For New Yorkers like Amy Grimm, the best way to describe her feelings about Donald Trump's COVID-19 diagnosis is qualified sympathy. Trump's positive test came after one of his chief aides, Hope Hicks, tested positive for the virus Thursday. WATCH | How Trump's diagnosis will affect his re-election campaign:What happens if a presidential nominee can't finish the campaign? Brooklyn resident Luciano Suriel says the news of Trump's diagnosis is ironic given the president's contention that the virus isn't serious. At the bus stop in Brooklyn, Suriel said he thinks Trump's diagnosis will hurt his chances of being re-elected.

Source: CBC News October 02, 2020 20:48 UTC