Introduction
A recent episode of “The Five” on Fox News featured a discussion about a profanity-laced rally held by a member of “The Squad,” in which Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) also participated. The rally was held in the South Bronx and involved intense rhetoric and strong language.
Profanity-Laced Rally
At the rally, the unnamed Squad member passionately defended their stance, emphasizing their need to fight back against perceived attacks on their family and children. The rallying cry included several explicit phrases, which were censored during the broadcast.
Comparison to Donald Trump’s Rally
The segment highlighted a comparison between AOC’s rally attendance and a previous rally held by former President Donald Trump in the Bronx. According to the discussion, Trump’s rally attracted thousands of attendees, whereas AOC’s event only garnered about 300 participants.
Focus on Local vs. International Issues
Jesse Watters commented on the Squad member’s focus on international issues, particularly the conflict in Gaza, noting that local issues such as crime and violence in the district should take precedence. He criticized the rally for being out of touch with the district’s immediate concerns.
Concerns About Future Career
Katie Pavlich expressed disbelief that the Squad member was previously a teacher, questioning what career path they might pursue after potentially losing their primary election.
Response to Criticism
Greg Gutfeld drew a parallel between the Squad member’s justification for their actions and the Israeli response to attacks from Hamas, sarcastically calling the member a “jerk” for using such rhetoric.
Conclusion
Judge Jeanine Pirro humorously suggested that Jamaal Bowman, another Squad member, should have pulled a fire alarm to end the rally when AOC started speaking, alluding to a previous controversial incident involving Bowman.
