plus, grammy winning musician and country music legend brad paisley will be here.'ll talk, catch up with brad, and then he will perform with fred armisen and the 8g band, socially distant, of course. but, this all come together and it's great the news right now is terrible and i'm only using the word terrible, because anything more accurate wouldn't get past our censors. but in the midst of all the awful recent headlines, a few uplifting stories have emerged which, brings us to a segment called "the kind of story we need right now." ♪ >> seth: in april, to slow the spread of the coronavirus, new york governor andrew cuomo ordered all residents to wear face masks when they're outside. unfortunately, not all new yorkers complied so what can you do when you see someone in public without a mask ask them politely to put one on? that's one approach, sure. but when a woman showed up without a mask to a grocery store in staten island, people there tried a different approach >> get the [ bleep ] out of here >> get out [ yelling >> seth: this is the kind of story we need rig

there is brad keselowski at not even half throttle. in his automobile. >> jeff: he is cruising right now. who is not cruising is joey logano in the outside lane. not only is he not saving fuel but a longer line being in that outside lane. >> mike: what is going to be making everyone nervous when we see erik jones in the 20 car. >> he should be the first driver to hit pit road. remember, he stayed out on that last caution, so right now, he is going to have to be on pit road at about the next two to three laps. >> mike: still 27 cars on the lead lap. less than ten laps to go. >> jeff: regardless of what happens in the next eight or nine laps, mike, hats off to tyler reddick doing just a fantastic job following up a that great finish last week with fourth place at homestead with a great run here as he leads this field. >> mike: owner coca-cola cam with bubba wallace. looking ahead at denny hamlin. how about ryan preece in fourthe saying they need to pit if the continue green here, mike. >> mike: wow. that is complicated by him being in th

brads breath the sanctified brad is sacred. you don't have the right to take god's breath and a bad day you kate but crap then being a baddie. but you don't look at it that way because the your way kidneys. press a balance. darkness you see it now trying to figure out how you want to stop the protest rather than how you want to stop the brutality. you calling your cabinet in trying to figure out how it's going to affect your vote rather than has going to affect our lives. use a non ha you can spend a star rating rather than you can achieve justice wickedness and a hard place is a huge you take rubber bullets and tear gas to clear out peaceful protesters and then take the bible and walk in front of her checks and use her church as a problem where you can't miss in high places worth if you are a man walking prosperity street when the checks been had the boards up. you want to hold or not no bible when our pre was killed in brunswick. when taylor was killed there know if there's no. way you can't know this and higher prices but go

brad is right on with this one. liz: yeah. brad, when this craziness is all over, we would love to have you in the studio to hear and to watch your prediction because it's a pretty bold one that's gotten the attention of wall street. brad neuman, phil flynn, thank you so much. good to see you both. >>> we've got the closing bell ringing in about 43 minutes. if you are wondering whether the coronavirus is dying out here in the united states, the doctor who runs brooklyn hospital's intensive care unit says just wait, that scenes like this die-in protest could speed up a second covid-19 tidal wave. dr. james gasparino on when it will hit and why people not even at the protest might be the ones most at risk. he's next on "the claman countdown." (vo) since our beginning, our business has been people. and their financial well-being. it's evident in good times, with decisions focused on the long-term. and crucial when circumstances become difficult. that continued emphasis on people - our advisors, associates, clients and communities

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brad: i will give you a classic dodge. i think it is way too early to tell.his that will pandemic economic future have not been made. the outcome in november matters. set of policyd decisions on trade, on american alliances, on the relationship that will be central to the post pandemic world. we are only beginning to lay those out. where we are after this election, the day after this election, what will be the best practice to resurrect our state department from where we have been in the last administration, whether it is a second trump term or a new biden term? brad: it is a lot easier to imagine the process with a new by -- i've every reason to think joe biden would pick a strong and well-respected secretary of state, but i think biden has made it clear he would ties to traditional allies. at least in the first six months, i think that would be a relatively easy to orchestrate in the sense there would be in a norma's appetite on the part of america -- there would be an enormous appetite on the part of america's traditional allies to work closely with the ne

willnows how much of it breed brad pascal's fault -- how much of it will be brad pascal's fault. we have seen good reporting that there is already a good amount of disarray associated with brad pascal's leadership, including concerns the president had about how much money brad pascal was making off the campaign. if he cannot deliver a full auditorium, which outside of isial media and television, the only way donald trump campaigns, i would suggest would be in for some trouble. andd: is is a larger issue how many people you get to a rally? if president trump support base is worried about their safety, what does that say for president trump if he gets to november of things do not turn around? rick: there a couple of different ways to look at it. it takes away one of the only ways he campaigns, which of these big rallies. if he cannot campaign that way, how will he keep his base excited? mark is a big question there. the campaign is not been willing to alter their plan for the general election, even though it has been delayed, which is these big rallies. i would also say there are t

want to bring in brad parscale the campaign manager for trump/pence 2020 brad good morning to you.ere about the mayor issuing this curfew, and the civil emergency, what are your thoughts? >> well look, we worked with the governor and the mayor they've been great and very helpful and look, they are worried about the safety of everyone there, whether it's their citizens or those coming from out of town and i congratulate him for trying to keep our people safe. steve: sure with what the mayor 's directive says i've received the information from the tulsa police department and other law enforcement agencies that shows that individuals from organized groups who have been involved in destructive or violent behavior in other states are planning to travel to the city of tulsa for causing unrest around a rally. brad it sounds like you'll have some company. are you worried about a confrontation where you've got people completely behind the president and then people who would like to stir things up >> i've been here since day one and i found all trump supporters to be really caring, loving pe

brad's wife is black and they have two children. >> for us we live the black lives matter.between the two of us we have two children, a son that i literally fear for everyday. i don't know what's going to happen with him just driving around town. >> reporter: southbay crossfit or esther says she will continue her workouts. >> it's about the friends, the family, the culture and the family that i have now thanks to crossfit. it's not about him. i don't even know what he looks like honestly. >> reporter: crossfit corporate has walked back some statements but it is not enough for brad. >> is not possible to accept that apology. i think like appellate a lot of people, they apologize after they get caught doing something only because they got caught doing something. >> reporter: brad is not alone in dropping his crossfit affiliation. others have throughout the country because of these statements and benny trader says they will not continue their crossfit certifications over all of this as well. reporting live in san francisco, kpix 5. >>> a lot of companies and gyms posting about

of country music star brad paisley who met the two on zoom and shipped them hundreds of dollars worth of beer. they're now hosting a happy hour every thursday. pretty cool to see everyone coming together like that. i think we need more of that, lisa. >> for sure, sort of nearmy hometown upstate new york there. >> oh. >> good people there for sure. >> yes. >>> we're talking about a little bit of a warmup today, more significant as we get in towards the middle of the week and as we get towards about tuesday/wednesday, we'll be watching the winds. they're going to go temporarily offshore, and the combination of the warmup, the low relative humidity and that offshore flow always hytens fire danger around here. so looking at live doppler 7 the skies already clearing out there. we have hey patchy fog and mist and drizzle at the coast but not much of it left, in fact, as we look at the wider perspective, we're going to be looking at this system, this is the one that will keep temperatures from getting too warm tomorrow and tuesday, and then as we get on the back side of this system,

i mean, is there talk of -- i mean, how is brad parscale doing? there's all the rumors that he might not be in that position for long, he would be layered. i was talking to somebody who said this is exposing that he doesn't really know what he's doing, that he's a glorified website maker? >> yes, i mean, he kind of shrugged off rumors of his demise yesterday, saying every week, there's a story that he's been fired and he's still standing. he's really close with the family and that's always been something that is important to him and important to his relationship with the president. they recently elevated bill step steppien, a longtime republican operative who has more, just nuts and bolts campaign experience, than someone like brad who got his start in politics with donald trump four years ago. so, they have some people there who have been put into more senior roles, who have run campaigns before. as for whether brad stays or goes or gets layered, we haven't heard anything more about his change -- a change in his title, as of right now, but this -

piece that just came in, maybe illustrates what brad was just talking about. reddit said it was going to ban hundreds of sub-reddits that has hate speech and that includes the pro trump reddit what does this say to you and does it have any bearing on the discussion we were just having about how facebook moderates its platform >> clearly there is a lot of discussion right now about what platforms should do about the hate speech that gets put onto this platforms for years now, reddit has staked out a position of being an extremely pro speech, pro expression environment but they have also been under increasing pressure, especially this month with all the black lives matter protests, to do something about some of the explicit hate speech and incitements to violence that they have been seeing on their platform and so today they rewrote their content policy basically and their new first rule explicitly bans hate speech and so as a result, as you mentioned, the donald is going away along with a number of other sub-reddits who have violated their rules so this is a ma

he then used that power to run for governor, and was replaced by brad. brad comes into play. we through fair fight action, the organization if started, sued the state and said that what we saw happen will never be undone if'll never be the governor in 2018 but in proes was wrong. the democracy didn't work and one of their solutions was to buy knew machines because we also had an issue of flipping, where people would put in their votes and the person they selected namely me would suddenly become brian kemp. i'm not brian kemp. so i want to frame all of this for these reasons. malfeasance doesn't disappear. bad action doesn't disappear because it goes underground. and what happened in part was that the same structures that have been deeply problematic in the state of fda for the last decade, reared their ugly heads again then and then layer on top of it incompetence and that incompetence began with what brian kemp asset saad which brad stayed telling spite the constitutional obligation they hold to he be in superintendent of elects, meaning they're responsible for directing, tr

eric: brad, reference to sad night massacre. wait a minute. what about that?e saturday night massacre where nixon refused to fire cox and resign? >> mr. berman doesn't want to go because he wasn't, quote, unquote personally fired. the president will fire him if that's what he wants. i see as not a firing at all. that's a promotion, and apparently that wasn't good for him either. even though you're appointed by the president there comes a time when you no longer are useful service. service to the president is an opportunity and not a career. turnover is quite healthy. nobody has a lock on being a u.s. attorney and the fact that it is a very powerful position makes it even more important that the president has people who he trusts. eric: 20 seconds left. >> service to the american people instead of service to this president. i think that is what we are all looking for to, 241 days when vice president joe biden is inaugurated because when you look at joe biden's stability, that's what we need now. eric: we are up against the clock, we get cut off. we will be righ

so brad, do you feel like there is a change this time around?ou know, brooke, i think the opportunity for change is prevalent. the thing that concerns me is using these platforms and using a worldwide movement for political gain or for financial gain. that's what we've seen in the past. so we need programs and solutions. one of our business partners, procter & gamble has launched a website, go to pg.com/takeonrace, and there's forums about communications, about solutions, about ideologies on talking, having communication, having dialogue. i think that's what we need to come up with. i hear this every day. the thing i worry about is it all being politicized for a vote. a vote is very important no doubt about it. but we in the african-american community and in the world in general, we need very credible concrete solutions on how to go forward. so i'm hoping some really smart people can continue to have conversations, communication, and we can actually come up with valid solutions to make this a better day going forward. >> it's not enough to not b

like his campaign manager, brad parscale.nd what about trump's plan to resume a busy rally schedule heading into the republican convention, which now also has a big question mark looming over it. or does trump simply cling to a strategy you probably last saw on the playground in third grade. when you're losing, accuse the other side of cheating. we already saw a glimpse of that this morning with this tweet. trump already trying to claim that the november election will be rigged against him. not exactly a sign of confidence, but even trump believes he'll be able to turn things around. joining us now, the aforementioned jonathan lamir. the one and only pineapple man himself, steve schmidt. and the great and glorious president and ceo of voto latino, maria teresa kumar. lamir, tell us what's going on in the white house. my sense is that it's not a happy place right now. how unhappy is it and what's about to happen next? >> reporter: well, john, a short time ago, the white house press secretary insisted that the president was not

brad, i want to start with you.n the track, that was a very powerful moment for all of us who have watched it. what inspired it and how did it of all. ink at the core group of people that really make up the sport, the drivers, the team members, the officials, the team owners, there's this belief that the 40 best race car drivers on the planet should be there regardless of their race, nationality, gender, religion, you name it. and in our hearts that's what we want to believe because you know, michael, as a professional athlete we got pretty big egos and we want to believe we're competing against the best. so there is no room for this kind of behavior or for anything that makes our sport not to be the most inclusive as it can be and so we stand up for a guy like bubba wallace or anyone else in our sport who might be fighting issues of this type because there is no room for that. >> blee anna, what did you feel when you heard there was a noose in his stall? >> we have been making great strides and it's really, really

this is brad. he's from used. in brad says, isn't the q phenomenon a very small group? why does the media give them so much airtime? >> hi brad. this is so fun. yeah. it's a really good question. it is something that i obsessed over, because i did worry about, you know, we talked about this called the shadow land, a larger broad spectrum of conspiracy theories as well. how do you find the line of exploring why conspiracies him has taken hold. it is more what are the stakes, which is quite high, versus do we risk further spreading them. do we risk making them seem to entertaining? these are things we talked about a lot. in my approach to the story as well, first of all i say it is not just a small group. it is not just a rich group. it is very much in the mainstream. there are huge audiences of people going to youtube and facebook. it is no longer just read it. read it has some spam from prominent q groups. but what i thought going in -- as journalists it is our obligation to not turn away from things just because they are absurd or dangerous. one of the comparisons i ma

as well as bob robertson, sidi ward, brad patterson, and me. the six indian members were appointed by president johnson. bob robertson and the members of the indian council presented their findings and the set of recommendations for consideration by the council. harris, a comanche from oklahoma , had been chosen to speak on behalf of the indian members and when she spoke, it literally was so moving and powerful and charismatic that the room was literally spellbound. it was really something to see. we took the nci draft recommendations and we circulated them formally to each member, which was standard white house procedure, as well as the attorney general and the director of the new office of management and budget. these officials sent recommendations to their senior department executives for review and comment. the vice president through sidi ward was a big supporter of the many proposed initiatives. a lot of them. we held many subsequent meetings , especially with interior, omb, and oeo, to massage and finalize the recommendations. in these re

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this is brad from houston. brad says isn't the q phenomenon a very small group? why does the media give them so much airtime? >> hi, brad. this is so fun. it's a really good question, something that really obsess over. i did worry about, we talk about this a lot with shadowland, a larger project in conspiracy theories, but how to find the line between exploring why conspiracy have taken hold, versus do we risk further spreading them? do we risk making them seem to entertaining? in my approach to the story, first of all, it's not just a small group and it's not just a fringe group. it is very much in the mainstream. their huge audiences of people going to youtube and facebook. it still longer just read it, even though reddit -- but my thought going in is that this is essential and is journalist its obligation to not turn away from things just because they are dangerous .1 of the comparisons i make in my story, i was living in honolulu during the rise of birtherism, and that the time i remember, should we even pay attention to this? it's a patently absurd, so evide

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so my sense that brad, who's basically running an empire, has taken $30, 40 million out of the campaignis unheard of, you should have a manager who knows something about politics who's salaried, not a high salary, low salary. bloomberg hired a guy who basically spent all the money he promised to spend, he paid less than $200,000. when i ran reagan's campaign, i took $75,000, and everybody else was below me. i think they need to shake it up. lou: no, you bring up the bloomberg campaign that's almost like john bolton bringing up the libya option with kim jong un. it's, that didn't work out too shiny. the fact of the matter is this campaign, you know, is having a lot of trouble. this president has, just as he did in 2016, he's got every force in the country arrayed against him. what does he have to do to get this thing turned around? >> he has to drive -- the biggest issue was not how many people showed up, but there was no message. he rattled on for two hours the other night. that's not what the country's looking for. the country is looking for not the past, but the future. who basically

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industry and reforming the way they operate ripple making its debut on the drug disrupter 50 list brade to "fast money". >> thank you for having me despite the weird times. >> very strange times indeed on this day you're also making an announcement yourself in terms of your backing of pay id. can you explain what this is and why this sort of simplifies how crypto had transferred money in the past >> absolutely. at its core ripple has been all about enabling what we call an internet of value. let's make all of these different networks that don't talk to each other interoperable. we've all had the experience where you ask a friend, i need to pay you, are you on venmo when i ask for a phone number i don't say are you on at&t or verizon. i just get the phone number. the idea on pay id is to be able to send somebody money as easily as sending an e-mail i don't ask them are you on google or yahoo, i just send anne mail. if you're an account holder there and i send you money, it should be as easy as typing brad dollar sign garlinghouse whether it's going to a bank orbit coo or bitcoin, all of

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brad raffensperger did not dom. his job. >> i am not calling for resignation yet because part of the challenge ise don't know who is going to replace him. and the person who would be in charge of his replacement someone who has also been an architect of voter suppression. so i am less sanguine being the person of brian kemp who picks the replacement for brad raffensperger, which is how the system in georgia works. yes, there were mistakes made by counties, but ery single county is the rponsibilit of the secretary of state when it comes to tithe administration of els. and let's be clear. it targeted black and brown communities.e they were ast likely to be resourced. they had the longest lines. they had thereatest trouble. but in the speaker of the house's district, there were counties that also faced this.ic repu rural counties, suburban mixed counties his incompetence harmed everyone because when you break the mainery of democracy, you break it for everyone. >> so, leader abrams, how is this problem going to be fixed by november? >> well, there are a few things that happened here. on

. >> during a virtual event hosted by books and books become store in coral gables, florida, brad melt sir refound the failed attempt to assassinate abraham lincoln in route to this inauguration. >> exhausted and shaking hands all day and they a to, sir, there's plot, they're coming for you, you'll have this big event in philly and we want you to skip the event and get you out early and save your life and lincoln is like i'm not missing my event in philadelphia and here is lincoln actually doing in philly. abraham lincoln is in philadelphia because he is there to honor, raise a big flag in philadelphia, honor one of abraham lincoln's heroes, a man named george washington and no way is abraham lincoln missing george washington, and sure enough he goes to philadelphia, risking his own life to be there raises the flag at independence hall and at independence hall is talk -- where the declaration was signed, how everyone in america deserves an equal chance and he says, and god bless -- he actually found -- this the actual quote that lincoln said in his speech. he says if we can't save the

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hi brad thanks for having me back listen i put very little stock into what any account is really said because they're not calling it until it's already over and they're sure on your show with you i said that we're going into a recession back at the end of january it was easy to see that the years are to break down and of course then the buyers really kicked in and we saw the country shut down which is automatically by itself going to create some major problems creating a recession again this steve this is how fast they bond nobody really knows the answer to that and we'll see where we go from here but at the end of the day we're going to start to see the country start to open again we're seeing more action in the market and we're seeing the actually people start to go to work so again if the virus stays away and we can continue to open and get the country fully open then the recession will be over however there are always the chances that we could have a rebuild this virus and they asked again and we could be shut down again so those are the issues that are really concerning the econo

some of the blame appears to be centered on brad parscale, the campaign manager.scale representative said that that's not true. but parscale himself has not commented. >> joe john with the latest for us. thank you. david gregory is back with us. also join us, eliot williams. you know, david, i'm just curious. what is your takeaway in terms of the headline that stands out for you from that interview with john bolton. what we're learning about this book and the story that he has to tell. >> i just think this is such a self-destructive period right now for the president. of all the times, of all the controversy of his time in office, this just appears to be the worst. it really appears to be the low point. puff somebody who worked with him very closely, who describes a pattern of corruption, who describes someone who's frankly not fit for the job. who doesn't know enough to be at the helm of our national government. that's what i thought was so damning. a combination of corruption and frankly, not knowing enough to be doing the job and not to be curious enough to fig

i thought brad pascal did a great job. there are some people who have fraudulent tickets and they tried to inflate -- this inflate the numbers. that happens all the time. he has done a really great job. i think that it is trying to stir up drama. everyone wants to say that any of the senior advisors that works with the president wants to stir up injury. that is not something that is going on. host: another supreme court decision day. your expectations for the remaining cases after what you saw from some of the high-profile cases last week? guest: last week, i am glad you brought that up. i was very surprised and, frankly, appalled by chief justice roberts with the daca decision and binding future administrations on an illegal act of a prior administration. the daca decision should not have gone the way that it did. it reinforces the fact we need to elect president trump for another four years. that is the entire point of an independent judiciary, is to say that they will look at the constitution, the law and apply it fairl

to start off the our we're going to have a conversation brad. we want to get your thoughts on what we're seeing in terms of the market pull back right now >> sure, i think it is healthy i think it is a wide range of outcomes, still, not just aro d around i think it is healthy for the companies to do that there are still that are still digitizing the global economy. and there is still a lot of opportunities out there. chris, i want your thoughts on this monday morning sell off such a weak week last year we see potential buying opportunities in the midst of it >>. >> referee: y-- yes, i think th markets are looking forward to it finding opportunity for the market, you know there is clearly volatility that is increased. the health crisis is rearing it's head, we spoke to a lot of schedules, and other companies that we're invested in, generally managements are nervenerv nervo nervously optimistic so for investors, we find them as great opportunities we don't know if they bought at this point or what does it make more sense than normal to invest in c

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mitch draws one and brad draws ron.and whoever has the short straw is gonna kill abraham lincoln i will just say you will see there is not there's not just one short straw. and you will see it's fun to watch them play. there's only one person who can actually verify that this happens. we don't know the answer. we kind of doubt this. and here's what we come up with. i hate when historians we have a review last time when one who said her story and who said i totally agree with this -- disagree with this. he took us to task for. it could be this way. i know it was. it's just reckless and wrong. nobody knows it was. nobody was there except this one person. i think for me i think they head for centuries wanted to tell you here's the way it was. i will not present the truth to you. truth can be many things to many people. we over and over in the book say especially in the end we saw this and we saw this. we know how to square the circle but we will give you all of this evidence. this is an opinion. all the rest are facts. i h

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. >> it looks like brad keselowski is also coming to pit road. >> just as predicted, most teams electinglit this stage in half, matt. >> kyle busch had the car tonight. he had been at one point he said we are just awful, the car is still on the tight side meanwhile, comes into his box. this car, a little bit free on entry. he brings that 11 car in. these guys, the crew guys, what a great job they have done today. they pitted earlier today. they packed on to try to keep their bodies in tiptop shape for tonight's job. a great stop. hamlin. an air pressure adjustment to try to tighten him up on exit. meanwhile, the 12 brings the car down pit road. the nine of chase elliott already in. meanwhile, blaney, he just could not enter up top like he would like to. he's on exit. look for an adjustment coming up next. >> harvick makes his way to stall and that will leave only 7 new tires over old tires. 40 lap tires is almost 3 seconds a lap. we will see where he comes out. he has given up a couple of laps now. >> you might make it up at the very end of this stage but we saw denny hamlin come in a la

but brad what's interesting in yes is that the war mongering almost too political amongst the public when it comes to conflict with iraq this time is largely missing when it comes to the china the last 6 weeks now has been a quarter to quarter china when it to hit china when a tree well it's not just the economic times so indians what i'm starting to talk this after became a popular i'm still on chinese ask and this is the focus of a lot of celebrity talk as matt often got a copy of the china cover the loss of life has definitely snapped up more serious militancy a sentiment as well that has been acquired for actually you should want talk tests have broken out from french troops in different parts of the country but of course that is an effort also it seems that ought never to deescalate the situation and he's going to have to leave to seek to do today how exactly this proceeds ok we'll know more about that as that proceeds the mission for now thanks so much for that from going. to china now where beijing has counseled more than half of its scheduled commercial flights as the capital

we go first to brad in san diego. >> i'm pushing for african-americans, the protests are not taking over city stree streets. protests is not to intimidate or be a predator trying to create a reaction from the police department. know what you are protesting about. how are they protesting something that happened 200 years ago? you have problems in the community because you have that apple people don't call them. you need help jesus. >> i think we need to make a distinction between cap people protesting and people who are writing. i was in a protest in d.c. saturday in front of the white house it got scary really quickly. during the day there were protesters there, young people, families, kids. they were making their voices heard peacefully. they were not bloody, writing, breaking things. at night, things changed. people who work during the day showed up. those are the people who use the dressed in tactical gear for breaking things and i think there's been a disservice done to what's going on because there are writers but those people, at least in my opinion seem to be coming from outside i

let's adding and show what you brad was talking about.e do have an image of you who protesters were able to shut down. that's the mai entrance to the t that according to brad parscale. >> all right. so aoc. she weighed in on this. she said you got rocked by teens on tictoc who flooded the trump campaign tricked you into believing a million people wanted your white supremacist open mic enough to pack arena during covid. shout out to zoomers, yawl made me so proud. ainsley: post video on ticktock and funny and couples doing it and trying t try coordinate dan. activists were say going to sign up to reserve a ticket. reserve four or five of them so they think a lookout of people will coming. steve: hundreds. ainsley: and then you reserve those seats so that the people who really want to go there are no more tickets left over. brian: number one, families feeling secure going there hearing about these stories. protests being huge. others saying no so crowded won't have anywhere to park. other seniors i'm the one in the target range with the cor

but it didn't work out the way he and brad parscale planned. they led up to the rally touting huge numbers and more than one million ticket requests. but the day of the vast majority of whoever requested those tickets were nowhere to be found. in fact, the 19,000 seat capacity center was visibly empty in some areas and now forbes is reporting turnout was only a rather humiliating 6,200. the events the campaign boasted about for the overflow of guests were canceled because there clearly was no overflow. there was so much extra space in the arena the mostly maskless trump crowd actually could have social distanced. though they did sign waivers in case they catch covid. reports of k-pop fans and tiktok teens soon flooded twitter, with claims they purposely ordered hundreds of thousands of tickets as a prank. recognizing the flop, trump allies rushed to twist the narrative and most likely anticipating the fury, parscale blamed radical protesters for the poor showing. the reporting from our own cal perry made it very clear, there were no radical pro