Tulsa Officials Fear Spread Of COVID-19 At Upcoming Trump Rally

The transcript discusses President Trump's campaign rally in Tulsa, initially scheduled for Juneteenth, which faced controversy and was rescheduled. Concerns about COVID-19 risks at the large indoor event are highlighted, with local officials worried about the impact on the community and employees. Despite Oklahoma's relatively low case numbers, the virus is spreading in Tulsa. The Trump campaign plans to implement safety measures but has issued a disclaimer regarding potential virus exposure.

Why was President Trump's rally in Tulsa initially controversial?

• It was scheduled on a significant holiday.

• It was the first rally after the pandemic.

• It was held in a small venue.

• It was not announced publicly.

What is a major concern about holding large indoor events during the pandemic?

• Limited seating capacity

• High ticket prices

• Increased risk of virus spread

• Lack of media coverage

What did Tulsa County Commissioner Karen Keith express concern about?

• The cost of the rally

• The political impact of the rally

• The safety of venue employees

• The weather conditions on the day of the rally

What safety measures did the Trump campaign plan to implement at the rally?

• Conducting temperature checks

• Offering free transportation

• Providing free meals

• Distributing campaign merchandise

What disclaimer did the Trump campaign issue regarding the rally?

• They are not responsible for potential virus exposure.

• They cannot guarantee entry for all attendees.

• They will not provide refunds for tickets.

• They cannot ensure media coverage.