The protesters are “going to shut down the capitol — shh, don’t tell anybody,” said Stephen Moore a member of the president’s council to reopen the country
Moore also said he’s working with a group that is planning to shut down the Wisconsin capitol using a protest method that they are calling “drive-ins,” comparing those to civil rights sit-in protests. While Moore described the so-called “drive-ins,” he cautioned the members of the video chat, “Shh, don’t tell anybody.”
Trump’s advisor also said that they are expecting around 1,500 demonstrators to participate and that they have secured a “big donor in Wisconsin” to fund the protest, adding, “I’m not going to mention his name.” According to Moore, the donor told him, “Steve, I promise I will pay the bail and legal fees of anyone who gets arrested” during the protests. Demonstrations are expected at a scheduled “Freedom Rally” in Wisconsin on April 24.
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