Donald Trump shares Bronx stage with indicted rappers

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : Steven Cheung, spokesperson for Trump, told Newsweek in an email after the event that 25,000 people attended.
59% : During the speech, two rappers, Michael Williams (Sheff G) and Tegan Chambers (Sleepy Hallow) joined Trump on stage where they endorsed him for president and praised him.
55% : Trump said in his rally that he would support New York's Democratic leaders if he is elected as president.
53% : Trump, the presumptive nominee for the Republican Party's presidential nomination, held a large rally in the deep-blue borough of New York City on Thursday to drum up support ahead of November's presidential election.
51% : Biden beat Trump in the state by 23 points in 2020 (61 percent to 38 percent).
48% : "As soon as I get back into the Oval Office, I am going to pick up the phone and I'm going to call your mayor and your governor, and I'm going to say, 'this is President Trump and I want to come back and help,'" said Trump, who was a lifelong New Yorker until he officially transferred his residency to Palm Beach, Florida, in 2019.
37% : Newsweek contacted representatives for Trump and Williams by email and Chambers by social media to comment on this story.
23% : "Meanwhile, while the Bronx heavily leans Democrat, and Trump gained just 16 percent of the vote in the area in the 2020 election, latest polling suggests President Joe Biden's lead over Trump in New York is declining.
20% : Donald Trump shared a stage with rappers who were indicted on a charge of gang activity and have also previously served prison time during his most recent rally.

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