The Saturday event is expected to draw tens of thousands of people. Health experts warned about the event's potential to spread disease.
earlier this month that large events of any kind, including Trump campaign rallies, remain “risky.” He said people should continue to avoid such events. He urged those who insist on participating in large gatherings to wear facial coverings at all times.
“When you start to chant and shout, even though the instinct is to pull the mask down, which you see. Don’t do that, because there is a risk there, and it’s a real risk,” Fauci said about attending rallies and protests. The Trump campaign previously warned Tulsa rally attendees that they will be participating in the event at their own risk. The registration page for the rally included aRELATED...
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