Former President Donald Trump stunned onlookers Tuesday with a slow-paced speech in Wisconsin even as his campaign manager raged on social media.

Trump's second event of a day spent campaigning in Wisconsin saw the Republican presidential nominee address a crowd at a Milwaukee museum at about 7 p.m. with a speech that surprised MSNBC conservative analyst Tim Miller.

"You're main, your basketball arena, we're all sort of set and we're gonna do Green Bay," Trump said. "We'll do it the day before the game as opposed to the day of the game. But Michaela graduated with honors from high school in May -- "

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These were the rambling words Miller clipped in the video he shared on X, with the message, "Think it's nappy time at Del Boca Vista."

Del Boca Vista is the fictional Florida retirement home in the television show "Seinfeld" where Jerry's parents chose to spend their remaining years.

Florida of course is also where Trump spends much of his time at his social club and residence Mar-a-Lago.

As Trump's campaign speech drew comparisons to residents of the place "where people go to die," his campaign spokesperson was kicking up a ruckus on X over the "60 Minutes" announcement that the former president had backed out of an upcoming interview.

"60 Minutes is a relic of the past, unable to keep up with the times and changing media environment, instead turning into liberal, biased propaganda," Cheung wrote.

Critics such as Dan Pfeiffer, co-host of Pod Save America, agreed, replied, "Trump's campaign clearly believes that the less people see of Trump, the better."