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"We'll take care of it all after the election. We caught 'em cold. We caught 'em cold. Bad people. Crooked Hillary. And by the way, Obama and Biden knew everything that was happening. We'll take care of it after the election" -- Trump (note the "lock them up!" chants)
Almost nobody is wearing a mask in the area to the side of Trump that is largely off camera
Trump's message about coronavirus consists of brazen lies aimed at getting people to believe that the US has done great compared to other countries
Trumpism is a hate movement
"They say I'm immune. I feel so powerful. I'll watch into that audience, I'll walk in there, kiss everyone in that audience. I'll kiss the guys and the beautiful women." -- Trump
"It's risky. It's risky, but you gotta get out" -- Trump's message on coronavirus
Trump is now comparing his coronavirus response favorably to a situation where 2.2 million died, alluding to a model that assumed the federal government did absolutely nothing to slow the spread
Ron DeSantis and his wife and Matt Gaetz are in a throng of Trump fans while not wearing masks
"30 people show up, they put 'em in those crazy circles" -- Trump mocks Joe Biden for taking basic public health precautions at his campaign rallies
"C'mon in everybody ... if you're very, very sick with a disease" -- we've reached the dehumanizing immigrants part of Trump's speech
Trump claims the border wall will be finished in "a few months" (extremely unlikely) and then claims Mexico is paying for it (a lie)
"Outside of poorly run Democrat states and cities, you don't have crime in this country" -- a big lie
"In Oregon, we have to send in the troops. We will solve that problem in 30 minutes" -- President Trump
"Blood all over the sand" -- drink!
Trump tells a story about how he and Melania turned on the evening news expecting to see coverage of his Nobel nominations, but were dismayed to see coverage of a hurricane in Florida instead. This is supposed to make the media look bad.
Trump brags about "not doing too badly" with "radical Islamic terrorism," but knocks on his podium in hopes of not spoiling his luck
Trump yelled his way through the last part of his hour-long speech in Sanford as if he was trying to prove he's feeling healthy. His material was largely unchanged.
