White Home chief of staff Mark Meadows has apparently tested positive for coronavirus.
Bloomberg News broke the story late Friday night, which a senior White House official, speaking anonymously as the person was unclear to publicly go over the concern, later confirmed to the Daily Caller.
Meadows did not work from the White House grounds on Friday. He allegedly told a close circle of aides on Wednesday that he does not understand where he contracted the infection. ( RELATED: Trump Launches Last-Ditch Legal Effort In 4 States)
White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows (L) claps as United States President Donald Trump leaves after speaking throughout a Make America Great Again rally at Hickory Regional Airport in Hickory, North Carolina on November 1,2020 (Photo by BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP through Getty Images)
The previous North Carolina Republican politician congressman has acted as President Donald Trump’s closest consultant since taking control of as chief of personnel from Mick Mulvaney in the spring. Meadows even invested a weekend at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in early October after Trump himself contracted coronavirus.
Meadows has actually invested the days following the 2020 election managing the Trump project’s claim and recount efforts. Bloomberg News’ sources verified that Nick Trainer, a campaign aide dealing with the post-election technique, also contracted coronavirus.
Neither the White House nor Trump campaigns responded to the Daily Caller’s queries on when specifically Meadows is thought to have contracted coronavirus and when he notified the president’s teams.
This is an establishing story and will be upgraded with extra information as it appears.
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