United States President Donald Trump posted a video on his Twitter account on Saturday from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Maryland, where he is being treated for Covid-19, saying that he will be back soon and will resume campaigning but ‘real test’ lies ahead.

He said, “I am starting to feel good (but) you don’t know over the period of the next few days. So, that’s the real test. We’ll be seeing what happens over the next couple of days.”

US president Donald Trump in his four-minute long video thanked the medical team at Walter Reed who are working round the clock to ensure he recovers swiftly.

Speaking of the treatment at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Centre he said, “If you look at the therapeutics, which I am taking right now, some of them… and others are coming out right now… Frankly, they are miracles, if you want to know the truth.”

He said people criticise him but speaking of the treatment administered to him he further added, “We have things happening and they look like they are miracles, coming down from God.”

He said, “I came here. I wasn’t feeling so well… I have to make America great again. We have to finish the job… I have to get back soon.”

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The US president also said he is fighting for everyone who has been infected by coronavirus. He said, “This is something that has happened to millions of people all over the world. I am fighting for them, not just in the US but for people all over the world.”

He also said that he could not remain locked upstairs inside the White House and had to confront problems. He said, “We have to confront problems. As a leader you have to confront problems, there has never been a great leader who would have done that.”

He said that people all over the world will defeat coronavirus ‘soundly’.

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The US president said that he was happy to see the American people in a bipartisan manner, came together praying for his recovery. He said, “I am so thankful for all the support whether it is on television or reading about it. Most of all I appreciate what has been said by the American people, almost a bipartisan consensus of American people. I won’t forget it and I promise you that.”

He also thanked world leaders who wished him speedy recovery, he said, “I want to thank leaders of the world for their condolences. They know what we are going through.”

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Trump also explained why he had chosen to come to Maryland in the video. He said he did not want to be locked up in the White House even though he was advised to stay indoors and recover.

Trump said, “I had no choice, because I did not stay in the White House. I was given that alternative. ‘Stay in the White House. Lock yourself in. Don’t ever leave and don’t even go to the Oval Office. Just stay upstairs and enjoy it. Don’t see people and don’t talk to people and just be done with it.’ I can’t do that.”

Trump said he needed to be ‘out in front’. He said, “I have to be out front. This is America. This is the United States. This is the greatest country in the world and this is the most powerful country in the world. I can’t be locked up in a room upstairs and totally safe and says ‘Hey, whatever happens, happens!’

Speaking of the campaign, he said, “I will be back soon. I have to get back because we have to make America great again… I look forward to finishing up the campaign. The way it was started, the way we have been doing and the kind of numbers we have been doing. We are so proud of it.”

The Trump campaign on Friday said that all campaign rallies have been put on hold as the President and the first Lady Melania Trump had tested positive for coronavirus on Thursday.

He also said that the First Lady is doing well and handling the situation ‘very nicely’. Speaking of Melania Trump he said, “The First Lady is doing well. Melania asked me to say something… the respect she has for our country and love that she has for our country. We are both doing well.”

‘She is slightly younger than me. Just a little tiny bit… Therefore, we know the disease, we know the situation. Age versus younger people and Melania is handling it, statistically, like it’s supposed to be handled.”

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The team of doctors at the Walter Reed Medical Centre in Bethesda, Maryland are taking round the clock care of the US president and the US First Lady but several unidentified sources claimed that Trump’s health conditions were deteriorating raising concerns.

Sean Conley, the US president’s physician, along with the team who are in-charge of Trump’s recovery at Walter Reed earlier on Friday said, “At this time, the team and I are extremely happy with the progress the president has made. Thursday, he had a mild cough and some nasal congestion and fatigue, all of which are now resolving and improving.”

Trump’s campaign manager Bill Stepien, his campaign advisor Hope Hicks, former White House counselor Kellyanne Conway and former New Jersey governor Chris Christie, along with few others who were involved in the preparation leading up to the first presidential debate with Joe Biden last Wednesday, tested positive for Covid-19.

Trump continued to remain hopeful that he will win the battle against Covid-19 and secure his re-election. He said that the outpouring of love from US and people across the world has made him happy.

United States will vote for electing its president on November 3. Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden, who was also the former vice-president and senator from Delaware, will go head to head with current president Donald Trump, who is seeking a re-election. California senator Kamala Harris will go head to head with Mike Pence for the post of vice president.