RNC’s Chief Strategist and Communications Director, Sean Spicer, gave Breitbart News a precise breakdown of ticket allocation on Monday.

Republican candidates had to split up 600 seats among themselves, while the RNC and nationally-elected officials received 367 tickets. State party and locally elected officials received 550 tickets. Google was given 100 tickets.

Radio host Rush Limbaugh said Monday he had never witnessed such an orchestrated attack on a Republican candidate.

“[Trump] didn’t even have to say anything. He just opened his mouth, a couple of syllables and here came the boos. And it did appear to distract him off the point that he was getting ready to make,” said Limbaugh. “I’ve never seen anything like that, that I can recall watching intraparty debates. I’ve never seen it on the Democrat side. I mean I’ve heard a smattering of boos, but I’ve not seen a whole audience stacked for the expressed purpose. And it was done specifically to make it look like no Republicans in South Carolina like Trump. They didn’t tell you the audience was a bunch of donors. They didn’t tell you the audience was a bunch of people that support amnesty.”

The conservative icon said Saturday’s debate was carefully crafted theater meant to convince viewers that Trump’s support is less robust than polls suggest.

“The [TV] audience was supposed to assume that in South Carolina, the Republican Party hates Trump. That’s what they were trying to create and [Trump] knew it,” said Limbaugh.