6 members of President Trump's campaign staff who were in Tulsa, Oklahoma, to setup for the president's campaign rally tested positive for the coronavirus, the campaign says; staffers who tested positive will not be in attendance at Saturday’s rally.
The campaign has required all those in attendance to sign a digital waiver releasing the campaign and president of any liability if they get sick.on Friday that Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top infectious disease expert, and coronavirus task force response coordinator Dr.
The campaign, however, has maintained that they are taking enough precautions to avoid a sudden uptick in cases. "As previously announced, all rally attendees are given temperature checks before going through security, at which point they are given wristbands, facemasks and hand sanitizer,” Murtaugh said.Carol E. Lee is an NBC News correspondent.Kelly O’Donnell is a White House correspondent for NBC News.
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