Trump grants first on-camera interview after coronavirus diagnosis to Fox News

Worth noting: The network said that Siegel will "conduct a medical evaluation and interview during the program."

• Siegel has repeatedly pushed coronavirus misinformation during his appearances on Fox News. He said in March that "there's no reason to believe it's actually more problematic or deadly than influenza" and has been a persistent advocate of hydroxychloroquine, which the FDA has found to be ineffective, as a treatment.

The big picture: The White House has repeatedly refused to disclose the date of the president's last negative coronavirus test.

• That detail could help determine when he contracted the virus, who he exposed and the timeline of his illness.