"We are not, and we will never be, one nation under Muhammad, because we are, and we always will be, one nation under God."
"We are not, and we will never be, one nation under Muhammad, because we are, and we always will be, one nation under God," the musician—who has been a consistent supporter of the president—declared to the cheers of the crowd.
The comments came as he was talking about the wider issue of Islamic extremism as well as left-wing ideologies such as socialism and communism. He said that for those who are Islamic extremists, they that he said have the "end goal ... to impose Sharia law on this nation. No religious cult or ideology gets to override our constitution."
"I guarantee you that. When I look at my grandchildren who are here today, I don't see future soldiers in a religious civil war. I see birthdays, ball games, first jobs, and a beautiful life ahead centered in our Christian faith," he added,
After Kid Rock finished his speech, Trump took to the stage, pitching the vision of what he and the GOP are offering in the upcoming midterms versus what he said the Democrats would bring. He touted various policy wins from the administration as he has been in office, including cracking down on immigration and fraud.
"We inherited the worst border in American history, we turned it into the strongest, most secure border in history," Trump said, saying the US government mobilized the military in order to accomplish border security.
He also touted a recent policy win where the GOP was able to identify where US citizens were overcharged and "defrauded" on Obamacare by the Biden administration. "We just sent the victims of this Democrat fraud checks for $500 each including over 30,000 families living right here."
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