At this point, who cares what Trump thinks or feels?
Instead, the Clueless Base might more likely catch the video clip of the World Series and the presidential presence, no matter what channel they're watching, and certainly if watching any sports channel featuring the World Series. THEY are the ones who attended rallies shouting "Lock her up!" in referring to Clinton. THEY are the ones who swallow the nonsense about Trump's polls, and THEY are the ones who argued that "3 million illegal aliens in California meant 3 million fraudulent votes in the state."
So an entire stadium of sports fans makes boos and catcalls at their Dear Leader. Impressive. And what had been the attendance at any typical Trump rally after his inauguration? The part of the Base who attended any of those rallies would take note. And they finally get slapped back in the face with a Lockup chant.
Someone tell me -- what would be the obstacles to boosting MSNBC's weekend ratings once Trump is convicted for tax fraud and myriad other crimes, by giving him an entire season-worth of "MSNBC Lockup" exposure? If the episodes and their content were controlled to make it harder for Trump to stir up the Base arguing for a reprieve and political come-back, would it not be a positive thing for public opinion?
Certainly -- it would have "educational" value . . . . They could get Bill Maher or Al Franken to conduct the interviews.
In the meantime, this is priceless. Consider that it's a lot different than the cell-phone video of a then-governor W. Bush picking his nose and licking his finger at a Rangers game. In that situation, it is obvious nobody was paying attention at the time except the fellow who recorded the video -- focused on Bush. But in this case, EVERYBODY is focused on Trump, and EVERYBODY in the stadium (or so it seems) is reacting in unison. With Bush, it was a matter of someone with playful malice focused on an official doing something crude and puerile. With Trump, thousands of people direct unanimous revulsion for a uniquely malicious leader.