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June 22, 2020 - Liberty Hangout - Kaitlin Bennett

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The Truth About Tulsa

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	Hey guys, so if you watched President Trump's speech from Tulsa, Oklahoma last night, you'll probably have paid close attention to the size of the crowd there.
	And now that is all that the media is talking about.
	But what they are not talking about is the truth behind it.
	You see, the media spent weeks trying to lecture people about why they shouldn't go to this rally because we're in the middle of a pandemic and Trump just wants to get everybody sick.
	So they tried scaring people away.
	There's a lot of violence and chaos going on across the country, and the media was trying to paint it that Trump was threatening protesters.
	So needless to say, not as many people showed up as were expected.
	But something else that they're not reporting on is that millions upon millions of Trump supporters tuned in to watch his speech live online.
	And that's something that you won't hear about on CNN or MSNBC.
	So let me read you a tweet from Donald Trump's communications director, and he said some facts about the Tulsa rally.
	12,000 people made it past protesters through the metal detectors.
	The lower bowl of the arena holds 9,000 by itself and was full.
	12,000 is about 11,990 more than attended Joe Biden's last event, and over 8.3 million have watched online.
	8.3 million.
	You see, the media is gonna show you photos like this from the rally yesterday that shows that the upper bowl was not full despite the lower bowl being full.
	And even if you're a Trump supporter, if you saw these images going around yesterday, you were probably a little disappointed.
	I know I was very disappointed when I saw it and had a lot of us questioning whether President Trump still has the support that we believe he has.
	It was disheartening to see those photos, especially when the campaign was saying that there were over a million people to have requested tickets.
	But the truth about it is that eight million people, eight million people tuned in to watch his speech online.
	By far blowing out of the water any other rally that President Trump has ever had before.
	So while not as many people showed up in person as were expected, tons of people tuned in online to see what their president had to say.
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	So this says a couple of things here.
	One, it says that people were probably too scared to show up.
	Now, why were they too scared?
	One, the media was trying to scare people out of going because they were gonna get sick.
	Um American news reporter Jack Pesobic who was there confirms that the crowd looked a lot younger than it usually does at Trump rallies.
	So that goes to show a lot of the elderly Trump supporters that usually attend these rallies, they stayed home.
	They stayed home probably because there's still a pandemic going on and the media was spooking them into thinking that if they go, they're gonna get sick, and everyone they know is gonna get sick.
	So they didn't go.
	They watched on TV and they watched online.
	There's also a lot of violence going on across the country, and these protesters are able to continually get whatever they want.
	They can yank down statutes, they can attack people, they can loot stores, burn down businesses, they can attack police and pre-police precincts, and nothing ever happens to them.
	There's never any consequences.
	And when people defend themselves, they're the ones who are hauled off to jail.
	So it's if you're a Trump supporter, why are you going to want to put yourself in that position?
	Why are you gonna want to go to a rally knowing that if you're forced into a compromising situation, you're going to be the one that's going to be hauled off to jail.
	So if you're a Trump supporter, even if you want to go and see your president, you don't want to be put in that situation.
	Especially when you're walking into a city with a mayor who wanted to do everything he can to keep Trump out of Tulsa.
	So you know that the odds are already stacked against you, but that doesn't mean that President Trump's support is waning.
	I know that I was very disheartened and disappointed at first when I saw those images.
	I thought, wow, Trump is losing his base.
	He's not connecting with his supporters the way he did in 2016 in a number of ways that may still be true.
	I don't think that President Trump should have changed a date of the rally.
	I think that was a big detriment to him.
	He should have kept it on the 19th.
	It ruined a lot of people's plans, it ruined our own travel plans.
	We should have been there yesterday, but we weren't.
	I wonder how many more people would have been there on the 19th if it didn't change the But that doesn't mean his support is waning.
	Eight million people tuned in to watch it.
	I'm very curious to see what's going to happen in his next upcoming rallies.
	He's supposed to be in Florida.
	He's supposed to be in Arizona, he's supposed to be in uh North Carolina.
	So it's gonna be very interesting to see what kind of outpouring of support he has there, both online and in person.
	Um something else that we have to mention too is that a lot of people, a lot of liberals online were trying to reserve tickets and trick the Trump campaign into thinking that more people were interested in going than actually were.
	And something that's really interesting and uh kind of disturbing is that Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez put out a tweet yesterday.
	She was responding to Trump's campaign manager, Brad Parcell, and he said, actually, you just got rocked by teens on TikTok who flooded the Trump campaign with fake ticket reservations and tricked you into believing a million people wanted your white super sauce open mic enough to pack an arena during the virus.
	Shout out to Zoomers, y'all make me so proud.
	So here you have uh an elected official admitting to you know election interference and using uh TikTok to be able to trick the Trump campaign into thinking that there are more people that want to go than actually wanted to.
	But here's another tweet that Matt Schlapp, uh, he runs uh the ACU, which hosts CPAC every year.
	He tweeted earlier today, really bummed my mom, sister, and nephew canceled their trip to the Tulsa rally at the last minute due to all the concerns of violence.
	Clearly, good people are worried about safety.
	It's beyond time for America to think about who will re-establish security in our neighborhoods.
	So there you go.
	You have people admitting that they did not go to this because they were afraid of violence.
	So there's a number of factors for why the crowd wasn't as big as we thought it was gonna be.
	You had a virus going on, you had the media warning people that they were gonna be sick if they went, you had threats of violence, and then you had Democratic politicians admitting and cheering on people that were interfering in the election and requesting tickets by the uh hundreds of thousands.
	So there you go.
	A lot of different reasons for why the arena looked the way it did, but that doesn't mean anything in regards to Trump's success with his campaign.
	There's my cat.
	But um what I want to know is instead of looking at the support for Donald Trump, they don't want to address the support that Joe Biden has right now.
	Where's the Biden rallies?
	Where's he?
	He just had an event and there were probably 10 people there sitting about 10 feet apart from each other.
	So where's Joe Biden?
	Where's his rallies?
	Where is his support?
	They want to show you Trump's rallies, and they don't want to talk about their own candidate.
	That's important.
	Let's start, let's start flipping the script.
	Let's start asking where is Joe Biden, where are his supporters?
	Because guess what?
	They don't exist right now.
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