Secret Service Agents To Quarantine Following Tulsa Rally

The transcript discusses the COVID-19 precautions taken during Donald Trump's rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma. It highlights the positive COVID-19 cases among staff and Secret Service agents, the testing requirements for agents before presidential trips, and the agency's staffing and quarantine measures. Additionally, it covers the mask policy at the rally and the Trump campaign's disclaimer regarding virus exposure.

What prompted the law enforcement agency to implement COVID-19 precautions for Trump's rally in Tulsa?

• A request from the Trump campaign

• Reports of positive COVID-19 cases among staffers and agents

• A recommendation from the CDC

• A mandate from the state government

What is the testing requirement for Secret Service agents before a presidential trip?

• Testing 24 to 48 hours before the trip

• Testing only if symptoms are present

• Testing 72 hours before the trip

• No testing requirement

Until when are the testing requirements for Secret Service agents in place?

• Until the end of the year

• Until the next presidential election

• Until July 4th

• Until further notice

Were attendees at the Tulsa rally required to wear face masks?

• Only for attendees over the age of 65

• Only for those in close proximity to the stage

• No, masks were optional

• Yes, masks were mandatory

What did the Trump campaign's disclaimer state regarding the rally?

• They would provide masks to all attendees

• They could not be held responsible for virus exposure

• They would conduct temperature checks at entry

• They would ensure social distancing