Liberal political commentator Harry Sisson fired shots at Donald Trump again. According to Tennessee Lookout, Trump took center stage at a midterm campaign rally in F&M Bank Arena in Clarksville, Tennessee, on October 10, supporting Republican senators Marsha Blackburn and Bill Hagerty. The rally is part of Trump's 32-day campaign trail, ahead of the November 3 midterm elections.Harry Sisson, who regularly criticizes Donald Trump on social media, recently shared a clip from his Tennessee rally on Instagram. Harry Sisson drew attention to Trump making strange vocal noises and gestures on stage, highlighting a bizarre pattern of unusual vocalizations in his recent speeches.Before sharing the footage, Harry Sisson questioned Trump's unusual sounds and gestures on stage:"What the h*ll is he doing?"In the clip, Trump made a 'Uhhhh' sound and held his hands in the air in an unusual manner. To this, Sisson added:"What the h*ll was that? He's just taking breaks in the middle of speeches now to make random sounds? You know, these rallies that he's doing are meant to be convincing people to vote for Republicans in the midterms. Does that make you feel better about the Republicans? Certainly not for me."Harry Sisson examines Donald Trump's latest speech at Tennessee rally View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThis is not the first time Trump has made unusual remarks during his rallies. In Trump's San Antonio rally, he revealed that his wife Melania calls him 'Sir,' which caught people's attention. Before that, addressing a crowd at Butler High School gymnasium in Ohio, he called himself a high-IQ person, turning many heads.Donald Trump's unusual sounds and hand gestures were not the only things that caught Harry Sisson's attention. In another clip posted on Facebook, the liberal commentator called out Trump for joking about the unwavering loyalty of the 4,500-person Tennessee crowd.Addressing the overwhelming 'love' in the room, Trump made an unusual comment during his 95-minute speech:"I could say the stupidest things, and you'd clap."Trump's admission was followed by the crowd's loud applause, which caught Harry Sisson's attention. In a Facebook video titled 'He just insulted his own fans LOL', Sisson said:"At this point, being a Trump supporter is a self-humiliation ritual. He said this and they still clapped. They still laughed. The people in the background at these rallies are like robots, and even Donald Trump is insulting them."According to Tennessee Lookout, Trump immediately defended his remarks by offering a clarification, diverting his speech to conservative policies such as strict border security, low taxes, and a strong military:"But we don’t say the most stupid things; we say common sense things."For the latest scoops on your favorite TV shows and movies, follow SoapCentral.