Trump returns to campaign with underwhelming crowds in speech invoking racist terms and attacks...

Donald Trump railed against Black Lives Matter protesters in his first rally in three months while addressing questions over his health, in front of rows of empty seats as attendance appeared to fall well short of predictions
A frustrated president returned to the campaign with a number of false claims and racially-divisive demagoguery amid a coronavirus pandemic that he once dismissed, while Covid-19 cases across the US continue to rise and demonstrations against police brutality have persisted for several weeks.

His campaign had anticipated a massive showing for its first rally since 2 March, as the president claimed that nearly 1 million had sought tickets. But the campaign scrapped plans for the president and Mike Pence to address an outdoor following reports of a lower-than-expected crowd outside the BOK Centre in Tulsa, Oklahoma.