DONALD Trump mocked "mumbling" Nancy Pelosi at his New Hampshire rally, saying Democrats are "losing their minds" ahead of tomorrow's primary.

During the Manchester rally, the president derided "radical socialist Democrats" and impersonated Pelosi's response to his State of the Union speech last week.

President Donald Trump in Manchester, New Hampshire, this evening Credit: EPA

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of Calif., tears her copy of President Donald Trump's State of the Union address Credit: AP:Associated Press

Trump blasted Dems, saying they were 'losing it' before tomorrow's primary Credit: AFP or licensors

Trump sauntered onto the podium and predicted Republicans would "win New Hampshire in a landslide" ahead of the primary.

He dismissed the "outrageous partisan impeachment hoax" and was jubilant about his "absolute total acquital."

"As we [Republicans] keep winning, Washington Democrats keep losing their minds," Trump said, before laying into Pelosi.

He recalled the House Speaker's reaction to his February 4 address at the US capitol when she appeared to rip up a copy of his speech.



'MUMBLING' PELOSI

“I had somebody behind me who was mumbling terribly, mumbling, mumbling," he said, saying it was “very distracting, very distracting.”

Trump then did an impression of the House Speaker uttering a series of grunting noises - "wah, wah, ho, ha!" - as the crowd chanted "Lock Her Up!"

“Angry — there was a little anger back there,” Trump continued. “We’re the ones who should be angry, not them.”

"We have the highest poll numbers we've ever had - thank you Nancy!" he added later on.

Trump blasted his Democratic rivals following the Iowa caucus voting tabacle, insinuating they were trying to oust "Crazy Bernie" Sanders.

NEW HAMPSHIRE PRIMARY

He urged his base to vote for a "weak candidate" in the New Hampshire Democratic primary, saying "go ahead and pick one."

The New Hampshire primary is not closed: an undeclared voter can still cast their ballot in a state or presidential primary.

Any voter who isn't affiliated with a particular party, or has re-registered as an undeclared voter, can vote for either party.

"I hear a lot of Republicans tomorrow will vote for the weakest candidate possible, of the Democrats," he said.

"I'm trying to figure out who is their weakest candidate. I think they're all weak."

Trump claimed the rival party have "never been more extreme taking their cues from Crazy Bernie."

Trump described his daughter as 'smart and beautiful' on stage Credit: Reuters

1 Pete Buttigieg, Bernie Sanders, and Joe Biden; Trump blasted the party as 'radical socialists' Credit: AP:Associated Press

IOWA CAUCUS

"Democrats want to run your healthcare but they can't even run a caucus in Iowa," Trump added. "Does anybody know who won? ... Nobody knows. Flip a coin."

His thinly veiled dig came after Democratic candidates Pete Buttigieg and Bernie Sanders both declared victory in Iowa.

The margin between Buttigieg's win was extremely slim at 0.1 percent and he essentially tied with Sanders at 564 votes to 562.

Trump also described his daughter Ivanka as "beautiful" when he called her up on stage, saying "I'm not allowed to say that because it's my daughter."

"They're good kids," Trump said of Ivanka and Don Jr. "They went through a lot with this [impeachment] hoax."

MILITARY UPDATES

During his lively speech, Trump also touted Republican efforts to revive the "depleted" US military.

He bragged about their "brand new jets, brand new missiles and rockets," saying "if it hasn't been shipped, it will be shipped soon."

Trump also ranted about windturbines, saying: "Wanna see a bird graveyard? Go to the bottom of a windmill. They're bird graveyards."

He briefly mentioned China's battle with the coronavirus outbreak, describing the pandemic as "rough stuff," before addressing immigration.

"Two things never change: a wheel and a wall," he said. "A lot of brilliant people are never going to replace the wheel and the wall."

Trump claimed his administration has built 100 miles of Wall so far, revealing plans to build "close to 500 miles in the very near future."

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It was at this point the president recited the "The Snake" by Al Wilson to demonstrate the supposed risks of illegal immigration.

Trump also dubbed Republicans "the hot party" of inclusivity, urging people to vote for them in November if they want to protect their families.

"That swamp is a lot worse than anybody ever thought. That swamp is a dirty swap," he said. "But we're draining that sucker with your help."

Trump said Pelosi was 'mumbling' behind him as he delivered his speech Credit: Reuters

Donald Trump Jr. and Vice President Mike Pence at the rally in Manchester, New Hampshire Credit: Reuters

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