Donald Trump Says COVID-19 Vaccine Should Be Called 'Trumpcine'

Former President Donald Trump addressed a crowd Saturday night in south Florida, telling folks that vaccinations for the COVID-19 pandemic should be called "Trumpcine" instead of the regular vaccination monikers.

The crowd listening to the former president gathered south of Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort at a place called Palm Beach's Four Seasons resort, which included about 360 pro-Trump supporters.

Trump called out Mitch McConnell, and also those who felt he didn't do enough to create a coronavirus vaccine, per a CNN associate.

"Trump said everyone should be calling it the "Trumpcine" (instead of vaccine) and deemed Mitch McConnell a "dumb son of a b*tch" during his RNC remarks at Mar-a-Lago tonight, per person in the room," said CNN's Kevin Liptak on Saturday night, per his tweet.

Trump initiated the 'Warp Speed' operation nearly a year ago to create a vaccine to fight the coronavirus that has led to millions of deaths. Now that he has been out of office, and the vaccination has rolled off and led to a decrease in both cases and deaths, Trump is taking credit.

Trump told this to a crowd of supporters Saturday during a speech to bonafide supporters at his eastern Florida headquarters of Palm Beach, Florida.

There were roughly 360 supporters at a poolside venue where Trump delivered his statement, flanked by Republican chairwoman Ronna McDaniel and co-chair Tommy Hicks.

Trump also said the Republican party would take back congressional seats in 2022, and then the White House in 2024.

"And then, in 2024, a Republican candidate is going to win the White House," Trump said.