MUST WATCH: Trump-supporting black woman SCHOOLS anti-Trump zombies outside Trump arraignment

"You are risking your future," the woman said. "If you lose this country, there is no other place to go. You are being indoctrinated by the Democrats and the radical left. And that party is the evil party. They want to destroy the family. They don’t believe in God, they don’t believe in the country, they believe in the welfare system. So you two be grateful that you are in a country where you can enjoy your freedom and prosper."

"You two don’t like this country, if you hate it so much, why don’t you go somewhere else. And there is no way that you go somewhere else, because you know there is no place better than the United States. So you better wake up, before you lose it," she added.

The two young women watching responded by shouting "f*ck Trump," to which the woman responded "f*ck Biden."

Addressing one of the young women, who was also black, the woman continued, "and you as a black person — okay you two educate yourself about history."

"The Republican party freed the slaves. The Republican Party gave black people the right to vote. The Republican Party gave black people the right to own property. The Republican Party fought the Ku Klux Klan that wanted to kill you. The Republican Party funded the historically black colleges and universities so you could earn an education. So read your history, because what the Republican party has done for minorities is unimaginable," she concluded, before turning her back on the young women."

During her comments, the young woman stated that the Republican Party that she spoke of "was a more libertarian party until emancipation and then there was a switch."

A man who was seen handing stickers to the two women stated, "that was then, that was a long time ago. That’s not today."

Outside of the courthouse, Trump supporters have been gathering since Monday to express their support to the former president and 2024 presidential candidate.

At a New York Young Republicans Club rally on Tuesday morning, Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene spoke, declaring to the crowd that "Donald J Trump is innocent," and that she was there to "peacefully protest against the persecution of an innocent man."