President Donald Trump told supporters at a rally in Clarksville, Tennessee, on Saturday that they would applaud him even if he said something foolish, prompting laughter and applause from the audience.“I could say the stupidest things, and you’d clap. It’s true.”The crowd laughed and clapped, as expected. Soon after, Trump took to defending himself by explaining that what he said was based on common sense and not some conservative theory.President Trump Makes An Announcement At The Kennedy Center - Source: Getty“But we don’t say the stupidest things. We say things of common sense. We say things that make sense, and probably are mostly conservative. But it’s not really conservative. It’s the things of common sense.”Trump then listed several priorities he described as common sense, including border security, low taxes, and a strong military.His explanation became less coherent as he continued, listing “seven, eight, ten, five, four” before returning to his point about common sense.The rally was part of Trump's effort to rally support for Republican candidates ahead of the crucial midterm elections.During his remarks, he also appeared to make a contradictory statement about the party's prospects.“If Republicans get in power, you’re going to end up in a depression. These people are incompetent.”The event was interrupted at least once by a protester, whom Trump called a “wacko.”The disruption followed a rally in Texas two days earlier, where Trump's speech was interrupted nearly a dozen times.At least one protester was involved in a physical confrontation with some of the president's supporters, according to CBS News.Kid Rock praises Trump during Clarksville rallyMeanwhile, Kid Rock introduced Trump during the rally, where he heavily lauded the president.The musician—a prominent and long-time supporter of Trump, who frequently appeared at campaign rallies, golf outings, and public events with the president—called Trump the “most resilient” and offered more praise."Trump is the toughest and most resilient we've ever had! Knocked down, counted out, constantly dragged through the mud, yet he gets up every day and fights for you and me."He further opined that fake news is the public’s “enemy number one,” saying:"I believe the media has become public enemy number one. When it comes to honest debate, too often we see facts twisted. Outrage sold for clicks and views, and a liberal agenda packaged as ‘honest reporting.’"He followed it up by pointing at the camera:“But cut the bull**** and give us the facts.”Kid Rock also claimed that Trump is the first president he recalls as someone “who doesn't need a teleprompter to tell you what he thinks.”“He's without a doubt the toughest president we’ve ever had.”