Donald Trump misgenders reggaeton star Nicky Jam at rally: 'She's hot'
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- Reliability
70% ReliableGood
- Policy Leaning
18% Somewhat Conservative
- Politician Portrayal
6% Positive
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
83% : Donning a red "Make America Great Again" baseball cap, Jam told Trump it was an honor to meet him.67% : Jam, born Nick Rivera Caminero, is male, which Trump acknowledged when the singer known in the Latin community for hits "Travesuras" and "X" (with J Balvin) came to the stage.
54% : She's hot," Trump said during the Friday event at The Expo at World Market Center.
51% : "Oh, look, I'm glad he came up," Trump said.
51% : "Trump was equally unacquainted with Anuel AA and Quiles during their appearance with him in Pennsylvania.
48% : Born in Massachusetts, Jam grew up in Puerto Rico and is among several reggaeton stars who have endorsed Trump's candidacy for president, including Anuel AA and Justin Quiles, who joined Trump at his rally in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, in August.
48% : Every Puerto Rican is going to vote for Trump right now.
44% : While some of Jam's fans expressed support of his political position in comments on his Facebook page, saying he is "on the right side of history" and voting for Trump was "common sense," others disagreed with his stance.
28% : "The campaign of Kamala Harris used the clip of Trump referring to Jam as "she's hot" in a post on X.USA TODAY has reached out to representatives for Jam for comment.
22% : "What an insult you are to the Latino population," reads one comment, while another takes issue with Trump's ignorance of Jam's background: "Trump is a user.
21% : According to Rolling Stone, Trump introduced the pair by saying, "Do you know who the hell they are?
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