Trump Rally at UNLV this Thursday
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Quote: WizardHere is my video of the event. Enjoy.
I would've liked to see you talking to
people in the crowd. I saw the rally
already.
Quote: EvenBobTWO MILE LONG LINE for Trump Rally in Springfield, Missouri! The line of Trump supporters attending the President’s rally in Springfield, Missouri, is two miles long according to a report from police and a local reporter... reports state upwards of 20,000 people were in line for the 11,000 capacity venue. Yeah, America hates Trump..
Let's compare the size of inaugural crowds in Washington D.C., shall we?
Quote: KeeneoneThanks for posting the video.
Be ready to defend your editing choices (joke). The transitions were a bit quick to read all the setup/commentary. Early on in one the transitions I think I saw "engery" (maybe you meant to type energy?).
What was the response to Heller in general? How would you describe it?
You're welcome. Damn, that typo. It would be a lot of work to fix it, save it, and upload it again. Heller didn't get much of a response. I think everyone was there to see Trump and not any of the local Nevada politicians. Heller mentioned the Las Vegas Raiders and most of the audience boo'd. I'm still not sure why. Personally, I have nothing against the team, but am opposed to spending billions in taxpayer money to rent the team the stadium to the team for $1 per year, if my facts are correct.
Quote: EvenBobTWO MILE LONG LINE for Trump Rally in Springfield, Missouri!
The line in Vegas would have been about a mile long. It snaked all over the place. The people in line were very well behaved, I observed no line cutting at all.
Those haters, just there to boo Trump probably.
Quote: EvenBobI would've liked to see you talking to
people in the crowd. I saw the debate
already.
Here are some trivia questions:
- Who’s first (sitting) president to travel out of USA, to where, and why?
- First president born in a hospital?
- Can you name both President Roosevelts’s first names?
- Trump refers to Clinton as “crooked Hillary”, and someone else as some nickname (ted cruz example given too). What was his nickname for Marco Rubio?
- Oldest elected president, at time of inauguration.
- Same as above, but youngest.
- Name all (5) of Trump’s children by first name. Our bet was o/u 3.5.
- Can you jump onto that big curb thingie without a running start?
- Will Trump do a sound check?
- What time will Trump start talking?
- Will Trump say the word f***?
- Which presidential candidate said “I will not tell a lie” (2 possible answers, IIRC).
I think there were a few more but thats all I can remember.
Just looking at people in a crowd doesn't tell all. Probably out of every 1000 people at a Trump rally, there are probably only 8 real Trump supporters. But maybe I'm being generous. : }
You know, the same yahoos that flock to glimpse "the stars" making their "arrival" on Oscars night.
Whatever, I suppose that dim bulbs envy flashing lights.
1, I am of a different thought on the closing music. The message was "you get what you need." Just a disagreement.
2. Interesting angle and how they seem to have had the crowd surrounding him. Bush43 did this at the 2000 convention acceptance speech. Might make the SS nuts but really brings him close to the crowd. FWIW, Jay Leno always wanted to be right up in front of the crowd, his Tonight Show set put him way closer to Carson. IMHO, shows Trump to be less aloof and more a man of the people.
3. Your cut job while not perfect makes me want to to a project where I would take a Trump rally like this and chop it apart to each segment and the applause. Then find an Obama rally of a similar size crowd and do the same. Get it down to 90 or so second bites, both of them, and show what each man focused on and what their crowds liked best. Can anyone suggest free YT editing software that is easy to use?
The population of Springfield, MO is about 170,000. Surely people drove from the greater springfield area.
The population of the greater springfield area is 540,000.
People came from farther than that, making the available population even higher.
20,000 seems small.
Obama drew 40,000 to a rally in MO.
http://news.stlpublicradio.org/post/obama-draws-40000-mizzou#stream/0
The population where he was at was just over 100,000 in 2008.
Quote: AZDuffman2. Interesting angle and how they seem to have had the crowd surrounding him. Bush43 did this at the 2000 convention acceptance speech. Might make the SS nuts but really brings him close to the crowd.
I strongly favor the way Trump did it, with the crowd around him 360 degrees. That way everyone gets a closer look. Once I went to see Mondale during the 1984 election and it was the most disorganized political event I ever saw. For just one thing, the audience was corralled in a pizza slice shape, with the stage at the tip. The media was put on an elevated platform quite close and 2/3 of the audience were behind the media and couldn't see anything.
Quote:Your cut job while not perfect makes me want to to a project where I would take a Trump rally like this and chop it apart to each segment and the applause. Then find an Obama rally of a similar size crowd and do the same. Get it down to 90 or so second bites, both of them, and show what each man focused on and what their crowds liked best. Can anyone suggest free YT editing software that is easy to use?
The way I did it, I tried to wait for Trump to start a new topic before turning the camera on. However, by the time I was ready, it wasn't clear on the video what the topic was, thus my comments. I do recall Obama's speech being much more like a rousing church sermon.
I use Microsoft Video Editor to make videos, which is a discontinued project. I am very overdue to update this computer and will miss having it when I do. It's very simple and intuitive to use. I would also be interested in suggestions on video editing software that is easy to use at the expense of not having features that I'll probably never use anyway.
Quote: EvenBobThe line of Trump supporters attending the President’s rally in Springfield, Missouri, is two miles long according to a report from police and a local reporter... reports state upwards of 20,000 people were in line for the 11,000 capacity venue.
Yeah, America hates Trump..
Only 20,000? Out of a city with a population of 167,319?
That's barely 12%. I thought Trump was popular?
Quote: EvenBobreports state upwards of 20,000 people were in line for the 11,000 capacity venue.
Yeah, America hates Trump..
Yawn
Sounds like a typical Grateful Dead Concert back in the day. They would sell out Madison Square garden 6 nights in a row and yet it was a small cult following.
Every concert I went to, thousands unable to get in.
I dug up the old clip- 2106 Trump lecturing people on how it should be NE-VAH-DA:
Maybe somone else can post it since I can't post links until 20 posts.
Google "Reid schools Trump in 'Nevada' pronunciation" the clip of Trump is embedded in that CNN article
Quote: WizardI strongly favor the way Trump did it, with the crowd around him 360 degrees. That way everyone gets a closer look. Once I went to see Mondale during the 1984 election and it was the most disorganized political event I ever saw. For just one thing, the audience was corralled in a pizza slice shape, with the stage at the tip. The media was put on an elevated platform quite close and 2/3 of the audience were behind the media and couldn't see anything.
The way I did it, I tried to wait for Trump to start a new topic before turning the camera on. However, by the time I was ready, it wasn't clear on the video what the topic was, thus my comments. I do recall Obama's speech being much more like a rousing church sermon.
I use Microsoft Video Editor to make videos, which is a discontinued project. I am very overdue to update this computer and will miss having it when I do. It's very simple and intuitive to use. I would also be interested in suggestions on video editing software that is easy to use at the expense of not having features that I'll probably never use anyway.
https://youtu.be/b2EEOKUT31o
Quote: happaheroMike I know you told me he was BIG on pronouncing NE-VA-DA. Took him two years to learn how to correctly pronounce it. He used this same strategy to campaign in 2016 except it backfired on him since he mispronounced it. The only reason I remember was because I was in Reno when he was there.
Here is that clip:
Direct: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WisjXBWvo_g
It seems he really wanted to make a point of saying it correctly, but he incorrectly thought the A like in "father" was correct.
When I run for president, I'm going to pronounce Missouri like miss-ur-e, not miss-ur-uh, and don't care what anyone from the "show me state" says.
Quote: WizardHere is that clip:
Direct: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WisjXBWvo_g
It seems he really wanted to make a point of saying it correctly, but he incorrectly thought the A like in "father" was correct.
When I run for president, I'm going to pronounce Missouri like miss-ur-e, not miss-ur-uh, and don't care what anyone from the "show me state" says.
I don't care how you pronounce what. Do something useful. Promise to bad 6:5 BJ and pardon Pete Rose. That will get you more votes you need.
Quote: rxwineProbably out of every 1000 people at a Trump rally, there are probably only 8 real Trump supporters.
So all the applause and chanting and
huge energy is from Trump haters?
Really, that's the story you're going
with?
Quote: WizardWhen I run for president, I'm going to pronounce Missouri like miss-ur-e, not miss-ur-uh, and don't care what anyone from the "show me state" says.
Yeah, I hate when people can't pronounce the place where they actually live.
I always say Ne-vah-duh and Miss-ur-ee.
There's a town here in Oklahoma spelled "Miami" but the people there pronounce it "Mi-am-uh," but normal people actually say "My-am-ee."
Oh, and "Louisville" is another one. It's "Lou-ee-ville," you silly Kentuckians, not "Loo-v'lle."
And I like when people from San Francisco get upset when you say, "Frisco." Haha... tough darts! Frisco! Frisco! Frisco!
Quote: EvenBobSo all the applause and chanting and
huge energy is from Trump haters?
Really, that's the story you're going
with?
Come on, Bob. Don’t you know it was all sponsored by FNC?
I thought the Missouri Compromise made it legal to pronounce it either way. ;)Quote: WizardWhen I run for president, I'm going to pronounce Missouri like miss-ur-e, not miss-ur-uh, and don't care what anyone from the "show me state" says.
Quote: WizardNot that I really care, but since it came up, I'd say one in four people at the Vegas rally were either wearing a Trump shirt, hat, or holding a sign. I'd say half the audience was cheering and applauding often. I'd say the other half were like me, just respectfully taking in history.
Of the non zombie half, how many were hoping to see a train wreck?
Quote: EvenBobSo all the applause and chanting and
huge energy is from Trump haters?
Really, that's the story you're going
with?
lol, the reality is, in a noisy crowd some people can be yelling anything
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSB7QpldGTQ
Quote: rxwine, in a noisy crowd some people can be yelling anything
Like yay Trump, you're great Trump.
I would never waste my time going
to a rally for a president I hated, so
would few others. I never cheer for
anything, lots of people don't.
