marc siegel., "covid: the politics of fear and the power of science," a propitious title, doctor, and we recommend the book to all of our viewers highly. "the politics of fear." this as the president is showing exactly what a leader should do in moments of great fear hike this, and that is -- like this, and that is to overcome it and to prevail. i want to get to your thoughts about the way this president has handled himself and your view about the optimistic and positive prognosis that it seems the left wing media just wants to forget and ignore. >> lou, i'm going to answer this as a physician. i wrote the book as a journalist, but let me tell you as a physician, you have a patient who looks into the jaws of illness, severe illness, maybe even the risk of death, and he comes out smiling with courage. he says this is part of life. he is sending a shining example to americans. he's not dismissing the virus, the china virus, he's not, he's not saying it's not a problem. he was short of breath last we

marc siegel.ion, how concerned should we be if we want to protect our families from this covid-flu hybrid? >> well, todd, jillian, good morning. i don't think so the flu itself concerns me right now, although i will urge everyone out there to get a flu shot to make sure that stays true. but there was a very mild flu season in australia in the southern hemisphere this year, very mild. and we always follow them by about six months. it may have been mild because they were being very cautious about covid and covid spreads much more easily than the flu. so of if you're distancing and you're masking in appropriate areas and you're not having large gatherings already you're going to slow the spread of the flu. that may be one of the reasons. so far, it's too early to tell here in the united states for flu but we've seen very few cases. we need to keep it that way. jillian: yeah. someone had said to me in conversation, one of my friends, saying i haven't even gotten a cold this year and she was like becau

marc siegel and the president in a minute. leland vittert with the latest on the rallies on the controversies surrounding them, as you would expect. good evening. >> it wouldn't be friday night without controversy, right? the president and his doctor say he's ready for the debate. the debate is not happening so he's going to go back on the campaign trail. tomorrow the white house and then back to the maga rallies on monday in florida. >> nine free. i feel perfect. i have no -- i'm not taking anything. i am off any regimen. >> of the president called into rush limbaugh's radio show telling millions of listeners this was his return to the political battlefield. >> this is a mega maga rally. >> you are a fantastic manner keeps us all in the game. >> there will be an event on saturday delivering remarks to a group of "peaceful protesters" to law and order. monday's rally will be in an airport north of orlando. attendees will be given temperature check and masks. former vice president joe biden has his own thoughts about saturday's

bret baier weighs in on that and marc siegel with a timeline for a vaccine today. a little bit made her from the trump team, mercedes schlapp and peter schweizer in a jam packed still to come straight ahead. is what joe does. when writing his healthcare plan, joe biden worked with both doctors and patients to make healthcare affordable by lowering premiums, reducing drug costs, and protecting people with pre-existing conditions. joe listened to both small business owners and workers to create his economic plan that cuts taxes for middle class families, creates 18 million new jobs in his first term, and raises wages by as much as $15,000 a year. joe biden's plans will help working families immediately by making the super rich finally pay their fair share. for joe, it's never been about ego. it's always been about the work he can do for working families. it's what he's always done. joe biden brings everyone to the table and gets it done. i'm joe biden, and i approve this message. but when i started seeing things, i didn't know what was happening... so i kept it in. h

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marc siegel explains. >> this back to school season is anything but normal.anced from schools and their pediatricians. >> i am concerned so many children are know getting those routine screenings. >> with so many schools closed, centers for medicare and medicaid services encourages families to stay on top of their child's health. >> if your child gets coronavirus they will likely get through that. but if you miss physical issues, they could have permanent consequences. >> there was a steep decline in routine vaccinations which can leave children vulnerable to many diseases. >> i worry about measles. >> this doctor believes that could lead to a resurgence of vaccine preventible diseases. >> these are killer diseases. >> there is no such thing as herd immunity. it's from vaccination, period. >> a pediatric disease specialist sees a crucial role for pediatricians during the pandemic. >> when children are not seeing the doctor and not getting guidance for mental health issues and not getting the vaccine they need. >> if we don't think about how we are taking care

marc siegel explains. >> this back to school season is anything but normal.stanced from schools and their pediatricians. >> i am concerned so many children are know getting those routine screenings. >> with so many schools closed, centers for medicare and medicaid services encourages families to stay on top of their child's health. >> if your child gets coronavirus they will likely get through that. but if you miss physical issues, they could have permanent consequences. >> there was a steep decline in routine vaccinations which can leave children vulnerable to many diseases. >> i worry about measles. >> this doctor believes that could lead to a resurgence of vaccine preventible diseases. >> these are killer diseases. >> there is no such thing as herd immunity. it's from vaccination, period. >> a pediatric disease specialist sees a crucial role for pediatricians during the pandemic. >> when children are not seeing the doctor and not getting guidance for mental health issues and not getting the vaccine they need. >> if we don't think about how we are taking ca

marc siegel spoke to donald trump today. it was his first time talking on camera about what happened. these are very unusual circumstances, normally we would send our camera crew but because his diagnosis was just a week ago, we had to rely on the white house camera team for that interview. dr. siegel interviewed the president from new york, here it is. >> president trump, welcome. this is not officially a televised but you probably realized i've done hundreds. i hope you will indulge me and let me be th you be the patienty be the doctor and i promise you know co-pay. >> president trump: sounds good to me. >> briefly, how are you feeling now? >> i feel really good, i feel very strong, i know a lot of people have had the covid or the china virus as i call it because it came from china, i feel really strong and a lot of people don't feel that way sometimes for a while afterwar afterwards. very good to. >> what about symptoms that you had last friday when you went into walter reed? what were the two most prominent symptoms that

marc siegel joins us to discuss it.international television star and man of mystery don lemon says he cannot be friends with people who disagree with him because they are like crack cocaine addicts. don lemon is against that. ♪ i am a good parent. jared? i'm hearing the most awful things, people shouting at me. it's ok. when you live with schizophrenia like us, it can feel like you're living in a different world. you should definitely talk to your doctor and ask about fanapt. ok. fanapt is approved for the treatment of schizophrenia in adults. in clinical trials, fanapt significantly improved symptoms of schizophrenia compared to placebo. cynthia, are you ok? i feel like everyone's out to get me. fanapt may change your heart rhythm which could elevate risk of sudden death. your doctor will consider this when deciding among treatments and may prescribe another medication first or may instruct you to take a smaller dosage of fanapt. remember you're not alone, there is help. call 8557 fanapt >> tucker: dr. anthony fauci of

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marc siegel is on that. he's our guest coming up next. ♪ ♪ >> bill: u.s.ting more than 60,000 new cody cases sixth day in a row. a safe and effective vaccine could be ready in a matter of months. marc siegel nyu lage gotten. good see you. politics of fear and power of science. couple things i want to get. to say by the end of this year. alex azar says, you could get a vaccine for certain vulnerable groups of people. how do you read that, doc? >> well, i think that he is giving away the order in which this is going to be approached, bill. vulnerable people means those with pre-existing conditions like obesity or in close contact with people with covid. people that are most at risk. the elderly, but those most at risk. and then right after that you are going to see by january healthcare workers and seniors get it and then by march or april, the vast majority of the population. all of this, bill, hinges on whether we get a vaccine that works and is safe. that's not a given yet. we're in the stages of clinical trials of six vaccines and pfizer for one is about

marc siegel, thank you so much for that.eard a lot from the media about how you can't criticize kamala harris because she's a woman. if only the majority of americans are. no criticizing her. we've heard almost nothing about what she believes. her record on illegal immigration, her stated positions on the topic. ahead of tonight's debate, we will tell you where she stands on that and a bunch other issues. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (clapping) ♪ hey, you alright? ♪ find the nonpartisan facts behind the real stories at usafacts.org ♪ >> tucker: so the vp debate is about to begin tonight in salt lake city utah. it you're looking at the debate stage right now. i can't see the pictures, but there should be a plexiglas divider between the two candidates, for safety! so what should we be looking for tonight other than plexiglas? dana perino knows, she's host of the daily briefing on fox, cohost of "the five," of course and we are happy to have ron tonight. nina, what do you expect? >> well, i think that america has been wanti

now joining us as marc siegel, fox news contributor, thank you for joining us tonight. following up on what dr. dr. nesheiwat touched upon, the airplanes, and they read in many different places that it's more difficult to catch it because of the filtration on the plains. if it might not be aware he caught it but if you could go into that just a little bit more in detail. where you can most contract the virus and where it's harder to do so. >> looked, actually, the first thing you have to realize is that there are filters on planes and filters are they are in a way on air force one. a filter actually alters out 95% of the viruses and it's quite good at filtering out covid-19. having said that, it's confined space and there is still the fact that both the first lady and the president now tested positive and that they spent a lot of time with hope hicks on air force one on wednesday. the timetable for this, that's a little rapid, but i want to point out something about how it works. usually, we have a time when you're most contagious way when you're presymptomatic when you

marc siegel, a fox news medical contributor. >> you're almost like my guide to this because, frankly,ou really have a good take on it. >> reporter: siegel, like the president, compares coronavirus to the flu and claims erroneously that there's no science behind mask mandates. >> i feel great. i feel like perfect. >> reporter: president trump is expected to be cleared by his doctor, sean conley, as soon as tomorrow. but the white house has not said if the president has tested negative for the virus, a sign he would no longer be contagious. during an interview thursday night, the president still seemed to be struggling. >> i think the first debate ( coughs ) excuse me. i will say this, absentee is okay. ( clears throat ) because absentee ballots-- ( clears throat ) excuse me. >> reporter: now, for the event here tomorrow, everyone is required to bring and wear their own mask. the city of washington, d.c. currently has a ban on mass gatherings of more than 50 people, but the white house gets around that because the white house sits on federal land and the city's rules don't apply. norah.

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marc siegel is of course our doctor, fox news medical contributor. >> tucker, as the science of fear,nd i just returned from the beautiful lush pacific northwest to land here in great-looking post-apocalyptic feeling new york city only to hear that mayor de blasio is planning on further lockdowns. further destruction of businesses, nine zip codes. and i come by the way, you can say jewish wedding without anything happening to me i don't think. so nine zip codes where you can't go to a restaurant. governor cuomo of all people, at least he's admitting it is not likely that you will get covid-19 in a small restaurant. meanwhile, you know what the people of these zip codes are going to do? you are going to go one block away and eat in a restaurant in another zip code, how does that prevent the spread of covid-19? this is fear, this is punitive mespunitiveness. not lockdowns occur because they don't think they can control you. if you wear a mask and social distance maybe they would leave you alone for a while but you get locked down as a form of punishment. i want to issue a warning tonigh

marc siegel and the president in a minute.t with the latest on the rallies on the controversies surrounding them,

marc siegel is a fox news medical contributor. f he joins us.ming. >> tucker, this virus has humbled all of us. that's how we should approach it. over the course of the pandemic as times have changed, i for ona learned by going to nebraska, you sent me there in february, it was more contagious that i thought. i came to learn and believe in distancing and masking for close quarters. what i never believed in? i never believed in using this pandemic to try to politically bludgeon your opponent. i don't believe in it now. it's not acceptable to say we don't trust this vaccine because it was made under the trump administration. and the point that you pointed out that dr. fauci at the beginning said that he believedp the information coming out of china was transparent as it hadn't been for sars. he was wrong. a number of us have been wrong at different times. that was very i wrong and cost s a lot. but i want to point to something else too, tucker. the greatest u.s. president during the civil war put together a task force tomorrow. it wasoi called a t

. >> doctor marc siegel is medica contributor the author of the new book covid, the politics of fear that and an expert now on social control. great to see you tonight. what do you think of this visio of our future?do >> it is scary. fear corrodes. we have no fear as i write in m book without having made up fea forced on us, pressed on osprey that's why by the way i'm working on a novel about bioengineers because i don't want to inflict anymore fear. the biggest fear monger of the mall, alfred hitchcock was aske how dare you scare everybody with the birds, with psycho, people have blood pressure goin up you know what he said? he said you get to turn the camera off andha go home after movie. you don't get to go home here and michael should listen to that before he jumps into deep water.. he should stick with transformers. he's talking about a major mutation occurring two covid 19 and becomes covid 23 and that world is wiped out. i talked to the head of the nih last week that said this virus is not mutating in that direction. it's not becoming more severe. in the meantime in the movie,

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doctor marc siegel doctor marc siegel gork good morning to you. >> good morning steve.herself because mitch mcconnell would like to have a vote before november 3rd on november 10th supreme court supposed to hear an argument over the affordable care act. >> well, steve there's no way that she should be recusing herself she's entitled to an opinion and what senator schumer is worried sb previously she's called in to question the idea that the individual mandate was attacked. it was made a tax by john chief justice roberts to slide it through and she's brought that into question and we physicians feel the same way about it. because it mandated that people buy a product that doesn't give them the care they're promised with huge deductible high premiums that have to be subsidized when you come to doctors office we've been over this you don't get the care you're promised preexisting may be covered but not in the doctors office she's entitled to that opinion but more importantly, he doesn't know what she's going to vote. he doesn't know what she's doing on the court we predict

marc siegel is a fox news contributor, always glad to have him. >> this virus has humbled all of us andt need political posturing, we need to acknowledge that we've been learning as it goes along, cdc director redfield told me recently that it's the most transmissible, most dangerous virus he has seen in his lifetime, but at the very beginning, cdc was probably underestimating it, saying it could be contained to the state of washington. the president is only as good as if the information he gets. the president is a businessman and the president has geared up big time in terms of the public-private partnership, and terms of testing. we heard 150 million new tests of the type that will give us rapid answers on covid-19 and the vaccine. it's a disgrace how politicized that has become when it's the data safety monitoring board that's looking at that and if we get a vaccine before the end of the year, it will be a miracle -- that is never occurred before. there is never anything but criticism here. >> tucker: the former vice president didn't explain what he would have done differently under

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marc siegel has watch the whole thing from beginning to end in the first person to interview the presidentmera during the recovery and the author of the book "covid, the politics of fear and the power of science." we're happy to have them on tonight. hey, doctor. >> i'm going to talk about the w.h.o. and dr. navarro today and also about a former restaurant down in texas. a personal story, terms of the w.h.o., in my book i talk about dr. navarro and did you know in 2005, he said that bird flu is going to kill and could kill up to 150 million people? it scared the entire world. fearmongering. he is still there with the w.h.o., but going forward 15 years and you know the w.h.o. did not warn the world through a emerging pandemic. as you just showed it, ted rose just stated here you need the lockdowns but i'm very happy today to see that dr. navarro come out and say, look, lockdowns can help a little bit as you regroup or if your health workers are exhausted. about the cost is enormous and they should not be a primary strategy. stick to your masking and distancing. i'm so happy to see the turn

marc siegel is here. check us out on "bill hemmer reporting." we'll see you then. >> >> dana: with less than two weeks to go in the race for the white house, we're hearing about an attempt to corrupt the white house. david spunt is more. >> we are hearing warnings about iran and russia, not just russia this time. dni director, john ratcliffe said last night at a last-minute press conference that both countries are trying to steal voter registration information. the fbi's involved with this hand so are other intelligence agencies. they want to damage the confidence of voters. ratcliffe mentioned russia. he didn't give examples of what they're doing. he focused more on iran. >> we have already seep iran sending spoofed e-mails designed to intimidate voter and incite social unrest and damage president trump. you may have seen some reporting on this in the last 24 hours or you may have even been one of the recipients of one of those e-mails. >> the men and women of the fbi remain committed to protecting the american people, our democracy and the int

marc siegel, fox news medical contributor. >> have you been retested? >> i have been retested, and i have not even found out numbers or anything yet but i have been retested and i know i am at either the bottom of the scale or free. >> reporter: joe biden said the president needs to be open about his status. >> he is, he is not the spreader. >> later biden hit the campaign event coming in erie, pennsylvania. >>> america deserves the president to understand what people are going through. you are facing real challenges right now, the last thing you need is the president exacerbates that. it appears to praise the president. >> i can't imagine that anybody could be doing more. couches talking about the white house coronavirus task force. not the president. michael george, cbs news. >>> the president plans to hold his first official post covid campaign rally monday night in sanford, florida, near orlando. >>> today vice president mike pence covered florida for him, the swing state is widely viewed as a must when for president trump. air force two landed in o

it was fox news's medical expert doctor marc siegel that asked the questions to the president about his symptoms. his time in the hospital and all the medications that he has been taking the president said that he feels good and strong and then he knew something was off last week when he have low energy. at times he said he had a sore throat but he felt better after getting an infusion of regeneron he also defended this year the decision to take a car trip around. walter reed medical center to waive his supporters. >>through these very powerful windows i could hear people screaming and shouting and with love with real love and after 2 days, i said you know i want to go out and say hello to the people and i went to secret service and these are the people though that are with me all the time. and they said we have no problem says just want to take a drive by them. and just wave the people in were protected they were very heavily protected because at that time i guess i would have been positive. but they were very very protected. >>the president also said that he's been pretty much medicat

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marc siegel. he's the author of the new book "covid, the politics of fear and power of silence."tart with this idea that the president said don't let the fear of covid dominate us. critics saying it's not good advice to the average american. what do you say? >> i like where he starts there. let's not let the fear of covid dominate us. that's a good place to start. having said that, he himself may not be out of the woods yet because this virus is very tricky and it could be very cyclical. he showed a very good response, way too much second-guessing going on from people who have not seen his medical charts. nor have i. we don't know what the ct scan showed, we don't know what a lot of the tests showed. so far, so good. but in addition to it being a message of courage the american people, it could be a nice time to remind people to wear a mask and physically distance and she take precautions. that is for sure good public health no matter what side of the aisle you were on. i would definitely like to see more of that here. >> shannon: what do you make of his doctors? as you said, the

marc siegel was not surprised by that because he follows the data.l contributor, new author of the book and more on the story. dr. siegel, good to see you. >> hi, tucker, my 15-year-old went back to high school today and he was smiling and he was courageous, andsc he was so glad to see his friends. you know who was worried? me. i was not worried because of the fact, i was worried of the facts that were imposed on me. fear of infection. he went back to school by the way because there have been a couple of cases but they deepe clean thehe school and they've beenee really very isolated cas. the studies are backing up how low the risk is. brown university late last month revealed toim him looking at 550 schools, tucker, only 1 in 1,000 kids approximately, even less50 than that, get infected with covid with confirmed covid-19. teachers and staff a little less than 2 in 1,000, very low. new york city, by the way, all the great controversy has beeny going on, all this arguing, and teachers are single, hybrid and online learning a stressful and exhausting. a

marc siegel is a fox news medical contributor of course. show, always happy to have you, good to see you. av>> tucker, this virus has [indiscernible] all of us and we don't need political posturing, we need to acknowledge we've been learning as it goes along. cdc director redfield told me recently that it's the mostsm transmissible, most dangerous virus he has seen in his lifetime but at the very beginning, cdc was probably underestimating it, saying that it could be contained to the state of washington. the president, as good as the information he gets and i want to point out something, the president as a businessman of the president has geared up big time in terms of the public project partnership, in terms of testing. 150 million new tests of the type that will get us rapid answers on covid-19 and the vaccine. it's a disgrace how politicized that's become when in fact it's the data safety monitoring board that's looking at that and if we get a vaccine before the end of the year, it will be a miracle, that's never occurred before. if ther

marc siegel will interview the president about his condition and assess his health, that's all straightt. hurricane delta has made landfall in southwestern louisiana, it's a category two storm -- we are tracking it and will have an update on that as well. good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight, for a guy who's been in politics all of his life, joe biden never learned to live very well. you think he would've picked up some

marc siegel, fox news medical contributor. >> reporter: i heard you said you were going to test again today, and have you been retested? >> i have been retested but i have not found out the numbers or anything yet. i've been retested. i know i'm at the bottom of the scale or free. >> reporter: president trump' doctors expected to clear him for the weekend with scheduling of two events already. one is at the south on balcony at the white house, and the other is a rally in sanford, florida on monday. >> he did not take necessary precautions to protect himself or others. >> reporter: democratic presidential nominee joe biden says the president continues to mishandle the pandemic. >> the un-stabilizing effect this is having on the government is unconscionable. >> reporter: bided urging people to vote early if they can, calling it a way to counter the trump administration scare tactics about the mail-in ballots. dev marone, cbs news the white house. >>> the final debate in nashville is on for now on october 22nd. >>> it is the first week of early voting coming to a close. a lot of voters h

marc siegel. >> i heard you said you were going to test again today. have you been retested? >> i have been retested, and i haven't even found out numbers or anything yet, but i've been retested, and i know i'm at either the bottom of the scale or free. >> when is your next test going to be? >> i don't know, probably tomorrow, marc. they test every couple of days, i guess. but it's really at a level now that's been great. great to see it disappear. >> so, you see the president leaving himself some wiggle room there about exactly when he's being tested, what the results. apparently he does not yet have those results, or if he does, he has not shared them with us. and we've seen that same type of ambiguity from the president when he's been discussing his medication regimen. another key factor as we try to see whether the president is still symptomatic, for instance, whether he has a fever without being on fever-reducing medications, a key factor in determining whether someone is still contagious. the president saying in that interview that he was off of everything at this point

marc siegel, fox news medical contributor. dr. siegel, you've heard from the president's dr.nd you always see understand the cocktail he's going to be administered. it's an experimental cocktail. what do you think about the regime, the medical regime being administered to the president of the united states? >> i want to talk about that and then i want to talk about what he's going to face in the hospital and real medical terms. we haven't done that yet. the cocktail actually makes a lot of sense. aspirin, because we've seen a lot of blood clots with covid-19, and i'm going to talk about that with walter reed. we don't know if aspirin works. it may help. vitamin d deficiency, if you don't have enough vitamin d, there's been studies that have shown that patients that are deficient don't do as well. pepcid, a simple stomach drug, it's been shown that with that stomach drugged, they do better. maybe the acidity of the stomach has to do with how much of the virus is absorbed. using the polyclonal antibodies from regeneron, it's a bold move. new studies out looking at 250 people se

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marc siegel. dr. siegel, good morning. >> good morning, steve. you look at the comments you are not a political scientist but you are a scientist which makes sense to you? >> well, i think a lot of -- it is smoke and mirrors, steve. a lot of what former vice president biden is saying is already in place. or it can never be in place. let's look at that he talks about testing. is he going to do massive testing. well, i talked to a assistant hhs secretary about this yesterday. and they have 100 million tests of the rapid antigen type that are currently being sent around the country and another new test, a rapid test again that's going to confirm those results. test something ramping up. finance going to schools. it's going to nursing homes. former vice president biden is talking about mask mandates. first of all, i'm not even sure that that's legal a national mandate. my medical opinion is that masks are useful as an extra feature in close quarters in areas where big outbreaks and if they are used as a form of religion which is what we have seen, st

marc siegel is a fox news medical contributor.e's been following this since the beginning and joins us tonight. doctor, good to see you. >> tucker, i have to tell you that over the years i've watched people in terms of how they respond to illness when i'm training them. covid-19 is no exception to that. i've been watching the patient's recover from it and i'm heartened today to see how the president is responding to begin with. with cheer, with strength, with courage. maybe we can get some national healing out of this. that would be really great, wouldn't it? in the hospital, we know he's taking monoclonal antibodies, regeneron product. early studies seems to show that it boosts your immune response and decreases the amount of virus. we know that people with low amounts of vitamin d don't do as well so he's taking vitamin d. we've heard and looks him in some studies that zinc helps. more zinc decreases the amount of virus in your body. also aspirin. we have had a lot of blood clotting problems with covid-19 which i have talked to

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is roe a super precedent question marc siegel how would y define super precedent? >> i'm asking you. >> people use super precedent differently. the way that i was using it in the article that you reading was to define cases that are so well-settled that no political actors and no pulley both seriously push for their overruling. i'm answering a lot of questions about roe vs. wade which i think indicates roe vs. wade doesn't fall in that category. descriptively means it's a case, not a case that everyone has accepted. >> here's what's interesting. you said that brown is, and i know my time is running out, is a super precedent. that something the supreme court has not even sad but you have said that. so if you say that, why won't you say that about roe v. wade, a case that the court's controlling opinion and that planned parenthood case has described as a super precedent. that's what i am trying to figure out. >> senator, i can give you the same answer that i just did and i'm using the term in that article that is from scholarly literature. it was one developed by sch

marc siegel fox news medical contributor. good morning to you, dr. siegel. >> good morning, ainsley. ainsley: we know the president gets tests every day it can take days to manifest. is there a chance he could have had this at that rally in minnesota on wednesday night? >> it's possible. it can take three or four or five days buff symptoms become manifest you had. of course in this case he is not even showing symptoms now. generally, it's not more than seven days. looking back in time i wouldn't think it's very likely that it was prior to that. but, again, it doesn't occur a day or two after exposure, usually. it takes longer than that. brian: so right now the president gets up if he is asymptomatic is he going to feel fine. is he going to be tempted to go out his day. i know when robert o'brien tested positive he said listen, i'm doing my job i just can't get into work. i'm not going to be around people. do you expect the president to have a full day? >> yeah. this put, of course, brian. he's not going to slow down at all. the one thing. brian: why

marc siegel in a moment.econd hour of "varney & company," can't you tell. >> oh, my goodness, nicole, when i saw that trump, i mean i literally was overwhelmed. >> now we see this tweet which is heartless, it is cruel. >> what does that mean, don't be afraid of it? first of all it is a contagious disease that kills people. there is nowhere to even begin. >> it is so horrible. so destructive to say i feel better than i have in 20 years. stuart: well i think that was a fair example of a media meltdown. look who is here to comment, doc siegel of all people. doctor, [laughter], i'm smiling. you don't have to. the media went crazy when trump said don't let the virus dominate you. i think that was absolutely great. what about you? >> i like it. it's in the face of disease, it is saying show strength, show courage. what is disturbing is all of the people that don't want to wish him well and say, you we have a convention among doctors, stuart. we always wishing our patients well. we don't ask even how they got sick.