Well, howdy there, internet people?

Litzboo again.

So today we're going to talk about Tulsa, like everybody else, I'm sure.

The difference is, I'm going to try to keep the jokes to a minimum. I mean there's no way to talk

about this and it not be funny but I'm going to try to keep the jokes to a

minimum because something actually important happened there, something we should really be talking about, because Trump,

without a doubt, displayed that he is completely unfit to lead anything ever but because what happened is so funny we're also

busy laughing we're not really talking about the important thing that

happened

uh... to get to the important thing, we do have to go through the chain of events.

Yeah.

So, before we get into that, we need to just kind of remind ourselves that before any of this actually started, there was already controversy because of the date and the location and the fact that

right now it's a really bad idea to pack a whole bunch of people together in a building tightly like that.

That's not a good idea right now.

Keep that in mind as we talk about this.

OK, so the chain of events goes like this.

Trump says there's going to be giant crowds because a million people are interested in it or whatever.

Yeah, he blew the numbers out of proportion. He exaggerated. It's Trump. We know he does it. That's not a big deal.

The realistic number of people that were interested was like 800,000.

Kind of, but that's not true either. We'll get to that.

With that number, had that number been true,

you could reasonably expect like a hundred thousand

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