In a recent interview with Fox News, former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley unleashed a scathing attack on former President Donald Trump, branding him as "totally unhinged." The tension between the two Republican candidates has been escalating since the New Hampshire primary, where Trump emerged victorious with 54.3 percent of the vote, while Haley managed to close the gap to just 11 points.

During her appearance on Fox News, Haley expressed her dismay at Trump's decision to focus his attacks on her instead of discussing important policy issues such as border security and preventing war. She went as far as questioning Trump's ability to serve as a president for all Americans, criticizing his approach of creating a select group of supporters while alienating others.

Trump's campaign has remained tight-lipped about Haley's comments, opting not to respond to requests for comment. However, Haley's campaign has seized on the controversy, claiming to have received more than $1 million in small-dollar and digital donations since Trump's threat against her. To further capitalize on the situation, Haley's campaign even released T-shirts with the words "Barred. Permanently." along with her name, offered as a token to supporters who donate $5 to her campaign.

This week has seen a series of increasingly confrontational exchanges between Haley and Trump. During a campaign event, Haley mocked Trump for throwing a "temper tantrum" after the New Hampshire primary results were announced, suggesting that he felt threatened by her presence. In addition, she raised concerns about Trump's mental fitness, challenging him to a debate and stating, "Bring it, Donald. Show me what you got."

The war of words between the two candidates extended beyond the interview, with Haley taking a jab at Fox News hosts, accusing them of wanting to coronate Trump. She also called for mental competency tests for politicians over the age of 75, a move that has previously been used by Haley to criticize President Joe Biden. Haley additionally highlighted Trump's memory lapses, pointing out his incorrect claims that President Biden would lead the U.S. into World War II and that he had run against former President Barack Obama.

Haley's attack on Trump marks a significant shift in her approach, as she had previously refrained from harshly criticizing him. As the Republican primary continues, it remains to be seen how this feud will impact the race and the support for both candidates.

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