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Today, we're going to be talking about the actual reason for Trump's rally in Tulsa.

Bill Barr's disastrous attempt to fire the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New

York and install a handpick successor, and my interview with House Intel Committee Chairman

Adam Schiff, where we discuss whether Trump should be charged after he leaves office and

his message directly to Mitch McConnell for trying to sabotage police reform legislation

in the Senate.

I'm Brian Tyler Cohen, and you're listening to No Lie.

Well if the rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma was supposed to be the official relaunch of Trump's

campaign, that does not bode well for the president.

Trump and his team had spent the last week touting the idea that a million people would

be showing up to his rally in Tulsa.

They said the arena with 19,000 seats would fill up immediately.

There was talk of putting another 10,000 in a space next door.

They set up an overflow space and promised that Trump would address the crowd of hundreds

of thousands of people himself personally.

And by the time Trump showed up, that was not the case.

The arena itself was maybe half full estimates range from 6,000 to 12,000.

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