Is COVID really just like the flu? Plus, will we ever know who gave President Trump the virus?

10/06/20 • 28 min

The On Deadline Podcast

President Trump starts up the "flu vs COVID" debate again.

Is COVID just like the flu? We ask two people who had COVID and get their thoughts.

The White House doesn't seem interested in contact tracing to find out who gave President Trump COVID.

Movie theaters are struggling to stay alive. Is this the beginning of the end?

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President Trump starts up the "flu vs COVID" debate again.

Is COVID just like the flu? We ask two people who had COVID and get their thoughts.

The White House doesn't seem interested in contact tracing to find out who gave President Trump COVID.

Movie theaters are struggling to stay alive. Is this the beginning of the end?

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President Trump heads back to the White House. Can you and I receive the same treatments as the president?

President Trump returns to the White House. He says he feels "really good" and tells people not to be afraid of the virus.

Dexamethasone can help reduce inflammation in the body during a viral illness but it comes with some wild side effects.

Do regular people have access to the same treatments President Trump received?

Was the White House announcement and introduction of Supreme Court justice nominee Amy Coney Barrett a super-spreader event?

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