'Ugly folks': Joe Biden lashes out at Trump supporters who crash his campaign rally

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden lashed out at supporters of President Donald Trump on Friday, calling them "ugly folks."

What happened?

Video showed that, during a Biden campaign stop in Minnesota, Trump supporters attempted to crash and interrupt the Biden campaign event by making noise and honking their car horns.

As Biden slammed Trump over his response to the coronavirus, the former vice president attempted to drown out the noise — but it was just too loud.

"Look, President Trump is spreading division and discord," Biden said. "He thinks that he can divide us, we won't notice his failures, that's what it's all about. That's why he shamelessly equates Somali refugees — folks seeking a better life in America, contributing to this state and our country — with terrorists, as he did last night."

"We need a president who will bring us together, not pull us apart," Biden continued. "I'll deal with this pandemic responsibly, bringing the country together around testing, tracing, masking."

That's when Biden shifted to promote a national face mask mandate — and angrily snapped at Trump supporters in the process.

"Dr. Fauci called for a mask mandate last week," Biden said. "This isn't a political statement like those ugly folks over there beeping the horns. This is a patriotic duty for God's sake!"

Anything else?

Friday's outburst was not the first time that Biden has lashed out at Trump supporters.

Last Saturday, a drive-in rally hosted by Biden's campaign suddenly became a rally of Trump's supporters.

Because so many Trump supporters had crashed Biden's event, CNN political correspondent MJ Lee reported, "Practically a Trump drive-in rally here now outside the Biden drive-in event."

The Trump supporters made noise and interrupted Biden, which clearly angered the former vice president. In response, Biden called the Trump supporters "chumps."

"By the way, we don't do things like those chumps out there with the microphone are doing, the Trump guys," Biden said. "Look, we've got to come together."

Ironically, Biden later claimed he would unify the country — but again denigrated Trump supporters.

"I'll work as hard for those who don't support me as those who do, including those chumps at the microphone out there," Biden said. "That's the job of a president, the duty to care for everyone. The duty to heal."