In a recent rally, former President Donald Trump addressed a crowd in New York, emphasizing his support among Black and Hispanic voters, claiming record levels of backing for the Republican Party. Trump recounted a controversial statement he made to a Black audience, urging them to \"Vote for Trump. What the hell do you have to lose?\" He noted that this remark initially drew criticism but ultimately resulted in a significant increase in his support among Black voters.

Trump criticized the current Democratic leadership, particularly targeting Vice President Kamala Harris, and warned that without a change in leadership, New York could become akin to a \"third world nation.\" He promised that under his leadership, the state would see a resurgence, claiming he would restore safety and prosperity by prioritizing law enforcement and infrastructure improvements.

He pledged to work collaboratively with local Democratic officials to address issues such as crime and public safety, asserting that he would restore funding to police forces and enhance community safety. Trump highlighted his commitment to revitalizing New York's public transit system, which he described as deteriorating, and vowed to eliminate crime from the subways.

The former president also shared a poignant moment regarding the tragic death of NYPD officer Jonathan Diller, emphasizing the need for stricter measures against repeat offenders. He criticized the judicial system for allowing violent criminals to remain on the streets, citing the extensive criminal histories of those involved in Diller's death.

Trump's remarks reflect a broader strategy to appeal to minority voters while positioning himself as a candidate focused on results and common sense governance, contrasting his approach with that of the current administration.