He was searching for the Bronx shear.
Former President Donald Trump dropped in at Knockout Barber in The Bronx Thursday — his second latest Boogie-Down go to because the presidential election inches nearer.
The go to — which was a part of an upcoming “Fox & Mates” section — took the store’s co-owner Javier Rodriguez unexpectedly.
“This occurred out of, actually, nowhere,” he instructed reporters afterward.
Rodriguez saved tight-lipped as to what he and the 2024 Republican presidential candidate talked about moreover discussing The Bronx and native colleges.
“I’m proud of the conservations we had,” he mentioned.
“I really feel like he’s who’s.”
A crowd of supporters, together with one sporting a “Make Barbers Nice Once more” shirt, and protesters alike gathered outdoors Fort Hill Avenue barber store to catch a glimpse of Trump.
However onlookers’ views had been blocked by a tent erected over the store’s entrance, an obvious effort by Secret Service brokers to guard Trump, who has seen two latest assassination makes an attempt.
The cease was a part of “Fox & Mates” co-host Lawrence Jones’ sequence of barbershop visits.
An interview with Trump within the store might be aired Oct. 21 on Fox Information morning present.
“You guys are the identical as me,” the billionaire Trump, 78, instructed barbershop patrons, in line with preview clip proven on “Fox & Mates.”
“It’s the identical stuff. We had been born the identical approach. I grew up in Queens and all of that.”
Trump, recounting the go to throughout a Friday morning look on “Fox & Mates,” boasted about polling exhibiting he’s making inroads with black and Hispanic voters.
The Queens native final made a cease within the Bronx throughout Could as a part of what his marketing campaign mentioned was a technique to succeed in out to historically Democratic voters.
He stays unlikely to win his dwelling state of New York, nevertheless.
A latest Siena Faculty ballot discovered 55% of probably Empire State voters surveyed mentioned they’d decide Vice President Kamala Harris, whereas 42% would go for Trump.
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