Donald Trump made a public appearance at a Bodega in New York after the first week of his Stormy Daniels Hush Money Trial. The event was not entirely impromptu, as some organizing was done by a New York City Republican group. Trump was met with a cheering crowd, including a Bodega workers union who supported him. During his visit, Trump highlighted a case where a storeowner was charged with murder for defending his store, framing it as an example of the softness on crime by the district attorney prosecuting him. Trump vowed to 'get New York sorted out' if elected and expressed appreciation for small businesses and support for the American people.