‘USA’ chants boom at NYSE as PublicSq. goes public
Luke Gentile
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Chants of “USA” boomed in the New York Stock Exchange Thursday as anti-woke marketplace PublicSq. went public.
PublicSq. presents itself as an online conservative marketplace where customers can find goods and services without ties to a liberal agenda.
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“Tired of supporting companies with a woke agenda?” a description on the company’s website reads.
“PublicSq. does the vetting for you so you can be more intentional with your spending without compromising on quality. Join the movement today!”
At the NYSE Thursday, CEO Michael Seifert rang the iconic opening bell, while Donald Trump Jr. and other members of the PublicSq. team applauded.
“If you want to support the parallel economy, you can do so by supporting $CLBR on the NYSE!” Trump Jr. tweeted Wednesday.
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“It’s about time we the people fight back against the corporations who attack our values and beliefs. @officialpsq / $CLBR gives us the ability to do that!”
The cheering and chanting of “USA” was so loud that the CNBC crew of Squawk on the Street saw their broadcast completely disrupted.