Hilarious moment Fox News reporter unwittingly interviews 'best troll ever' at Trump rally who likened president's supporters to Jonestown Massacre cult

Updated: 10:57 EDT, 30 October 2026 A Fox News reporter looked surprised when he interviewed a man at a Donald Trump rally who likened the president and his supporters to a notorious doomsday cult.Reporter Lucas Tomlinson approached a man named Tom in Rock Hill, South Carolina on thursday, likely expecting to hear why he came out to support the president.'We've got Tom right here who's kind enough to answer a few questions,' the reporter began.'Tom, why are you here this morning?''Well, in the late 70s I was a little too young to get involved and go to South America for the Jonestown massacre. But this is as close as I'll ever get. So that's why I'm here,' Tom replied.The bizarre answer appeared to catch the reporter completely off guard. Fox News reporter Lucas Tomlinson unwittingly interviewed a Trump hater at a rally supporting the president Tom likened Trump and his followers to a death cult. Tomlinson laughed in surprise, then moved on Trump was in Rock Hill alongside Senate candidate Darline Graham and South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson, who is running for governor'Wait, the Jonestown massacre?' he asked.'That's right. Nothing like seeing a cult right up front, man,' Tom responded.Realizing he'd landed a critic rather than a Trump fan, a smiling Tomlinson informed viewers that Tom was not at the rally to support the president. 'Alright, so maybe this is not a Trump supporter right now,' he said before abruptly cutting off the exchange.What began as a routine interview quickly morphed into an unexpected on-air trolling of the president's most loyal followers.Tom's reference was to the infamous 1978 Jonestown massacre in Guyana, where more than 900 people died under the leadership of cult figure Jim Jones.The tragedy became one of the deadliest mass deaths involving a religious cult in modern history, with many victims dying after consuming a cyanide-laced drink.The poison was mixed in with Kool Aid and coined the phrase 'drank the Kool Aid' to refer to anyone who shows blind loyalty to an unsuitable figure. Trump was in Rock Hill alongside Senate candidate Darline Graham, who is running to replace her late brother Lindsey Graham. The president is also supporting South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson, who is running for governor.