Trump's coronavirus will have "done harm" to election campaign, despite superman rhetoric, says Oxford academic

The transcript discusses the complexity of distinguishing fact from fiction in Donald Trump's narrative surrounding his COVID-19 diagnosis. It highlights his public statements downplaying the virus, despite the high death toll, and his portrayal as a resilient leader. The discussion also touches on media narratives, public perception, and the potential impact on his campaign. The unpredictability of Trump's actions and the difficulty in assessing the truth are emphasized, suggesting that his approach may harm his campaign by reinforcing the notion that he did not take the virus seriously.

In what ways does the speaker suggest that Trump's health may affect his campaign?

What does the speaker mean by stating that the distinction between truth and fiction is difficult to ascertain?