WATCH: Overflowing crowds, huge lines at Nevada Trump rally!

Here's more details from the Las Vegas Review-Journal on Trump's huge rally:

President Donald Trump addressed an energized crowd of several thousand during a Henderson campaign event Sunday, pledging to preserve law and order in the United States and lobbing intense criticism at Democratic rival Joe Biden.

“On Nov. 3, Nevada will decide whether we will quickly return to the record prosperity we experienced before the virus,” Trump said, adding that he expected to win the Silver State on Election Day.

The visit was Trump’s first to the valley since February and drew the ire of Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak, who accused the president of “taking reckless and selfish actions that are putting the countless lives in danger here in Nevada.”

Sisolak banned in-person gatherings of more than 50 people in an attempt to halt the spread of coronavirus. After initial cancellations at several airport venues, Trump held a rally in Minden on Saturday before holding events in the Las Vegas area Sunday.
In Henderson, Trump delivered a campaign speech focusing on his administration’s strong pre-pandemic economy, efforts to secure the U.S.-Mexican border and support law enforcement and the military.

He stressed that Biden and his fellow Democrats would seek to undo this work, and he spent a considerable amount of the rally attacking Biden’s mental capacity and record.
“I’ve done more in 47 months than Joe Biden did in 47 years,” Trump said.

Could you imagine a Biden gathering having these kinds of numbers?

Or energy?

And Democrats know it!

That's why the Democrat Nevada governor worked so hard to prevent the rally.

Check out the story from Fox:

President Donald Trump held a packed, indoor campaign rally in Henderson on Sunday night, defying the state's mitigation measures for COVID-19.

The City of Henderson issued a compliance letter and verbal warning to the venue hosting President Donald Trump's rally, according to a city spokeswoman.

In a statement, spokeswoman Kathleen Richards said the warnings alerted Xtreme Manufacturing that the event would be "in direct violation of the governor's COVID-19 emergency directives."

Not since a rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, that was blamed for a surge of coronavirus infections, has he gathered supporters indoors. There was no early mention from the president that the pandemic had killed nearly 200,000 Americans and was still claiming 1,000 lives a day.

It was not immediately known how many people were in attendance at the event in Henderson.

Looks like try as the Dems might, they can't stop the Trump!