Donald Trump expected 3,000 supporters would attend to his Bronx NY rally. But why di...?

The park doesn't hold 25,000. That number is part of a long-time practice of Trump lying about crowd numbers. Remember, the first thing Trump did when he took office was put out an official stat…

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