According to British media reports, a forthcoming book by mark Meadows, former White House chief of staff of former US President Trump, shows that even during the hospitalization due to covid-19, Trump still ordered McDonald's to be sent to his ward at Walter Reed Hospital, and although he was once reported to be in critical condition, he still did not stop his love of fast food.
In his upcoming book, The Chief's Chief, Meadows reportedly revealed that Trump did not lose his sense of taste like other patients after contracting the new crown, and he still ordered McDonald's takeaway in the hospital room. Meadows writes in the book that they had to wear a transparent mask to eat McDonald's.
Trump's fondness for McDonald's and other fast-food chains is well documented. A book by his former assistants Corey Levandowski and David Bossy reveals that his four "major food groups" are McDonald's, KFC, Pizza and Diet Coke. His "presidential package" at McDonald's is two big Macs, two McAdami burgers and a chocolate milkshake. Although he claims not to eat bread when eating fast-food burgers, the fast food he orders still contains 2,500 calories — about the calories a day a person his age needs.
Before Trump became president, Trump was a full American fast food enthusiast, Trump had many cameos in Pizza Hut and McDonald's ads, and after becoming president, Trump's connection with the American fast food chain was still close, Trump once used burgers and fried chicken, fries to entertain the Clemson University Tiger soccer team members of the national college american football championship. U.S. College Football Championship Division Champion North Dakota Bisons. When a reporter asked Trump: "Mr. President, which of these fast food do you like the most?" He replied, "I like it all, it's all my dish." These are delicious, great American foods. Trump also said that if he was not afraid of causing "riots" in the media on the spot, he would want to eat a sandwich when he stood on the podium.
According to reports, from October 2 to 5, 2020, Trump was infected with the new crown pneumonia virus and developed symptoms such as mild cough, nasal congestion, fever, and decreased blood oxygen concentration. He was taken to Walter Reid National Military Medical Center for treatment, where Trump reportedly used assisted oxygen supply equipment on the morning of Oct. 2 due to high fever and a brief drop in blood oxygen saturation. On the morning of October 3, Trump took the hormone drug dexamethasone due to another decline in blood oxygen saturation, and finally after three days of "lightning" treatment, Trump was discharged from the hospital and returned to the White House.
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