Senator Mitch McConnell’s, R-KY, Chief of Staff, Terry Carmack, ran away from basic questions about the Senator’s current health decision.
Given the Senator’s extended absence and lack of a clear explanation, I visited McConnell’s home in Washington, DC to investigate the situation and demand more answers on his current health status.
Heavy security detail was present at his DC home, and they remained there throughout the day.
Carmack would then exit the house and put his phone to his ear, as if he were speaking to someone.
I started asking him basic questions about McConnell’s health, his connection to McConnell, and why he came to the Senator’s home. Carmack started walking fast to avoid me.
As Carmack was pursued down the street, he kept trying to change direction to avoid his face appearing in the camera lens. Carmack then ran his body into mine, which slightly pushed me back.
Mitch McConnell’s Chief of Staff, Terry Carmack was seen at McConnell’s and refused to give a status update on the Senator’s health.
Carmack reportedly makes $226,850 a year. He is still getting paid even though McConnell has been missing for two months. pic.twitter.com/uULdmD6R0A
— Myles Morell (@MorellMedia) August 10, 2026
Immediately, I told him not to touch me, and he attempted to frame the interaction as if I was the one who put my hands on him.
“Don’t touch me! Don’t touch me! Don’t touch me,” Carmack cried out. It’s possible he was hoping nearby police details would intervene.
I continued to press him on McConnell’s health status, but Carmack then approached police officers at the end of the street, flashed his Hill staff ID to them, and pointed in my direction. The police did not intervene despite his efforts.
I pursued him across the street one last time and asked once again for a simple status update. The conversation ended with him saying, “I’m not gonna comment.” We then parted ways.
The story doesn’t end with Carmack.
Hours later, another staffer exited the house. This time, it was an unidentified young man who would often be seen pushing McConnell around the Capitol in a wheelchair.
He declined to give any answers on McConnell’s current health status and kept walking with his AirPods plugged in.
Soon after that encounter, a third individual exited the house. Moments before exiting the front door, I saw him enter through the back garage, but not before sending local police my direction. In the end, I was granted permission to remain in the area:
The man at Mitch McConnell’s house that tried roasting me had entered the house through the back garage and exited through the front for our encounter.
He also sent police after me.
Watch until the end👇🏼 pic.twitter.com/VZ7wDz0VPO
— Myles Morell (@MorellMedia) August 10, 2026
He declined to answer questions about McConnell’s current health condition, instead continuously insisting that I “need to get a real job” and that my “family is worried about me.”
He smiled the entire time and came across as smug and arrogant, despite McConnell’s absence causing a great deal of concern.
While the identity of this man remains unknown, there is a possibility he is Steven J. Law, who is the CEO of Super PACS One Nation and American Crossroads. He is also heavily involved with a Super PAC meant to help Senate Republicans with their races, known as Senate Leadership Fund.
A common theme with all these individuals leaving the house is that they try their absolute best to avoid the media and answering these basic questions.
TMZ reporter, Charlie Cotton, broke another major development on this story when he caught Senator Thom Tillis, R-NC, entering the back garage of McConnell’s home:
Mitch McConnell is @SenThomTillis LANDLORD!!!! pic.twitter.com/PpSR9u8z1D
— CHARLIE COTTON (@hicharliecotton) August 6, 2026
What was Tillis even doing there? Tillis told Cotton that he lives there and rents a separate carriage house. He also told Cotton he “understands that McConnell is ok since he just got out of rehab.”
Mitch McConnell was first hospitalized on June 14th, 2026, after suffering a major fall. He has been missing ever since.
McConnell’s health status still isn’t quite clear. Two “proof of life” photos and a written statement following his alleged discharge from rehab are the only major clues the general public has to work with.
Kentucky Governor, Andy Beshear, demanded that McConnell address the public directly in a short video to prove he is still able to serve or resign.
A couple of weeks ago, the Gateway Pundit pressed lawmakers about Beshear’s ultimatum, McConnell’s health condition, and his extended absence from the U.S. Senate.
Most lawmakers who spoke to TGP seemingly shrugged the situation off, and we’re confident that McConnell is recovering well, despite missing dozens of key Senate votes due to his absence.
Why are they treating the situation as if it isn’t a big deal?
A vast majority of Americans would lose their jobs for just missing one day of work with no direct explanation. Meanwhile, McConnell has been missing from the public eye for two months, but both he and his staff are reportedly still getting paid.
Many have called McConnell’s extended absence a “cover-up” by his staff, his family, and his Taiwanese-born wife, Elaine Chao, whose family has connections to the government of China through their shipping business.
Where is Mitch McConnell? When will he return to work? Is he no longer with us? Why aren’t we getting any answers from his staff?
The American people deserve answers as to what is going on.
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