President Donald Trump touted billions of dollars in manufacturing investments and his administration's efforts to combat crime in Tennessee on Saturday, while calling Iranian leaders "crazy" and floating the idea of a "Trump Ocean" during a wide-ranging rally featuring musician Kid Rock.The president appeared in Clarksville ahead of the Nov.3 midterm elections, campaigning for Republican Sen.
Bill Hagerty and gubernatorial candidate Marsha Blackburn while mixing economic talking points, foreign policy and off-script humor.Kid Rock opened the event with a religious-themed introduction, praising Trump's leadership while taking aim at the news media.TRUMP TOUTS ‘GOLDEN AGE’ AT OHIO RALLY, URGES VOTERS TO DELIVER GOP MIDTERM WINSPresident Donald Trump arrives to speak during a campaign rally at F&M Bank Arena in Clarksville, Tenn., on Saturday.(Mandel Ngan / AFP via Getty Images)"Literally, President Trump could walk across the Cumberland River, and tomorrow the headline would say President Trump refuses to swim," the musician joked.The rocker also condemned Islamist extremism and defended religious freedom, arguing that Americans should not be forced to live under religious laws that override the Constitution."We are not, and we will never be, one nation under Mohammed, because we are, and we always will be, one nation under God," Kid Rock told the crowd.Trump later thanked his longtime supporter and friend by his given name, Bob, before turning to an array of domestic and international issues.The president addressed tensions with Iran, calling the country's leaders "crazy" while claiming that Tehran's rhetoric had softened following U.S.
military operations.AFTER 'LAKE AMERICA,' TRUMP SUGGESTS A NEW NAME FOR THE STATE OF NEW MEXICOKid Rock speaks before President Donald Trump takes the stage during a campaign rally at F&M Bank Arena in Clarksville, Tenn.(Mandel Ngan / AFP via Getty Images)"They don't talk that way anymore, by the way," Trump said after...