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Expert estimates puts Trump's crowd at one third the size of Obama's.
Hahahahahahahahaha ...
... will Trump explode?
The National Park Service on Monday released hundreds of ground and aerial photographs its staff shot of President Donald Trump's Jan. 20 inauguration. It also released photos of the swearing-in of former President Barack Obama four and eight years ago.
And it's pretty clear that the crowd size at the 45th president's inaugural was smaller than that of former President Obama.
A Park Service official said that four of the photos were forwarded to the White House after Trump made an unusual call to acting Park Service director Michael Reynolds on the day after the inauguration asking him to produce the images taken by agency photographers, the Post reported in late January. The president believed the photos might prove the media lied in its reporting.
They are contained in "Batch 4″ of the "NAMA 2017″ photos of the crowd released Monday through a Freedom of Information Act request by The Washington Post and other media. The Interior Department sent an additional batch of photos to the White House.
"I'm assuming they show exactly what the rest of the world knows," said Keith Still, a mathematician and crowd expert at Manchester Metropolitan University in England who analyzed the news footage from the Trump inauguration. Still had not seen the Park Service images released Monday.
"It was a very large crowd," Still said. "It was also a third of the Obama crowd in 2009." That estimate is shared by other crowd experts.
Here are the official photos that show Obama's inauguration crowd was bigger than Trump's
Hahahahahahahahaha ...
... will Trump explode?
The National Park Service on Monday released hundreds of ground and aerial photographs its staff shot of President Donald Trump's Jan. 20 inauguration. It also released photos of the swearing-in of former President Barack Obama four and eight years ago.
And it's pretty clear that the crowd size at the 45th president's inaugural was smaller than that of former President Obama.
A Park Service official said that four of the photos were forwarded to the White House after Trump made an unusual call to acting Park Service director Michael Reynolds on the day after the inauguration asking him to produce the images taken by agency photographers, the Post reported in late January. The president believed the photos might prove the media lied in its reporting.
They are contained in "Batch 4″ of the "NAMA 2017″ photos of the crowd released Monday through a Freedom of Information Act request by The Washington Post and other media. The Interior Department sent an additional batch of photos to the White House.
"I'm assuming they show exactly what the rest of the world knows," said Keith Still, a mathematician and crowd expert at Manchester Metropolitan University in England who analyzed the news footage from the Trump inauguration. Still had not seen the Park Service images released Monday.
"It was a very large crowd," Still said. "It was also a third of the Obama crowd in 2009." That estimate is shared by other crowd experts.
Here are the official photos that show Obama's inauguration crowd was bigger than Trump's