‘Nobody bothered to keep their distance or wear masks,’ the veteran ABC White House correspondent wrote. ‘As it turned out, the virus wasn’t just spreading across the country – it was also spreading among the Trump campaign staff.’

Those who tested positive were told to return to Washington, D.C. in rental cars – as opposed to quarantining for two weeks.

‘There was a car of three staffers who had tested positive that drove all the way from Tulsa, Oklahoma, to Washington, D.C.,’ one senior Trump adviser told Karl. ‘We called it a COVID-mobile.’…

Trump aides, according to Karl, were devasted by Cain’s death, as they did believe they were responsible.