A fiery rally in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, saw a former president unleash a torrent of criticism against perceived opponents, revisiting old grievances with characteristic bluntness.
The former president didn’t hold back when addressing the media, singling out ABC News as “the worst” in the business. He recounted a story involving a figure he playfully dubbed “George Slopadopoulos,” and offered a pointed observation about Chris Christie’s departure from the network.
According to the former president, Christie’s exit wasn’t due to a lack of talent, but rather an insatiable appetite. He joked that the former governor was relieved of his duties because he “wanted to eat all the time,” painting a vivid, if unconventional, picture of the situation.
The rally also served as a platform to revisit past political battles. He openly contrasted Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris, suggesting Clinton possessed a significantly higher intellect. He described Clinton as a “nasty” person, stopping short of using stronger language at the prompting of his wife.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz was another target, labeled “corrupt and stupid” by the former president. He voiced strong support for Mike Lindell as a potential replacement, signaling a clear preference for a different direction in Minnesota’s leadership.
The most pointed remarks were reserved for Representative Ilhan Omar. He called for her removal from the country, alleging improper conduct related to her marriage and questioning her right to serve in Congress. His words were delivered with forceful conviction.
Throughout the evening, the atmosphere was charged with energy as the former president revisited familiar themes and engaged in direct, often provocative, attacks against those he considers adversaries.
