TAPPER: The money lead today: Keep Disney closed. That's the message from some Disney employees in Florida who started a petition urging Walt Disney World to delay its scheduled July 11th re-opening. Nearly 6,000 people have signed onto that petition. Workers say the park is just not safe given the surge in coronavirus cases in Florida, especially in nearby Orange County where infections have jumped more than 400 in just one day. I want to discuss this with CNN business anchor Julia Chatterley. Julia, thanks for joining us. This petition from workers at Walt Disney World reads in part, quote: It is not fair to the people who work there to risk their lives, especially if they are at risk or have family members who are at risk. People are more important than making a profit, end quote. Here you have employees of Walt Disney World saying out loud exactly what a lot of families fear, that it's simply too early to work at or even to visit an outdoor theme park.</s>JULIA CHATTERLEY, CNN BUSINESS ANCHOR: Absolutely. Especially if you're operating in a state that's seen cases spike like Florida. Look, this is a small chunk of the 77,000 plus employees. But what they're saying in this petition is as workers, we are responsible for the safety of each other and our guests. That struck me because look at Disney's website about what they have to say about potential guests coming to the resort. They say by visiting Walt Disney World resort, you voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19. Look at that. There's no sugar coating there to help the medicine go down there. Workers are saying that everybody involved here, the risks are too high. Disney, I would argue, has a tough decision to make on this date. People and reputation if they have to open and then close again comes before profits, Jake.</s>TAPPER: All right, Julia Chatterley with our money lead, thank you so much. There are protests for policing reform underway right now with Senate Democrats preparing to stop a Republican plan for policing reform. But why? I'll ask the number two Democrat in the Senate, next.
Petition Urges Disney World to Delay July 11 Reopening Due to Spike in Florida Coronavirus Cases.