Trump Went Into A Bronx Barbershop And What Happened Was Amazing!

Doc Rich

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00:00We've been doing these barbershop tours since 2003, and it's really enlightening to hear

00:07individuals start to change their political direction. I think it's time that blacks in

00:13general need to boost our political IQ. Stop being blindly faithful to a one-party system

00:20that doesn't work for us. So I've always liked Donald Trump. He was an icon for years

00:27in our community, and all of a sudden now he's this big clans. What changed? I think the powers that

00:35be

00:35saw his potential in our community. If Republicans started to come and really communicate in these

00:43communities, they'll come to barbershops and they'll start to see. We're talking the same language,

00:48but they don't know how to communicate, so they'd rather not do it.

00:52So Mr. President, yeah, you know, I do feel like that is true, but I don't think the reasoning as

01:01to why Republicans don't typically go to, you know, deeply Democrat or, you know, mainly black areas

01:13is because of the lack of communication. Maybe that's a small piece of it, but I think most of

01:18it is black people have been loyal at a 90% clip over 90% clip to the Democrat party.

01:25So if we're

01:27talking the, you know, using your resources wisely, using your campaign funds wisely, it's probably

01:34not wise to go to a black area where you're not really going to get a whole lot of support,

01:40you

01:40know, in the past. Now, Trump has changed that because people are realizing, yo, we speak the same

01:46language. A lot of the stuff Trump says, we all say in private, right? We all have the same types

01:53of conversations. So it is great to see that people are waking up. But on that note, I want to

02:00talk

02:00about the trip that Trump took to a barbershop. And that's what Lawrence Jones was about to ask Trump,

02:07you know, are you going to go and talk to people, you know, at the, at these barbershops?

02:13He says that you got to directly communicate to the voters. Will you be on the ground

02:18at barbershops, local communities, talking about the issues that matter to them?

02:24And I am going to be doing that.

02:26And he's a man of his word. He is absolutely a man of his word. Trump took a trip to

02:32not

02:34Kentucky, not Ohio, not Tennessee, right? No, no, no, no, deep red place, right? No, no place

02:43where he's going to win easily, where he has thousands upon thousands of millions of, you

02:49know, supporters. No, no, no, no, no. Trump didn't take the easy trip. Trump took a trip

02:54to the Bronx, deep blue Bronx. Yeah. And this is how you ride. Let's dive in.

03:20There he is. That's why you see the pool of the curtain there. One of the secret service agents

03:28is found. It happens to the best of us. Snipers on the roof. They ain't playing. Look at that.

03:39There he is. The presence is heavy. Got the dog out. Slipy on the roof.

03:56Heavy.

03:58Heavy.

04:09Sir.

04:13So yeah, that is him arriving. Obviously, they cordoned off the area, blocked off the street. Like

04:20that was literally in the middle of the street and, you know, had a whole tent there. So

04:25when he arrived, his vehicle was hidden. You couldn't see. Obviously, we all know that

04:31that was his vehicle that pulled into the tent. It was the only vehicle that actually drove into

04:36the tent. No, actually, I lied. There was a vehicle before his that drove through it to

04:41the front side, but his is the only one that stopped inside the tent and then they closed

04:46it, right? So obviously it was him, but for security purposes, didn't want him walking out

04:54in the open considering what has already happened to this man twice already, right? So smart, smart

05:02entrance, but this is him actually walking into the barbershop after walking through the tent. Check

05:10it out.

05:19Nice to see you all.

05:30Nice to see you all.

05:36Nice to see you all.

05:56You know, one thing that I always love and once Trump becomes president, I can't wait to have this

06:02moment. And Joe Rogan actually talked about this once, but Trump always shakes people's hands and

06:07he does like that pool. He does like that pool. And Joe Rogan talked about, you know, how, you know,

06:15he's acknowledged that Trump does the pool. And the first time he met Trump, like he anchored himself.

06:21He was like, he's not getting me today. He was like, no, I anchored myself. I went in, he tried

06:26it,

06:27but he was like, there was one time where he got me though. You know, he made me reach for

06:31the handshake

06:32and he did the yank. It's absolutely hilarious. I can't wait to have that moment with Trump. I'm

06:37going to anchor myself too. Like Joe Rogan. So I ain't getting, no, and he shakes everybody's hands

06:44like that. It's not like a, you know, this person or that person. Like he literally shakes everybody's

06:51hand like that. Like the, and Trump's not a little guy, right? Trump's what? 6'1", 6'2",

06:59you know? Um, not, not, not, not a little fella. So, you know, that, that, that tug can really,

07:04you know, if you're not anchored can, can really knock you off your balance a little bit. Uh, but

07:08here's, uh, some of that conversation as well that they were having in the barbershop. Check it out.

07:11Your energy bill from January 20th. If I win, we gotta win. Yeah. We got to make America great

07:32again. Absolutely. Absolutely. Also, I want to show you guys this because one of the barbers

07:37in the barbershop, I believe this is, uh, the owner of the shop. If I am correct, I might be

07:43wrong on this. I believe it is. Um, and I'm not even going to try to pronounce his name here.

07:48I'll

07:48put his Instagram on the screen. Uh, it's this right here. I believe that's the gentleman's Instagram

07:55right there. Uh, well he recorded part of the interaction and I'm not going to show you the

08:02whole thing because it goes on for like 30 minutes. We ain't about to sit here for no 30 minutes.

08:07All right. I'm going to get y'all out of here a lot sooner than that. But, uh, here is

08:10part

08:11of the conversation.

08:12Pay the tax. They end up losing the farm. In, I think it's 82% of the cases, the parents

08:17leave the farm to the kid or leave like a business. It's a good business. Leave the business to

08:21the kids and they end up losing it because they get, you know, the banks have to loan money

08:26and they end up losing it. Uh, there's no inheritance tax. I, I got that done.

08:31But Mr. President, will there be, so you already passed tax cuts in the last year.

08:35They want to end that. Will there be an additional? Yes. Tax cut. Oh yeah. We're cutting them further.

08:42You saw that because we're using what's underground. We're using our wealth. Again, energy is so

08:49big. Also in terms of making money, these big companies are one of the biggest are the energy

08:54companies. We have more oil and gas under our feet than any other country in the world. And

09:00we don't use it. We're going to start using it. You know, we have a place Anwar in Alaska. It's

09:06bigger than Saudi Arabia. They say, whatever it's as big, just about Saudi Arabia. Arabia is giant.

09:13This is giant. Ronald Reagan wanted to do Anwar. Yeah. I think that's a great idea, right? Um,

09:22you know, instead of taxing, continuing to tax the crap out of the American citizen,

09:27use some of our resources to cover the cost of whatever we are, our bills basically. Right.

09:34While also, you know, uh, having somebody like Elon come in and, you know, cut a lot of the waste,

09:42right? Cut a huge portion. Cause Elon, when Elon bought X, he fired 80% of the employees

09:48and X didn't even blink. Right. It was almost like it didn't even happen. I mean, you would think if

09:55you, if you bought a company and you go in and you fire 80% of the people that work

10:00there, like

10:01things would go haywire. No, nothing happened, which lets you know that there was a lot of wasted

10:07money in that company, a whole lot of wasted money. You're paying 80% of the people there to do

10:14absolutely nothing because you don't need them. And it, the proof is in the pudding, right?

10:19It's running completely fine, if not better than it was before. So I think we could do that same

10:25exact thing with the government and it'll run perfect. As a matter of fact, some would argue

10:32it will run even better. Right. Um, cause you don't have so much clogging and the bureaucracy of it all.

10:39You know, like there's, there's not so much red tape to try to, Oh, you got to talk to this

10:44person,

10:44talk to that person and this person and that person. And these two, you know, places are doing

10:48the same thing and that's overlapping. So like they were doing something and they were doing

10:52something, but it's overlapping with the both. And now, you know, like, it's just, it's just a

10:56whole jump of mess. Uh, and I think Elon actually talked about that, but then also, um, you know,

11:02cleaning up these, uh, bills that go through Congress. Right. Uh, and that's one thing I've learned,

11:07like they'll label a bill something, but then there'll be like, you know, they'll label a bill

11:11like checks for American citizens. Right. But then if you read the bill itself, first off,

11:16it's like a hundred pages. Why did it, why does it need to be a hundred pages? If it's just

11:20checks

11:20for Americans, it's because it's a lot of, um, spending money outside of that within these bills.

11:28And it'll be like, I don't know, 70 billion to, you know, Venezuela for border security, right?

11:35It'll be like some crap like that in it amongst a lot of other stuff that if you ask the

11:41American

11:42citizens, Hey, do you want to spend your money on this? Absolutely not. And I'm not saying that we

11:47shouldn't help out, you know, anywhere, but if you read these bills, it's just like ridiculous how

11:53much money we're spending in other places. But I want to get into, uh, this clip here of the

11:59people outside of the barbershop in deep blue Bronx. Check it out.

12:12USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA.,

12:17USA, USA, USA. Up

12:22in the city, one of the truers and the realest president that we ever had and we will have again.

12:26He's

12:26the one make or changer. He's a money-maker. He's going to change the economy for the better.

12:30He's here for the people, not for the equals. We all equal as one. And he's here to make that

12:36change.

12:36And trust me, best believe, he's going to make a change.

12:38Because we are here to support Trump. That's why we are here. Cast a head today.

12:42To make it happen for Trump, baby. Let's go, Trump.

12:44Yo, put that shit in, mo.

12:46Let's go, Trump.

12:50Let's go, Trump.

12:53Let's go, Trump.

12:54Let's go, Trump.

12:58Let's go, Trump.

13:00Let's go, Trump.

13:01Let's go, baby. Let's go, baby. You already know.

13:05We want Trump.

13:06We want Trump.

13:08We want Trump.

13:09We want Trump.

13:11We want Trump.

13:14We want Trump.

13:16We want Trump.

13:17Now, remember, this is deep blue Bronx.

13:21Now, obviously, there probably are.

13:24Matter of fact, there is a part of this clip where, here it is.

13:29Check out this part.

13:31This is what I expect the entire crowd to be like in the Bronx.

13:35Eat my nuts.

13:37Eat my nuts.

13:39Eat my nuts.

13:41Fuck you, Trump.

13:43That's what I expect the entire crowd to be like.

13:46There's one person out there saying stuff like that.

13:48Now, I'm sure there's more people that feel that way.

13:51But the fact that Trump can go into a deep blue area like the Bronx and receive love and support,

13:59I think says a lot.

14:01Says a whole, whole lot.

14:03Kamala can't pull up to a deep red area and the same thing happen.

14:08It's just not happening.

14:09But Trump can pull up to deep blue areas and most of the people love him.

14:16Just saying.

14:17Yeah, let's go around.

14:18Yeah, let's go around.

14:19In English, is this big for you?

14:21What's going on?

14:22Is this a big moment?

14:23Big day for you in English?

14:25Yes, it's a big, big moment for me.

14:27How do you feel, though?

14:30Good.

14:30An honor for you.

14:31I'm nervous, too.

14:32Nervous?

14:33Yeah.

14:34Very well.

14:35What makes you feel nervous about meeting a former president?

14:39This is my first time.

14:41A lot of security.

14:42Yeah.

14:43This is my first time to close the president.

14:46You know.

14:47Looking forward to shaking his hand?

14:48Yeah.

14:49What would you say to him?

14:50Que le va a decir.

15:04So I believe that's one of the barbers that works in the barbershop there.

15:11And I love that shirt.

15:14Make barbers great again.

15:18Make barbers great again, baby.

15:20I love it.

15:21I love it.

15:21So, yeah.

15:22Trump pulling up to a deep blue area and mostly receiving love and support.

15:28Like I said, I expected most of the crowd, or you would expect most of the crowd to be

15:33like that guy that was saying, suck my nuts.

15:36You know, F Trump.

15:37Like, you would expect most of the crowd to be like that.

15:39This is deep blue.

15:40These folks don't vote for Trump, typically.

15:42Right?

15:43This is deep blue area.

15:44All the people in this area.

15:46But I think this time around, it's going to be a little bit different.

15:50I'm not saying the Bronx will go red or anything like that, but it'll be redder than it's been

15:55in a very, very long time, I suspect.

15:58But what do you think?

15:59Let me know.

16:00Peace and love.

16:02I'm out.

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