Monday October 26, 2020 – Redondo Beach, CA – Over three thousand cars, with thousands more participants, as estimated by the Redondo Beach Police, participated in the Asians for Trump rally thrown by Asian Industry B2B, South Bay Republican Assembly, Democrats for Trump, Filipinos for Trump, Indians for Trump, Koreans for Trump, South Los Angeles Inglewood Republican Assembly and many more partner groups.
They cruised the South Bay on Sunday October 25, 2020 to support the re-election of Donald Trump and send a message to the US Senate to vote the confirmation of Judge Amy Coney Barrett and in protest against Senator Mazie Hirono‘s questioning during the confirmation hearings.
The MAGA Trump Caravan assembled in the parking lot of the Redondo Performing Arts Center located at 1935 Manhattan Beach Boulevard before 9 am and overfilled two and a half parking lots next door from Northrop Grumann by the time the rally started at 10 am. Asian industry B2B featured many conservative candidates and a special portion, highlight the voices of representatives from the Asian communities who experienced oppression in their native countries and have moved here to seek freedom. This included Tae Kim from Korea, Crystal Jade from Malaysia, Sunny Meagher from India and Fountain Valley Mayor Pro Tem Michael Vo from Vietnam. Filipinos for Trump representative Noel Omega opened up the event in prayer. Social media conservative influencer, Vietnamese American high school student, Vince Dao, fired up the crowd. The full video can be seen here of all the speeches.
Throughout its route, the many cars in the caravan experienced thumbs up and enthusiastic from 99 percent of the bystanders. There was only one reported incident in Carson, where caravan participants were intimidated by leftists and brandished by guns against our peaceful protestors.
In addition to the massive enthusiasm for the Trump Administration, the protesters are excited for Constitutional Originalist Judge Amy Coney Barrett to be fully confirmed by the US Senate. Founder and CEO of Asian Industry B2B, and event co-organzier Marc Ang says, “The Asian-American and faith communities came out in full support of this event, as we had representatives from so many groups and the car rallies passed by mostly minority churches along the route who were overwhelmingly ecstatic about seeing this great show of support. They want churches opened and not subject to harassment by governmental agencies like the LA County Department of Health. We are also praying for calm and peace as an historic confirmation takes place this evening.”
Marc Ang’s last event in Walnut, CA, a family fair at a church, was the target of harassment by the LA County Health Department leading up to and at the actual event. This was documented live and heavily covered by ABC, NBC, Telemundo, OC Register and national publications like Breitbart and Epoch Times. Past rallies were covered by Fox News National, CBS, KCRW, Asian Journal and lots of independent media. Other events including one of Asian Industry B2B’s members efforts putting up Hollywood-style Trump signs all over California (some taken down on private property, such as the Getty pass 405 one) have been covered extensively by media as well.
South Bay conservatives are beginning to speak out. South Bay Republican Assembly President Edwin Duterte, organizer of the event who led the caravan,says, “Thousands of Trump supporters drove a 22 mile route in the most liberal districts in California, proving the residents are getting tired of one-party Democratic rule.”
