Trump Rally Plays Music Resembling QAnon Song

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Trump spoke at a rally for Republican Senate candidate J.D. Vance in Youngstown. An instrumental track could be heard in the background as Trump told the audience that the U.S. was a nation in decline. As the music played several people in the crowd could be seen holding their index fingers in the air. QAnon followers celebrated Trump's choice of music online, believing it to be a signal to the movement.

Published 4 months ago · Washington, United States

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