Nicky Jam takes back his Trump endorsement after Puerto Rico "garbage" comment. Here's what he said.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

70% : "I'm so proud we're getting support from Latinos like never before," Trump said at a rally at the PPL Center in Allentown.
64% : In his Instagram video on Wednesday, Nicky Jam explained that he had endorsed Trump "because I thought that was the best for the economy in the U.S., where many Latinos live, including myself, where many immigrants are suffering because of the economy, and him being a businessman I thought that was the best move.
56% : He had endorsed Trump during a campaign rally in Las Vegas in September.
40% : Trump said at his rally before Nicky Jam came on stage -- the artist joined the former president at the mic and told the crowd, "We need Donald Trump as president again.
39% : Even if Trump proved unfamiliar with the artists the campaign was courting -- "Do you know Nicky?
39% : Trump made two stops in Pennsylvania Tuesday with a focus on the Latino vote.
37% : Reggaeton musician and singer Bad Bunny, a global superstar from Puerto Rico, shared the vice president's video on his Instagram account with his 45 million followers, and later posted a clipped portion of the video in which Harris slammed Trump for his response to Hurricane Maria, which devastated the island in 2017.
35% : Probably he shouldn't have been there," Trump added.
23% : "The endorsement sparked an immediate backlash on social media among fans and fellow Latino artists who were both upset by the endorsement and who felt the artist had been insulted by Trump.
19% : "Trump responded to questions about it on Tuesday by saying he did not know who Hinchcliffe was and was unaware of the joke he had made.

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