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This is the best summary I could come up with:
Amid high temperatures at Donald Trump's campaign rally in Las Vegas on Sunday, the former president made a quip about the heat affecting his attendees by stating that he needed their votes, adding, "I don't care about you."
Trump and President Joe Biden became the presumptive 2024 Republican and Democratic presidential nominees respectively in March as both continue to campaign ahead of November's election.
At his rally, Trump spoke about the heat affecting his attendees as he made a joke about needing their votes.
Democratic Pennsylvania state Representative Malcolm Kenyatta simply wrote: "He's finally telling the truth."
Reiterating Kenyatta's remarks, progressive political commentator Luke Beasley posted to X, "He finally said the truth."
On Thursday, 11 people with heat exhaustion were hospitalized after waiting in line for an indoor Trump rally in Phoenix, with temperatures reaching 110 degrees.
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