If there was any doubts regarding Donald Trump’s support in this country, they were all put to bed on Thursday night during his town hall.
The numbers are in and as it turns out, the Trump town hall was by far the most-watched town hall in cable news history.
Big Night for Trump
The numbers for Trump were surreal compared to other town halls.
The Thursday night event averaged 4.2 million viewers from 6:30 pm-7:30 pm.
To put that number into perspective, Fox News outshined the collective viewership of both MSNBC and CNN by 1.8 million.
He also beat the Bernie Sanders town hall by 1.6 million.
In the very important demographic of 25-54 viewers, the Trump town hall again beat CNN and MSNBC collectively with 744,000 viewers.
So, it would appear that Adam’s Schiff claim that Trump supporters are a dying breed is a bit premature.
All Sides of Trump
In addition to the incredible numbers, the town hall was a great showing for Trump.
Voters got to see all sides of Trump, which is rarely the case.
He took a few shots at his upcoming Democrat opponents, but he also came off very professionally when discussing key topics thrown at him by the moderators and audience.
One thing became very clear looking at the audience, and that is that Trump’s supporters seem to be more diverse than ever.
When he ran in 2016, it seemed as though voters like myself were the norm… disenfranchised 40 to 50-year-old Americans that were simply sick and tired of corrupt politicians.
Today, Trump seems to have the support of a significant amount of younger voters, especially for a Republican.
It has somehow become “cool” to be a young Trump supporter, swimming upstream, so to speak, and Trump is relishing in it.
If Biden wins the nomination, this election will be far from a walkthrough, but when the numbers are tallied, I think the Democrat party is in for a very rude awakening in terms of just how diversified the support is for this president.
Source: Fox News
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