Watch: OKC Mayor Holt On COVID-19 Spike, Vaccine Roll Out, Holidays

Thursday, November 19th 2020, 6:42 am

By: News 9

Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt joined News 9 Thursday morning to discuss the current COVID-19 spike, the process of administering a vaccine when it's approved, and if it will be likely that the state will see another increase in cases after Thanksgiving.

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