6Th Grader Steals the Show at Trump Rally with His Presidential Impression!

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AI GeneratedAn interviewer speaks with Connor, a sixth-grade student from South Dakota, and his family. The conversation covers Connor's school environment, his talent for Donald Trump impressions, the family's conservative values, and the father's success in the booming RV industry, concluding with a discussion on political preferences and the economy.
It's an important interview
of the day right here. What's your name, sir?
Connor.
Connor. Where are you from?
South Dakota.
Oh, South Dakota. Did you come here from South Dakota?
Mm-hmm.
Wow. With your family? Or did you come by yourself?
By myself.
So.
You moved here. He lives here.
Yeah. Where in South Dakota? I love South Dakota.
Rapid City.
Oh, I love Rapid City. You know, they got a statue,
a bronze statue of a president on every corner, and it's clean, right?
Yeah.
Yeah, it's a nice place. Nice place to grow up, right?
What grade are you in?
Six.
Okay.
Are you allowed to talk about Donald Trump in school?
Yeah.
You are?
No.
You have other...
No.
No, not really?
No.
Can you wear a Trump hat to school?
Were they throwing you in prison or something?
No.
A hat.
Right?
You don't know? Okay. All right.
Detention?
Mm-hmm.
What does your family do? Is this your family with you?
Can you wear like a pride flag shirt to school?
Okay, he's your parents. Hi, dad and grandma.
How are you? Come on in. You got to be proud of your
son here, Connor, right? Sharp kids, sharp kids all over.
Last two years, doing a very good Donald
Trump impression, almost to the point
that he disturbs people that don't appreciate Trump.
You want to do it right now? Can you read the snake?
Can you know the poem he reads?
What do you want to do for us?
Give us a little dialogue.
Uh, it's O.J. Trump, and the Strait of Hormuz is open.
All right. Can you do the towel dance? All right.
You got to work on that one. That's awesome.
Thank you so much. You're really great kids. We love the kids.
Grandma, you got to be proud, right? Absolutely.
Yeah. Yeah. You're raising your family the right way.
Yes. I don't know how it happened. Yeah. Me neither.
It's all a blur, you know. They're all conservative.
They're all conservative. I said, how did that happen?
Yeah. That's not easy to do today.
No, my daughter says it's because we grew up with you, Mom.
Yeah, I have three very conservative kids.
I have one who pretends she's not a conservative,
you know, but I think she is, right?
They know the score, and they see what we do on Real America's Voice.
What kind of work are you in?
All right.
RV. Oh, okay. How's the RV market? Booming. Yeah.
Yeah. That's what I hear. Yeah. It's great.
We're busy every day. I was just in Wichita a week ago
and there was like a huge RV manufacturer.
There was one in California too.
A really booming industry. Yeah. And now they're like
luxurious. Oh yeah. Super nice. Like, you know, they're, and there's...
I mean, there are six-figure units out there now.
Do people get loans for them?
How do they buy them?
Some people pay cash.
Some people get loans.
What's the demographic?
Retired?
No, anything from the guys working,
at least in this area, wind and oil rig workers to
people that are traveling the country.
Yeah, they got to stay mobile.
Yep, yep.
All right.
Well, that's really good.
What do you want to hear from Donald Trump tonight?
Why do you like Donald Trump? Do you like Donald Trump?
Yes.
Your heart says you like Donald Trump.
Yes. Oh, yes.
Come on, say what you want to say.
Yes, I love Donald Trump.
And I think we've got to get out and vote,
and we've got to get out and vote Republican
because we need a Republican Congress
and a Republican Senate in order for him to do his job.
Yeah, he accomplished a lot.
You know, people don't talk about it in the mainstream media, right?
21 trillion in manufacturing coming back.
In his first term, you know,
he onshored 9,000 factories and distribution centers to America.
How are you coping with things, prices, inflation, supermarket?
Oh, I'm doing okay.
Okay, all right.
You're conservative.
You're not going out to dinner every day.
Oh, no, I'm a good cook.
Yeah, oh, that's great.
Why would I do that?
We're coming over.
