The Dems are trying to find out who is the face of the party.

In Denver, Colorado, Rob, if you want to pull this up.

Bernie Sanders has an event with AOC.

And when you look at this event with AOC, if you can pull this up and play the clip,

they say 34,000 people show up to this event.

So watch this clip.

They say 34,000 people showed up to this event. So watch this clip. They say 34,000 people showed up to this event.

Okay.

And by the way, whatever the number is, that's still a strong audience if you look at that, right?

That's a strong audience right there that they have to show up to Bernie and AOC's event.

But here's a challenge with this.

According to Zero Hedge, Rob, if you can go to Zero Hedge with what Mario

in the fall posted, I think it's in the exchange. If you don't have it, I can send it to you.

I think you do have it. But I'll text it to you as well. In the exchange on, I'm sorry,

in Zero Hedges, yeah, right there. So Massive Rally, AOC,ID, it turns out it wasn't as grassroots as advertised.

Look at this number here.

Despite claims of 34,000 GPS data analysis reveals the real number was closer to 20,000,

still big but not record-breaking because they measured all the cell phones.

More revealing, a whopping 84% of those devices had shown up to nine other protests or more,

including Antifa, BLM events, pro-Hamas, pro-Palestinian demonstrators, and Kamala Harris

campaign stop. Over 30% have attended by 20 or more data analysts says the crowd was anything but organic.

The majority were tied to activist networks like disruption projects, indivisible,

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