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Trump’s Secret Fury Over Crowd Size Humiliation for State Fair Revealed

The Daily Beast

July 1, 2026

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Trump’s Secret Fury Over Crowd Size Humiliation for State Fair Revealed

Evelyn Hockstein / REUTERSPresident Donald Trump’s Great American State Fair opening stunt drew such lousy crowds that he freaked out after seeing photos of the flop, insiders have claimed. Images from the 16-day fair, supposed to be a boisterous and proud homage to America’s greatness in its 250th year, showed scant footfall, with even the on-site Fox News lackeys struggling to spin it. A spokesperson for Freedom 250, the organizer, claimed that over 150,000 have “flocked” from all corners of the globe to take in the atmosphere, but insiders told CNN that Trump was “livid” at the low turnout for his opening remarks. Read more at The Daily Beast.

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