People attending large events of any kind should be aware of the continued threat posed by the coronavirus, the nation’s top infectious disease expert warned.
Despite the risks, Fauci acknowledged the desire people have to engage in the political process. He stressed, however, that those who insist on attending Trump’s rallies or any protests should take the necessary precautions to mitigate the risks of spreading or contracting COVID-19.“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,” he added.
Trump is planning a massive rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on June 19, a day recognized as the end of slavery in the United States. The president’s campaign has asked rallygoers to agree that they will attend the event at their own risk. In a legal disclaimer included in the event registration page, registrants are warned that catching the virus is “an inherent risk” of attending the rally, and they are asked to agreeKarl said on his podcast that some precautionary health measures may be put in place for Trump’s Tulsa rally, which will be held in an arena with a capacity of 19,000 guests. They include providing hand sanitizer on-site and checking attendees’ temperatures.
Fauci has repeatedly warned of the ongoing threat of the coronavirus, which he’s described as his “worst nightmare” come to life.“Oh my goodness. Where is it going to end? We’re still at the beginning of really understanding,” he said.
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