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Group, then you have Young Folks. Right? My son is 27, so for the last few years I've been listening to music. When they hear Rick Ross and Drake and these guys talking about owning things, who work—they're arguing over who works the hardest. They want—they don't want public housing; they don't want free housing; they don't want free food. They want the American dream. So particularly young Black men listen, and they're being shut out. They're being shut out by progressives. Progressives who want corporations; they are discriminating against Black—Black men. Look at Hollywood; that will tell you everything you need to know. Black women are always now in these movies without a Black Father Figure, without a Black lover. Right? The Black male has been pushed out by progressives, and they are looking for someone they can look up to. More and more they see Donald Trump as someone—hey, I want what he's got. I think you look up Charles Payne, yeah. Listen, talking about the Bronx. Uh, you had a great interview with a fellow by the name of Lou Valentino on Monday. He had this observation about the former president heading up for that gathering in the Bronx tomorrow night. Listen.