Donald Trump interrupted ten times at N.C. rally
- 8 years ago
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is drawing large crowds, and increasingly, protesters.
At a rally of around 8,000 in North Carolina Friday night, Trump was interrupted at least ten times by an assortment of protesters who continued through the entirety of his 45-minute speech.
Some held signs reading "Stop the Hate, We Make America Great" and "Dump Trump" while others chanted "Black Lives Matter."
Trump’s rhetoric about minority groups in the U.S. is making him the target of diverse opposition groups.
He's called undocumented immigrants rapists and criminals and called for building a wall along the southern U.S.-Mexico border, angering Latinos.
More recently, he retweeted fake crime statistics claiming blacks murder the majority of whites and called the behavior of a "Black Lives Matter" protester "disgusting."
At the rally, each group of protesters was removed, yet Trump appeared increasingly irritated and ended his speech earlier than normal.
At a rally of around 8,000 in North Carolina Friday night, Trump was interrupted at least ten times by an assortment of protesters who continued through the entirety of his 45-minute speech.
Some held signs reading "Stop the Hate, We Make America Great" and "Dump Trump" while others chanted "Black Lives Matter."
Trump’s rhetoric about minority groups in the U.S. is making him the target of diverse opposition groups.
He's called undocumented immigrants rapists and criminals and called for building a wall along the southern U.S.-Mexico border, angering Latinos.
More recently, he retweeted fake crime statistics claiming blacks murder the majority of whites and called the behavior of a "Black Lives Matter" protester "disgusting."
At the rally, each group of protesters was removed, yet Trump appeared increasingly irritated and ended his speech earlier than normal.