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1/2: If you're wondering where the next 17 Donald Trump midterm rallies are:
Announced:
• 10/9 Syracuse, NY
• 10/10 Clarksville, TN
• 10/12 Youngstown, OH
• 10/13 Wasilla, Alaska
The other 13? 🤷 BUT someone has verbose CMS source code, thus ...
rollcall.com/factbase/trump/…
2/2 ... and with a grain of salt via the Trump 47 Committee web page, under script id 𝚛𝚊𝚕𝚕𝚢-𝚌𝚖𝚜-𝚎𝚟𝚎𝚗𝚝𝚜:
• Rome, GA
• Sioux City, IA
• Wichita, KS
• Greenville, NC
• Greenville, SC
• Northern Kentucky, KY
• Naples, FL
• Jackson, OH
• Franklin, TN
• Corpus Christi / Lubbock, TX
• Marysville, MI
• Davie, FL
• Council Bluffs, IA
The JSON code also had San Antonio, Syracuse and Youngstown, all of which are confirmed at events.gop.com.
Unofficial time for Donald Trump in San Antonio: 01:44:20, 29 seconds shy of the RNC midterm speech, but still 3rd longest of this term.
01:44:13 from first word -> thank you, 36 seconds shorter than RNC midterm speech, #3 for term.
Trump just passed his Mount Pocono rally on 12/9/25 and his Congressional speech on 3/4/25.
It's the third-longest speech of this term at 100 minutes.
105 minutes would top the RNC midterm speech, and 108 minutes would make it the longest of this term (topping the SOTU '26)
If it's election season, it's folks measuring crowd sizes... the Fact Cave's least-favorite thing. But we got bots for that, viz:
We counted 747 in this photo of the crowd in Nebraska.
H/T to @alexbrandon for not sparing the pixels. Zoom, each head gets a number. +/-7% in tests
Trump has a busy week of rallies. In the next seven days, he's doing events in: Nebraska, Maryland, Texas, New York and Tennessee. That's equal to the number done since Labor Day.
• Average speaking time: 80.52 minutes
• Words per event: 10,904.8
• WPM: 135.43
We're on hours of playing with the America.gov website. Credit where it's due from Fact Cavers: it 𝗜𝗦 "damn good." When's the last time anyone said "Hey {𝘤𝘰𝘮𝘱𝘢𝘯𝘺}, learn customer service from the government?"
Can we enfranchise it and elect it to office?
...and a pro tip. It's awesome at obscure government data. Just... awesome.
A random case, see image (Uruguay agricultural trade balance time series): GATS is dead-on for this detail... but it's link #6 in google for this query. America.gov nailed it first shot.
We look forward to when it can pull the data for the lazy sloths in the Fact Cave vs. making us click, and it doing more agentic stuff (which is listed in the roadmap 🤞🤞🤞 and an API, please!).
But just landing at the right place each time...😘 -- the data nerds here are happy.
Are we jazzed about a government website? Weird... but yes.
Let (s)he who has never typoed cast the first stone… but on a document for super intelligence? Please spell the country correctly…
rollcall.com/factbase/trump/…
(And yes, this is real and yes, it was misspelled. Source from TS: static-assets-1.truthsocial.…)
Courtesy of friend of the Fact Cave and bot whisperer Ryan Kelly of Roll Call: tech analysis says America.gov appears to be all Grok / x.ai so far. Note Fact Cave is mobile and will poke on dev tools tonight…
Speaking as nerds in the Fact Cave: America.gov is one of the better custom chatbots we've seen. It stays on target, answers honestly based on facts from the U.S. government, and dodges legal & political judgments.
It does, however, disagree with Donald Trump. A lot.
Bueno America.gov y gracias!
¿Puede ayudarme con preguntas sobre las solicitudes de visa?
America.gov pro tip: don't ask questions specifically about a particular person or phrased as legal advice? It gets cagey (but still answers). Ask more in abstract.
For example, in regard to the gift of a $400 million airplane:
Is anyone else enjoying the new America.gov AI-powered chat?
"Is the president allowed to use taxpayer dollars to run political ads supporting their administration?"
Response: Generally no. Federal law restricts...
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