Trump PANICS as Staff BEGS TO CANCEL SPEECH!!!

[0:00] Donald Trump is panicking over his July 4th event in Washington, D.C. [0:05] Trump regime officials are scrambling. They want to cancel the event altogether. They are terrified [0:11] that no one wants to show up to Donald Trump's speech on July 4th, which is set to take place [0:17] late at night. And then the fireworks are set to take place at 11 p.m. Donald Trump is screaming [0:24] at his regime officials, blaming them for the fact that nobody showed up to the so-called [0:30] Great American State Fair, which isn't great and it's not even a state fair. Trump blames his staff [0:36] for the fact that nobody showed up to the speech he gave at the National Mall last week. [0:41] He's also livid that his staff keeps on posting aerial footage and images of the crowd size at [0:48] the fair and at the National Mall showing how small the crowds were while Donald Trump is claiming [0:55] 150,000 people are at the state fair every day. That's not true. Or when he says 40,000 people [1:01] showed up at the speech I gave at the National Mall last week. That's not true. Trump regime officials [1:07] are leaking to the press that this event on July 4th is going to be an absolute disaster. It's expected [1:13] to be 107 degrees. There may be major thunderstorms as well. And again, Trump regime officials want this [1:21] canceled. Let me show you what they are leaking to the press right now. Here is Caitlin Collins [1:27] talking about how livid Donald Trump is of these aerial images. Let me play this for you. [1:34] Karen, I mean, the president and his allies have taken over the event and the planning of them. [1:41] When it comes to crowd expectation, though, I mean, we're told that the aerial image of the crowds [1:47] from his rally last week enraged him so much that officials ended up deleting them. [1:53] Then you have Caitlin Collins talking about the weather forecast on July 4th. And then [1:58] Adam Kinzinger jumps in and talks about how Donald Trump only has himself to blame [2:03] for just how bad this has all been. Play this clip. [2:06] I mean, part of this is just the heat period. I mean, regardless of what's going on, [2:12] the weather team here at CNN says that the forecast 102 degrees on Saturday is expected [2:18] to be the hottest July 4th ever recorded. I mean, there's a list of what people can't even bring [2:24] because of the type of security measures, reusable water bottles, sunscreen, bug spray, camping chairs, [2:31] coolers, umbrellas. I mean, if you're a family and you're going out to watch fireworks [2:37] that aren't expected to start until after the president has spoken, [2:40] it might make it tough to hang out for hours on end, Adam. [2:46] Yeah. And I think, you know, look, maybe God's sending a message. I don't know. [2:50] I can't speak for God. But but yeah, I mean, look, I think that's clear. And again, nobody would care. [2:56] Like, no, I don't remember any time in the past people talking about the turnout for the July 4th [3:02] fireworks on the Capitol, except that Donald Trump himself has made this a referendum on him. [3:08] It's always about crowd size. He said, you know, after all the people canceled that this will be [3:14] a celebration. I think he recently even said that your greatest, the greatest president, [3:18] your favorite president is going to speak at this. So he himself inserts himself into this. [3:25] And so the turnout, even if it's weather related, I mean, at that point, [3:29] he basically has taken ownership of the turnout. But again, just the sad thing here is we're in the [3:34] 250th anniversary of this country and it's been driven by division. And I'm sure each side will [3:40] blame the other side. But clearly, Donald Trump has pulled away from this idea of America 250 [3:45] and Freedom 250 is his organization. It's all about him. And he has a 30 percent approval rating. [3:51] So that's what's going to happen. [3:52] And you know, folks, this could have just been a great celebration of America's 250th birthday. [3:59] This should have been a nonpartisan thing run through the Smithsonian. This should not have [4:04] been something that was divisive. But Donald Trump turned this all about himself. And that's the main [4:09] reason it's become this complete and utter failure, this complete and utter grift. And it's just so [4:17] odd. I mean, I'll show you yesterday. As Matt Rhine, who was there, writes, after many called it a Timu [4:24] Arch, the Freedom 250 team added new columns to Trump's arch at the Great American State Fair. [4:31] Here, play this clip. I'll show you the main stage yesterday at the so-called Great American State [4:43] Fair. It was a podcast called The Practically Political, which presented to a virtually non-existent [4:51] crowd at the Great American State Fair. Here, play this clip. [4:54] I mean, it's quite literally the worst event ever. I mean, here you have disappointed Great American [5:17] State Fair attendees yesterday. Here's what they had to say. [5:20] What do you think of all of this? Not much. Not much? And, uh... [5:27] I've been to... I've been to state fairs all throughout the United States. This is terrible. [5:34] And how so? It's a program-length advertisement for the president. [5:38] It's interesting. It's very interesting. I've never seen anything like this before, for sure, [5:43] in my 27 years of living in Virginia, a little near the D.C. area. [5:46] And does anything jump out at you? No, nothing. [5:51] There's no cows. There's no sheep. There's no goats. It's not a state fair without animals. [5:57] There's a butter cow, I'm told, at least in the Iowa booth, maybe. [6:01] It'll melt by tomorrow. [6:03] I'm totally underwhelmed. It's part political. That arch over there is, I think, promoting one [6:10] of Trump's vanity projects. I compare this to the Smithsonian Folklife Festival that they do every [6:18] year, which is wonderful. Uh, really, you know, talks about different cultures and countries. [6:24] This is so bland. Uh, but I had to come down and see it. [6:27] The multiple stages at the event were largely empty. [6:31] CNN was at the Great American State Fair. Again, not great. Not a state fair. [6:36] They describe how the Trump regime has been very troubled by the, quote, [6:41] anemic showing of people here. Not that many people. And they show what it looked like here. [6:47] Play this clip. [6:48] Conditioning, if you can, you can't expose yourself to this very long. And they're pointing in some [6:52] ways, like to the visitors here at the Great American State Fair events here, because a lot [6:57] of these people are out in the sun and it's only going to get hotter. In fact, some of the exhibits [7:02] today, they've had intermittent power problems. They lost air conditioning today so much that the workers [7:06] there simply left their stations and said, fend for yourself, tourists, as best you can. [7:11] Different message from the administration though. They've been very troubled by the anemic showing [7:15] of people here. Not that many people. They've been troubled by the embarrassment of what's happened [7:20] with the reflecting pool down the way. And they really want to have a lot more people out, especially [7:26] for the fourth. But a big challenge there too. Security is going to be at the level of an inaugural event, [7:31] which means more roads closed, more blockages for pedestrians, more waits. And by the way, [7:37] Jake, the fireworks are not expected to go until maybe 11 o'clock at night. That's more time waiting [7:44] in the heat. Then the Midas Touch Network's own Scott McFarlane was there yesterday and he described [7:52] how DC is hotter than an air fryer and how worried he is for the health implications of the fact that the [7:59] Trump regime is doing this on July 4th with 107 degree weather. Here, play this clip right here. [8:06] Welcome to the air fryer that is the nation's capital right now. Trying to find the shade wherever [8:13] I can. Let me tell you what's going to happen Friday and Saturday. Temperature above 100 degrees. [8:18] They're forecasting 103 degrees here. That's the same window for America's 250th birthday. And that is [8:25] the same window for Trump's rally in celebration of America's 250th birthday. They're going to have [8:33] to do something. I know his rally may be later in the day or after dark in spots with this celebration, [8:39] but people are going to drop like flies in this heat, in this oppressive heat. If they have to be [8:46] out here all day, there are limitations on the amount of water bottles people can bring in, [8:51] which is something they may want to revisit. There's not a lot of shade to be had. [8:55] I found one of the few spots in which it exists around here. And the fireworks don't go off till [9:01] after 11 p.m. It's not a great explanation for that that's been issued, but that's a choice. It [9:07] keeps people out here on the mall longer. Who knows what the crowd size is going to be? Trump rallies tend [9:13] to turn out people. But the great American state fair down the road, it's like tumbleweed is rolling [9:21] through the national mall. There's just nobody here. Weather hasn't been great, but it's a politicized [9:26] event. Trump hijacked the American 250th celebration that was approved and for which planning began [9:36] in 2016. And the politicization of this event, of this national celebration, has turned people off [9:45] and has convinced people not to come. It is a tumbleweed now. With the heat this weekend, [9:53] we'll see what happens next. And so yesterday in North Dakota, [9:57] Donald Trump was bragging about how he was looking forward to giving a speech in 107 degree weather. [10:04] And it's going to show how tough he is that he can give a speech in 107 degree weather, [10:09] as one account says. Wow, Mr. President, I bet you'll be so strong. You could go out during the [10:14] hottest part of the day and stand in direct sunlight in a wool suit with no water while you give that long [10:20] speech. That would show everybody Donald. Here, play this clip. On July 4th, it's going to be [10:27] approximately 107 degrees out. And I'm going to go and I'm going to make a really long speech [10:34] just to show that I can do anything. It's going to be 107. And doesn't that stand in stark contrast [10:43] to Prime Minister Carney during Canada Day? You saw the speech that he gave where he did a [10:49] hydration break and wanted to make sure that everybody in the crowd was doing okay. [10:53] Here, play this clip. Speaking of which, before I introduce Jeremy finally, [10:57] public service announcement. It is time for a hydration break. It's hot. If you're watching at [11:04] home, it is hot here. I also want to give a special shout out to Jean Park and Amanda Moore [11:11] and also Anarchy Princess. They've been capturing great images of what's been unfolding at the so-called [11:18] Great American State Fair, which is like the biggest disaster ever. You can take a look at [11:23] this photo right here of Amanda and Jean capturing these bizarre moments, this very odd time in American [11:32] history. Also, Amanda Moore captured this image right here as workers appear to be laying some kind of [11:39] netting across the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool this evening, presumably in preparation for the [11:46] fireworks on July 4th. Then I'll share this with you as well. Yesterday, Trump ranting and raving like [11:53] a lunatic about vandals throwing algae into the reflecting pool. That's why he just turned this [12:00] thing so weird. Nobody wants to be affiliated with it. Let's play this clip. [12:04] Beautiful. We got rid of the algae, which they put in. They put in algae. Who the hell put in algae? [12:11] They had a couple of people with signs, protect the algae. Can you believe this? This world has gone [12:18] crazy. But today, I'm proud. There you have it, folks. Let me know what you think. Hit subscribe. [12:25] Let's get to 7 million. Thanks for watching, everybody.