Trump says he's OK with coronavirus test but doesn't need one: 'I feel extremely good'

Pres. Trump said he has not been tested for the novel coronavirus and that his doctor has advised him against doing so at this time, since he does not have any symptoms. “I feel extremely good. I feel very good.'

March 10, 2020, 8:58 PMNeither is showing symptoms but both came into contact with someone who has tested positive, and both later spent time with President Trump.said Tuesday he has not been tested for the new coronavirus and that his doctor has advised him against doing so at this time, since he does not have any symptoms.

President Donald Trump speaks to reporters about the coronavirus outbreak, March 10, 2020, on Capitol Hill. The president’s comments to reporters came after he emerged from an hour-long session behind closed doors with Senate Republicans to discuss various stimulus proposals to bolster the economy from the effects of the virus.

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