Trump During Rally: “A Little Birdie Told Me We’re Leading In New Jersey”

President Trump shared some inside baseball during his recent rally in North Carolina on Sunday night.

Trump told the crowd that he wasn’t supposed to disclose this, but he continued to share that he is leading all seven swing states.

He continued, “A little birdie told me we’re leading in New Jersey.”

Despite leading, Trump encouraged the crowd not to get too comfortable and go vote on Tuesday.

Watch the moment he said it here:

🔥 TRUMP: "We're leading in all seven swing states…A little birdie told me that we're leading in New Jersey." pic.twitter.com/3r6JPplwey

— Chief Nerd (@TheChiefNerd) November 3, 2024

🚨Donald Trump was just informed that he is leading the polls in New Jersey! 🔥 LFG!!! pic.twitter.com/Q4IeYXJD1w

— Tony Capo 🇺🇸 (@TonyCapocollo) November 3, 2024

Excitement for Trump has hit an all-time high in New Jersey.

One woman in New Jersey voted without her shirt after a poll worker told her she couldn’t wear a MAGA shirt while voting.

A NJ woman who was told she couldn't vote in a MAGA hat and Trump shirt at the polling place she walked into, pulled of her Trump shirt and swung it in the air like a lasso while voting in her bra. Now that's the kind of enthusiasm we need. #BraVote!https://t.co/4vszhp7dBD

— Robbie Mouton (@mcgmouton57) November 2, 2024

Per The New York Post reported:

Now that’s a vote of confidence!

A New Jersey woman tore off her top, swung it like a lasso in defiance and voted in her bra after being told she couldn’t wear a MAGA hat and Trump shirt at the polls.

The white-haired woman was casting her ballot early at a firehouse in Hamilton Township, about five miles east of Trenton, on Oct. 26 when a poll worker asked her to take her pro-Trump hat off and get a jacket from her car to cover her shirt.

Jill Moyer, the Mercer County Board of Elections chairperson, tried to tell the woman she would hold her place in line.

“Before I could get it all out, she took off her shirt and flung it around,” Moyer told NJ.com.