NYC Hispanic Democrat GRABS the mic from Trump, NOBODY expected this

 Oh boy, this is one of those videos they do not want out, especially the media. 

They do not want this out, but guess what? It's out there, and we're going to make sure more people see it. Especially when a Democrat comes out and endorses Trump for millions and millions of people to see, and also calls out the corruption.

Lately, we've seen a lot of people waking up. A lot of people are even leaving the Democrat Party. As you can see, we wonder why. We're living in some dark, tough, woke times, y'all. And that's why I'm wishing the best for all of you.

Before we get into this video, make sure y'all drop a like and share the video around so more people can see it. Because again, they don't want this one out, you guys. They do not want this one out, man.

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