Olivia Troye, who worked as a homeland security and counterterrorism aide to VP Pence and served as his adviser on the Coronavirus Task Force, said President Trump showed indifference at the beginning of the pandemic and the admin.'s response cost lives.
Troye said that during her time there, the president showed indifference.
“Those disgusting people are the same people that he claims to care about. These are the people still going to his rallies today, who have complete faith in who he is."
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