US President Donald Trump is back at the White House: I feel better than I did 20 years ago

President Donald Trump is back at the White House after three days in Walter Reed Military Hospital near the White House. His doctors said his condition was good, but the next few days are critical to ensure his condition does not deteriorate. President Trump left Walter Reed Hospital nearby during the night. He walked on his own to the car and from there to the helicopter and put on a mask. The president waved his toes in the air, but did not answer reporters' questions. Before leaving, the president tweeted that he intends to return to the election campaign soon. Upon landing the helicopter in the White House yard. The president himself stepped up the stairs to one of the White House balconies. He waved his hands and entered his residence.
In an earlier tweet, Trump said "I feel very good. Do not be afraid of the corona and do not let it control your life. I feel better now than I did twenty years ago."
The president received at the hospital four doses of the Remedial Siberian drug that has been approved by the Medicines and Food Authority and may receive a fifth dose at the White House. He also received a cocktail of drugs consisting of antibodies. CBS News reported that 19 members of the president's staff and advisers were infected in Corona. It now remains to be seen whether more associates have been infected, including Vice President Pence, White House Chief of Staff Maddoz, his adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner and President Ivanka Trump's wife and daughter.
The New York Stock Exchange ended trading last night with significant price increases. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up seven percent. The Nasdaq high-tech stock index rose two percent and three-tenths of a percent.
 Shares of the pharmaceutical company Regeneron soared more than seven percent after the president's doctors treated him with a cocktail of drugs consisting of corona antibodies made in laboratory mice combined with human antibodies taken from recovering corona patients. This is an experimental treatment that has not yet received approval from the Directorate of Pharmaceuticals and Food.
Meanwhile, the Senate Judiciary Committee will convene in six days on the twelfth of the month to discuss the approval of Amy Connie Barrett's candidacy for the Supreme Court. This was announced by the committee's chairman, Senator Lindsay Graham.
Senate Republican Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said the hearing for the judge will be done thoroughly and as planned in a procedure that will honor Judge Barrett and the Supreme Court. The hearing will be conducted with the help of digital means to ensure social distance and prevention of infection in Corona
 Two Republican senators Tom Tills and Mike Lee contracted the virus during the event in which President Trump announced the candidacy of Amy Connie Barrett. It is estimated that both the president and his wife were infected in Corona in this incident.
Republicans are interested in bringing about the appointment of the replacement of Ruth Bader Ginsburg who passed away while Democrats believe Barrett's appointment should be postponed until after the presidential election.