Trump threatens the biggest stock market crash in HISTORY if he loses to Biden and claims there are five things the DOJ could investigate Haley for in wild speech to MAGA fans before South Carolina primary

Former President Donald Trump railed against Nikki Haley and Joe Biden in his final rally before the South Carolina primaries.

During the hour-and-a-half of remarks, Trump promoted MAGA-nomics to fix the faltering economy and denounced the multiple charges against him, while also going after Haley, who remains in the primary against him.

Speaking to thousands of excited South Carolinian supporters at the Winthrop Coliseum in Rock Hill, Trump predicted the biggest stock market crash in American history if he were to lose to President Biden in November.

“We’re not very concerned about tomorrow,” Trump said on Saturday about the South Carolina primary. ‘We want to aim for November 5.’

Haley hoped to gain support in her home state after losing Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada, but all polls show Trump still leading around 30 percentage points over the former South Carolina governor.

In 2017, Trump tapped Haley to become his ambassador to the United Nations, shortening her term as governor.

McMaster was elected lieutenant governor of South Carolina in 2014 — and when Haley left office in January 2017, he took over and remains in the governor’s mansion.

The governor of South Carolina attended Trump’s rally on Friday and introduced the former president. McMaster was an early and staunch supporter of Trump in his first bid for office, claiming in the evening to be the first elected politician to endorse Trump.

McMaster gave the nomination speech at the Republican National Convention after Trump won the Republican nomination in 2016.

Trump told about 6,000 attendees that he didn’t want to spend too much time talking about Haley, but conceded it was necessary to discuss his top rival as polls opened Saturday morning.

He told the arena of supporters Friday afternoon that the Justice Department could launch a handful of investigations into Haley, but said he would not say for what crimes.

Former President Donald Trump arrives for his South Carolina primary rally in Rock Hill, South Carolina. The Republican front-runner praised MAGA-nomics in the hour-and-a-half speech and also said the stock market would crash if he lost to President Joe Biden.

Meanwhile, he labeled the series of lawsuits against him as ‘bulls***’.

Most voters cite the economy as the single most important issue to them in the 2024 election, and many say President Biden’s flagship policy – ​​Bidenomics – is failing to do just that.

Trump likes to compare the economic successes under his administration to what’s happening in the U.S. economy now, including record high inflation and rising food and gas prices.

“With your vote we will defeat Bidenomics, which is a very negative term, you know,” Trump told the jubilant supporters. “He (Biden) heard the term, he loved it. No, that’s a very bad term. It did not work.’

He added, “And we will restore MAGA-nomics. That’s right. You guessed it. And we will bring our country back from hell, our country has been through hell.”

In September 2023, Biden’s team coined the term “MAGA-nomics” as a way to attack Trump’s economic policies. But now the former president is embracing it.

“If we lose, you’re going to have a crash like you wouldn’t believe,” Trump predicted.

“If we lose – that’s a stimulus, if you have shares – if a tragedy happens on November 5th – that would be a tragedy – you will have, in the opinion of many and in my opinion, the biggest stock market crash we have ever had . ever had,” the former president added.

Trump’s top surrogate in South Carolina, Sen. Tim Scott, spoke shortly before the former president’s arrival in Rock Hill, insisting, “We need a commander in chief who will bring world peace.”

“Let’s send a message tomorrow: the Republican primaries are over. And Donald Trump is the nominee.”

The former president’s comments were also supported by a slew of high-profile lawmakers, including Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene (Ga), Nancy Mace (SC), Byron Donalds (Fla), and Russell Fry (SC), among others.

When asked if he is upset with Haley’s decision to continue in the race, Rep. Fry told DailyMail.com, “I don’t understand the math.”

“I think we should stop fighting among ourselves and get behind one candidate, and that should be Donald Trump,” he added.

Fry said he expects a “blowout” on Saturday, given Trump’s huge lead in the polls over Haley in South Carolina.

South Carolina is the fourth and final early contest state in the 2024 Republican presidential primary, and voters in the state will get their last chance to judge their favorite candidate on Saturday.