Days after a comedian at Donald Trump’s MSG rally labeled Puerto Rico a “garbage pile,” the former president drove to a Green Bay, Wisconsin rally on Wednesday in a Trump-marked garbage truck.

Trump continued to criticize President Joe Biden’s response to the controversial moment at the MSG rally when Trump called his supporters trash.

Biden clarified his comments, and Vice President Kalama Harris told reporters: “I totally disagree with people being criticized based on who they voted for.”

However, as Trump got into the garbage truck, he told reporters, “250 million people are not garbage.”

“I could tell you who the real trash is, but I won’t,” he continued.

Trump falsely claimed there was corruption in Pennsylvania.

Later, pressed on whether he would accept the election results if there was no evidence of fraud, Trump repeated the claims about Pennsylvania and then said, “If they can’t find evidence of fraud anywhere, I will accept it.”

Pressed about a potential role Robert F. Kennedy Jr. could play in his administration, Trump said vaguely that he would work with him but did not confirm that he would be given the top job at Health and Human Services.

“We’re going to work with him, and he’s a very talented man. He wants women’s health. He wants people’s health, and we’re going to work with him. He’s a very, very talented man,” Trump said.

-ABC News’ Lalee Ibssa, Kelsey Walsh and Soo Rin Kim