Kushner writes in his upcoming memoir, Breaking History
While former President Trump did not disclose the severity of his encounter with Covid-19, Jared Kushner revealed that he knew his father-in-law made the correction when he ordered his favorite 1,800-calorie McDonald’s meal mine.
Kushner writes in his forthcoming memoir, Breaking History, which was published by the Washington Examiner and will be published Tuesday.
The President announced a positive Covid-19 test on October 2, 2020, just one month before the presidential election. He was quietly taken to Walter Reed Medical Center and died after three days of treatment.
The former president has been cutting back on his orders from previous years – during the 2016 campaign, he is known to have dropped two Big Macs, two Filet-o-Fish sandwiches and a chocolate milkshake. cola.
Kushner wrote: ‘As the president recovered at Walter Reed, we all realized that the campaign would have to wait until Trump was physically and mentally fit to get back on the trail. ‘In the meantime, he spoke directly to the Americans via social media to update them on his recovery.’
Trump downplayed his status at the time, though aides expressed concerns of their own.
While former President Trump did not disclose the severity of his encounter with Covid-19, Jared Kushner revealed that he knew his father-in-law made the correction when he ordered his favorite McDonald’s meal.
Trump’s Standard McDonald’s Order Has 1,800 Calories
Despite moving towards the finer things in life, like a private jet with a seat belt and a bathroom faucet made of gold, the former president has never shaken his love for fast food.
In 2019, Trump welcomed the Clemson Champion Tigers to the White House and treated them to a meal of McDonald’s, Wendy’s and Burger King.
He told supporters after leaving Walter Reed that he feels ‘better than I did 20 years ago!’
‘Don’t be afraid of Covid. Don’t let it rule your life,’ he tweeted at the time. ‘We’ve developed, under the Trump Administration, some really great medicine and knowledge.’
Despite moving towards the finer things in life, like a private jet with a seat belt and a bathroom faucet made of gold, the former president has never wavered from his love of fast food.
According to a book by his former assistants Corey Lewandowski and David Bossie, his four ‘main food groups’ were McDonald’s, Kentucky Fried Chicken, pizza and Diet Coke.
In 2019, he welcomed the Clemson championship-winning tigers to the White House and treated them to a meal of McDonald’s, Wendy’s and Burger King.
‘Great with national champion Clemson Tigers last night at the White House,’ Trump tweeted. ‘After the outage I served them a huge amount of fast food (I paid for it), over 1000 hamberders (sic) etc. Within an hour it was all gone. Great guys and big eaters! ‘
