Jack Brewer joined Fox and Friends First on Fox to discuss the NABJ conference.

Jack Brewer appeared on Fox and Friends First to discuss the recent National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) conference and shared his views on President Trump's handling of race-related issues. Brewer emphasized President Trump's commitment to addressing racial disparities without pandering. As a father of mixed-race children, Brewer highlighted the importance of recognizing and respecting diverse racial identities authentically.

Brewer criticized politicians who switch racial identities for political gain, specifically mentioning Kamala Harris. He noted that Trump consistently stands by his principles, even when facing criticism. Brewer praised Trump's efforts in criminal justice reform, highlighting the First Step Act, which has released over 10,000 Black men from prison, contrasting it with Kamala Harris's record of incarcerating thousands of Black men during her tenure as Attorney General of California.

The segment also included reactions from Black Americans at a recent Trump rally, where many expressed disillusionment with Harris and support for Trump's policies. Brewer concluded that Trump's straightforward approach and track record of tangible benefits for the Black community resonate with many voters, positioning him favorably for the upcoming election.