‘Trump’s key personnel’ confirmed Miller … one after another at the White House

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Anti-Immigration Policymaker Miller, Confirmed Senior Advisor
Training of 3 White House Employees, Including the ‘Nuclear Bag Manager’
White House Foot Infection Spreads During Trump’s First Discharge

Reuters reported on the 6th (local time) that the President of the United States, Donald Trump, returned to the hospital after three days of hospitalization due to a new coronavirus infection, and Stephen Miller, 34, a high-ranking aide of the White House, who was President Trump’s closest friend, was confirmed with coronavirus.

Senior Aide Miller is the architect of the Trump administration’s anti-immigration policy and is the key personnel responsible for President Trump’s overall hardline policy. Previously, his wife, Katie Miller, 28, a spokeswoman for Vice President Pence’s office, was also confirmed in May.

Three other White House employees, including a head of nuclear football, which contains the US nuclear weapons code, were also infected with corona. According to Bloomberg News, another confirmed person, Coast Guard Chief Jaina McCarron, is a member of the White House Military Office (WHMO) and an employee who protects the nuclear bag.

A nuclear bag is a black bag that contains a nuclear code used by the President of the United States to approve a nuclear attack in an emergency. It is usually placed in office space, but when it is moved, it is carried by a military assistant.

Another confirmed case is one of the active duty soldiers serving as president. Bloomberg, citing a source familiar with the matter, said the soldier had been traveling with President Trump very closely in the past week.

Additional confirmed cases also turned up in the office of the White House spokesperson. The CNN broadcast reported that the White House media department immediately quarantined itself, saying a third infected person came out. The day before, a spokeswoman Kayley McConaney revealed that the crown was confirmed and she went into self-isolation.

Meanwhile, the New York Times (NYT) reported that most attendees during the nomination ceremony for the nomination ceremony of Federal Supreme Court Justice Amy Connie Barrett in the Rose Garden of the White House on the 26th of the month In the past they were forced to wear masks and did not observe social distancing.

Including former White House Senior Adviser Kelly Ann Conway and former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, Senators Tom Tillis, Senator Mike Lee, John Jenkins, president of Notre Dame, and Reverend Greg Laurie of Harvest Christian Fellowship Church , who attended the nominations. Three reporters who entered the White House were confirmed.