Aerial Photo Calls into Question Trump Campaign Claims about Crowd Size at Bronx Rally

17 Mar, 2025

Aerial Photo Calls into Question Trump Campaign Claims about Crowd Size at Bronx Rally

May 24, 2024 Pensito Editors

The Trump campaign claims there 25,000 people at his rally in the Bronx. This is an aerial shot.

Newsweek: The rally had a permit for 3,500 people, according to the New York Times which cited the Police Department. However, some said many more attended the event. Steven Cheung, spokesperson for Trump, told Newsweek in an email after the event that 25,000 people attended.

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Aerial Photo Calls into Question Trump Campaign Claims about Crowd Size at Bronx Rally

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31

+$1 trillion

“The U.S. debt and deficit problem worsened during President Donald Trump’s first month in office, as the budget shortfall for February passed the $1 trillion mark even though the fiscal year is not yet at the halfway point,” CNBC reports.

172,000

240,000

-2.8%