It will be the president's second major trip away from the White House since March when much of the country went into lockdown mode as coronavirus cases and deaths mounted.
Both states are seen as potentially pivotal to Trump's reelection hopes.
Trump has spent recent weeks meeting with governors at the White House, each time highlighting on large placards how much personal protective gear the federal government had given their states. During that appearance, Pesicka described the increased demand his company faced—one unnamed hospital in New York, he said, typically needed about 10,000 to 20,000 masks a week but suddenly needed 200,000 to 300,000 masks a week as the outbreak raged.
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