Donald Trump Rally in Chester Township, PA. The event is scheduled to begin at 7 pm.
http://youtu.be/2cl4gzliwbY
Printable View
Donald Trump Rally in Chester Township, PA. The event is scheduled to begin at 7 pm.
http://youtu.be/2cl4gzliwbY
Bobby Knight speaks about winning and introduces Donald Trump.
Music from Rocky is playing.
What do you think about this guy ( Bobby Knight), won 900 games,
great to be here, great polls coming in,
some people getting nervous,
Nov. 8 we will win state and White House,
we need safety, America safe again,
rioting in streets, threat to people,
want to give safety to African American communities,
to all citizens,
I am with you and I will fight for you,
job of leader is to stand in someone else's shoes,
Clinton calls people deplorable,
I will extend my hand to every mayor,
work with our police not against them,
Lost jobs, property values, lives in inner city communities
65 people shot in Chicago since Saturday
Clinton big part of government,
now talking about Childcare,
I support women of many talents,
Kellyanne, Ivanka,
improving education and alternatives,
Ford and trade and make it fair, one way now, jobs to Mexico,
drug addiction, including many adults, much coming over that border,
end that, help people,
We don't make things anymore,
Dept. of Commerce is to identify where we are being taken in trade deals,
companies are firing people, moving to Mexico, we will charge 35 percent tax,
so much business will come back,
NAFTA is terrible,
1/4 of jobs lost since China joined WTO,
we will bring back,
cars were made in Flint and couldn't drink water in Mexico, now can't drink water in Flint and cars made in Mexico,
every body getting rich, want nothin to change, they are for Hillary,
outspending me fifty to one,
I am leading in Florida,
people tired of what is happening,
Sign up for campaign,
college increased 500 percent since 1973 ?
70 billion dollars on education and then student loans piled on,
break the cycle, kids going into debt,
will work with Congress on reform, reduce rates for college, instead of endowments,
healthcare out of control,
increased around 5,000 dollars,
Obamacare a disaster, will repeal,
reforms put patients first, access to health savings accounts, shop across state lines,
Clinton doesn't understand democracy,
public servants are to serve you,
she serves special interests,
Running for President of the United States, not the world,
America First,
successes in New York, hired thousand of workers, want to do this for our country,
Get out and vote, get others to vote,
arrogance of Washington will come face to face with you,
Unleash American energy,
SupremeCourt Justices,
close borders to terrorists,
second amendment protected,
trade deals will be great or terminate,
rebuild roads, bridges, tunnels,
American cars, plane, ships,
American steel,
American hands,
American workers,
miners,
fight or neglected parts,
one people, one God, saluting one American flag,
break with bitter failures of past,
jobs return, incomes rise,
government of, by for the people,
wealthy, strong, safe, Great again,
thank you very much, God Bless You
To watch entire speech, go to link.
Crowds were shown much more tonight. RSBN there. Very nice.
Full Event: Donald Trump Holds Rally in Chester Township, PA 9/22/16
Right Side Broadcasting
RSBN cameras tonight! Thursday, September 22, 2016: Full replay of the Donald J. Trump for President rally in Chester Township, PA at Sun Center Studios.
Full Speech: Donald Trump Holds Rally in Chester Township, PA 9/22/16
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cl4...ature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cl4gzliwbY
Thank you for posting Georgia Peach. Right Side Broadcasting has been doing a great job of covering these speeches.
http://rsbn.tv/
Meet the man behind Right Side Broadcasting, the network that live-streams every Donald Trump speech
- Sep. 18, 2016, 7:36 PM
http://static4.businessinsider.com/i...joe-seales.jpg
Right Side Broadcasting founder Joe SealesJ oe Seales
Joe Seales was a stay-at-home dad between jobs. Then he started watching Donald Trump's speeches.
Seales is the CEO of Right Side Broadcasting Network, a website best known for its YouTube channel, which has hosted feeds of almost every single Trump rally, town hall, or public appearance since July 2015.
With broadcasting experience working with right-leaning figures like Glenn Beck, the RSBN CEO and his business partner Adam Taxin, a former reporter, decided they could easily broadcast Trump events, which were getting wall-to-wall coverage on cable networks but were difficult to find online. They flew to Phoenix on July 11 for Trump's rally, turned on the live-stream, and immediately found an audience.
"We covered that speech and did that live, we got a million views on that speech within the first few months," Seales told Business Insider during an interview in September. "That's when I knew: 'Let's run with this.'"
Right Side Broadcasting Network has emerged as a tool for many Trump fans along with journalists and campaign operatives.
Seales said Trump appreciated that the network showed the size of his crowds at rallies, adding that the real-estate magnate "watches the network a lot" on his plane, though Business Insider could not confirm this. The Trump campaign has publicly supported the network, tweeting out links, while even some members of Hillary Clinton's campaign staff acknowledge privately that they watch the feeds of speeches on RSBN out of convenience.
The formula for the organization's success is simple. The cable networks often carried Trump's speeches, which eschewed policy detail and rote stump-speech regurgitation for off-the-cuff zingers and audience participation. But Seales recognized that while the networks chopped up the speeches and posted bits on social media for news value, thousands of Trump supporters online wanted to tune in for large chunks or view the entire spectacle.
And it's been successful.
RSBN has over 186,000 subscribers on YouTube. MSNBC, by comparison, has 173,000 subscribers. RSBN's most popular video — a clip of Secret Service agents surrounding Trump when a fan tried to charge the stage — has over 2.3 million views, while several videos of entire Trump events have over a million views.
Though Seales said he initially funded the operation out of pocket, he told Business Insider that RSBN had become donations-based, with donations averaging "roughly" $25 each. The RSBN website specifically touts the channel's status as a donations-based operation.
"I've been approached by some venture capitalists and things like that, but we're hesitant to go down that route because we don't want to give up ownership of the content," Seales said. "We want to be in control of what we can and can't say on the network. So this is sort of a different kind of — we're experimenting a little bit, seeing how far we can go without having to take that route."
Lack of money obviously restrains the scale of operations that RSBN can accomplish.
The cash from the donations funds about 10 employees, including two full-time crews: one to cover West Coast events and one for the Midwest and the east. Seales, who has no graphic-design experience, designed all the lower-third graphics on each stream himself.
RSBN doesn't have the cash to afford a satellite truck, and it instead negotiates with venues and advanced staff to get a hardwire internet connection to broadcast its streams. Its blog is primarily populated with links to Trump live-streams and posts directly from the far-right site Breitbart News.
http://static5.businessinsider.com/i...092/sx6mmi.jpgAdam Taxin, left, with RSBN co-founder Joe Seales.RSBN
Still, Seales has big plans for the operation.
Over the next several months, RSBN wants to roll out additional shows on its YouTube channel with the eventual goal of moving toward a 24-hour programming network. Seales said he was in talks with "pretty big-name people" from conservative media circles about future shows on the network, which he hopes will help bolster the channel's credibility outside its Trump streams. He envisions a network similar to Glenn Beck's multiplatform conservative media organization TheBlaze, with original blog posts and programmed shows.
Earlier last summer, Seales signed deals with conservative media personalities Wayne Dupree and Pastor Mark Burns, who independently reached out to the RSBN chief about simulcasting shows on the network. Dupree approached RSBN in June about starting a show. After several shows, Burns reached out to the channel interested in launching his own show.
Burns was a natural fit for the channel. A pastor with a tiny worship center in South Carolina, Burns became known for his televangelism, and he was noticed by Corey Lewandowski, who was then Trump's campaign manager, last fall, garnering a spot introducing Trump at his rallies. His warm-ups were so popular that RSBN began posting clips of just the Burns intros.
http://static1.businessinsider.com/i...-578541786.jpgPastor Mark Burns addresses the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio.John Moore/Getty Images
But growing from a skeleton crew broadcasting speeches to a legitimate media organization has also presented obvious challenges.
It's unclear that the simulcasts with RSBN's personalities, for one, are particularly popular beyond a core group of RSBN viewers. Dupree's shows generally garner far fewer views than live-streams from rallies or even any of the on-the-ground reporting that RSBN dubs "pregame coverage."
And earlier this month, Burns was forced to apologize for exaggerating his credentials after a CNN profile revealed that the pastor had lied about being a part of a fraternity and serving in the US Army Reserve.
RSBN defended Burns on its website, saying the pastor's fabrications were mistakes like those anyone else would make.
"Pastor Burns, we still love you, bro," Seales wrote on the site.
Burns did not respond to Business Insider's repeated request for comment for this article.
The pro-Trump nature of the feed also attracts some of the real-estate magnate's uglier followers. RSBN streams often fill up with comments on the sidebar, which often include language that is racially, religiously, and sexually charged. Seales said he recognized criticism of the RSBN comments feed and told Business Insider he paid staff members to comb back through comments and block users posting offensive material.
With less than two months until the election, Seales is starting to play for a future he did not envision a year ago.
"Our goal is to be relevant after the election when there are no more Trump speeches," Seales said.
Still, Seals acknowledged that "life will be pretty good for us if he gets in." The network plans to open an office in Washington, DC, if Trump is elected and will attempt to get White House press credentials.
A Clinton win could present more challenges.
"If that happens, I don't know what to expect," Seales said. "But we want to continue with programming either way and see how that goes."
http://www.businessinsider.com/what-...casting-2016-9
Thank you Judy.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Newmexican
Very glad to do it, Newmexican.
RSBN has been doing a great job as you mention and they are trying to capture the crowd size and get more interviews as they acquire new equipment and employ more camera people.
I added RSBN information to my previous post.
136,534 views!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cl4...ature=youtu.be
That was a great article in the Delco Times, Jean. Delaware County is in Pennsylvania right outside Philadelphia. Trump may do better in the Philly Suburbs than people think. 5,000 at this rally is amazing for this location.
GO TRUMP GO!!!