President Trump says he will host his first rally in months next week in Oklahoma, and plans to visit four other states in the coming weeks. He hasn't held a rally since early March, when all in-person campaign events were halted due to Covid-19 concerns.
The first rally will take place in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on June 19. Ahead of a meeting with African American leaders at the White House, Trump said he also plans to visit Florida, North Carolina, Arizona and Texas. The President has not held a rally since early March, when all in-person campaign events halted due to the coronavirus pandemic. "We're going to start our rallies back up now. We've had a tremendous run at rallies," Trump said.
The campaign believes those crowds at the protests have opened the door to events like these rallies, despite the warnings from public health officials that social distancing, facial coverings and limited public interaction are still necessary to prevent a second spike of the virus. "Where we go we will make sure it is safe to hold a rally and what safety precautions we put in place.
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