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The upper section is seen partially empty during President Trump’s campaign rally June 20 at the BOK Center in Tulsa. As part of a coordinated effort, K-pop fans and teenage TikTok users scooped up tickets to President Trump’s Saturday rally in Tulsa, potentially leaving at least hundreds of empty seats, The New York Times reported. “K-pop
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