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White House chief of staff gives chocolate to Trump supporters after meeting COVID-infected president

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White House chief of staff gives chocolate to Trump supporters after meeting COVID-infected president
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Mark Meadows handed out the chocolate to those who had gathered outside Walter Reed hospital in support of the president.

White House chief of staff Mark Meadows handed out chocolate to a group gathered outside the hospital where President Donald Trump is being treated, apparently not adhering to social distancing guidelines and having been reportedly in close quarters for several days with the president, who has been diagnosed with the coronavirus.

Footage on Fox News showed a group of people outside Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, where Trump is being treated, to show their support for the sick president. Anchor Laura Ingraham said that Trump had found out about the group's devotion and had sent Meadows to hand out chocolates, courtesy of the commander-in-chief. "I want to read the message from Mark Meadows," Ingraham said over images of the chief of staff wearing a mask and handing out the treats to people who look to be much closer than the six-foot social distancing requirements. White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows outside the White House on October 2, in Washington, D.C. He gave chocolates to those supporting Donald Trump outside the hospital where is being treated.Citing Meadows, Ingraham said:"This is the kind of president we have. He's in the hospital with COVID, he sees the supporters out in front of the hospital live on your show, he sends me out to give Trump chocolate kisses to them as a thank you for the love and support they are sending his way." Meadows has been in close quarters with the president over the last few days. On Tuesday, he travelled with him on Air Force to Ohio for the first presidential debate. He was also on the presidential plane on Wednesday coming back from campaigning events Minnesota,Meanwhile NBC News reported that Meadows was among the group of White House officials and confidants who had travelled with adviser Hope Hicks whose positive test for COVID-19 came back on Thursday.

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