Three White House staff members have tested positive for COVID-19 amid the outbreak.
Former Barack Obama adviser David Plouffe spoke of the potential for spread in the White House, raising worries over the ability to social distance within its walls."It's like working in a submarine. The halls are narrow, you're going to run into people."
Both Trump and Pence have tested negative for the virus, the White House has previously confirmed. There had been suggestions Pence himself might self-isolate,
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