Hey everyone. Welcome to From the Kitchen Table. I'm Sean Duffy, along with my co-hosts with the

podcast, my partner in life, and my wife, Rachel Campo. Stuffie.

Sean, it's great to be back. And I've been visiting the Bronx these days.

You have been. Me and the president. And I can tell you what, so I, you told me you're going to go to the Bronx. The day before the president went. And I wasn't sure what you were going to get. I was actually interested. You were doing man-on-the-street interviews, and I kept calling you because I was like, I wonder what's happening and what kind of reception you were getting and what people thought actually on the street. Because there's nothing better than going out and meeting people and seeing people on the street.

I saw that in Congress, you saw this.

No substitute.

You see these polls shot.

You see these polls that show blacks and Hispanics moving towards Donald Trump away from the Democrat Party, away from Joe Biden.

But it's just an entirely different thing to actually go and experience it.

So this was the day before Donald

Trump was going to go. And the message out that the Democrats were putting out there was Joe,

you know, they're trying to scare Donald Trump from going. And they said, you're not welcome in the

Bronx. You're not going to be welcome there, which is not an unreasonable thing to say. No.

Right. I mean, this is deep an unreasonable thing to say. No. Right?

I mean, this is deep blue.

So I believe in 2016, 10% of people in the Bronx voted for Donald Trump.

That's right.

Then 2020, he increased by four points to 16%.

So I was thinking, okay, if we're lucky, this is going to be a 50-50 thing.

Now, let me, let me be completely transparent about how we set up this, this trip to the Bronx,

me and Fox and Friends.

I went and I met with like four, four or five people that we had pre-interviewed.

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