‘President Trump Is A Rock Star!’ Pro-Trump TV Host Gushes About Crowd Before Rally As Fans Filter In — After Obama ‘Size’ Jab
A pro-Trump TV host gushed “Trump is a rock star!” as supporters of former president Donald Trump filtered in for a rally — hours after former President Barack Obama mocked Trump’s obsession with “size.”
At the Democratic National Convention (DNC) Tuesday night, Obama made a gesture that many took as a mockery of penis size as he roasted Trump’s “weird obsession with crowd sizes.”
Trump and running mate Sen. JD Vance (R-OH) are set to give a speech on national security in Asheboro, North Carolina Wednesday afternoon, but fans were filtering in hours beforehand, and Right Side Broadcasting Network (RSBN) was there, as usual.
The duo of Bobby McNeily and Megan Kohler spent the hours before the rally cycling through pro-Trump commentary, including McNeily’s declaration that “The president is a rock star!” as he cautioned viewers to get to rallies early — while fans filed into the 400-seat venue for the speech:
BOBBY MCNEILY: I think today it looks like there’ll be about 400 seats, give or take, in the, hangar here. And then we had at least, you know, a couple thousand outside this morning.
So again, we have another Trump rally that is max capacity. And we do have a couple sides here that we might be able to show you on camera as time goes on, where they might do some overflow crowd control. And we saw that in Charlotte as well.
So we always have a size– if you haven’t been to a Trump rally. Come here right when the sun comes up because the campaign will put out there you have to be here by a certain time. Usually if you are here by that time, you’re still not guaranteed a seat because so many people show up!
I mean, president is a, is a rock star! And people love to see him!
MEGAN KOHLER: Yes he is.
BOBBY MCNEILY: And how many rallies have you been to?
MEGAN KOHLER: I’ve been to a handful. I am from Cleveland, so of course the RNC was there in 2016 and President Trump did campaign a lot in the Midwest, so I was able to go to a few in Ohio, which is really awesome. And the energy this morning when we were waiting in line and walking through, people were cheering. You remember that?
BOBBY MCNEILY: It’s so much fun. And then we met, the gentleman Edward, who I had recognized that we interviewed in Philadelphia. This is now number 75 for him. This is his 75th rally in and of itself.
And I don’t think he discriminates against different kinds of gatherings, because what you’re seeing now, too, is President Trump’s doing some interesting things with the campaign, whether it be, these more policy-oriented speeches.
Today is more of a, I would say, a rally. You know, now it’s everything will be a little bit different as time goes on. Yesterday, of course, a little more intimate with our great Vanessa Broussard in Michigan, covering the law enforcement. The speech that President Trump had that was very focused on policy and, and, of course, he brought up that famous graph of that had him turn his head at the right moment.
And thank God that happened. Some divine intervention, at least I believe that was the case.
And I know President Trump believes that with his RNC acceptance speech that he believes God had a hand in that, that he turned just slightly and the bullet went through his ear instead of could have been the back of his head. And thank God that that’s not the case. And he’s still here with us, fighting very hard to make America great again.
MEGAN KOHLER: Absolutely.
BOBBY MCNEILY: So exciting.
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