President Trump announced on Friday, early October 2, that he and First Lady Melania Trump Tested positive for COVID-19, Raises questions about the health of those who have recently come in contact with it.
At least 24 people in Mr. Trump’s orbit have tested positive for Covid-19 since September 29. Below is a current list of people in the President’s orbit who have been in recent contact or who have met and tested regularly. – or testing is ongoing – for Covid-19 transition:
Trump’s family
- Melania Trump: Tested positive Friday, October 2nd.
- Ivanka Trump: Tested negative on Monday, October 5th.
- Jared Kushner: Tested negative on Monday, October 5th.
- Baron Trump: Tested negative on Friday, October 2nd.
- Donald Trump, Jr.: Tested negative on Friday, October 2nd.
- Eric Trump: Tested negative on Tuesday, October 6th.
- Lara Trump: Tested negative on Tuesday, October 6th.
White House
- Presidential Adviser Hope HicksTested: Positive Thursday, October 1.
- Nick Luna, director of operations for the Oval Office: Tested positive on Saturday, October 3rd.
- Assistant Press Secretary Chad Gilmartin: 3/4 October has tested positive in the week of October.
- White House Press Secretary Kyle McKinney: Tested Positive Monday, October 5th.
- Senior Advisor Stephen Miller: Tested positive on Tuesday, October 6th.
- Assistant Press Secretary Jelen Drummond: Positive Testing, CBS News Report Tuesday, October 6th.
- Assistant Press Secretary Caroline LevittTested Positive: CBS News 6 Tuesday October, Tuesday Report.
- Assistant Press Secretary Harrison Fields: Positive test, Thursday October 8, confirmed on Thursday.
- Vice President Mike Pence: Tested negative on Thursday, October 8th.
- Chief of Staff Mark Meadows: Tested negative on Thursday, October 8th.
- Health and Human Services Secretary Alex AzarTested: Negative Friday, October 2nd.
- Larry Cudlow, Director of the National Economic Council: Tested negative on Friday, October 2nd.
- Deputy Director of Communications Dan Scavino: Tested negative on Friday, October 2nd.
Others
- Former White House Counsel Kelly Conway: On Friday, October 2nd, he tweeted that he is positive for COVID-19.
- Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie: Christie, who helped Mr. Trump prepare for the discussion and spent hours with him and Hicks for several days, Tweeted On October 3, he tested positive. He was admitted to the hospital on October 3. He was discharged from the hospital on October 10.
- Venerable John Jenkins: The president of the University of Notre Dame, who attended Barrett’s nomination at the White House, has tested positive in the university’s opinion.
- Trump campaign manager Bill Stepian: Friday, 2 October October, tested positive for coronavirus.
- U.S. Admiral Charles Ray, Vice Commandant of the Coastguard: Tested positive on Tuesday, October October positive, he attended the Gold Star Families White House event on September 27th.
- Gary Thomas, assistant commandant of the Marine Corps: Tested positive on Wednesday, October 7th. Thomas met Ray on October 2nd.
- Photojournalist El Drago: Tested positive on Friday, October 2nd. He covered Amy Connie Arett’s nomination event and the September 27 White House briefing.
- Michael Shearer, correspondent for the New York Times: Tested Friday, October 2nd October. When Mr. Trump traveled to Pennsylvania on September 26, he traveled on Air Force One.
- Unknown journalist: Tested positive on Friday, October 2nd. The reporter attended the September 27 briefing.
- Unknown journalist: Positive tested positive on Wednesday, October 8, was last at the White House on October 1.
- Supreme Court nominee Amy Connie Barrett: The White House said in a statement that it Tested negative on Friday, October 2nd.
- Democratic presidential candidate J Biden: Mr. Trump debated Tuesday, Sept. 29. Tested multiple times, the latest negative test was on Saturday, October 10th.
- Attorney General Bill Barr: He attended Barrett’s nomination announcement at the White House. His fifth negative test was on Tuesday, October 5, the Justice Department said.
- Senior Trump Campaign Adviser Jason Miller: Miller, who was involved in President Trump’s debate prep, said he had a negative test on Oct. 2.
- Rudy Giuliani: 5 October October tested negative on Monday, he said in a tweet.
- Chris Wallace: Tested negative on Monday, October 5th
- Admiral Brett Giroir: Tested negative until Wednesday, October 7th
- National Intelligence Director John Ratcliffe: Tested negative on Friday, October 2nd
Congress
- Utah Senator Mike Lee (R): A member of the Judiciary Committee who attended Barrett’s nomination announcement and met with him this week. Tested Positive Thursday, October 1.
- North Carolina Senator Thom Tillis (R): Member of the Judiciary Committee who attended Barrett’s nomination announcement. Tested positive on Friday, October 2nd.
- Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson (R): Tested positive for the virus on Friday, October 2nd.
- California Representative Salud Karbajal (D): A positive test for Covid-19 was conducted on Tuesday, October 6, when it came in contact with someone, it was Lee with the virus.
- Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn (R): Participated in debates and flew over Air Force One; Tested negative on Friday, October 2nd.
- Minnesota Representative Jim Hagdorn (R): Flew over Air Force One; Negative tested Friday, October 2nd.
- Ohio Representative Jim Jordan (R): Participated in the discussion and flew over Air Force One; Tested negative on Friday, October 2nd
- House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D): Tested negative on Friday, October 2nd.
- South Carolina Senator Lindsay Graham: The chairman of the Judicial Committee conducted a negative test on Friday, October 2nd.
Not in recent contact with Trump, but tested defensively
- Chairman of the Republican National Committee Rona McDaniel: Tested positive on Wednesday 29 September.
- Treasury Secretary Steven MuchinTested: Negative Friday, October 2nd.
- Secretary of State Mike Pompeo: He said in Croatia that on Friday 2 October he had a negative test.
- Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe: Tested negative on Friday, October 2nd.
This list does not include:
- Four White House staffers were tested about three weeks ago, a senior White House official confirmed to CBS News. All four staff wore masks, and no one had been in contact with the family before.
Alan he contributed to this report.
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