Omarosa Makes It Clear That Chants At Nazi MAGA Rallies Are LED By Rally Leaders
Donald Trump held one of his typical Nazi MAGA hate-filled rallies on Wednesday night, but this one was slightly different. Instead of the 2016 rallying cry of "Lock her up", the mob started chanting "Send her back!", referencing some tweets that Trump had fired off earlier in the week which ordered four Democratic congresswomen of color to consider leaving America to return to their home countries (even though three of them are U.S born and one is a naturalized American citizen).
Republicans said they were concerned but continued to stand by Trump's overt white nationalism. Trump lied and said that he didn't support the chant although it is clear that he stood back for 13 seconds and basked in the hate while the chant continued.
So, how did this chant start? The stadium had about 8,000 people, yet this chant really picked up steam in a matter of seconds. Donald Trump claims he had nothing to do with it, didn't support it (a lie) and didn't know anything about it.
Omarosa joined Donnie Deutsch on his MSNBC show "Saturday Night Politics" and shed some light on the origins of these chants: