Trump aides thought 60,000 people attending Tulsa rally was 'worst-case scenario': report
Raw StoryPresident Donald Trump's aides were shocked by the tiny attendance at his big comeback campaign rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma on Saturday, and a new report claims that they never even imagined that they couldn't fill a 19,000-person arena. Politico reports that Trump aides knew that many of the people who signed up to attend the rally were trolls who had no intention of ever showing up. As it turns out, just over 6,000 Trump supporters showed up for the rally -- or around 10 percent as large as the total the campaign thought was its "worst-case scenario." "Hours before the rally was to get underway, it became clear to the president’s lieutenants that a debacle was underway and that there would be a patchwork of empty seats," Politico's sources say.