In his final rally before the South Carolina primary, former President Donald Trump predicted an unprecedented stock market crash if he lost the election to Biden.
Trump made the remarks as he delivered a speech to thousands of South Carolinian supporters at Winthrop Coliseum in Rock Hill Friday.
“We’re not very worried about tomorrow. We want to aim for November 5,” Trump said of Saturday’s primary.
“If we lose, that’s an incentive, if you have stock – if we have a tragedy happen on November 5 – it would be a tragedy. You will have the largest stock market crash we have ever had.”
All polls showed Trump leading Nikki Haley in her home state by around 30 points.
During the South Carolina primary eve rally, Trump blasted Biden’s economic policy – also known as Bidenomics – blaming it for record-high prices and rising inflation.
“With your vote, we will vanquish Bidenomics, which is a very negative term, you know,” the Republican frontrunner told the booing crowd.
“He heard the term, he loved it. No, that’s a really bad term. It didn’t work.”
“And we will reinstate MAGA-nomics. That’s right. You guessed it. And we will bring our country back from hell, our country’s been through hell.”
