Tim Walz Scorches 'Clown' Donald Trump, 'Dips**t' Elon Musk | WATCH

Tim Walz, the Vice Presidential candidate was out in Madison, Wisconsin Tuesday as early voting began in the state. The Minnesota governor hit out at Donald Trump and his billionaire endorser Elon Musk in his speech, comparing Trump with Ronald McDonald and calling Musk a 'dips**t.' He referenced Trump looking like Ronald McDonald during his McDonald's visit in Philadelphia, and said, "Ronald wears less makeup." He joked that Trump's running mate is not JD Vance, but Elon Musk, and said Musk was jumping around like a 'dips--t' duirng his recent appearance at a Trump rally. "Look, Elon on that stage jumping around skipping like a sip around skipping like a dipshit," Walz said. "You know it. Think about it. Think about that. That guy is literally the richest man in the world. He is spending millions of dollars to help Donald Trump buy an election."Here's the video:

JUST IN: Tim Walz, who is known for jumping around and flailing his arms on stage, attacks Elon Musk for jumping around on stage “like a dipsh*t.”

The irony.

Walz lost his cool while ranting about how upset he was that a billionaire is helping Trump.

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Regarding Trump's photos at the Pittsburg McDonald's, Trump said: "Being at McDonald's, he looks much more like Ronald McDonald House. Tell me you don't see this one coming from a mile away. And Ronald wears less makeup. ""That restaurant was not even open," Walz added. "It was a stunt. Fake orders. For fake customers. They even staged the drive-through, we know that."Walz was joined by former president Barack Obama at the rally, where he also took the initiative to introduce Walz. Before that, Obama addressed the crowd, emphasizing people should not be "nostalgic" about Trump era policies, as they were the "leftovers" of what he made during his presidency. “Don’t have nostalgia for what his economy was. Because it was mine,” Obama said. “I spent eight years cleaning up the mess that Republicans left.”