Former President Donald Trump's campaign said former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie needs 'professional help' after the fellow Republican primary candidate expressed skepticism about Trump's recent South Carolina rally that reportedly drew 50,000 people.
Former President Donald Trump's campaign said former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie needs"professional help" after the fellow Republican primary candidate expressed skepticism about Trump's recent South Carolina rally that reportedly drew 50,000 people.
According to Pickens Police Chief Randall Beach, there were 50,000 people in attendance at minimum."I would not be shocked if it were closer to 60 ," he told the Greenville News."If someone has an estimate closer to 70 I wouldn’t question it." Estimates of 10,000 to 30,000 were made ahead of the rally and when Trump took the stage, he said there were 75,000 people.
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