Donald Trump Jr. says 'Mitch the Glitch' McConnell is 'like Windows 92' after his bizarre freezes and reveals who he thinks should be the new Senate Republican leader

Donald Trump Jr. also gave a kick to Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell after the former president said he wasn't sure if he could work with the Kentucky Republican if he's reelected later this year. 

Trump Jr. was campaigning for his father Friday in South Carolina, a day before the state's Republican primary, where the ex-president is nearly 30 points ahead of his final GOP rival, former U.N. ambassador and South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley. 

At the Trump campaign's South Carolina headquarters located in North Charleston, the former first son smacked around Republicans willing to fund Ukraine's war effort against Russia. 

'I called out Mitch the Glitch,' Trump Jr. said. 'Can we find someone who doesn't freeze up? It's like Windows 92. Buffering, buffering, buffering.' 

He later told DailyMail.com in a gaggle that he had someone in mind for McConnell's replacement.

Donald Trump Jr. also gave a kick to Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, while campaigning for his father in South Carolina Friday, after the ex-president said he may not be able to work with the Kentucky Republican if he's reelected later this year 

'Can we find someone who doesn't freeze up? It's like Windows 92. Buffering, buffering, buffering,' Donald Trump Jr. said referencing McConnell's bizarre freezing incidents (pictured) that happened twice last year 

'I think in the Senate right now, I mean, I think guys like a J.D. Vance, people who are actually willing to call out the club. I think that's so important,' Trump Jr. said. 

Vance, 39, was elected to the Senate in 2022, one of a handful of Trump-backed Republicans to win their races in what was otherwise a disappointing showing for the party. 

McConnell, 82, has had some health struggles in recent years, including two bizarre freezing incidents. 

'It is funny and I try to do some of this with humor because it drives the point home,' Trump Jr. said after using the McConnell nickname with the crowd. 'That guy, just like Joe Biden, he'll go out and tell us that Ukraine is the No. 1 priority for Republicans across the country.' 

Trump made a similar point after Senate Republicans passed a $118 billion package to beef up border protection while funding aid to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan. 

'This Bill is a great gift to the Democrats and a Death Wish for The Republican Party,' Trump posted to Truth Social before it was tanked by the GOP-led House.

Then on Tuesday, which was McConnell's birthday,  Trump said at a Fox News town hall in South Carolina that he probably couldn't work with McConnel should he win in November. 

'He'll probably end up endorsing me. I don't know that I can work with him,' the ex-president said. 'He gave trillions of dollars that he didn't have to, trillions of dollars. He made it very easy for the Democrats.' 

While Trump Jr. had an easy answer for a McConnell replacement, he played it more coy when reporters asked who he'd like to see as his father's running mate. 

'There would be a couple that I'd love to see, only just for like the vice presidential debate, right? I'd love to see like a Tucker Carlson go up against Kamala,' Trump Jr said. 

He added 'Tim's a good friend of mine,' when a reporter asked him about South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott, who despite being initially appointed to the Senate by Haley endorsed Trump ahead of last month's New Hampshire primary.

'There are plenty of people I hate as a VP choice,' Trump Jr. said when DailyMail.com asked him to name names. 'Like the vast majority of Washington, D.C.'  

He then credited himself for being the first to be 'very vocal' about how bad Haley would be as the veep. 

'Her team would be handpicked by the swamp to - there's a better word for it - but snake every decision, leak everything, make everything impossible, so you don't need that,' Trump Jr. said. 'So I sort of got ahead of the trend.' 

'Because everybody hates Nikki Haley on our side of this,' he added.