By now you’ve all seen former President Trump’s brilliant campaign stop at a McDonald’s in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, where he donned the signature black and yellow apron as he cooked fries and served customers at the drive-thru window. Matt has covered this extensively, particularly on how the left is having a complete meltdown over it. Critics have blasted the event as staged, while supporters point out the obvious—of course it was. It was a campaign event. The man just had two assassination attempts on his life, there is no way they’d let the GOP presidential nominee just walk into any McDonald’s, get behind the counter, and take orders from customers at the drive-thru without proper vetting. But one woman Trump did serve spoke to Fox News about the experience, and explained it wasn’t as fake as some are saying.
[Nayara] Andrejczyk said she was asked to attend a Trump campaign event but was not aware that the former president would actually be working at the drive-thru window until she started hearing excitement in the car in front of her.
"There was no stunt over there. Of course, we knew something was up because of the level of security," she said, but "it was a great surprise to see him there….he’s a very charismatic person and very relatable." (Fox News)
Andrejczyk explained why she begged Trump not to let America turn into her native country of Brazil.
"My parents were victims of Brazilian corruption, government corruption," she told Fox News’ Martha MacCallum. "My mom lost a pretty successful business…almost 30 years ago, and that’s the reason why we moved to the United States.
"I am very grateful for this country. I love this country," she continued. "And I don’t want to see this country become the corrupt sewage that Brazil is at this moment, where politicians do whatever they want with no accountability to the people."
She went on to explain what it was like meeting the former president.
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"He looked us in the eye. The way he communicated with us, the way he greeted my children in the back seat. It was incredible. My kids were [saying] I can’t believe I shook Donald Trump’s hand," she said. "I’m not going to wash my hands for the next couple of days. He was very genuine. He’s a genuine man."
