As president during the global pandemic crown Donald Trump could not be derived from the sample, but the example he had hoped sets. As members of the staff of the White House with COVID-19 was diagnosed in recent days, Trump inner circle has become a cautionary tale for Americans that can happen when leadership is followed by the Centers for control and disease prevention (CDC), not as people return to the starting job. Spokesman vice president Mike Pence Katie Miller, one of the closest collaborators of Trump, Stephen Miller and one of Trump married: two people working in the vicinity of the president at the White House last week near tested positive for valet virus. Their diagnosis came despite regular tests under White House staff, it underscores the challenge for the highly contagious virus that circulates on hold as Americans to leave their homes and return to work. The outbreak has employees leave the White House nervous, and undermine his administration message to the rest of the government, and Americans in general: that it is safe to begin reopening. If the White House can not keep the crown through its spreading salt, as can other Americans feel protected in their jobs? “I do not think the system at all broken,” said Trump in the rose garden on Monday when asked about the virus in the White House. “It can happen. And ‘these things happen the hidden enemy.” “Everybody comes into the office of the president is tested, and I felt no vulnerabilities Anyway,” he continued, in a press conference in which he said the US has “forced” to test for the ability. However, the new White House security measures carried out since the two positive tests virus last week. Staff at the White House are now encouraged to wear masks while inside the building, in addition to their recounts their desk, a white TIME home. “I need to” Trump said Monday when asked about the new white mask house guidelines. at the end of last week, White House spokesman Judd Deere developed measures of risk reduction within the building. “As well as social distancing, temperature control and daily symptoms stories, hand sanitizer and regular thorough cleaning of all work spaces, each employee is close to the president and vice president for COVID-19 and all guests daily tested “, he said. But he had worked at the top from Trump and Pence, people in the west do not conscientiously follow the CDC guidelines. In the first week of May, but most of the White House officials without masks they wore during meetings or practicing social distancing in cramped West Wing corridors. The military servants who have worked with COVID-19 were often diagnosed on May 6 in the narrow corridor outside the Oval Office, Jared Kushner near the office, and not far from the head of personnel departments Mark Meadows. The servant had often direct contact with the president, and had to bring the Trump Diet Coke announced that drink regularly, two sources tell time. nervous were exposed after diagnosis, the White House officials who worked in the west in this part, according to an official of the White House. White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett told CNN over the weekend, working in the White House is risky. “I knew when I have to take risks in return that I would secure session in my house at home rather than going to a West Wing that even with all the tests in the world and the best medical team on the ground is a relatively crowded place” he said. Katie Miller had been meeting in various White House before he tested positive for COVID-19 on May 8, and she was not talking to wear a mask during the day to reporters before testing positive. Some senior government officials are now self-isolation after the exhibition, including Dr. Anthony Fauci, the world’s leading expert on infectious diseases of the nation, CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Stephen Hahn . “All the recommended guidelines was essential workers for companies, we are now in place here on the set White House,” said White House press Kayleigh McEnany at a press conference on May 8, noting that the White House Would access contact continue to pursue the positive virus test. “Just like America again safe open, the White House is still safe to use.” Trump was even reluctant, a mask or follow CDC recommended practices during the crisis to carry. When declared a national emergency on March 13, he shook hands with many sales executives to detail that talk came to the podium. According to the guidance CDC issued that Americans should wear masks in public to avoid transmission of the virus, Trump said on April 3 that would not have been following this guide. “This is voluntary,” the president said after announcing the new guidelines. “I do not think I will.” As of May 5, on tour Trump a mask factory in Arizona, screw without a protective face cover. The workers at the manufacturing plant ground Honeywell wore transparent glasses and masks for the face during the visit Trump, but Trump only wore safety glasses. Three days later, after appeared the two confirmed cases in the White House, Trump, the CDC says in an event at the Memorial of World War II with other veterans over the age of 90 took part, people over 65 years are at high risk for viruses and again he did not wear a mask. “This president is regularly tested,” McEnany said that day, when asked about the events of World War II. “The decision to this president hit or not to wear a mask.” Pence, has contradictory the use of masks in public. On April 28 pence not wear a mask or protective clothing during the Mayo Clinic Tour despite its policy of requiring visitors to wear masks hospital. (He admitted that after “wore a mask should be” after his shameless decision broke to go play.) After Miller was diagnosed, given pence office announced that the vice president has not even quarantine and planned this week to work outside the White House would, however, Trump suggested on Monday that he and his vice president could call communicate anymore, for the moment, rather than taking the number of in person sessions. The daylight between the recommendations from health experts and practices in the White House has led to confusion and different approaches throughout the administration. officials of the State Department and other executive agencies feel together from the White House pressured people to come to the office, despite the staff feels it is too early, a former senior State Department tells TIME. The floor of the State Department’s reopening, for example, requires the staff to follow personal protective measures that are not widely followed in the White House. According to a document from the State Department WEATHER common name “The strong diplomacy,” the State Department presented a phased plan to reopen it says in Phase I, “cloth front cover should be worn when social distancing is impossible.” Suppose that after 14 days to move the improved conditions and downward trends in the cases that are needed at every stage; Masks in Phase II “can be worn”, and are not mentioned in Phase III. “Diplomacy is aligned with strong political CDC and the White House for its flexibility allows to fit between phases, accounts for different environments and contains current information readily as they become available,” said a spokesman for the Foreign Ministry. It is not clear at what stage the Department of today’s state, is because some masks officials seniors wore in the corridors on Monday, but some were not, a catch-as-catch-can, that the practice has prevailed in the state, because the CDC recommends wearing face coverings in early April. More than the White House we have been some changes immediately apparent at the meeting on Monday afternoon. Outside on a windy day in the rose garden, high government officials were all wearing masks, including senior adviser Jared Kushner, the Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar, and Admiral Brett Giroir running the reaction administration of the test. The President, which was located at a distance of a panel assembled by the group, was not wearing a mask. -With reporting by Brian Bennett and Kim Dozier / Washington
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