Video shows Trump asking if someone is a 'good Jewish character' as he talks about his low popularity with American Jews — a group he recently told to 'get their act together'

Newly released footage shows that Donald Trump once asked if someone was a good Jewish character as he mused about his low popularity with American Jews.

After Alex shared the video with The New York Times, he posted it on his social media accounts. "Unprecedented" is a documentary about the 2020 re- election campaign. The film maker became a key witness in the January 6 hearings because of his access to Trump's circle.

According to The Times, the video that was not included in the documentary takes place at an event at Trump's golf club in New Jersey on May 20, 2021.

—Alex Holder (@alexjholder) October 19, 2022

A woman talks about the Jews who didn't vote for Trump before the former president starts to compare his popularity with Jews in Israel and the US.

The biggest surprise was that I got 27 percent approval with American Jews, but I was at 94 percent. Trump cut himself off after he saw cameras.

Is that moving?" He told them not to let it roll.

Trump talked about the progress he made with Israel after signing an executive order formally recognizing the country's authority over the Golan Heights.

Trump stopped and asked if this was a good Jewish character.

He referred to himself as people laughed.

The White House Press Secretary accused Trump of being antisemitic.

"Evangelicals" still favor him more than Jewish people, even though no president has done more for Israel," Trump wrote on his social media website.

Those who live in Israel have the highest approval rating in the world. Before it's too late, US Jews need to understand what they have in Israel.

Jean-Pierre said that Trump's comments were "insulting to Jews and to our allies."

Donald Trump has aligned with extremists and antisemitic figures for a long time.

A few days before he released the footage of Trump's comment, he called the statement irresponsible and dangerous.

—Alex Holder (@alexjholder) October 16, 2022

He said that he experienced this language while interviewing Trump.

The footage shows Trump talking about his contributions to the Jewish community.

He looked at what he did for the rabbi. According to The Times, this was a reference to Sholom Rubashkin, who was convicted of bank fraud and money laundering after his meatpacking plant in Iowa was raided in 2008.

Ruboshkin was sentenced to 27 years in prison. Ruboshkin is not a rabbi.

Trump made comments about Persians before the clip ended. He warned someone after she confirmed she was Persian. They are very good at selling things.

A request for comment was not responded to by a Trump spokesman.