over 1 million people requested tickets. there s just a hunger for the rallies. the event in oklahoma is unbelievable. the crowds are unbelievable. they haven t seen anything like it. we ll go there now, give a hopefully good speech. see a lot of great people, great friends and that s it, okay. i have a great feeling we re going to see 100,000 maga supporters down there wanting to see the country reopen. we re so excited to have you. i don t know if people caught that, but over 1 million people have requested tickets to come to this event. what are you going to do with these people that could hundreds of thousands of people trying to come and you have 19,000 seats in doors. what are you going to do with the other people? there is an overflow crowd. people are evidenced they want to move on. i think it s time to have a conversation about freedom and responsibility. all right. we ll talk about the political implications of the president s sparse crowd in tulsa. it
why many want them taken down, it is no surprise, today, that even in washington, at the white house, that kind of attitude still persists. i want you to see what happened during the white house briefing today. when the press secretary, kayleigh mcenany, dodged the truth about, again, and again, refusing to admit that the president s use of the phrase kung flu is racist. you really need to hear this whole thing, as cbs white house correspondent ouija jiang questions her. last july, president trump declared himself the least racist person there is, anywhere in the world. why does he use racist phrases, like the kung flu? the president doesn t. what the president does do is point to the fact that the origin of the virus is china. it s a fair thing to point out, as china tries to, ridiculously, rewrite history. ridiculously, blame the coronavirus on american soldiers. this is what china s trying to do. and what president trump is saying, no, china, i will label this virus fo
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