Trump THREATENS TO SUE after TERRIBLE Rally
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What happened when Donald Trump’s microphone broke at the Detroit rally?
This is so good. So Donald Trump starts his speech in Detroit, Michigan. The crowd is pretty empty, and then the equipment breaks, his microphone breaks, so then he is angrily pacing around until they can fix the microphone for like five, ten, fifteen minutes, just pacing back and forth, stewing in his own anger. Watch this.
It's not love. It's not respect.
Then when the microphone is fixed, Donald Trump says that he's not going to pay the contractors. Play the clip.
Thank you. So now what happens is I won't pay the bill for this stupid company that rented us this crap. I won't pay the bill and then we'll have a story that Trump didn't pay the bill. To a contractor, no. When they do that kind of a job, don't pay the bill. That's terrible. They also had a little problem with energy coming into the building, but I'm not blaming it on that. But here's my plan.
Do we have fun? In fact, Donald Trump says if his microphone goes out again, he's going to sue the contractors and sue all of the workers who put on this event, play this clip.
And this is important because we're doing things here that are really gonna be amazing. So let me know and if it goes out again I'll sue the ass off that company. We're gonna shoe him. And they'll say what a horrible guy Trump is. He's a terrible guy.
Starting it. Fact you heard him say he's gonna sue their asses. He said, then Donald Trump blames the entire city of Detroit for his equipment breaking. Let's play it.
And I don't want him to get up and use this crappy microphone that they sent. I don't want him to do that. I want to keep him good and healthy.
How did Trump react to the equipment failure and threaten to sue the contractors?
Unlike Trump, I want him to have his voice tomorrow. When I get up tomorrow and I can't speak, I'm gonna say Detroit did it to me, but that's
By the way, here's CNN describing this rally with a pretty empty crowd. Here's how CNN described it. Let's play it.
Uh that's right. So we are here uh in downtown Detroit. We're in this pretty large venue. You can't really tell Aaron from where you are. I mean right behind me you can see the crowd, but behind the camera uh where I'm speaking toward, it's actually pretty empty. They have not been able to fill this. And I'll also tell you that uh it took us more than two hours. They were two hours delayed uh in getting us into the venue today. And so there are questions about I'm told it was not a Security issue according to two uh secret service officials. So questions about whether they were, you know, changing some of the optics in here. So that's just one thing to
Then Donald Trump says that uh he's trying to get through the speech. He's struggling to get through. If he finishes, he said it will be the liberation for Donald J. Trump because it's hurting his voice speaking to the audience. Play this clip.
But November fifth, twenty twenty four will be Liberation Day in America.
And when I get rid of this microfon. At the end of the speech, it's gonna be Liberation Day for Donald J. Trump 'cause I'm blowing out my voice. To get this sucker done, I'm blowing out my voice. But I'm gonna get through this speech because you're from Detroit. We're gonna turn this place around, we're gonna make sure that electric current comes into it like it should. Liberation of Donald Trump.
What did Trump say about refusing to pay the company that rented the faulty gear?
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Cala oh this one Fox has had enough, then Fox Fox cuts away from Donald Trump's event. Let's play it.
President, there are many different tax policies which could cripple the economy. But the first thing she wants to do is allow these Trump tax cuts. So you've been listening to President Trump there in Detroit, Michigan. You heard him say that people call him a protectionist, but he wants to protect you, the American people, you, the American worker, explaining that quite clearly. But let's move now from Michigan, where you're watching President Trump to Pennsylvania.
Take a look right here. You see people then walking out of Donald Trump's rally right behind him as he's speaking.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What happened when Donald Trump’s microphone broke at the Detroit rally?
0:00–2:38
2
How did Trump react to the equipment failure and threaten to sue the contractors?
2:38–4:37
3
What did Trump say about refusing to pay the company that rented the faulty gear?
4:37–6:43
4
How did the empty crowd and venue delays influence the atmosphere of the event?
6:43–8:43
5
Why did Trump blame the city of Detroit for the technical problems?
8:43–10:06
6
How did the hosts use Barack Obama’s remarks to frame Trump’s performance?
10:06–12:05
7
What criticisms were made about Trump’s later town‑hall and speech style?
12:05–14:09
8
What final takeaways and calls to action did the MeidasTouch team give listeners?
14:09–14:23
Speakers
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