evidence: "This was a bad survey," Trump said. The drug has gotten a bad reputation only because I’m promoting it." [...] It may not have occurred to him that his action could be interpreted as a bad example for the minority of Americans who listen to him very carefully. Or maybe it did occur to him. Fortunately, he has not recommended that people take the drug he takes to stop his hair from falling out. Or the statin he takes to combat rosacea on his skin. He made the decision to take hydroxychloroquine based on his own gut feeling, plus the advice of Fox News hosts Laura Ingraham and Sean Hannity. It should be noted, however, that Fox News anchor Neil Cavuto, who has multiple sclerosis, warned his viewers against taking hydroxychloroquine and recently proclaimed on his show, "If you have pre-existing conditions, it will kill you! I cannot stress enough!"