DOD Leaders Won't Quarantine After Contact With COVID-Positive Person

The transcript discusses the lack of quarantine measures by U.S. officials after contact with the Lithuanian Minister who tested positive for COVID-19. Despite CDC recommendations for a 14-day quarantine, Pentagon officials, including the Acting Secretary of Defense, are not quarantining. The Pentagon claims testing and mitigation measures were in place, with rapid COVID tests administered as necessary. However, at least one senior leader, Anthony Tata, has tested positive and is now in isolation.

Which country's minister did the U.S. military leaders come into contact with, leading to a COVID-19 exposure?

• Estonia

• Latvia

• Poland

• Lithuania

What action did the Pentagon take following the exposure to the Lithuanian Minister?

• Immediate quarantine of all personnel

• Testing and mitigation measures

• No action was taken

• Complete lockdown of the Pentagon

According to CDC guidelines, what is recommended after exposure to COVID-19?

• Immediate vaccination

• Only testing is required

• Quarantine for 14 days

• No action if asymptomatic

Who among the senior leaders tested positive for COVID-19?

• Chris Miller

• Jonathan Hoffman

• Anthony Tata

• Raimundas Carolis

What is the current status of Anthony Tata after testing positive for COVID-19?

• He has been hospitalized

• He is in isolation

• He is continuing his duties

• He has recovered