The team of Donald Trump was trying Sunday the counter-offensive after the stimulus disappointing of his re-election campaign, referring to the protesters, and the media, the low turn out at its meeting held the night before in full pandemic.

The billionaire republican had assured last week that "nearly a million" people had requested tickets for this appointment in Tulsa, in Oklahoma, a State as conservative as he had won with an overwhelming majority in 2016. But the meeting was leaded by the images of rows of empty seats, the news that six members of his team were to be tested positive Covid-19 and a speech that has been criticized for not having addressed in depth the health crisis, economic and the historical movement of anger against the racism that run through the United States.