Steamfitter Local 638 union members Ronald DeGaard and Gary Zuto join The Bottom Line on why they support former President Trump.
After meeting former President Donald Trump in person at a construction site, two Steamfitters Local 638 members say support for the 45th president is now “through the roof.”
“We all love him,” Gary Zutto said on the show’s finale “after meeting with Trump Thursday morning.” He cares about this country, the country we live in and the country we love. “
“I can see it at work,” added Zutto’s colleague Ronald DeGard. Everyone has a Trump sticker on their hard hat.” “They think he is a president who is passionate about the country. It is undeniable how much he cares about the country. It’s not even a question.”
Crowds chanted “Four more years” as Trump stopped at the White House New York City construction site to show their support during his ongoing trial.
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The former president’s motorcade stopped to greet hundreds of fans and union workers seeking autographs and selfies with Zutto and Diogaard.
Bottom Line was joined by two Steamfitters Local 638 members who met with Donald Trump at a construction site Thursday. (Fox News)
Trump told reporters at the event that he appreciated the “amazing show of love” before his speech. Appeared in Manhattan court and important US Supreme Court hearings on presidential immunity in Washington, DC
“I’ve been waiting for this moment for a long time,” Diogaard said. “I was so excited, knowing he was coming, I couldn’t even sleep last night.”
“I think it’s perfect for him,” Diogaard continued, “because I know Joe Biden can’t do that and just show up to the job.”
“We don’t have an ice cream shop,” Zutto said.
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Workers in both unions have expressed support for Trump’s economic and energy policies, but the most pressing issue for them is illegal immigration living in New York.
“These guys are taking our jobs for $10 an hour in cash,” Zutto said. They are not giving (anything) back to the system.”
“People are tired of paying high gas prices. Food is available through the roof. Interest rates are so high, people are not able to afford houses,” he added. “People are tired of it and it’s spread across the board.”
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Union members estimate that two-thirds of workers plan to vote for Trump this November, noting that they align with the former president’s “America First” message.
“Mr. Trump actually asked me, he said, ‘Do you think I have a chance in New York?'” Diagwad recalled. “I said, ‘Sure.'”
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Fox News’ Timothy HJ Nerozzi contributed to this report.
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