'I'm so angry': Trump is still seething about small crowd size in Wisconsin

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump complained about speaking to a relatively small crowd at a recent rally in Wisconsin.

Trump admitted being angry about the rally during an interview with Fox Nation host Kellyanane Conway this week.

According to the former president, the U.S. Secret Service limited the size of his venue.

"And I had thousands of people that wanted to come in," he explained. "And the Biden administration made it very impossible to see those people."

Trump claimed that President Joe Biden had prioritized the president of Iran's visit to the United Nations over his campaign.

"But I had fifty-five thousand people, and I had a fifteen hundred, maybe even less than that," he remarked. "Maybe a thousand. A little hall because they couldn't give me any help."

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"And I'm so angry about it because what they're doing is interfering in the election," Trump added. "They hated the look, and they hated that many people hearing what I had to say. So at fifteen hundred, maybe less, I don't know."

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