'More empty seats': Reporter shows people 'trickling out of' Trump's rally as he's talking
People were starting to "trickle out" of Donald Trump's Pennsylvania rally while he was still speaking on Saturday, leaving more "empty seats," according to a campaign reporter for USA Today.
Trump, who early in his speech made waves online when he went off teleprompter to insult President Joe Biden, was also said by some to have confused what state he was in as he spoke in Wilkes-Barre over the weekend.
As Trump spoke past the one-hour mark, some MAGA supporters began to leave, according to reporter Zac Anderson, who covers Trump and Republicans for the news outlet. Anderson was reporting from the rally.
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"Looks like people are starting to trickle out of the Wilkes-Barre Trump rally as he goes past the hour mark," the reporter wrote, including a video update. "There appears to be more empty seats."
Vice President Harris' presidential campaign flagged the news from Anderson, and wrote, "Trump’s audience is exiting as he rambles incoherently in Pennsylvania, leaving even more empty seats."