Full Speech: Donald Trump YUGE, EXPLOSIVE Campaign Rally at Oklahoma State Fair (9-25

Full Speech: Donald Trump YUGE, EXPLOSIVE Campaign Rally at Oklahoma State Fair (9-25-15)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrYeiZskucY

Published on Sep 25, 2015
September 25, 2015: GOP Presidential candidate and front-runner Donald J. Trump gave a campaign rally at the Oklahoma State Fair today. The event drew thousands and even included a special guest, Willie Robertson of Duck Dynasty.

Full Speech: Donald Trump YUGE Campaign Rally at Oklahoma State Fair (9-25-15)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrYeiZskucY

Thank you so much, Newmexican! It was wonderful to see him at the Oklahoma State Fair! There were thousands of people there, he made the cameras scan the crowd and they were lined up as far as you could see all the way around. He made a great speech, made you smile with optimism, and he really does know what he's doing.

Thank you for a nice time, Donald J Trump, and thank you again Newmexican for posting it for us all to see.

http://kfor.com/2015/09/25/thousands...ma-state-fair/

Article says at least 12,000 crowd at the Oklahoma State Fair. Trump was shocked! He thought it would be walking around the fair and having a little talk somewhere along the way.

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"I just love it, I mean there's so many people out here. I hear we have a big crowd. How many people are over there?" Donald Trump asked NewsChannel 4's Scott Hines at Wiley Post Airport.

"Thousands," Hines replied.

"That's what I hear, thousands," Trump replied. "We're having a lot of fun."

From there, Trump made his way to the state fair where more than 12,000 people are expected.

Friday is typically the second busiest day of the fair, and Trump's appearance is drawing thousands more.

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wtg trump
Kick ass
good luck

Trump: Mexico Doesn’t Like WASPs

“They don’t want me. I don’t think I could become a citizen of Mexico.”

posted on Sept. 25, 2015, at 10:16 p.m.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma — Republican frontrunner Donald Trump said that he couldn’t become a Mexican citizen if he wanted to because Mexicans “don’t like WASPs” during a speech at the Oklahoma State Fair here on Friday.

During a passage of a long speech in which Trump was describing how other countries’ immigration laws are tougher than those of the U.S., he said, “If you want to be a citizen of Mexico, it’s one of the hardest countries in the world. To be a citizen of Mexico is almost impossible.”

“I can’t be a citizen,” Trump said. “Because they don’t like WASPs. They don’t like white Anglo-Saxon Protestants, I think. They don’t want me. I don’t think I could become a citizen of Mexico.”

Trump has made opposition to illegal immigration a centerpiece of his campaign, and frequently casts Mexico as a villain in his public comments. He has been accused of racism for saying that Mexico sends rapists and murderers across the border.

Though Trump has been showing signs that his momentum might not be what it was over the summer, this wasn’t evident in Oklahoma, where he was greeted by a large crowd of fans on a hot, windless day. He was mobbed as he moved around the fair, shaking hands and answering a few questions from the press (the Pope is a “great guy, I think he’s fantastic,” he said, and “I think it’s fine” that he’s been talking about climate change and immigration, something that has drawn criticism from other conservatives). One supporter, Joanna Whipple, an 18-year-old Oklahoma City University student, was “absolutely” excited because Trump had touched her face, she said later.

The crowd reacted with glee to nearly every Trump applause line during a characteristically meandering speech that jumped from birthright citizenship to the Iran deal to Russia’s involvement in Syria and back again, at times repeating points he had made earlier.

Trump continued his recent pattern of attacking Marco Rubio, whom he called “one of these real dopes” and, repeatedly, a “lightweight” during his speech. He also criticized Rubio’s attendance record in the Senate. The crowd seemed more enthusiastic about his attacks on Jeb Bush and Hillary Clinton, though they did not boo his insults to Rubio as attendees of the Values Voter Summit reportedly did on Friday morning.

Trump went after the media several times, accusing them of distorting crowd sizes and of being “terrible people.”

In a testament to his popularity among conservatives, Trump was able to make an admission that he “used to be, like, total establishment” and get away with it; Trump frequently slams other candidates for taking money from big donors, but openly admits that he used to be one of those donors.

At one point, he brought out Duck Dynasty’s Willie Robertson, who declared, “I do like me some Trump.”

About 50 minutes after he began, he made his grand exit, leaving the stage to Twisted Sister’s “We’re Not Gonna Take It.”

http://www.buzzfeed.com/rosiegray/tr...sps#.jypwnRN88

http://newsok.com/25-things-we-learn...icle/5449384/2

25 things we learned about Donald Trump at the state fair

by Phillip O'Connor Modified: September 25, 2015 at 7:32 pm • Published: September 25, 2015

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