In a recent South Bronx rally organized by former President Donald Trump, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez faced backlash from New Yorkers who attended the event. The "Squad" member had criticized the rally, labeling it as a "trick" that would attract many "out-of-towners." However, as highlighted on "Jesse Watters Primetime," numerous attendees, all claiming to be locals, rejected AOC's agenda and expressed their dissatisfaction with her performance since being elected.

Responding to AOC's comment, one unidentified man declared, "You need to tell her that she needs to stay out of the Bronx because look at all the people around. Everybody's here for Trump." AOC's impact on the community was also questioned, with one woman asserting that the Democratic socialist representative had "done nothing" to help the neighborhood. On the other hand, another woman urged AOC to witness the hardships faced by their community firsthand, suggesting that she lacked an understanding of the struggles they endured.

While the Bronx borough of New York City had overwhelmingly voted for President Joe Biden, with over 80% support, in the 2020 presidential election, there are residents who have expressed a desire for change after four years of Democratic rule. Trump's rally on Thursday night drew a larger-than-expected crowd of over 25,000 people, which he described as a "love fest" in his speech. The attendees, who patiently waited in the rain for the former president's arrival, responded with cheers and applause when Trump expressed his appreciation, saying, "We love you."

Fox News seized the opportunity to speak with multiple attendees who all expressed support for Trump for various reasons. While each individual had their specific concerns, a common theme was the longing for a return to life under the Trump presidency. One unidentified man praised Trump for being "for the people." Bronx residents repeatedly voiced their concerns about financial issues, including "extreme" prices, as well as crime, immigration, and housing. Many agreed that Biden had not addressed these key problems impacting New York City and minority communities.

"He's done nothing but say 'you ain't Black,'" one woman stated, expressing her disappointment with Biden. Another man confidently declared, "I'm absolutely Black, and I support Trump." Host Jesse Watters highlighted that Trump spent over an hour addressing these specific concerns of the voters. "Biden is not getting the job done for the Bronx," Trump declared confidently. "The minute crooked Joe Biden shuffles out the door, I will rapidly rebuild the greatest economy in the history of the world."

It was evident that some attendees identified as Democrats but intended to vote for Trump in the upcoming election, emphasizing their desire for change. Cherie Corso, a New York voter who had previously worked on Trump's 2016 campaign, praised the former president for addressing all the key issues during his speech and being "loved" by everyone. She expressed her belief that "the Trump train has left the station" and confidently predicted his victory, acknowledging his bombastic nature but emphasizing his ability to get the job done.

As the rally concluded, the voices of thousands of New Yorkers echoed, expressing discontent and a hope for change. The event served as a stark reminder for AOC and the Democratic Party that there are residents in the Bronx longing for solutions to the persistent challenges they face in their daily lives.