Trump Interrupted by Protesters at Kansas Rally, Warns of France-Style Unrest
Donald Trump faced repeated interruptions during a Kansas rally while warning that Democratic victory could bring France-style unrest to the United States.
KEY POINTS
- Trump was interrupted by several protesters at a Kansas rally on Monday night
- He accused demonstrators of being paid $250 to cause disturbances
- He warned the US could burn like France if Democrats win
- The rally backed Senator Roger Marshall against Democrat Adam Hamilton
- Kansas has not elected a Democrat to the US Senate in 94 years
President Donald Trump was interrupted by several demonstrators during a rally in Park City, Kansas, shortly after taking the stage on Monday night. At least two people heckled him as he spoke about winning the state three times.
Trump’s supporters booed the protesters while the president responded with insults. He told one demonstrator he would go home to his parents, who would slap him around for voting for that man.
“Whatever you do, get out and vote so we can get rid of idiots like that. It never ends.”
By the fourth interruption, Trump accused the protesters of being young people paid $250 to cause a disturbance and then ruin their lives by getting arrested. He repeated a “your mom” joke he had used at earlier rallies in Texas, Ohio and Alaska.
Trump also warned that the United States could “burn” like France if Democrats win, citing recent unrest over the cost of living and underfunded public services. He provided no evidence for the claim.
The rally supported Republican Senator Roger Marshall, who is in a close contest with Democratic candidate Adam Hamilton. Kansas has not elected a Democrat to the US Senate in 94 years.
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