Trump Calls Madison Square Garden Rally a ‘Love Fest,’ Suggests His Crowd Was Bigger Than the 1939 Nazi Event

Senator Vance echoed the sentiments, saying there were ‘over 100,000 people at Madison Square Garden in New York City.’

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President Trump prepares to speak in the ballroom of the Mar-a-Lago Club October 29, 2024 at Palm Beach, Florida. Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images

President Trump is doubling down on his support for the “love fest” rally he held at Madison Square Garden on Sunday where speakers made crass jokes about Puerto Ricans, Jews, Latinos, Palestinians, Blacks, and women. The former president also seemed to imply that his rally was bigger than the 1939 rally held by fascists at the same venue. 

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