Fox & Friends Gushes Over MAGA Rally Fervor As Eric Trump Lauds ‘True Love’ Vibes Coming From NYC Crowd

As hundreds of MAGA faithful queued up outside Madison Square Garden hours before Donald Trump’s rally Sunday evening, Eric Trump told Fox & Friends Weekend that the crowd radiated nothing short of “true love” for his father.

The MSG rally takes place just days after flocks of Trump fans bailed in Michigan following the former president’s announcement that he was running about three hours late due to an extended interview with podcaster Joe Rogan.

On Sunday, Fox & Friends Weekend co-host Rachel Campos-Duffy asked the president’s second eldest son how the crowds for this New York City rally compared to one held in 2016.

“Listen, there was excitement, incredible excitement, in 2016 when my father came in, but now you feel love, right? I mean, you feel true love,” Eric Trump said, continuing:

I’ll have people I’ve never met before, guys, you know, who come up to me and literally give me a hug. You know, it’s like I’ve known them their entire lives, and I feel like in a certain way, we do. There is so much love in the air. There is so much enthusiasm. They know this country has unlimited potential. They believe in this country. These people haven’t given up on this country. You know, they’ve also seen the nonsense that my father’s been put through and our whole family’s been put through, and they’re thankful. I hear it all the time: “Thank you for what your family does, thank you for your father, thank you for the fact that he’s out there fighting for us every single day. He does not need to be doing this.” And tremendous love. And I’ve never felt such wind at our back. I’ve never been so proud of the man.

Campos-Duffy then declared, “The whole family has been through a lot, and I don’t think any other political family has had more thrown at them and are still standing.”

Trump is scheduled to take the stage at 5 p.m. at the venue that seats nearly 20,000 people. Also set to appear are Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY), Tesla CEO Elon Musk, former Fox News host Tucker Carlson, and Ultimate Fighting Championship CEO Dana White.

Watch the clip above via Fox News.