Trump CANCELS FAIR as NO ONE SHOWS UP!!

Donald Trump is losing it as nobody is. showing up to the 250th anniversary. Great American Fair. Donald Trump. promised it was going to be an A+. culinary experience and then there was. very little food options. He said, "The. entertainment's going to be incredible. It basically looks like you're going to. my eighth grade science fair." And quite. literally, nobody showed up. So, they're. basically cancelling it and they're. blaming it on the weather. Oh yes, there.

was so much rain in Washington DC that. they had to just shut down the Great. American Fair for the entire day. Look, the day before the power was basically. broken everywhere in the shack area that. they were basically calling the unique. culinary experience. The lights would. flicker on and off. They're having. massive power issues. The ferris wheel. wasn't working. That was like one of the. only attractions. The entire thing was.

just an absolute failure. And by the. way, I'm the guy who brought down Fire. Festival before I started the Midas. Touch Network. I was a class action. lawyer and a civil rights lawyer and I. was the guy who filed the first case. against Fire Festival where they. promised it was going to be this. incredible experience on Pablo Escobar's. Island. Okay, Fire Festival looks much. better than whatever the heck this is. So, this was posted from the official. Freedom 250 account. Due to inclement. weather in the area, the Freedom 250.

Great American State Fair and the FIFA. World Cup 2026 fan zone will be closed. for the rest of the day, Friday, June. 26, 2026. The safety of our guests, staff, and partners remains our top. priority. Pause. What guests? What. partners? Who who who's no one's there? We are actively monitoring conditions. and will provide updates as they become. available. The Great American State Fair. will reopen tomorrow at 10 a.m. Like.

this actually could have been a great. event. It didn't have to be political. It could have been incredible to have. states represented and real incredible. music. But Donald Trump made the thing. so weird and divisive and we're going to. go and find the communists here and the. weird reflecting pool stuff. The vandals. are ripping it apart and there's like. national guard everywhere and weird AI. devices trying to find the Antifa. vandals and people are just like I don't.

want to be associated with this. you. know, the North Carolina booth at the. state fair, um, which I guess the state. of North Carolina didn't want to send. anybody because this thing was such an. utter failure, was sponsored by like, uh, private companies and groups and of. course Confederate flags everywhere. uh. Ruben Jones, a reporter who stopped by. the North Carolina booth at boo booth at. the great American State Fair, um which. was sponsored by all of these companies. at an event in Washington DC, which is.

supposed to be sponsored by the United. States. Confederate flags everywhere, but a spokesperson for the boot said, "The flags that were shown were not. approved. As soon as we were made aware, we immediately removed the video and. began reviewing how it occurred. I'll. tell you how it occurred. You put it up, idiots. You put it up. It was everywhere. in in this little crappy booth. The only. thing that was really there was. Confederate flags everywhere. That was. the point you wanted to make. You wanted. to make a racist point. And that's what.

you did right there. You all saw the. tens of people who were attending right. here. You can see the great American. American state fair. This is the model. of the uh triumphal arch right there. You can see the pavilion where there's 1. 2 3 4 5. Objectively there may be like. 19 people over here as it got later. There may have been to be fair 120. people uh later on. I guess those are. all the guests and the uh partners as.

home bash says opening day of the great. American fair. And look there's like. again nobody there at all. Lots of. national guard though throughout. Washington DC and they are tasked look. at them. They're tasked with guarding. the reflecting pool and being used as. props for Donald Trump's photos and his. social media posts. Good morning from. the pool. Oh, absolutely. That's exactly. what we wanted to see there as Amanda. Moore uh captured this moment right. here. Loitering is not permitted in this.

area. Please proceed to the designated. location. It's like stupid 1984. of 1984. Orwell was combined with idiocracy. This. is what you have. National Guard troops. going around the reflecting pool with a. voice coming out of an AI machine. telling people you can't loiter and walk. around the reflecting pool. Loitering is. not permitted. Okay, this is again an. utterly deranged scene here. Watch for. yourself.

>> Loering is not permitted in this area. Please proceed to designated location. Thank you for your cooperation. DC Councilwoman Christina Henderson. said, "Went to the great American State. Fair yesterday so you don't have to. Not. a funnel cake, no corn dogs, no bucket. lemonade, no fried snickers and sights. The only ride is the ferris wheel." And. by the way, the ferris wheel is broken. It's not that kind of state fair, y'all. Saxophones were not added to this.

recording. Uh, and she also writes, "Before you pack up your kids to go down. there, just know the main attraction is. the state boots. Not every state offers. an interactive attraction. Real missed. opportunity on the food aspect, though. A taste of the states would have been. fun. There's this weird Willy Wonka. This weird Willy Wonka thing right. there. As Ben Brash writes, the weekday. the weekday crowd here at the Great. American State Fair is light. Speaking.

of light, the lights keep turning on and. off and the power keeps going on and off. in the food tents and then uh the ice. cream started to melt and the food. started to rot because the power wasn't. working. Um, as Citycast says, oops, the. much hyped ferris wheel per ks at the. great American state fair is down. The. power continued to go down over there. Most people assume that if they're. taking supplements every day, they're. getting the benefits. But the reality is.

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sorry that was from the uh that was from. the website of the uh of of the freedom. 250 event food showcases Americans. culinary uh traditions and then it was. like uh when this was what it was uh. pulled pork burger and fries some you. know I don't know what the heck is even. going on there. Anyway, I'll just try to. show for you how even like the. propaganda coming out of the Trump. regime tried to frame this where you'll.

see nobody there. So, this was the post. from NASA. We are at the great American. State Fair in Washington DC. Discover. the technology and science driving our. most exciting missions. And it's like. astronauts like cardboard box versions. of the astronauts. Here you can see this. for yourself. Let's play this clip. [music]. >> [music]. >> And then on Fox, they were like, "The.

event was going to be great, but the. rain screwed it all up." Here, let's. play this clip. Home is where the heartland is as. today's America's 250 celebrations. spotlight the country's farmers, ranchers, and agriculture leaders. Though, Mother Nature had a bit of an. agenda of her own today. Senior national. correspondent Kevin Cork shows us the. sights and sounds of today's. festivities. When I saw you out there, it wasn't raining yet. >> No, it had not started. We were looking.

west. We're like, it's going to rain. indeed. But, you know, they say rain on. your wedding day is good luck. And if. that's any indication of the future. fortunes of the great American State. Fair, they're in for a great many days. of fun and fortune, just not tonight. Thanks to the bad weather in the area, Freedom 250 is no mass. It'll start. again tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. In. the meantime, be there. Aloha. As for. the folks who are out there today, while. it lasted, today's theme was American. grown. And we're not just talking about. American produce. We're talking about.

being American grown, being part of the. American family. Comfortable. listening. to jazz as we are to country, a. community that celebrates 4, FFA, rodeos, ranching, all while paying. respects to our farmers. >> I feel like it's a renewed um focus on. the importance of our farmers and our. ranchers and agriculture in general. If. we can't feed ourselves, then we lose. freedom in this country. There will not. be in America 350 or 450 or 500. >> Salute to the farmers and the ranchers.

Now, for the many thousands who did. brave the heat and humidity and beat the. rain, today's celebration was just as. enjoyable as it was meaningful. >> It's all the history. I think coming. back and and remembering it is important. for not only us, but for our children. >> The fair itself, it's a great big. birthday party. You know, it's. familyfriendly. It's clean, the rides, just everything and representing all the. states and what makes America America. >> As mentioned, the fair resumes tomorrow. at 10 a.m. No word on the flyovers. We.

suspect there'll be plenty. And we don't. know about Vanilla Ice. He was slated to. perform tonight. We'll see if he hangs. out for tomorrow. >> But Vanilla Ice was going to perform. over here. This was the uh special. report coming out of it as well. Let's. play this clip. >> Is in DC with the details, Kevin. So, is. Vanilla Ice getting iced out? >> Oh, you are so funny. Don't quit your. day job, Raymond. You are hilarious. Now, listen, Charlie. Unfortunately, Listen, if you got out there early. today, chances are you had a great time. You got to see the great All-American.

State Fair. But if you plan to slide in. there tonight after 5:00, too late, too. bad. Mother Nature put you right back in. your car. Rain moved into the area right. around 5:00 Eastern time, which means if. you left work and you think you'd pop. over, you missed out, at least for. today. Not to worry, tomorrow the fair. resumes at 10 a.m. Vanilla Ice was. slated for tonight. We don't know if. he's going to hang around. A lot of. people looking forward to seeing him, but he was a good sport today. All the. same, Charlie. >> And then Raymond Doyo tried to make this.

thing look good, but again, it just. looks absolutely horrible. Let's play. this clip. >> We made it. >> The great American State Fair, Laura. Cozies and key rings from all 56. territories. >> All little stuffed animals. All made in. the United States. >> And a ferris wheel. Let's go. All right, let's go. [singing]. [music]. >> They're thin outfits. >> Yeah, >> this is the space loungewear.

>> So, now we're here at the state. pavilions. Um, what are we doing? >> Wyoming. We're going to Wyoming. >> Cowboys. Is there a cute cowboy in. there? >> And here's how Kayla, this is the. article from Citycast DC. Here's how. Kayla Cody described it. I went to the. great American State Fair so you don't. have to. Nobody. There's seriously. nobody," a man shouted into his phone as. he exited the Great American State Fair. "It was a pretty good oneliner for what. I was about to experience. I got there. at 5:00 p.m. opening day, walked right. in. Despite being one of America 250's.

biggest attractions, there was no line. Suddenly, I was a lone Sims character. dropped into a brand new game." Then she. says, "A few other confused red, white, and blue Sims wandered around the. premises. There's no music, no laughter, no fried dough smells under then an. unwieldy 110 ferris wheel. There was. nothing to suggest any type of state. fair that I grew up with. She goes on to. talk about how uh it was it's a 16day.

exhibition on the National Mall that. runs from June 25th to July uh 20 to. July 10th. I say halls, but a closer. inspection revealed them to be makeshift. plywood shacks with ionic pillars. printed on vinyl and stapled to the. side. Georgia's booth is filled with. scary AI art of chicken farmers and. crates from the beloved North Georgia. roadside market. Alabama's booth is just.

one room with a bucket of peanuts in the. middle. Florida's booth was the best I. found was a small mini golf course and a. wall of famous Florida men and women. including Mississippi born Jimmy Buff. Jimmy Buffett. The DC booth was a small. cavern with a fake cherry blossom chi. where people were encouraged to place. tags. They ranged from John 3:16 to love. Jesus Christ. An hour into my excursion, it was time for the main event, the food. stand. So far, I was underwhelmed, but I.

figure that could easily be washed away. with deep fried corn dogs and hot pink. cotton candy, right? And she goes, "I. walked into the hilariously long. makeshift food hall, which was empty, say for a few apathetic looking. employees scrolling on their phones. What I saw made a 71 roller grill hot. dog look like a gastronomic. masterpiece. A few anemic burgers sat. limpy behind the kiosk. It looked like. they had been sitting in the hot tent. for several hours. The woman at the cash.

register told me they had been. experiencing powder out powder power. outages on and off all day. It was not. reassuring. Was this even safe? I. pointed to the pathetic thing. What's. that? That's a pulled pork burger. I. would just have to believe her. I paid. $27 to put it out of its misery. Oh man. Well, there you have it, folks. Let me know what you think. Hit. subscribe. Let's get to 7 million. subscribers. Thanks for watching. Want to stay.

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