Nobody showed up to Donald Trump and Bill O'Reilly's "History Tour" and the photos are so, so sad

Donald Trump and Bill O'Reilly started off their "History Tour" in Sunrise, Florida over the course of the end of the week to a for the most part void arena. Regardless of promising "enormous groups," the ex-president and terminated Fox News host's joint talking commitment didn't draw an incredible exhibition they
Had guaranteed.

Passes to the occasion, which was held at the FLA Live Arena, home of the Florida Panthers NHL group, gone from $100 to $7,500. (Indeed, $7,500.) According to the Sun-Sentinel, "many seats stayed void in the huge field. The high level was shut, and ticket purchasers were 'moved up' to the lower bowl."

In any case, even with "overhauling" seats, there were as yet a "considerable sum" of void floor level seats.

This should give you a thought I don't have a gauge. Every individual paid $138 or more – certain individuals paid thousands for VIP access.
Regardless of a lot more modest group than publicized, the Sun-Sentinel says the MAGA followers that turned up were upbeat, brandishing their "red baseball covers" and "most loved Donald Trump T-shirts." And, obviously, not wearing covers.

A while later, Trump gave an assertion saying that everybody made some "extraordinary memories" and that participation was really great that he may hold one more occasion at a similar careful scene "not long from now."

On Sunday, Trump and O'Reilly made a subsequent visit stop, this time at The Amway Center in Orlando, Florida, home to the Orlando Magic ball group, where tickets deals seem to have been much more dreadful.

One video shared on Twitter showed a scantily filled field with the most elevated seating deck totally unfilled.
Last week, Newsweek revealed that many tickets for visit stops planned for Houston and Dallas were as yet accessible. Later they previously went discounted back in June, Politico announced that they weren't selling as fast true to form.

O'Reilly reacted at the time by undermining the columnist: "You put single word in there that is false, I'll sue your
Off and you can statement me on that. You're simply an ax man and that is the thing that you are!"