President Trump's Big City Rally: What You Need to Know

Former President Donald Trump is heading back to his hometown for a massive rally at the famous Madison Square Garden this Sunday. If you're planning to attend, mark your calendars for 5 p. m. , and don't forget to arrive early – doors open at noon. Tickets were given out on a first-come, first-served basis through the Trump campaign website, with a limit of two tickets per phone number. For those watching from home, the event will be live-streamed starting at 3 p. m. Keep an eye on the latest traffic updates, as no official road closures have been announced yet. Public transportation is highly recommended, with several subway lines and the Long Island Railroad providing easy access to Penn Station beneath the Garden. So, why New York City? Trump believes he can win his home state and has been talking about this rally since his indictment in March. He'll likely discuss his policies and how he plans to revive New York as the 47th president. While the event may not change the state's political leanings, it will surely grab national attention. Madison Square Garden has a history of hosting political events, including past conventions and candidate speeches. The last significant rally here was by Alabama Governor George Wallace in the 1968 campaign.