Donald Trump's campaign for president is accusing the Tennessee Republican Party of "doing the bidding" of the national GOP establishment in a calculated attempt to "steal" pro-Trump delegates and stop them from being a part of  Tennessee's GOP delegation.

It's part of a national effort by GOP party leaders, the Trump campaign has alleged, to stop the Republican frontrunner from becoming the nominee.

"They're picking anti-Trump people," Morris said. "They're picking establishment picks who don't support Donald Trump, and it's just the same effort that they're conducting all over the country to steal a vote here, steal a delegate there, to affect the outcome of the convention in July and take the nomination away from Donald Trump.

"The party chair is a puppet. He is doing the bidding of the party establishment to take the nomination away from Donald Trump."

Brent Leatherwood, executive director of the Tennessee Republican Party, said the party didn't have any agreement and accused the Trump campaign of rabble-rousing.