His doctor said the president can hold “public engagements” starting Saturday.
President Donald Trump is scheduled to host his first in-person event since testing positive for the coronavirus on Saturday at the White House discussing “law and order,” despite evidence of a growing coronavirus outbreak at the White House this week.
The event will feature “remarks to peaceful protesters for law and order” by the president, according to an invite obtained by ABC News and confirmed by two White House sources familiar with the planning.
The gathering is scheduled to take place on the South Lawn of the White House in conjunction with a previously planned event organized by controversial conservative activist Candace Owens’ group Blexit, a campaign to urge Black Americans to leave the Democratic Party, sources said. MORE: Trump itching to get back to campaign trail, but he and White House evasive on health questions
Trump according to a source is expected to address the crowd from the balcony of the White House.
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BREAKING: President Trump set to host his first in-person event since testing positive for COVID-19 on Saturday at the White House, sources say. https://t.co/Gl3LbQt6kj
— ABC News (@ABC) October 9, 2020
Come for the sociopathic behavior! Stay for the contagious disease! https://t.co/lMZUici4VV
— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) October 9, 2020
I so love Rick Wilson. LOL
I don’t get how anyone would knowingly want to attend this shindig, deliberately putting themselves at risk and probably spreading the virus to their loved ones afterwards. Is the cult so persuasive they would risk their lives and the lives of others?
BTW — Trump was supposed to appear for some event in my neck of the woods next week and there was a huge outcry over it. Word now is that the “event” was canceled. Thank God. No one here wants to participate in herd immunity.
Plague gotta plague. https://t.co/W5MBIn5Q2D
— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) October 10, 2020
WH insists South Lawn gathering is not a campaign event. But supporters are wearing Trump Campaign caps. And Pres Trump began his remarks by hailing enthusiasm for his re-election and declaring of his opponents, “we got to vote these people into oblivion.” pic.twitter.com/kamQvw6rE4
— Mark Knoller (@markknoller) October 10, 2020
Trump rallies supporters at White House in first event since COVID-19 diagnosis https://t.co/3KiZ4XxksK pic.twitter.com/S9VdKoVk60
— The Hill (@thehill) October 10, 2020
BREAKING: Trump holds FIRST PUBLIC EVENT since leaving Walter Reed: "I'm feeling great." pic.twitter.com/4dHYY3cuEz
— The Hill (@thehill) October 10, 2020
ABC News has confirmed that attendees to Trump WH Rally were paid.
— Biden Army (@Biden_Army) October 10, 2020
Ok, the attendees were paid to attend. I hope what they received is worth it, particularly when in a few days or weeks some of them and maybe their loved ones end up on ventilators.
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