Kayleigh McEnany Reveals How Trump Really Felt About the Turnout at Tulsa Rally

White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany is weighing in on the turnout for President Donald Trump’s campaign rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

During an appearance on “Fox and Friends” Monday morning, McEnany was asked about the president’s reaction to the underwhelming turnout of rally goers for Saturday’s rally in Tulsa.

Although Trump’s campaign manager Brad Parscale previously touted more than 1 million requests for tickets, the Tulsa Fire Department confirmed that roughly 6,200 ticketholders arrived for the rally, as previously reported on IJR.

Despite the lower than expected turnout, McEnany insists the president was “not angry at all” while boasting that the rally was a “huge success.”

“The president was not angry at all. The president was quite energized. I was with him after the rally,” McEnany said. “It was a huge success. His speech got rave reviews. He was in good spirits on Marine 1.”

McEnany went on to commend the president for “routinely” drawing large crowds, noting his previous event with Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi.

She continued, “What the president routinely does is draw extraordinary turnout as we saw, for instance, at the event with Prime Minister Modi, 50,000 people turned out. He was in a good mood. It was a great night and there was a lot to celebrate.”

See McEnany’s remarks below (starting at 19:30):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eUNio9eK4U

Noting his own experiences with the president, Fox host Steve Doocy was skeptical to believe Trump was pleased with the turnout that marked his return to the campaign trail.