Giuliani says he's "doing fine" after coronavirus hospitalization

• Giuliani most recently spoke — without a mask — before Michigan lawmakers last Wednesday.
• The Arizona state legislature said it would close on Monday after Republican lawmakers spent more than 10 hours with Giuliani — again maskless and not socially distancing — during another election hearing last week.

What they're saying: Giuliani tweeted Sunday night that he's "getting great care and feeling good," hours after Trump announced the 76-year-old former mayor of New York City had tested positive for COVID-19.

• Giuliani thanked his friends and followers "for all the prayers and kind wishes," adding: "Recovering quickly and keeping up with everything."

• He said Tuesday that he had taken remdesivir and dexamethasone, a synthetic steroid, during his coronavirus treatment. Both drugs have been found to be helpful for people who are hospitalized with advanced disease.

Flashback: His son, Andrew Giuliani, a White House staffer, tweeted Nov. 20 that he had tested positive for the coronavirus.

• Giuliani is one of dozens of members of Trump's orbit, including the president himself, who have tested positive for the coronavirus.

Editor's note: This article has been updated with Giuliani's comments.