Donald Trump faced pressure to reset his campaign after Tulsa.

There has been a change in President Trump's campaign's top ranks. There is no evidence to show the decision was taken due to the failed Tulsa rally.

There has been a change in President Trump's campaign's top ranks. There is no evidence to show the decision was taken due to the failed Tulsa rally.A senior leadership change has been made in President Trump’s re-election, reports stated. Michael Glassner has been moved from being the campaign's chief operating officer into a role in which he will focus on the campaign’s legal issues. Glassner, who was among the original hires on the Trump campaign in 2015 will be replaced by Jeff De Wit. This comes in the wake of the disappointing turnout at the President's Tulsa rally in Oklahoma. Media reports suggest the high-level shake-up is a result of the Tulsa rally debacle.

However, campaign spokesperson Tim Murtaugh said the decision was not a reaction to the failed Tulsa campaign. He said Glassner is moving to the role of navigating the legal courses the campaign faces, some of which may last beyond the end of the campaign.