According to NBC, Trump was “fuming” at top aides before the rally had even begun when he learned that the campaign released information confirming that six members working the rally had tested positive for COVID-19.
The campaign made assurances that those who tested positive, and anyone they had been in contact with, would not be in attendance at the rally.
Two more Trump campaign members have since tested positive for coronavirus, bringing the total to eight, including two secret service members.
