> well even if they didn't officially say it, they leaked it themselves. exactly. the media is their mouthpiece. tell me who msnbc got it from if not leaks from campaign staff? were they just lying on their own accord to get people to go to that rally? > he shouldn't have done the rogan podcast because he had already scheduled a rally.  but he did both. the only people unhappy is you. there is no issue. you are just inventing one. he did a press conference, a 3 hour interview and then a rally across the other side of the country in one day.  > like, if your own family said they'd be at your house for 5pm for dinner, and they instead go to a movie and leave you waiting at your house until 9pm you'd be rightfully pissed. but if trump does the same thing to thousands of his supporters? a presidential campaign isn't a family dinner and even if some was schedule for dinner and had let me know via someone else they were going to be late i would understand, especially if it were business, which the interview was, it's not comparable to seeing a movie. if not i could serve dinner without them which would be the equivalent of leaving the rally. seems like the audience were willing to wait to serve dinner in that scenario because they didn't go home.
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