Trump Makes A 'Horrible' Word Salad Out Of Bacon And ... Wind Power?

The GOP nominee flagged a "little problem" with using the energy source in a confusing moment at a town hall-style event.

Donald Trump said it’s “a little bit true” that people are going to vote with their stomach before vomiting up a head-spinning argument tying the cost of bacon to the cost of wind power at a Wisconsin town hall-style event on Thursday.

The GOP nominee responded to a college student who ― after declaring that “everything has become more expensive” including the cost of meat ― asked him for his “plan to make life more affordable and bring down inflation.”

The former president, in an event moderated by former Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, claimed that grocery prices have gone up at levels “that nobody’s ever seen” (they’re no longer rising at the rate they have been in recent years) before pointing to the cost of bacon.

“Some people don’t eat bacon anymore and we are going to get the energy prices down, when we get energy down,” Trump said.

He continued, “You know this was caused by their horrible energy. Wind, they want wind all over the place. But when it doesn’t blow we have a little problem.”