Trump's Last Pitch To Voters: Elon Musk, Phil McGraw, Tony Hinchcliffe Speak At MSG Rally

With nine days until the election, former President Donald Trump held one of his final campaign rallies at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Sunday, marking what analysts have speculated may be his biggest fundraiser to date. The event, which was held in a city with a long history of Democratic support, demonstrated Trump's unwavering faith in his ability to win New York, a state that no Republican has taken since Ronald Reagan in 1984. However, according to polls, Trump was well behind Democratic opponent and vice president Kamala Harris.

Madison Square Garden Turns Red for TrumpThe gathering in Madison Square Garden was meaningful for Trump, who was born in New York. In order to mobilize supporters in his home state, he had long declared his intention to host an event at the famous location. Tens of thousands of people attended his visit, where the former president reiterated his assertions that he could reduce government expenditure and offer "an alternative vision" to the present administration. Elon Musk and Dark MAGAKnown for voicing his opinions on social media, Elon Musk, an entrepreneur, showed up to the gathering without warning. Musk characterized his appearance as "Dark Gothic MAGA," wearing all black and a matching "Make America Great Again" cap. According to Musk, he could assist Trump in reducing the federal budget by $2 trillion if given the chance, which would be consistent with Trump's spending stance.

Elon Musk just introduced our first lady Melania Trump. Is this real life?

WHO EVER SAW THIS COMING? pic.twitter.com/kuKmqkTtoj

— George (@BehizyTweets) October 27, 2024

The "Dark MAGA" moniker swiftly gained popularity online as a result of Musk's remarks and clothing, which were extensively debated. Considering that Musk is one of the most powerful tech leaders, his attendance at the event gave Trump's last-ditch campaign a special quality. Comedian Sparks Controversy with RemarksOne of Trump's first speakers, Tony Hinchcliffe, sparked controversy with a remark on Puerto Rico. His quip, which referred to it as “a floating island of garbage,” was quickly met with criticism from Puerto Rican activists and Democratic politicians. The comment, which was added to a slew of unpleasant remarks made by speakers during the event, was deemed "offensive and insensitive" by critics.

🇺🇸 Puerto Rico’s Republican Party Chairman Ángel Cintrón CONDEMNED comedian Tony Hinchcliffe's remarks, stating they were “unfortunate, ignorant, and entirely reprehensible.”

Hinchcliffe had referred to Puerto Rico as a “floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean.” pic.twitter.com/9Lmjlhw6q0

— Be Good (@rehan_natalwala) October 27, 2024

Dr. Phil McGraw Stands Behind TrumpPsychologist and television personality Dr. Phil McGraw took the stage to show support for Trump, calling the former president “tough as an old Army boot.” Though McGraw clarified he was not officially endorsing any candidate, he backed Trump’s claims of “rigged prosecutions,” echoing previous comments he made during an interview on his network, Merit Street Media.

I never thought I would say this but Dr. Phil McGraw hit it out of the park with his 45 year career in dealing with bullies & gave very a insightful speech tonight at President Donald Trump’s at Madison Square Garden rally! I hope you will visit RSBN on Rumble and watch the… pic.twitter.com/mEIW6GqDEp

— Bytemastergold (@Bytemastergold2) October 27, 2024

McGraw highlighted Trump’s resilience amid legal challenges and personal attacks, saying, “Between indictments, impeachment, and investigations, he is still standing.” McGraw’s presence bolstered the rally’s broader appeal, given his connection with a wide-reaching television audience. Kamala Harris and Tim Walz Hit Key Swing StatesVice President Kamala Harris was campaigning in Philadelphia while Trump's followers were congregating in New York. Meanwhile, her running partner, Governor Tim Walz of Minnesota, traveled to Henderson, Nevada, which is close to Las Vegas, to speak to voters in an area that is crucial to the election's result. The divergent campaign strategies in these closing days highlighted the goals of each campaign: Trump aimed to galvanize his supporters in a historically Democratic stronghold, while Harris and Walz concentrated on important swing states.