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Naive and dangerous. As the United States grapples with racism, cnn is shining a light on the racial divide in the United Kingdom. Good to have you with us. Well, after a lackluster turnout at his rally this weekend, an adviser to u. S. President donald trump says the president is very upset about the disappointing crowd size. Local Officials Say a little more than 6,000 people showed up saturday in tulsa, oklahoma to hear mr. Trump speak. That is far below the expectations of the Trump Campaign, which had been claiming there was massive demand for the rally in the days leading up to it. The p...

Welcome, everyone. U. S. President donald trump and his staff have spent the past day doing damage control after the president s Campaign Rally in tulsa, oklahoma failed to meet expectations. They had anticipated a much larger crowd. 100,000 or so. But the Tulsa Fire Marshal says about only 6,000 people showed up. Campaign officials dispute that. They say the real number was twice as much, still much lower than the locations Seating Capacity of 19,000 and the claims that many thousands more would wait outside. A source telling cnn the president is very upset about the turnout. His Campaign Sta...

Is very upset about the turnout. His Campaign Staff says supporters were likely scared off by the media and protestors outside the event. They deny the rally was impacted by, quote, online trolls on the app tiktok. Before the event, tiktok users had encouraged people to register for the rally and not show up. They were concerned. There were factors involved, like they were concerned about the protestors who were coming in. There were protestors who blocked the mags and so we saw that have an impact in terms of people coming to the rally. Protestors did not stop people from coming to that rally...

MPs advocating for the victims of medical or legal scandals pointed out that delays mean many die before they see any redress.

Organisers say event will remember those who died before getting compensation as ‘journey towards justice continues’