Rock and roll legend and longtime Trump supporter Ted Nugent delivered a pre-show address to the Trump rally in Wichita, Kansas, on Monday, and he opened for President Trump with fire.
Nugent took the stage to an electrified crowd, chanting “USA” as his hit song, Stranglehold, filled the arena.
After taking the stage and screaming, “Kansas! I love real Kansas,” Nugent began, “Look at you. Take a good look around you: Real America! I love real America.”
“You know how much I love real America? I was in a tree stand in the swamps of Michigan this morning, and I got a call from President Trump, and he said, ‘Would you come to Kansas and raise some hell with me?’” he continued.
“So I got out of my tree stand — I don’t get out of my tree stand for nothing except freedom! I rock and rolled in Kansas. You people are real music lovers. I love you people.”
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Nugent went on to tell the crowd, “I’m a radical. I’m extremist.”
He explained why, saying, “I believe my life pivots upon God, family, country, Constitution, the Bill of Rights, the 10 Commandments, the Golden Rule, work ethic, law and order, self-defense, private property rights!”
“I know you people. You people deserve me. But you know what else I do in Kansas? I love the rock and roll. Who doesn’t love the rock and roll?” he added.
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