#shorts Reporter: — can you explain why you can’t share or won’t share the cadence of the President’s testing with us? It seems like a pretty —

KJP: I mean, yeah, I —
Reporter: — basic question.

KJP: It has — it has nothing to not share the cadence. We — I just shared with you: Yesterday, he took — he took a test, and it was negative. Today, he took a test, and it was negative. The CDC does not recommend testing every day after close contact. That is not my — I —

Reporter: Right, but since you’re —
KJP: I’m — I’m —
Reporter: — telling us he tested — you — I’m just saying you’re — I’m just trying to apply logic here. You told us the times he tested previously, so it would be helpful if we know going forward.

KJP: Because it already happened, my friend. It already happened.
Reporter: I —
KJP: It already happened, right?

Reporter: I understand. I understand.

KJP: Right? Right?
Reporter: But —
KJP: So, therefore, I can tell you that he took the test because it already happened, right?
Reporter: Would it be safe to —
KJP: And I’m telling you right now —
Reporter: — assume he’s going to test in the mornings and the evenings going forward?

KJP: I — it is up to the … every — regularly or every day. So that is the c- —
Reporter: No, I get that, but —
KJP: Okay. Well, then there should be —
Reporter: — not everybody is the President.

KJP: There should be — there should be no confusion. We just explained that he tested — I just explained he tested yesterday. He tested —

Reporter: No, there’s no confusion. I was just wondering if we could have an explanation as to why you don’t want to share — I’m —

KJP: I just explained it. I literally just explained it. CDC does not —
Reporter: Obviously, I didn’t understand because I’m asking.

KJP: No, CDC recommends — CDC recommends that testing — does not recommend testing every day. That’s something that CDC — we’re following CDC guidance.

Reporter: Just answer her question.
KJP: I just did. In close consultation —
Reporter: You —

KJP: — with the physician. That’s what’s going to happen. The physician is going to decide when the testing is going to happen. That’s it. That’s the answer. I don’t have anything else for you. That is the answer that I’m giving you

other clips of this published longer video is here: https://youtu.be/ECVch-5OpG0
Q: can you explain why you can’t share? A: It already happened, I literally just explained it