Trump ‘reports no symptoms’ and is ‘looking forward’ to second debate

After a 3-day stay at Walter Reed Medical Center, President Trump returned to the White House Monday evening where he will continue the remainder of his fourteen-day quarantine period.

And after extensive treatments – including Remdesivir and an antibody cocktail – the president reports that he has no symptoms of coronavirus, White House Physician Sean Conley said in a statement Tuesday.

“This morning the President’s team of physicians met with him in the Residence,” Conley wrote “He had a restful first night home and today he reports no symptoms. Vital signs and physical exam remain stable, with an ambulatory oxygen saturation level of 95%-97%. Overall he continues to do extremely well, I will provide updates as we know more.”

The statement came shortly after Trump expressed that he is eager to participate in the second presidential debate with Democratic candidate Joe Biden, which is scheduled for October 15 in Miami, Florida.

“I am looking forward to the debate on the evening of Thursday, October 15th in Miami. It will be great!” the president tweeted.

But while the president may feel up to it, the Center For Disease Control Guidelines recommend 15 days of quarantine for coronavirus; Trump first announced his infection on October 1, which would place the debate on a threshold, according to the Daily Caller.

It is unclear whether Biden’s campaign would agree to have Trump stand just feet away from their candidate for an extended period of time so soon after the president contracted the virus.

But, if Biden’s campaign refuses to allow the second in-person face-off, what will happen?

Will the debate be virtual? Will the debate be canceled altogether?

As of now, the questions are endless and the uncertainty is mounting.

But, despite it all, one thing is for certain.

President Trump is back and ready to rumble.