TED NUGENT Says DONALD TRUMP's Win Shows That 'America Still Has A Soul'

Outspoken conservative rocker Ted Nugent has responded with enthusiasm to Donald Trump‘s surprising victory in last night’s presidential election and has vowed to be even less restrained in the future.

He said in a Facebook Live session: “Are you kidding me? America still has a soul. Not everybody, but enough of us. We went to the Concord bridge and we stopped the enemy.

“I’m actually a little teary-eyed this morning,” he continued. “We declared our independence, and we told Hillary Clinton we don’t accept liars, scammers, thieves and rotten freedom-hating, constitution hating, conniving criminals to be president. Thank you, America, good going. Good work!”

Nugent also implored his followers to “reach out” to the Hillary Clinton-supporting “zombies.” He said: “Take a deep breath, and try to educate them that there’s no such thing as free. There’s no free phones, we bought those for you. There’s no free education, you’d have to take our money to pay for it. There’s no free fuel subsidies, we paid for that … the redistribution must stop. We will help the needy, not the greedy.”

The rocker added that he will not tone down his rhetoric after Trump‘s win, saying: “God bless America, I’m feeling mighty good. And you know the only thing more dangerous than a sow grizzly bear cornered with cubs? Ted Nugent with more confidence! Oh, we’re in deep shit now. You thought I was hard-hitting before? ‘Here I come again now baby, like a dog in heat. You can tell it’s me by the clamor now, baby, I like to tear up the street. Now I’ve been smoking for so long baby, you know I’m here to stay. I’ve got you in a stranglehold motherfuckers, get the fuck out of my way.'”

Nugent made headlines earlier in the week when he appeared at a rally at Freedom Hill Amphitheater in Sterling Heights, Michigan and grabbed his crotch while shouting: “I got your blue state right here, baby!” at a Trump rally as he sought to boost the Republican’s vote in the traditionally Democratic state.