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TDR Live: Trump Convention Site Explodes With Covid Outbreak
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1:18:23Now PlayingThe Damage Report host John Iadarola is joined by TYT’s own Jayar Jackson to break down all of today’s major headlines and news for you.
The likelihood of a Covid-19 vaccine being developed soon is relatively small --but Trump doesn’t seem to think so. A night on the town in Jacksonville, Florida unsurprisingly resulted in a newfound Covid-19 outbreak. Yesterday marked the highest single-day total for new Covid-19 cases in Oklahoma, but MAGA isn’t convinced of the risk and still plan on attending Trump’s rally in the state later this week. Dr. Fauci doesn’t seem to think Trump’s rally is a great idea, although Press Sec. Kayleigh McEnany claims it’ll be totally safe. Dr. Fauci and Dr. Birx seem to have totally disappeared from the national spotlight. Incidents of right-wing violence are flaring up nationwide. Trump’s niece is coming out with a new book, allegedly coming forth with details about family “trauma, neglect and abuse.”
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"Tuesday marked the highest single-day total yet in new COVID-19 cases in Oklahoma.
That count came on the heels of successive days in which the deadly disease has far exceeded peaks in April and on the lead up-to significant political activity in downtown Tulsa.
Tulsa County has the highest number (1,729) of confirmed cases of any county in the state, despite having a population more than 20% smaller than Oklahoma County, the state’s most populous county, which has reported 1,673 cases.
Tulsa County also reported its highest seven-day rolling average, 66.9 new cases, since the pandemic began, according to the Tulsa County Health Department’s website.
State health officials reported 228 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday in Oklahoma, according to data from the Oklahoma State Department of Health. Four more people died, including two in Tulsa County. There have been a total of 363 deaths and 8,645 infections since March in Oklahoma."
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