Watch: Dr. Bratzler On Why Okla. No Longer Meets COVID-19 Requirements To Reopen

Monday, June 15th 2020, 7:59 am

By: News 9

OU Medicine's Doctor Dale Batzler joined News 9 this morning to explain why Oklahoma no longer meets the COVID-19 requirements to reopen.

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