“Shove That Ballroom Up Your Fat A*S!” Trump HUMILIATED by Protester at Mississippi Rally

I'll go home. He gets paid. You know, they're paid protesters. They get paid $250 by, they think it's Soros. Obama said, we are not a manufacturing, we'll never be a manufacturing company, a country again. Now, when he said that, I said, well, that's pretty bad. You know, we're going to have more cars being made in America very soon than we've ever had. Think of it. We have what we're doing in terms of manufacturing. But look at that. We are exporting more outside of our country, making it and selling it than at any time in the history of our country. That's called manufacturing. That's called whatever you want to call it. So when I announce that we're exporting and selling for nice prices more, when I announce that the poverty rate is the best it's ever been, the individual rates the best it's ever been, more people are working in our country than ever before, by far. In the last short period of time, we took in over a million jobs, over a million jobs. I say, I can't help Cindy Hyde Smith any better than that. I don't have to stay up here any longer. And what I've been doing in the past is walking off the stage to the consternation, to the consternation of the people that protect us. Go home. Go home. Go home. So he gets paid. You know, they're paid protesters. They get paid $250 by they think it's Soros and they ruin their lives because now they get booked. Now they get booked. We don't usually press it too hard. But isn't that terrible? And I was just I was just at the punchline, too. They always do it. No, I was just at the punchline talking about, and our country must have a beautiful, pristine, it's a symbol, the White House, the symbol of our, and then we don't want, these people are sick. For $250, he broke up my punchline, and it was a beautiful, We have to have a beautiful, beautiful, well-kept White House. It's simple about that.