President Trump on Monday said Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden would make the US a “very boring socialist country.”

Trump nicknamed the former vice president “O’Biden” during his campaign speech in Mankato, Minn.

The president predicted the collapse of the news industry if he’s defeated while attacking Biden for the policies of the Obama administration.

“That was O’Biden as I call them,” Trump said as he blasted Maine fishing restrictions. “That was Obama and Biden. It’s short, I like that term O’Biden.”

Trump said if Biden prevails in November, news outlets will go into decline.

“Nobody’s gonna want to cover sleepy Joe. We will end up with one very boring socialist country that will go to hell,” Trump said.

Trump vowed to reverse the economic decline caused by the coronavirus pandemic, saying he believes a “super v-shaped” recovery is already underway.

“That’s God testing me,” Trump said. “He said, ‘You know, you did it once.’ And I said, ‘Did I do a great job, God? I’m the only one that could do it.’ He said, ‘That you shouldn’t say. Now we’re going to have you do it again.’ I said, ‘Okay, I agree. You got me.'”

Trump also slammed Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.), a member of the four-member “Squad” of leftist congresswomen.

Omar is a “horrible woman who hates our country,” Trump said of the Somali refugee.

Trump blasted his 2016 Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, saying that she is “a loser, but not a gracious one.”

The president focused heavily on trade policy and violent protests after the May police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis. He urged the crowd to help him flip the state that he lost by 1.5 percent to Clinton.

Trump joked he would not return to campaign for third, fourth, fifth or sixth terms if the state failed to go for him.