'Why did the first family and the chief of staff feel that the rules for everybody else didn't apply to them?' Chris Wallace asked Trump adviser Steve Cortes.
"We believe that masks are very useful," Cortes responded."The president has worn them on many occasions, including visiting the hospital where he's now a patient ... So we believe in masks. We also believe in some element of individual choice."
"The first family came in wearing masks, but they took them off. The rules said you had to wear a mask," Fahrenkopf said."Everyone in that hall was supposed to keep the mask on, other than the president, Biden and Chris Wallace."
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