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Video of an event in the East Room of the White House where President Trump gave remarks around 3 a.m. on Nov. 4 shows White House chief of staff Mark Meadows walking around a crowd of about 150 of Trump's top aides, donors and allies. Meadows has tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

In a pre-recorded testimony shared on June 9, 2022, Campaign lawyer Alex Cannon revealed that White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows said, “So there’s no there there” when told there was no evidence of voter fraud.

The American Medical Association, which represents about half of American doctors; the American Nurses Association, which represents around 4 million nurses; and the American Hospital Associations, which represents about 5000 hospitals and hospital systems, published an open letter on 6 July asking the public “to protect themselves, their neighbours, and their loved ones amid the worst global health crisis in generations.” Cases are surging in Florida, which reported 10 059 new cases; Texas, which reported 4431 new cases; and Arizona, which had 3510 new cases (all on 5 July).3 Florida does not report state-wide hospitalisations, but Miami-Dade county does, and on 4 July covid-19 patients were taking up 70% of available intensive care beds and the city was in the “red flag zone” of rising cases.4 The mayor of Austin, Texas, Steve Adler, said on CNN’s State of the Union, “If we don’t change the trajectory, then I am within two weeks of having our hospitals overrun. [...]highest single day total, 10 059, pushes Florida past 200 000 covid-19 cases.

Former White House counsel Pat Cipollone testified to the Jan. 6 select committee that President Donald Trump waited hours to call off rioters on Jan. 6, despite calls for him to act.

Audio from the Jan. 6 committee hearing on June 9 revealed that White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows focused on the narrative of President Donald Trump’s authority, not ending the violent insurrection at the U.S. capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.

SUSAN KAVALER-ADLER Father Disillusionment in Three Courageous Women who Influence Art and Political Health: Psychodynamic and Psycho-Historical Implications Cry Hutchinson has shown herself to be a modern-day heroine. In her own history, as taken from several biographical accounts, one reads of a woman who stood up to a narcissistic father, fighting for her literary and personal independence, in the face of her father's threats to control her and to prevent her from entering a mature marriage. Once, when an adult, she called him when she needed to go to a hospital for acute pain, which turned out to be an attack of appendicitis for which she would need surgery. Yet, her mother's second husband was never a father for Cassidy. Since she had served as the firstin command under the President's Chief of Staff, Mark Meadows, Cassidy Hutchinson had seen everything that went on behind the scenes in the oval office on that day,.

During the 2020 presidential campaign, then-White House chief of staff Mark Meadows suggested that widespread mail-in voting would lead to voter fraud.

Donald Trump tested positive for covid-19 before debating Joe Biden, according to a new book by Mark Meadows. Reporter Ashley Parker walks through the timeline.

In a taped deposition played on July 12, former White House counsel Pat Cipollone said that there was no evidence of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 presidential election.

After being accused of a “racist act” on Feb. 27, three instances emerged of Rep. Mark Meadows (R-N.C.) making birther comments about President Barack Obama in 2012.