A Look Inside Trump's Carefully Planned McDonald's Shift

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : Trump took and filled orders at the Philadelphia-area location from pre-selected customers screened by the former president's campaign team, a source told NBC News.
44% : They're great," Trump told reporters, although the former president did not answer directly if he would support raising the minimum wage, which is what many McDonald's employees earn.
43% : The establishment Trump worked at was reportedly closed to the public, and the cars and people allowed to participate were searched by security, the source told NBC News.
41% : While Trump appeared to be in good spirits serving up fries, it was reported that the location where he worked actually failed its last health inspection, according to documents obtained by Newsweek.
30% : Trump reportedly filled orders from customers pre-selected by the former president's campaign teamFormer President Donald Trump worked the drive-thru of a Pennsylvania McDonald's on Sunday, but his shift was said to be meticulously curated as opposed to what any other fast-food employee might encounter.
28% : Trump was pictured wearing an apron over his shirt and tie, however the former president was not pictured wearing gloves or a hairnet.
8% : Trump previously accused Vice President Kamala Harris of lying about working at McDonald's in college, though he has provided no evidence to support these claims.

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