all right, kristen, thank you very much right up there and cortona park in the bronx. joe opinions out with fraught with me now republican strategist and former republican senate candidate here in new york. and the host of the truth with sherwin hughes radio show out of wisconsin. sure. what he was his back, he if you'd president biden on a show last week. so sure. when you are telling me then that you felt trump had ignored the african african-american community as president. and the that community is much better off now under president biden. but now when you look at what's happening in the bronx and sure they had time to plan this. they knew they were going to make sure people showed up, but but people are there. this is one of the most reliably democratic districts in the country and they're, they're listening to trump right now. those some of those voters, what do you make of it? >> i. think this is nothing more than an exercise and political theater. people that show up to rallies are not indicative of the people that are actually going to cast their votes. donal

look at the cortona park area, right? the cortona park precinct where that rally was held yesterday. it's a majority hispanic precinct, and i want you to take look essentially at the election results over the last few cycles and what you would see there is essentially say that look, this is a very democratic precinct, right but look at the margin trend line here. you see obama 94 obama nine 96, clinton nine to biden won it, but by only 69 points, there's a only 16. why is why is that important? because look at that. that's 23 percentage points less than hillary clinton want to buy. this is a sign of the hispanic movement that we saw last cycle, right where we saw, although hispanics still favored the democratic candidate in july joe biden, they were less likely to favor him than they did hillary clinton or barak obama both times. and it's not just there that happened. we saw it in hispanic precincts and counties across the country from southeast florida, southern texas, even in the los angeles area. >> so you pass to talk

by the way reagan spoke in the south bronx what was it, two blocks from cortona park.ch here and he said look, here are the problems and he laid it out. inflation, border, crime, so forth. he laid it out. but he said we have solutions. we have solutions. we will deregulate small businesses. minority owned businesses get clobbered by biden's red tape. we will drill, baby drill, get gasoline prices down -- >> sandra: they are buying it. >> we will stop the immigration which is taking jobs away from the very people that came to the rally. >> sandra: that some of what they talked about come here are some attendees slamming the current economic policies of this of administration. >> he understands what the country needs. he has the heart to do it. joe biden, you know speak 19 they've been saying they do nothing but talk. >> the cost of living has spiraled out of control. i don't see biden doing anything about it. >> sandra: you called affordability crisis i say no matter where you are in the political spectrum you see your quality of life and the power of your earnings goin

republican nominee is carried new york since ronald reagan in 1984 over president's outdoor rally and cortona park is the latest in a series of campaign stops. >> trump is scheduled around his hometown since the start of his criminal hush money trial, six weeks ago next week, a dirty is set to begin discussing trump's fate in the case what was the crowd leinz, what kind of response did he get certainly a bigger crowd that i think democrats would like to feed, particularly given this is what counties in the entire country now, one of the things that was interesting to me is that the trump campaigns going to micro target to get people from the community to come to this rally. i wasn't sure what to expect. i've gone to a lot of these rallies across the country and they're often people trapped hello, hundreds of miles. donald trump and they're not necessarily part of the kennedy, however, one of the things that i found was that there were a lot of people here that we're actually from the bronx before we even came into the rallies. lot of course, once we were and it was all people supporting him before