to be part of the team here at walter reed. the president yesterday evening completed a second dose of remdesivir. he's tolerated that well. we've been monitoring for side effec effects. he has ha

dooley up to review more specifics. >> good afternoon. just a brief update. this morning, as dr. conley mentioned, the president continues to do very well. his vital signs this morning were notable for a temperature of 98.1, his blood pressure was 134/78. respiratory rate of 17, respirations per minute, his heart rate was 68 beats per minute and his last oxyhemoglobin saturation was 98% on room air. he does not endure any respiratory complaints. aside from our evaluation with the multi-disciplinary team, has maintained a full schedule, ambulating and working on the white house medical unit. i will turn it over to dr.garabaldi to discuss therapeutics. >> good afternoon. i just wanted to echo the sentiment of what an honor it is to be part of this wonderful team here at walter reed. yesterday evening, the president received his third dose of remdesivir. he tolerated that infusion without difficulty and his kidney and liver function continue to be normal. our plan is to give the fourth dose of remdesivir this evening before he goes back to the white house and we have made arrangemen

dooley for plaintiffs specifics. >> his blood pressure was 74 over 178 and his heart rate was 68 beats a minute and his last saturation was 97%. he currently does not endorse any respiratory complaints, and aside from our evaluation with the multidisciplinary team this morning, has maintained a full schedule ambulating and working on the white house medical unit. i'll turn it over to dr. gary garibaldi. >> yesterday the president received his third dose of recommemdesivir remdesivir. his kidney action continued to be normal. our plan is to give him the fourth treatment of remdesivir before he leaves for the white house, and we plan to give him his fifth dose at the white house tomorrow. he is eating and drinking, and i'd like to turn it over to another doctor to give directions on infection control. >> good afternoon, everyone. first of all, i just want to say what an honor it's been to be part of this medical team behind me and to care for the president. since the president's arrival at walter reed, he's received medical management that remains in line with national, clinical, societa

dooley up to review some more specifics. >>> good afternoon. just a brief update this morning. as dr. cauley mentioned, the president continues to do very well. his vital signs this morning were notable for a temperature of 98.1. his blood pressure was 134 over 78, respiratory of 17 respirations for minute, heart rate 68 beats per minute and hemoglobin was 97% on room air. he currently does not endorse any respiratory complaints and aside from our evaluation with the multi-disciplinary team this morning, has maintained a full schedule, ambulating and working on the white house medical unit. i'll turn it over to dr. garibaldi to discuss th therapeuti therapeutics. >> good afternoon. i wanted to echo the sentiment of what an honor it is to be part of this wonderful team at walter reed. yesterday evening the president received his third dose of remdesivir. he tolerated it without difficulty and his kidney and liver function continue to be normal. we plan to give the fourth dose of remdesivir this evening before he goes back to the white house and we've made arrangements to deliver

action was to move to walter reed for more thorough evaluation monitoring now i'd like to invite up dr dooley discuss current plan. thank you dr connelly. before i begin a brief clinical update on the president's condition i do want to reiterate my comments from yesterday regarding the how proud i am to be a part of this multidisciplinary multi institutional team of clinical professionals behind me and what an honor it is to care for the president here at walter reed national military medical center regarding his clinical status the patient continues to improve he has remained without fever since friday morning his vital signs are stable from a pulmonary standpoint he remains on remember this morning and is not complaining of shortness of breath or other significant respiratory symptoms is a malay doing himself walking around the white house medical unit without limitation or disability our continued monitoring of his. cardiac liver and kidney function demonstrates continued normal findings or improving findings. and i'll now turn it over to the doctor about all the from johns hopkins to talk

dooley will discuss the current plan. >> thank you, dr. conley.a brief clinical update on the president's condition, i want to reiterate my comments yesterday regarding how proud i am to be a proud of this multiinstitutional team of clinical professionals behind me and what an honor it is to care for the president here at walter reed national military center. regarding his clinical status, the patient continues to improve. he has remained without fever since friday morning. his vital signs are stable. from a pulmonary standpoint, he remains on room air and is not complaining of shortness of breath or other significant respiratory symptoms. he is walking around the white house medical unit without limitation or disability. our continued monitoring of his cardiac, liver and kidney function gldemonstrates normal improving findings. and i'll now turn it over to dr. garaba lchlts bchl gar garabaldi to talk about our plan for the day. >> thank you. ander just wanted to again reiterate what an honor and privilege it is to take care of the president but t

unfortunately when willkie lost, dooley left no stone unturned to drive him totally out of political life and he tried to help willkie get going again in 1944, but eventually rawley said to me, well, my mistake was i bet on a man with a weak heart. but it should be remembered that he had a very, very strong political supporter in the center of new york state and a friend of mine and i just think that's a footnote to the whole thing. >> william, thank you for the call. you bring up an important point that we touched on in the last hour. the relationship in 1940 and 1944 between tom dewy and wendell willkie. >> not a happy relationship. i don't think they ever reconciled nor did many of the professional politicians. the best indication of that is the 1944 republican convention, no one bothered to invite wendell willkie to speak, or to be a delegate. he was not there. he was exorcised by the party. >> another aspect of the roosevelt administration, the lend lease program, what was that? >> before we went in we agreed to help. so we gave money, loaned money to europe, sent arms. so that

dooley, jr. told us tonight, his person.turned the page they just wanted to keep him an office because they were at a board. i think if they were not in war, dewey would have won hands down. >> that is exactly as i said earlier. that was the conundrum. you could not know. it is interesting