Florida Republican Rep. Byron Donalds attended former President Donald Trump’s rally in the Bronx last week and joined Fox News anchor Shannon Bream to discuss what he saw and what he believes an increasingly diverse America wants.

“President Trump is taking his argument to nontraditional places this week. You are part of his trip into the Bronx. He has got people who love that idea and those who hate the idea, but you were there with him on stage. It reignited a conversation you and I have had previously on the show about race and about critics who say Republicans are ‘using’ black and brown people. There is one news personality out there who says you are being used as a prop,” Bream said before playing a clip of MSNBC host Joy Reid, who criticized Donalds in her usual racist way.

Reid said: “The one Black guy that Republicans love to roll out as fake proof that Black people are MAGA. It’s a joke. They were knocking to make that guy Speaker of the House. Because they weren’t going to do that either.”

Bream then asked Donalds to respond.

“First of all, I find Joy’s comment to be nothing more than crabs in a barrel. Just because I have a different viewpoint, a different way of looking at the world and politics, I’m now being used? You can make an argument that MSNBC is using her. But I’m going to move on,” he said.

“The rally in the Bronx was amazing—a very diverse crowd of people from the Bronx: Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, Black people, White people—all supporting President Trump because they have seen the disaster that is New York City. They have seen the disaster that has come to the United States of America because of the master of disaster, Joe Biden himself, and they want Donald Trump back,” Donalds continued.

“I heard from my colleague in the previous segment, this is going to be a decision. This will be a decision…to appeal between two presidents — who did the better job? And it’s without question that Donald Trump was a significantly better president on every metric. That’s why he has support in the Bronx,” Donalds continued.

“That’s why, when the president went to Minnesota, he had support in Minnesota. There’s more support in a lot of blue areas for President Trump coming back. We’re looking at expanding the political map, not shrinking it based upon race or anything else, because that’s what Joy Reid, Joe Biden, and the rest of them want to do. They want to shrink the political map based upon previous dogma and racial lines. That’s not what President Trump’s focus is. His focus is on all of America,” he added.