Legendary country rap star Kid Rock tore into the mainstream media with fire to open his speech, where he introduced President Trump at his Clarksville, Tennessee, rally on Saturday.
The longtime supporter of the President, who performed at Trump’s inauguration rally on January 19, opened for Trump with a scathing rebuke of the Democrats, the Islamic takeover in America, and the wicked mainstream media enabling the destruction of our country.
“It’s an honor to introduce a man who can turn a five-minute appearance into a full-on outbreak of TDS syndrome. I mean, speaking of Trump derangement syndrome, I see the media is here tonight,” he said to open his speech.
“Literally, President Trump could walk across the Cumberland River, and tomorrow the headline would say President Trump refuses to swim,” he continued, labeling the media “public enemy number one.”
“When it comes to honest debate, too often we see facts twisted into half-truths, outrage sold for clicks and views, and a liberal agenda packaged as honest reporting. Division has become their business model, and business is booming,” he added.
“Different opinions, democrats, blue dog Democrats, never scared me. Thinking differently, and having the freedom to do so, is what makes this country great.”
Then, he went off. “Cut the bullsh*t. Give us the Facts,” he said.
“That’s one thing I know about President Trump: You’re never left wondering what he thinks or where he stands. This man’s not a puppet. He’s the first president I can recall who doesn’t need a teleprompter to tell you what he thinks.”
“He’s without a doubt the toughest, most resilient president we’ve ever had. Knocked down, counted out, constantly dragged through the mud — and yet he gets up every day and fights for you and me. And he’s delivered,” he added.
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When introducing President Trump to the stage, Kid Rock told the massive crowd, “You know what to do: show up, vote red, and do not let them California our Tennessee.”
“Now please welcome the 45th, probably the 46th, definitely the 47th President of the United States of America, Donald J. Trump,” he said before Trump walked out to Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless the USA.”
They were chanting USA for Trump when he took the podium.
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