Dean Cain says mocking attendance at President Donald Trump’s Great American State Fair makes critics “anti-American.”
The former Superman actor jumped into the crowd-size debate after posting a Saturday photo from the Ferris wheel at the National Mall. The image showed white tents, the Washington Monument and groups of visitors spread across an expansive lawn.
Dean Cain tells @hicharliecotton that making a big deal out of the crowd size at the Great American State Fair is "stupid" and that it's only going to get more crowded! pic.twitter.com/oYfOCdKx5R
— TMZ (@TMZ) June 29, 2026
Most attendees admitted the State Fair did not draw a large crowd, but Cain clapped back.
“Tons of people,” he replied when someone questioned the turnout, saying people were “not just sitting on the grass” because “it’s hot outside!” He added that the snapshot was only a “partial” view of the event.
Dr. Oz on stage with Dean Cain talks about how great the crowd is at the Great American State Fair… so @hicharliecotton pans his camera to reveal quite the opposite. https://t.co/vZ3exnGWS3 pic.twitter.com/4e1ugj7AVw
— TMZ (@TMZ) June 29, 2026
“Any negative reactions to this post expose the haters as anti-American. Seek help,” Cain wrote on X.
Former Rep. Adam Kinzinger, a Republican and frequent Trump critic, also chimed in with a jab: “Hahahaha dude this is not the picture to show. All 6 people.”
Cain responded, “There were thousands of people there and all around DC today, Adam. Why do you wish it was empty? That seems odd…”
The 360° camera views of Trump’s disastrous state fair are killing me pic.twitter.com/NtMTY4yzeH
— Wu Tang is for the Children (@WUTangKids) June 30, 2026
The Great American State Fair, a White House-backed celebration of America’s 250th anniversary, has been running on the National Mall since June 25 and continues through July 10.
The event reportedly cost over $120 million.
