Cher Insults Trump With Gusto — and Profanity — at Clinton Fundraiser

Entertainer Cher unloaded a freewheeling barrage of insults at Donald Trump during a private fundraiser for Hillary Clinton, comparing him to Hitler and saying he reminded her of the actress who played a murdering child in the film, "The Bad Seed."

Speaking Sunday in Provincetown, Massachusetts, the singer and actress gave a stinging — and at times profane — assessment of the Republican presidential nominee. Invoking "The Bad Seed" she said: "He's so Patty McCormack, consummate liar, doesn't care who she hurts, insane."

Before an enthusiastic crowd, Cher also said of Trump: "Do you remember 'Fun with Dick and Jane'? It's like racist fun with Dick and Jane."

She later added: "He doesn't mean we want to make America great again. He means we want to make America straight and white." She also said that she was reminded of "despots, you know Stalin and Hitler."

A video of Cher's remarks at the "LGBT summer celebration" was posted on Facebook and first reported by The New York Times.

Cher, who has been campaigning with Clinton, offered praise, though with a few caveats.

"She is shy and she's not the greatest speaker in the world," Cher said. "But this is what I believe and this is what I know. I know she will work every moment of every day."

After the event, Cher told reporters that Trump was "a racist, he's a misogynist, he's a horrible person."

A partial clip of Clinton's remarks was also posted on Facebook. Thanking Cher, Clinton said: "I can't tell you how excited I am to have Cher here."

A popular entertainer for decades, Cher came to fame in the 1960s as part of a singing duo with then-husband Sonny Bono. She has enjoyed success as a solo artist, with songs like "If I Could Turn Back Time" and "Believe," and has starred in movies, including "Moonstruck," ''Silkwood" and "Mermaids."