President Donald Trump touted his upcoming reelection campaign launch, claiming it is already 'setting records.'
'Big Rally tomorrow night in Orlando, Florida, looks to be setting records,' Trump tweeted Monday morning. 'We are building large movie screens outside to take care of everybody. Over 100,000 requests. Our Country is doing great, far beyond what the haters & losers thought possible - and it will only get better!'
Last week, the president claimed 106,000 people requested tickets to Tuesday's event at Orlando's Amway Center, a 20,000-seat arena.
His campaign announced the launch, dubbed the '45 Fest,' would start 10 hours before the 8:00 p.m. launch and have a carnival-like atmosphere, complete with food trucks, live music and entertainment and jumbo TV screens to accommodate the overflow crowd.
President Donald Trump boasted that more than 100,000 people requested tickets for his reelection launch set for Tuesday night in Orlando, Florida
Trump said his launch, which will be held at Orlando's 20,000-seat Amway Center, is 'setting records'
The president also claimed that all polls that show him coming in behind the 'Motley Crew' of Democrats are 'fake'
He also claimed it was too early to focus on the polls. Last year around the same time in the campaign schedule, Trump was 17 percentage points behind Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton
Should 106,000 Trump fans show up, the mass of MAGA humanity would be nearly twice the size of an average day's attendance at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom, a half-hour drive away.
Trump boasted that his reelection efforts are 'looking really good,' and claimed the polls that show some of the top-tier Democrats running in the party's primary are 'fake.'
'Only Fake Polls show us behind the Motley Crew,' Trump tweeted, creating a new nickname for the two dozen Democrats running.
'We are looking really good, but it is far too early to be focused on that. Much work to do! MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!' he continued.
Several national and regional polls recently have indicated that some top-tier Democratic candidates could beat Trump in a head-to-head matchup, including former Vice President Joe Biden and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders.
Democratic candidates, however, haven't come close to the crowd-size the president is touting.
Biden's first campaign stop last week in Iowa drew fewer than 100 people to the town of Ottumwa, but his campaign kickoff event, an outdoor speech in Philadelphia, drew an estimated 6,000 people.
President Donald Trump will launch his 2020 re-election campaign next Tuesday in Orlando Florida alongside first lady Melania Trump (pictured in 2017)
The event is being held at Orlando's Amway Center, which has a maximum capacity of 20,000 people for sporting events; Trump claims 106,000 people have requested tickets
