Pool Reports of May 24, 2020

Pool report #1 - Pool called

Good morning from the White House where it is overcast and 60 degrees. Pool was called at 9:05 AM and has loaded vans on the south lawn. More to come.

Pool Report #2 - On the move

The president's motorcade was rolling from the White House at 9:51 AM for an unknown destination.

The president was spotted wearing a white polo shirt and a white baseball cap as he got into the motorcade.

Pool Report #3 - Trump National

The motorcade arrived at Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, VA at 10:30 AM. Pool did not see the president enter the club.

A small number of protesters were outside the entrance to the club. One held a sign that read: "I care do you, 100,000 dead." Motorcade also passed a man giving a thumbs up, soon followed by a woman raising her middle finger.

Have asked the White House for any more details on the president's plans and will pass along if I get. David Bossie was spotted getting into the motorcade at the White House.

Pool is now holding at the tennis facility at the club.

Pool Report # 4- Leaving Trump National

The president's motorcade pulled out of Trump National at 3:35 PM. Pool did not see the president enter his vehicle.

Some protesters were gathered at the exit chanting "Stop killing us" and holding up the front page of today's New York Times.

We have not received any details from the White House on the president's activities or golf partners. Flagging this report that some photographers spotted professional golfer Billy Hurley III with the president.

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Pool Report #5 - Back at White House

The president's motorcade arrived back at the White House at 4:17 PM. The president was seen entering the building.

We have a travel/photo lid at 4:20 PM. Enjoy the rest of your day.

Pool Report #6 - Brazil Announcement

Passing on this statement:

"Today, the President has taken decisive action to protect our country by suspending the entry of aliens who have been in Brazil during the 14-day period before seeking admittance to the United States. As of May 23, 2020, Brazil had 310,087 confirmed cases of COVID-19, which is the third highest number of confirmed cases in the world. Today's action will help ensure foreign nationals who have been in Brazil do not become a source of additional infections in our country. These new restrictions do not apply to the flow of commerce between the United States and Brazil." Kayleigh McEnany