Trump supporter furiously rants at RNC protesters about New World Order -- and gets a hug in return

An African-American supporter of GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump insisted on Wednesday that "there are plenty of Latinos and blacks who support Trump."

The man, who didn't give his name but said he is from Amityville, Long Island, was speaking in front of cameras and anti-Trump protesters outside the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, calling his opposition "sheeps."

"We know where the Clintons are coming from. We know where the Bushes are coming from. We know where Obama's coming from," he said. "The New World Order."

The New World Order is a pervasive conspiracy theory in which a secret cabal of global elites are conspiring to abolish nation-states and rule the world from an autocratic single government.

"I love truth," the man proclaims, then later adds, "Donald Trump for president!"

At one point, a protester asks to give him a hug and the two embrace, while someone can be heard saying "Black lives matter!"

A fellow Trump supporter chimes in that he didn't care about accusations that Trump's wife, Melania, plagiarized parts of her Monday night convention speech.

"We got bigger shit to deal with in this country," he says.

Contrary to what the man said, polling shows unfavorable ratings for Trump among black and Latino voters is high.

Watch the video, as posted to YouTube, here: