Man of the People: Trump Vibes With Crowd After CNN Town Hall Ends

President Trump has shown why he’s the people’s president yet again.

After Trump absolutely dominated at CNN’s Town hall in New Hampshire, Trump took time after the cameras stopped rolling to mingle with the crowd.

Although CNN’s cameras were off several people in the crowd recorded Trump on video interacting with the crowd.

In the video you can hear Trump saying “have a good time everyone.”

However it was hard to hear what else he said because the crowd at CNN’s Town hall was shouting “we love you” and “you did an awesome job”.

Watch him here:

Trump Vibing With The Crowd After CNN Town Hall pic.twitter.com/Yf5IbTaqT8

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Trump’s Town Hall was over an hour and it consisted of the 45th president completely dominating CNN anchor Kaitlin Collins.

Before the Town Hall ever kicked off CNN reporters attempted to cancel the Town Hall.

Here’s what Fox News reported:

CNN’s Michael Fanone is shooting inside the tent, blasting his employer for offering a platform to former President Trump and accusing CNN honchos of sacrificing “journalistic integrity” for ratings.

Fanone, a former D.C. police officer who was injured during the Jan. 6 riot, is now a paid CNN contributor. He penned a scathing opinion piece for Rolling Stone headlined, “CNN Is Hosting a Town Hall for a Guy Who Tried to Get Me Killed,” as the network is set to air a primetime town hall with the former president.

“I woke up last week to a text from my mother. Its contents hit me like a sucker punch. ‘CNN is hosting a town hall with Trump; Kaitlin Collins is moderating,’” Fanone wrote to kick off the piece. “WTF!!!”

Fanone noted that he’s aware Trump is newsworthy, particularly because he’s seeking the presidency once again and currently is the frontrunner for the 2024 GOP nomination. But he said Trump didn’t deserve a platform because of his dishonesty.

Trump not only received an ovation after the event but he was applauded before the event too.