Photographs and video footage showed Giuliani, wearing a mask, being driven away from Georgetown University Hospital in Washington in the early-evening hours on Dec. 9.
Giuliani, 76, gave a thumbs up to reporters at the scene.
Giuliani told WABC Radio on Dec. 9, “I’m walking out of the hospital as soon as we finish this conversation.
“I’m walking out. I’m fully taken care of. They did a great job, the Georgetown hospital. I love them,” he added, naming doctors and crediting Trump and White House physician Sean Conley for helping.
Trump tested positive for COVID-19 in October and spent several days at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland. He has since fully recovered.
Remdesivir and the Regeneron treatment are approved by the Food and Drug Administration to combat COVID-19 under emergency use authorizations.
Giuliani said his message to Americans is: “You’ve got to handle this disease. You can’t let it stop your life. You can’t let it stop restaurants. You can’t let it stop American industry. You can’t let it stop the greatness of America from growing.
“It’s another illness. It’s another disease. You got to deal with it,” he added. “President Trump has done miracles with this wartime approach to it. Every medicine I got didn’t exist six months ago. I mean, it’s amazing how well they treat it now. And we haven’t even had this illness for a year. And we got attacked by the Chinese, and let’s never forget that.
“This was a deliberate attack by the Chinese, either deliberate completely, or when it accidentally got out. They made sure they hurt us with this dramatically.”