Jack Brewer joined The Bottom Line on Fox to discuss the NABJ conference.

Jack Brewer recently joined "The Bottom Line" on Fox to discuss the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) conference, offering his insights on President Trump's appearance and the broader implications for Black Americans. Brewer commended Trump’s resilience, likening his experience to being "thrown into the lion's den" and emphasized that not all Black Americans view issues solely through the lens of race. He highlighted that some see America as a land of hope and opportunity. According to Brewer, despite the challenging questions, the audience showed significant agreement with Trump.

Brewer urged Trump's campaign to consistently showcase the African American supporters who stand with him, allowing the American people to see a more comprehensive picture of his impact and legacy. He stressed that Trump has historically supported Black communities, a fact underscored by the diversity within his staff. Brewer concluded by expressing his admiration for Trump's composed and dignified response to the disrespect he faced at the conference, predicting an increase in support from African Americans tired of the race-baiting from the left.

This appearance underscores the importance of engaging with diverse perspectives and demonstrating the broad support for America First policies across different communities.