President Donald Trump will speak tonight to a sold-out crowd at Madison Square Garden in the heart of New York City on Sunday, marking a pivotal moment in his campaign and proving to the world that the Empire State is indeed Trump Country.
The rally opened with a beautiful rendition of the National Anthem from the talented singer Mary Millben, which stirred the audience to tears, evocative of impending inaugural victory as she sang, resplendent in a gold dress, to symphonic strings and a glowing crowd.
Other enigmatic speakers included Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, former Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard, Trump Senior Advisor Dan Scavino, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
The rally at Madison Square Garden was incredibly unique. Filled with energy and patriotism, rally speakers spoke their minds and urged patriots to “VOTE, VOTE, VOTE” and “FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT.”
Live painter Scott Lobaido created a patriotic work of art onstage as entranced rallygoers looked on. The crowd laughed while comedian Tony Hinchcliffe poked fun at Bill Clinton and the far left. Some may have even wiped tears from their eyes when David Rem, a childhood friend of President Trump, recounted the story of Fred Trump paying for his (and his siblings’) school tuition following the death of his father decades ago.
Speakers noted the unrivaled energy and historic inspirational spirit in the arena on Sunday.
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson told the audience, “I am convinced that in nine days, we’re going to grow the House majority, we’re going to take back the Senate, and send Donald Trump back to the White House.
Ramaswamy later noted that he doesn’t follow the political polls, but he instead “follows the energy.”
“This does not feel like second-place energy in here tonight,” Ramaswamy said.
During her remarks, Tulsi Gabbard stressed the importance of this election and contrasted the differences between Kamala Harris and President Trump.
“Here is the choice that we have, a vote for Kamala Harris is a vote for Dick Cheney and it’s a vote for more war, likely World War III and nuclear war,” she warned.
Gabbard continued, “A vote for Donald Trump is a vote for a man who wants to end wars, not start them, and who has demonstrated already that he has the courage and strength to stand up and fight for peace.”
The crowd went wild when Robert F. Kennedy Jr., took the stage. His remarks were also incredibly impactful.
“A lot of people asked me why I left the Democratic Party and I say, I didn’t leave the Democratic Party, the Democratic Party left me,” he said.
He also slammed the unprecedented installation of Kamala Harris as the Democrat Party’s nominee.
“We don’t even know HOW Kamala Harris received the nomination,” he remarked.
Kennedy noted, “Don’t you want a president who’s going to put America First and don’t you want a president who’s going to protect our children?”
He concluded, “We need to go to the polls on November 5 and vote for Donald Trump!”
Tucker Carlson’s speech was especially energetic. He took the podium with a wide grin, laughing and enjoying the moment.
“It’s such an honor to be here, and it’s wild, just another day following Bobby Kennedy Jr., at a Trump rally in Madison Square Garden!” he remarked.
He lauded President Trump for his incredible authenticity.
“People know, in a country that’s been taken over by a leadership class that ACTUALLY despises them…they know someone who ACTUALLY has affected for them and it’s Donald Trump – and it’s requiting,” he said.
Impactfully, he remarked that President Trump had liberated America by enabling free men to once again speak objective truth.
“It’s the freedom to say what is TRUE as a free man and not a slave,” he said.
At one point, former pro-wrestler Hulk Hogan – wearing sunglasses and dancing to patriotic music – took the stage to cheers of “USA! USA! USA!”
In true Hogan fashion, he growled a message to the crowd and noted, “The only thing I see in here is a bunch of hard-working men and women that are REAL Americans, brother!”
“We all know Trump is the only man that can fix this country today. And with Trump as our Commander-in-Chief, peace through strength will fix all the problems in the Middle East,” he continued.
The speakers never stopped on Sunday. Other prominent guests who delivered remarks include Dr. Phil McGraw, Steve Witkoff, Grant Cardone, and Stephen Miller.
Photo: Courtesy of Vanessa Broussard Media
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