DeSantis’ Iowa State Fair performance turns into a farce as foul-mouthed protesters return vengefully and have to be dragged away by police — despite Governor Kim Reynolds insisting, “We’re nice in Iowa.”

Ron DeSantis’ performance at the Iowa State Fair turned into a farce on Saturday when protesters clashed with his supporters and had to be dragged away by police.

A group of five liberal protesters, who claim DeSantis is the most “dangerous” candidate, attempted to disrupt his “fair-side chat” with Governor Kim Reynolds before being ejected and banned. returning to carnivals until September 2024.

The same protesters were among the few who came to watch DeSantis make his first stop on a six-city campaign swing across Iowa on Friday.

Heather Ryan, 51, and Kara Ryan, 28, went to a giant painted rock on the side of the road in Menlo to protest the governor’s appearance by telling him, “Go back to Florida.”

The small group returned on Saturday, this time whistling along with their chants and cowbell sounds. They sprang into action as soon as DeSantis took the stage with Reynolds to make his case for the presidential nomination for carnival goers.

Gov. DeSantis and Gov. Reynolds largely ignored the whistles, cowbells and cries of the protesters with the PAC B****es Get Stuff Done

‘It’s great to be here. We are excited to see everyone. We appreciate how nice everyone is,” DeSantis said.

But he got hate from the B***es Get Stuff Done PAC protesters.

Gov. Reynolds interrupted her conversation with DeSantis to address the protesters directly: “Hey, you know what? We’re in Iowa, and Iowa is nice in Iowa.”

So let’s give everyone a chance to hear our candidates. So we’ll stop until you do,” she added. “But we all get a chance to hear from every candidate. That’s what we did.’

The two Republican governors continued their conversation – but after a few minutes, protesters began to argue with supporters who could not hear the governor during their demonstration.

Heaven Chamberlain, one of the protesters in the group of five, was seen arguing with a man who was out to overhear DeSantis’ discussion with Reynolds.

“Don’t fucking touch me, you son of a bitch,” Chamberlain, 27, yelled at the man as he eyed him up. The man raised his arm repeatedly, as if trying to stop her from picking it up.

Heather Ryan, 51, and four other protesters protested DeSantis’ performance at the Iowa State Fair and soon clashed with supporters of Florida’s governor’s presidency

Reynolds addressed the protesters directly: “Hey, you know what? We are in Iowa, and in Iowa we are nice in Iowa. So let’s give everyone a chance to hear our candidates. So we stop until you do. But we all get the chance to hear from every candidate’

DeSantis walked the carnival with his wife Casey and their three children

Heather was physically removed from the grounds by law enforcement officers overseeing the fairgrounds

Heather Ryan told DailyMail.com that she was processed and threatened with arrest, but was ultimately simply removed from the fairgrounds and told she could not return until September 2024.

Soon after, an officer from the Fair got involved, telling Chamberlain in between the fight that she can “enjoy this or leave.”

Moments later, all five demonstrators were dragged away from the fair-side chat area and treated with a “no trespassing/expulsion.” They were told they could not return to the fairgrounds until September 2024, one month after the fair next year.

“Badge of glory as far as I’m concerned,” Ryan told DailyMail.com, adding that it just sucks that her “Chicks tickets are a wash.”

DeSantis can’t seem to get a break from the B****es Get Stuff Done protesters, who just last week filed the paperwork to become an official political action committee (PAC).

DeSantis was joined at the fair by Florida First Lady Casey DeSantis and their son Mason, five. Their two daughters did not come to the remarks, but are at the fair

Heather and Kara Ryan were also in Menlo, Iowa (pictured) Friday to protest DeSantis’ stop there during his six-city campaign ahead of his appearance at the State Fair

He and his wife Casey were harassed by angry protesters who referenced an embarrassing claim that the Florida governor eats chocolate pudding with his hands during their chant in Menlo, Iowa on Friday by calling him “pudding fingers.”

It was a reference to a Daily Beast story published earlier this year that alleged the legislator eats chocolate pudding without utensils, a claim DeSantis has denied but has haunted him ever since.

The aspiring 2024 presidential candidate and his glamorous wife awkwardly walked away as two women in t-shirts with the words “B****es get stuff done” approached them.

Heather Ryan shouted her protest into a megaphone, then launched into a foul-mouthed tirade at a male bystander who tried to stop her.

Heather Ryan, 51, of Bondurant, Iowa (right) and Kara Ryan, 28, of Des Moines, Iowa (left) told DailyMail.com they are protesting the “devil,” claiming DeSantis is “more dangerous” than Trump because he ‘smarter’ than the ex-president